TITE MORNING OREGONIAN, TUESDAY, MARCH. 29, 1910.
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' AMUSEMENTS.
BUNGALOW THEATER (Twelfth and Mor
rison) Robert Muitell ip. "RlcheUeu."
Tonight at 8:O0.
ORPHEUM THEATER (Morrison, between
Sixth and Seventh) Vaudeville. This
afternoon at 2:16. and tonight at 8:15.
BAKER THEATER (Third, between Yam
hill and Taylor) "St. Elmo." Tonight at
8:15.
PORTLAND THEATER (Fourteenth and
Washington) "A Night on roadway."
Tonight at 8:15.
GRAND THEATER (Park and Washington)
Vaudeville. This afternoon at 2:13; to
night at 7:30 and 9.
STAR THEATER (Park and Washington)
Motion pictures. Continuous, from 1 :30 to
10:30 P. M.
Thrbb Churches to Be Blessed Next
Month. Arrangements have been com
pleted to dedicate the new Methodist
Church at Mount' Tabor Sunday, April
10. Rev. Fletcher Homan, president of
tlie Willamette University, will preach in
the morninsr; State Senator Booth will
preside at the platform meeting in the
afternoon and M. Kimball, of Willamette
University, will preach in the evening;.
Rev. J. W. McDougall is pastor of the
new church which will cont $15,000. It Is
built of concrete blocks. The Woodstock,
Methodist Church, which replaces the
building destroyed several months ago,
will be dedicated April 24. It has been,
rebuilt on larger lines than the former
building and the cost Is about $S000. The
new Norwegian - Swedish Methodist
Church, will be dedicated April 10. the
same day the Mount Tabor dedication
will take place. s
Revival op the Fittest. Roller skat
ing has again demonstrated its fitness as
one of the best physical exercises, and
pleasure giving amusements. Every
minute of the day and night roller
skatea are moving some place on the
earth's surface. Europe has the craze,
and its revival in this country among
the high and low stamps it a never
waning pleasure, for old and young. Visit
the Exposition Rink. Nineteenth and
Washington, get on a pair of rollers and
cut care and trouble to a whisper. Band
music every afternoon and evening, com
petent instructors, careful management.
Annexation Meeting Held at Borino.
A woll-attended annexation meeting wan
held at Boring Saturday. Addresses were
delivered by B. Lee Faget, G. F. Clark
and others in favor of annexing the
northern part of Clackamas to Multno
mah County. Mr. Paget answering the
assertion that it would cost $100,000 to
transcribe the records of the annexed
district, said there are men who will
give $10,000 bonds that the work can be
done for $2000. The speakers announced
that it would be necessary to raise funds
to circulate the initiative petitions. An
nexation meetings will be held at Sandy,
Eagle Creek, Damascus and Estacada
soon.
Humasb Society to Meet. A plea for
the dumb animal will be made this eve
ning by Homer Davenport, the cartoonist
and horse fancier, in the chapel of the
Unitarian Church, Seventh and Yamhill
streets. The occasion will be the annual
meeting and election of officers of the
Oregon Humane Society. The programme
for the svening follows: President
Berg's annual address; election of offi
cers; ten-minute address on humanity to
animals, by Rev. W. T. Euster recita
tion, by lime. JLeotta, and address, by
Mr. Davenport.
Women to Hear Dr. Dtott. The
psychology department of the Woman's)
Club is highly favored in having Rev.
Luther Dyott lecture today at 3 o'clock,
in Women of Woodcraft Hall. Tenth and
Taylor. The subject of his lecture will
be "Our Relation to Each Other Psycho
logically." The art department will meet
at 2 o'clock. The subject la "Titian."
Mrs. Weister will be assisted by Mrs. C.
It. Simmons, Mrs. J .Schwend and Mrs.
George McMillan.
New Yorkers Stili. is Field. The
Warner-Quinlan Company, a large New
York concern which lays asphalt pave
ment,' is still in the Held and will bid on
work to be done here. This was made
clear when Hugo Reed, its local repre
sentative, called yesterday upon Mayor
Simon and so stated. While his company
did not have any bids in at the last
meeting of the Executive Board, It prob
ably will have at the next session.
