Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, May 21, 1909, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MOIt.MXf. ORHfiOXIAX. FRIDAY. MAY -.1. HMr.. 11 CITY NEWS IN BRIEF The Goal ORE;ONIAJf TEI EPHOJIH . Pae. States. Horn. Coantlr.c-Roora ........Main 707, A & Cltjr Circulation Main 707 A 0 Managing- Editor Main T070 A oi fcjnday Editor Main 7070 A 0 Compon-Room Main 7070 A ol City Editor Main 7"7 A.lltS Bupt. Buildings Main 707 A We Seek v 1. AMl'SFMINTS. HEILirj THEATER M4th and n'vtilnitnnt Ru!aian Symp-dny Orchestra mni Hn r;re-t Piayers In "Midsummer Night's Dream" Tonight at 8.15. E,I2,W; THEATER (15th an Km. Baker Stock .ompany In "The tat tle Minister." Toni'ht at fc:15 BAKER THEATER (ThirO and Tamhlll erria Hartman in "It Happened In Kord land. T orient at 8 J3. fcfxrh.. THEATER fMorrlaon. bet--.. Mn,Jn'3.eov",th) Advanced vaudeville. Matinee at 2:1S: tonight at 8:13 G"vNe?,hTHEilTi:Rr-'Wmnln"'0. "tw..n -"fto'Sna S'-V evil,. d.luaa. ?H v " anu- . ?(re7hd"pth- -HI Vdriv-n V hrt'ih' foundation may ri e .v?. Th're re fills on two sides r" r i V . E-At T.mpl. head r,r?hl ,on,Kht- avld Bres.;er. the win .hh rPmo bureau of New York sl"r'a eii the ""eM'lon. Mr. BrL i? ! th the condi tions of the recent ImmierantM in the "reP';ir "d Vn- wlTh th Kresr has heen connect. ith the work of relieving the terrible rm sration population in .New York and . at present, the beat informed man "n dreSBCI'ryn0n ,the -bject so his .7. L " of unusual Interest. The service, commence at 8 o clock" The Bauer .7 d,"c,,"n B.oc-h ,hJ " "nler he following an rM Dram" I "-rd the S-r,- ? , - TV"""'- and "Thou 'ho like t ie Mind rost Come- (Ambrose. Br-'cETr Wo1MA5s Dies. Mrs. Alvena. F. Beckett, a pioneer of 15S. died yester- I.alph I Bracket!, Wi Grand avenue North. Death followed a stroke of para lysis Mrs. Brackett was 74 year, of Re a id had resided In OreBon for If, years 'BB1.born in New York state and One daughter and three sons survive They are: Mrs. R, K. Parr and W. v ttvrackett. of San . Fancisco: Rae F Ralph L. Brackett. of Portland. Funeral services win be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o clock. Meets at Atlantic Crrr.-The 2th an nual conference of the National Florence Crtttenton Mission will be held at Atlan tic City. May i., M. 27 and 28. The head quarters of the conference will be at Clialfonie and t he dele-Bate will be en tertained. These through the princely penerosity of the Ieeds company by the inviatlon of Mrs. Sarah Leeds, presldvnt of the Florence Crtttenton Circle in Atlantic City. Mrs. Cleveland Rockwell has been sent as delegate by the board of managers of the Florence Crlttenton Home of Portland. She will be absent three or four weeks. Schools Will Not Closes. The Board of Education has decided not to close the public schools Monday. May 31 when the Portland G. A. post, will hold Memorial day cxerciees. A letter was sent the board asking that the school be closed on that day to give school chil dren an opportunity of witnessing the patriotic exercises, but In view of the opening of the Rose Festival and the giving of Friday afternoon preceding memorial to the old soldiers to talk to the children it wan decided that It would not be wise to close the schools on Mon day. May 31. Mount Tabor Circld Meets. The Mount Tabor Home Training Circle will meet tljis afternoon, at the. West-avenue schoolhouae at 3:30 o'clock. Mrs. Hutchinson will sing at this meeting. Mrs. Frank Kelsay. the new president. ls ex pected to be present to announce the committees for the enduing year. An In teresting programme will be given, fol lowed by a social. It will be the last meeting for the school year. Will Diacvsa Rose Festival. Ben Riesland. president cf the Seventh Ward Improvement League, has called a special meeting for tonight In the clubroom on Powell and" Milwaukle streets to discuos Rose Festival matters and the part that district may take in the Festival. Ar rangements, will be made to secure roses from the district. All members and others interested are Invited to attend this, meeting. I.ectvre at Library Tonioht. E. G. Shepard. E. El, electrical instructor of the Portland School of Trades will de liver an address on "High Tension Power Transmission.-- before the Rose City Wireless Club, in the children's room of the Public Library, tonight at g o'clock. All Interested are Invited to attend. The regular meeting of the North East - S'de Improvement Associantion will take place this evening at Woodmen's hall. Rodney avenue and Russell street. The plan of Interesting voters on the question of a high bridse at "Broadway will be dis cussed, as well as other important mat ters. A full attendance Is requested. Aesthetic Gymnastics and music. T. W. O. A. Auditorium, jventh and Taylor streets. S:1S P. M.. Tuesday. May 25 and Wednesday. May 2. Admission 25 cents. Tickets may be obtained at the office or from members of the gymnasium or the Altrul Octette. Come the first evening if you wish, to be sure of a seat. Cornerstones to Be Relaid. The re laying of the cornerstone of PL Mark's . Ch-.irvh. and the benediction of the rreiory and parishhouse, m-iTT take place this afternoon at 4: o'clock, at the corner cf Twenty-first and Marshall rTi-rn. The Bishop of Oregon will offi ciate. All will he welcome. North liAsr Sipe Cli-b Meets. The North Bast Side Improvement Associa tion will meet tonislu at the hall on Russell street and Rodney avenue. It Is expected that a report will be made on the Montgomery Park proposition, which Is being handled by a special committee. - Crystal I-awe Park. Milwaikik. Opening Sunday. May 23. band concert; ilreworks in evening: ball Saturday eve ning. Se- l..oro gold fn'i In one pond: brook treat by t!ic thousand; natural mineral war-t. e Ladies. Even our moderate-priced hats try always correct. Specials at 5 and $7 this week. Well worth your atten tion. English, correct millinery, 31 Mor rison. Mtrquam bulliling. . Kxct-Rsiox to Cascade Locks ever' dun ?av. $1 roursfl trip, on steamer Ratify Gat r4 ; leaves 9 A. M. returns S::i P. M. frice Alder-Sireet wharf. Pnone, Main I'U or A 5113- Rattles at rvimonii-o Cafe. H Seventh street. Friday 5 to S. to get French din ner. For Rent. June 1. ten-room house. Nob Hill district. Inquire 747 Glisan St. is to gain a sufficient income for old age. The surest and safest way to reach this goal is to start an account today with The Oldest Trust Cojipanj In Oregai We Pay from 2co to 4jc Call for oar statement and Book of "ILU-BTRATIOXa." Portland Trust Company of Oregon S. L CORNER THIRD AMD OAK STREETS BKJ. I. f'OHEJf rraldnl H I FITTOfK .....Tkf.rml.lni L,R'. HOLJ- - r'-i B. IK: f.M.KT ...Kerrnvi ft. J. OH. I. Al.- . - - ... 'K.vrv.ir w ..... . -Caabier Mant Visit New Ijsrast-The North Alhina IJbrary reading-rooms on Kill Ingsworlh avenue and Borthwlck street were opened yesterday afternoon to the public. At noon the women of the Rose Culture Club served dinner In a vacant store for the benefit of the library. anl It was largely patronized. All after noon the rooms of the library building were thronged with vl-ttors. who were received by Miss Harriett Williams, who Is In charge. Mrs. Harriett Mi-Gulr. president of the Library Association, an.1 members of the Uose Culture Club. Books have been snr.pll-d by the Port land Library. The women of the neigh borhood have ben very active for sev eral months in th movement to open reedlng-roosns on Killlngsworth avenue, and tliey have been assisted by the bus. ness men. Iontlon of the cottage by William Fragmlre and the free use of ground for It by J. H. Nolta made It pos sible to start the library. It Is expected that out of this fctart to establish Ilnally a permanent branch library in North Albina. but tht plan now Is to