Baptist Missionary Society to Meet.
The Woman's Baptist Foreign Mission
ary Society of Oregon will hold its an
nual meeting in Emanuel Church, Second
and Meade streets. South Portland, today
at 10:30 o'clock. A business session will
be held in the morning, basket lunch
and addresses in the afternoon beginning
at 1:30 o'clock. Visitors are cordially
welcomed.
Relatives Are Sought. Notice has
been received here of the death of
George E. Adams, Jn Tacoma, efforts to
lind relatives of whom have bee.n un
availing. Adams was a cook by oc
upation, and had lived In Tacoma for
ten "years. It is said that Adams had a
sister residing in this city. He died at
( a Tacoma hospital last Thursday.
Suxnyside Park to Be Improved. A
ppecial meeting of the Sunnyside Push
Club will be held tomorrow night at the
office of Dr. J. A. Petit, at East Thirty
fourth and Belmont streets, to consider
the improvement of Sunnyside Park.
At this meeting recommendations will
be prepared to present to the Park Board
next Friday night.
Holoatb Goes to Jail. Malcora Hol
. gate, a young man residing in this city,
was arrested yesterday morning on a
charge of larceny by embezzlement, the
complaint being sworn to by L. S.
Oavis. In default of bail, Holgate was
taken to the County Jail, where he will
remain until the grand Jury has investi
gated his case.
Another House Ransacked. Cory D.
Beatty reported to the city detective
bureau yesterday that her bouse, at
945 East Yamhill street, was entered by
burglars Sunday night. The thief secured
a guitar case, a sapphire ring, two razors,
a gold-handled umbrella, and a man's
suit of clothes.
For Sale.
200-horsepower motor generator set, belted
units, complete with circuit breakers and
panels. Alternating and direct current
machines. Ideal drive for industrial plant.
Complete information furnished at room
201 Oregonian building.
Albina W. C. T. U. Meets Today.
Alblna W. C. T. U. will meet today at
2:30 o'clock, at the home of Mrs. Gilbert,
M5 Borthwick street. A mothers' meet
ing will be held, conducted by Mrs.
Sleeth, state superintendent of mother's
meetings.
Concert Tonight, Centenary Church,
East Ninth and Pine, Centenary Choral
Society, under direction of Robert Boice
Carson; Living Gibson and Christy pic
. lures. Admission 50c.
A Sample Fete for the benefit of
Bishop Spalding's Mission work will be
held Friday evening and Saturday after
noon, at Trinity Church parish house.
Rate War. Steamer Nome City sails
direct for dan Francisco Tuesday; cabin
$10. steerage $5, berth and meals included.
Frank Bollam. tgent, 13S Third St.-
Ant person knowing the whereabout
of Gus Balenselfer please notify Wimer
Balenselfer, Gen. Del., Portland. Or.
WlLLAMETTK FUEL COMPANY has best
dry old growth fir wood. Main 1225. A 1225.
Very Desirable healthy blue-eyed
baby boy. Phone Main 2811. afternoon.
Swiss watch repairing. C. Chrlstensen,
Tecond floor Corbett bldg.. take elevator.
Will meet you at Centenary Church
tonight. Centenary Choral Society.
Bar Association to Meet. Tonight at
8 o'clock in the courtroom of department
No. 1, County Courthouse, the Multno
mah County Bar Association will hold its
regular monthly meeting. John F. Logan
will deliver an address on the topic,
"Experiences With Juries." The ban
quet committee will report. All at
torneys are invited to attend.
One Steer Cost $150, and the live
weight was between 2000 and 3000 pounds.
Of course it was an Oregon steer and
it is hanging in the Alder-Street Market
of the Frank L. Smith Meat Company.
Read more about it in Smith's adv. on
the back page. Oregon bear meat at
Smith's, 30c to 50c per pound.
Electric Vacuum Carpet Cleaners
rented by the day. Main 1233.
Order "Edel Brau" bottled beer.
Phones Main 708. A 5325.