conduct the present library one year before larger plans will be undertaken. Nap Cost, Him Foot. Richard O'Con nor, a y-jur.g workman who has been boarding at the Hoyt Hotel, went to I sl.ep on a spur In the terminal yards I wniie flrunk. at an early hour yesterday morning. Ills left fool lying across a rail, was severed by a strint of freight car, which were being witched about the yards. O'Connor was picked up " at Z o'clock and taken to the Good Samaritan Hospital. Did Not Accx-sb Van G la n John Cravall. of Ltnts. mho was lined ant Tuesday for keeping a vicious dog. denies ' ' " . V n i 11 I 1 ITT CUlllllltllllll, 1 ! 1 A I ! H . A. Van Glan. with attempting to steal hi, j chickens. The constable of Lents re- I marked at the trial that Cravall ought to be allowed to keep a dog. as the family lived at some distance from their neigh bors and they were likely to be robbed at any time. Board or Education? Meets Todat. Members of Board of rVlucatlon will hold a special meeting at the City Hall this afternoon. The session probably will be an executive one. as the director, intend to take up the selection of teachers In the various public schools for the ensuing year. The list of instructors so chosen will not be announced until about the close of the school year next month. Dr. Abrahamsom to Speak. Services will be held this evening In Congrega tion Ahaval Sholom Synsgogue. comer Park and Clay streets, at o'clock. The auditorium is now ready for use and services again will be held there. The choir will resume Its part In the services. Tomorrow services begin at : o'clock. Rabbi R. Abrahamson will officiate. All are welcome. Deliver Povltrt iVctvrbi Dr. James Wlthyeombe. of the Oregon Agricultural College, will deliver sn address tonight. In the Y. M. C. A., before member, of, the Junior Poultry Association on scien tific methods in poultry raising. All bo ye and girls interested in the subject are Invited. Confirmation at St. David's. Rt. Rev. Charles Scadding. D. D.. Episcopal Bishop of Oregon, will make his annual visitation to the parish of St. David's, on Sunday. May ZZ. and administer the rite of confirmation at the 11 o'clock morning service. Dental colleoe Commencement. Friends of the North pacific Colli ge of Dentistry and of the graduating class are invited to attend the exercises to be held this evening In t lie Masonic Temple. Park and Yamhill streets, at 8 o'clock. DR. F. B. Eaton, eye, ear. Medical bldg.e Dr. J. S. Stott has returned. BABY LOST IN CITY PARK Helen Worpo Wanders About All Iaj Till Found by Policeman With a doll hugged close to her bosom. Httle Helen Worgo, 3H year, old. whose parents live at BJ8 Thurman street, was picked up at 7:30 o'clock last night In the City Parjc. Patrolman Burke took her to the police station and kept her there until her father called and took charge of her. The tot had been mlsatng from her home el nee o'clock in th. morning and had wandered about the city without anything to eat all day. wide-yed at the things she had seen for the first time and all so wondrous to her. All day long she had kept walking. How she had mtUfAbto get up lo the City Park she was unable to explain. After playing in the sunshine In the park all the afternoon. ,h. seated herself near a bench as the sun sank and called out to the first passerby. "I want to go home." How she had escaped notice all this time Is regarded as remarkable. ' PAY TWICE THE PRICE? If you tniitl you could pay us twW the prire of "Our Own MlKtur" but ev-n then we could not Improve Its quality. It in as fine a wmoklnir tobacco as h full est discrimination and best materials can make It. We couldn't Improve the quality at double the price. Try a pound. It's Jtint fl.2S. SIC Mr.! A CO.. 92 Third Street and Two Branches. FLORISTS. The Tonseth Floral Company are new located In their new store In the Marquarn building. 325 Morrison, with a display of fine cut flowers, palms and ferns. Phnn Main 610?. A lio:. Closes for Vacation. The Laurelwood Academy, a denomlnm- ; J v s ' mW-- tlonal school conducted at Goeton by the Bventh-Iay Advenltsts. il close for lh Summer vacation next Tui-s.li.). Ki'ler w. F. Martin, of Portland, will preach the baccslsureate scrrr.on. v RESCUE WORKERS MEET fcoclal Conditions In This "lly Are Tltornughljr IHocustx-d. A weil-altend-d mass meeting of Port land women who are In'erest.fi in rescue and prison work, was h-ld yesterday aft. emoon at Grace Methodist Church. The principal ob)erl of the sinirmi-nl Is lo give out Information to ail who sr In terested, regarding the actual conditions with reference lo rescue and protection work, that prevail in the rlty. Mrs. Lola G. Baldwin, of the travelers' aid de partment of the Y. V. C. A., and also superintendent of protective work for women and girls, gave a most Interest lug and Instructive talk on conditions along this line as they exist In Portland. Dr. Leon Wlllot Hyde addressed the meeting on the subject of the social evil. A movement Is on foot and will be brought before the public to establish a free dis pensary for the poor, to be aided by the medical department of. the city. ARTICLES N0JADVERTISED Samples of fine muslin underwesr. sam ples of lawn. mull, net and silk shirt waists, sample suits and house dream a. secured for 0c on the dollar, a-lll be placed on sale this nsnrnlng for less than makers' cost. Pee the show windows. He the millinery. McAlien sr. McDonnell, popular dry goods store, corner Third snd Morrison. AT SARGENTS. Perkins Hotel Orlll. planked steaks. Kntltfjh mutton chops. Spring Iamb chop, squabs, chickens, sea food and Italian difths a iprTlalty: French d nn-r Run days. Private dlnlnic-room. Nicholas K. Pargent, leasee. WHEREJO DINE. All tjia dellcacses of tb. sessoo at tbo Portland Restaurant; fin. prlvalo apart tosnta (or ladles. M nub. near tna Willamette Tent & Awnlnf Co. v( and 77 North Front, manufactures 'Willamette" couch hammocka Comfoit sble, dursbl. and ornamental. For sal. hy all dealers. e. LATEST sHEET MTSIO S. 1 a sel IS Cvata. Popular, classical and folios. The E. P. Chariton Sr Co.. J.i-iSO Washington SU Fine Bags, medium and largs. as.orted leathers. P. Centemerl Kid Gloves. l 00 to lt.00. la Tosca Cor.ets. 11.15 to F. P. Young Hereatt Sf Cor. Waialaitn. "Tkt tlaalltr hip." la ale.' Haseraaahrr. PEXIAL. TO DAY. $3.50 and $4.00 Kid Gloves $1.93 Colors only and best makes. $1.50 2 -Clasp Toreador Kid Goves $125 All colors, white or black. $1.50 Fancy Stock Collars 50c Each Broken lines. 50c Corset Cover Embroid eries 25c Yard Tovj should see them, 35c All Silk Taffeta Ribbon 19c Yard All colors. Best value you ever saw. THIS IS THE BEST TIME AFE YEAR ran a ti Tr. on futtDCB. As tu.r. is utile or no sng.r of .ore gums or oib.r troubles wuil. sprisg is.ia. Our p.al.s give lbs snuuth a asi- DR. W. A. WISE Prs4oVat sad Masagsr. Tsars Establish la Paetl.sa. via will gir. you a good lis ssiai or porc.lajo cro.a for ........ Molar crowns tilt bridge teeth Uo'.d or enani.l filling........... Ullver filling, In'ay fKI-ngs or all kinds Good rubber plate.. ......... .... Th. beat red ruboer plat......... f j Painless extraction. ............. Jt Palnl.sa .xtrac'lon, rre. ba pUta or bridge work I, ordered. Work guaranteed for It years. THE WISE DENTAL CO. lae. Th. r-silisa- BISa, .4 hi au. i Offlcw t.nr. Ft A. M. r. H. saaelaa. to 1. nm A aas Mala This it as potni as an extra edition of a dailr paper, to know that we !. liver to BXVERDAJ-E, and all adjoin ing suburb., THREE time a week. We do not want any one to btliev a rumor to the effect that vt ara not dellverinf m nraal. We will be doing business when other are not. Open an account with us. We are hers) to please. L. Mayer & Co. Portland's Oldest Grocers. Both Phones. 