WOODS HELD TO JURY
' If alia Haba's" Alleged' Assailant
Under S2 000 Bonds And Warned.
Ed. A. Woods, who made a living toroh
of the "Haba Haba" man a short time
ago by touching a match to his body
after sprinkling him with gasoline, was
put under $2000 bonds yesterday by Judge
Bennett to insure his appearance before
the grand jury.
Woods, through his attorney, waived
a hearing on the charge of assault with
intent to kill and the action of the court
in placing him under bail followed.
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Mr. W. S. J.' Maxfield, Formerly
Mrs. Knby B. McConnell, who,
as Stenographer, Won Heart of
New York Capitalist.
Judge Bennett warned Woods that, if he
were found In the block In which Harry
Blitz, the "missing link," labors, he
would be liable to be placed under $5000
bonds to keeD the peace.
This is the second charge which
Woods has faced In connection with his
recent attempt to incinerate the man
of fantastic make-up. He was first ar
rested on a charge of assault and bat
tery, found guilty and sentenced. He ap
pealed from the court's decision, and
was given his liberty on furnishing bail
in the sum of $1500. He was arrested
recently on a more serious charge pre
ferred by Blitz, who feared he would
be molested again. "Haba Haba' Blitz
was in court yesterday, but few recog
nized him. He was au naturel.
AUTO "SCORCHERS" GUILTY
Judge Bennett Fines "Lucky IS"
$10 Each for Speeding
Thirteen automobile "scorchers" ap
peared in Municipal Court yesterday, and
were fined $10 each by Judge Bennett.
These were among those arrested Satur
day and Sunday by the police, who have
been instructed by Chief of Police Cox
to secure all who ' endanger pedestrians
by exceeding the speed limit.
Those who entered a plea of guilty
and received a $19 fine yesterday were
Sid. Rasmussen, Carl H. Sigglin, Robert
O. Welch, Edward Wllkey, Frank B.
Riley, Abe Tichenor, F. W. Torgler, For
rest Smlthson, C. F. Wright, A. Benbow,
Wallace J. Landis, H. Hanna and P; E.
Struck.
While no statement was made from
the bench it Is intimated that Judge Ben
nett will deal severely with those who
come before him for the second time on
a charge of speeding. To a third offender
against the automobile ordinance, a jail
sentence may be given.
LAST FENDER TEST TODAY
Mayor and Commitee to Scan Xelson
Automatic Car Device.
Mayor Simon and the special committee
of the City Council on streetcar service
will witness the last of the fender tests
at Twenty-sixth and Upshur streets at 2
o'clock this aftembon. The Nelson auto
matic air device will be shown. This type
is said to be one which has proved excep
tionally useful in Brooklyn and other large
cities.
A petition has been filed with the City
Auditor by residents of Hawthorne ave
nue, asking the special committee to se
cure better car service for that district.
A 15-minute Berviee is asked for, day and
night, with double that many cars during
rush hours. The petitioners say they are
entitled to this consideration, as the dis
trict which they represent has become
thickly populated, while the car service
has not been increased to keep pace with
the growth.
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FARM TO SELL OR TRADE
To settle up an estate I will sell for
cash or trade for Improved Portland prop
erty a splendid 150-acre farm adjoining
the town of Dungeness. Wash. Modern
home in 'best farming and dairying dis
trict. Price J80t, part cash or terms
to suit. 'Chls is only a little over J53
per acre and the house and buildings
Uone are worth over ?4000. Call on or
write J. L. Bowman, care Brownsville
Woolen Mill 9tore, Portland, Or.
A FINE; LINEJ3F TURBANS
on special sale Tuesday. Wednesday,
Thursday; $8.00 hats reduced to $5.00;
$12.00 to $8.00; $15.00 to $10.00. Come early
to secure first choice. Marie 17. Zeit
fuchs, 340 Alder.
WHEREJTO DINE.
All the delicacies of the season at tha
Portland Restaurant. Fine private apart
ments for ladies. Ztjft Wash., near 6th sc.
PILES CURED EX B to 14 DAYS.