118 Third Etreet. When this under-price Talking Machine Sale seV'fJ pnrl vmi'll nnf a j - soon again buy 1such fine ma- chines and rec ords under price. Pav a dollar a week. Eilers Pia'no House. WOMAN'S EXCHANGE IXS I.TM ST. Luneheea 11 in a M te 3 p M M k v i T r a r hirk.B hid; tt.i.i,u(. I.ra.er Sav. fto.at lmh 1 1 ta i K-rini J.! y F'r-.n Ar.rasu. h:r..e.rrl.. .i.J (t..m Kirt.Mrrf Shrtrak. The von Gillrrinr School OH Klll AL IIKIV.U CKU.M4L HI II 111G. Th Plse.t SMfillal aiakl. la Portlaa4. i-nones Alata Ji. A li. fipiiiuri ana ui prova last. ipg comfort. i i . v ' .- i . I --a 1 ' r 1 ' 1 - " " EXTRA YOU'LL You may want to pay more $35.00, $40.00 or $50 you'll get the finest clothes art can make at these prices. We can fit any size, big or little. THEY WANT YOU DOWN H THE COLUMBIA RIYER VALLEY Tir srant yo4 in help lcetop th wonderful re nurrva of t hat dltnet. They nl farmer and fruits rosters, bankers. t or k f r. doctors, lasr- era and laborer a. Ft. err avenue of activity presents unusual opport unit lea. Thousands of acres are) now bein put under Irri tation, with thousands of rrt mor svt;i to be de veloped. It I a new dis trict, with the opportuni ties and opninas common to a new district. There Is not another district in the entire, West which pre sents so much to the home seeker. Investigate the Columbia River Valley. You ran not afford not to, $ Kor further information ' write to PASCO COMMERCIAL CLUB PASCO, WASH. KENXEWICK COM RCIAL CLUB KENNEWICK. WASH. IT CANNOT BE IMPROVED Kor settlement ot, bill no tnethoii do vitetl ha taken the lIc of the bank de jxtsit and check sys tem. Start a checking account at once. Thin bank want it. 4 per cent interest paid oo time deposit. Open S A. !. to .":a0 1. M.: Satur days s r. M. Gold Seal FireProtectioa Hose t Goodyear Rubber Co. si. as. sa. srr rmi si rtsvs. FrcdPrchn,DJ).S. Its all r m Tmk. s se fsjea, .s Wrlsal. eerk. SS vs. W Si a, lie. asm. is IIU . rtr mrtiniya H nrr . ci p i . Sr SMU. Aswr, Srker a.4 SnnrsilB Arltackal r il.rle,. S'C eV .el A 4 st. rsnUae. NEVER DO A better turn than to drop in here today or tomorrow and look at the suits we sell at S18.00, $20.00, S25.00 or $30.00. If vou've al ready bought your Spring suit somewhere else, the visit will have added value for you as an object lesson; you'll learn something for next time. If you haven't bought yet, you'll realize what a positive favor we've done you to show you these suits. INSIST ON YOUR ROUTE Name Th Pioneer limited lo ll.s Uriel s.-t-nl and he will Utdrrl4)d that on anl the tel there t in train m-h ic from t!ie Tain t'liic Vo C!.ic-. Iasut on rur tx-Let rrad;iiK ia th CHICAGO MILWAUKEE S ST. PAUL RAILWAY The OrerJand Limited. Omaha to Ciieajro. and The Southwest limited, Kam-a Ciy to I'hieafc-o. ara a!f favorite trains Lat, and shouJd be included in your itinerarr. J Why not po cn ay and return another? H. S. ROWE General Agent 1 3-4 Third Strw-t. Portisvnd PORTLAND OREGON TCI n LETTERS Issued by thi bank ofTer a safe and convenient method of carryinc fund for a trip anywhere in thia country or abroad. They are. in tbemnelvc, a letter of introduction to any banker and give the bearer standing and credit when among stranger. HI rr C-iSffa, lisi Mi" 1 a i s i 'r w.t.jitisi i .. 7 s s m ..- a x if . i i s. tu. . ... ilai;u.t.ii i 4 m j. s. atsaaskslassaasaBtfsssa " t- xo itsT he wr.r.na. USE DUSTLESS WAXINE So roorplns-. spurs llr. r w.t saw. duiL : lre. $1 tss. !; ! lbs, :; Ihi. SCO. simrnsn ttsii n jt s asixic cx, ;K.lltbbC l'l.on. rW:iwoo4 lit. gcbvcab Printing Co. sirrssotr iiiienjiif r-irrfi I4TS Ts.t TmiTl i Ts. i eTf 'Jf. YOURSELF OF CREDIT PORTLAND k fpRINTING u MOUSE C? ai y.'-if.- i PJioney Women of Woodcraft Building Tarsal lues. I n II Teatta 'rll. for rstaleue snd trw-e, ea ew.r r.lt. r ir'i- 1 1 M rimn II.. I sar.r. well .t il culTtrt ip. frip. 1st i settle tsr.k a. etc IOBeX.OX HI.TO KCK I'll'i: O. 41 . rs( t