PAZO OINTMENT Is guaranteed to cure u;
case of Itching. Blind. Bleeding or Protruding
piles in a to 14 days or money refunded. OOu.
Rack Bsirtnaja CftaL
The best bousa coaL Liberty Coal A
lea Co.. exclusive agents, 25 North,
Fourteenth street. Main 16 J A Sis.
Plant Sibson's Roses. Phone Sell wood 960.
WOOING IS SWIFT
Capitalist Weds Stenographer
on 13-Days' Acquaintance.
MEET FIRST IN OFFICE
W. S. J. Maxfield, of New York,
Here on Business, Fortuitously
Finds and Carries Off as Bride
Pretty Oregon Girl.
Like a fairy dream of an imaginative
girl revealing love at first sight, a per
sistent wealthy wooer , and a wedding
as a climax, is the romance of a pretty
stenographer who until last Sunday was
Mrs. Ruby B. MeConnell, employed
in the office of George Shepherd, attor
ney and ex-councilman.
William S. J. 'Maxneld, a capitalist, of
New York, Is the hero. Thirteen days
and a few hours after he was Intro
duced Mr. Maxfield made the attractive
stenographer his wife.
Mr. Maxfield's bride is the daughter
of Thomas Crawford, of the faculty of
the Oregon Agricultural College. She
received her education at Stanford Uni
versity. Mrs. Maxfield is the only woman
member of ' the Navy League on the
Pacific Coast, and as such she has be
come a warm friend of the wife of
'Fighting Bob" Evans, with whom she
corresponds." v
The Empire state capitalist was at
tracted to Portland to invest and was
the guest here of Mr. and Mrs. John
McNulty. Mr. McNulty is the local naut
ical expert for the Government, having
charge of the Portland Hydrographic of
fice. He had known Mr. Maxfield fdr
years, and when the visitor, after a three
days' stay, decided a week ago Sunday
morning to leave for the Middle Western
states, Mr. McNulty Induced him to re
main over the next day.
Monday Mr. Maxfield, accompanied by
Mr. McNulty, went to Attorney Shep
herd's office on business. Mr. Shepherd
was out, and while waiting for his re
turn the capitalist became interested in
the lawyer's pretty stenographer.
As a result Mr. Maxfield kept putting
off his departure from day to day, until
last Saturday. Then Mr. Crawford came
from Corvallis to visit his daughter and
was Informed that she was the fiance
of the New Yorker. The wedding cere
mony was performed at 1113 Minnesota
avenue Sunday afternoon, Rev. Benjamin
Young officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Max
field will leave for their New York home
Thursday.
COUNTY ADVERTISING WINS
51 Settlers in One Pay Locate at Mc
Minjrville District Thrives.
"In the whole family of Oregon com
munities banded together in tha Oregon
Development League for the advancement
of the state, none Is getting better re
sults than McMlnnville. New people are
coming in, homes are going up oa every
side and everybody there is prosperous,"
says J. C. Cooper, secretary of the Mc
Mlnnville Commercial Club, a visitor here
yesterday.
Mr. Cooper Informed Manager Richard
son, of the Portland Commercial Club,
that literature sent out by McMinnville
to the addresses supplied by the Portland
Commercial Club brings direct inquiries
amounting to 30 per cent of the total list.
This is regarded as a great showing, as
Mr. Cooper tried other lists of prospective
settlers In Oregon, without result.
During one day of last week, 51 actual
settlera came to McMlnnville through the
agency of the Commercial Club there, and
more are arriving on every train. The
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Policyholders Treated Right
BEST FOR OREGONIANS
Home Office, Corbett Bldg.,
A. L Mills L. Samuel
PRESIDENT
GEN. MANAGE?
Acres
is one of the finest tracts of
acreage ever- offered Portland
buyers, the subdivisions1 being
from five acres up. This land
is on the Base Line road, is in
the heart of one of the finest
fruit belts in Oregon, and is
the most sightly location sur
rounding Portland. For many
years this property has re
mained in one ownership un
improved, while some of the
most beautiful farms In the
state are Immediately adja
cent. The soil is of the very
best in the valley, and for
orchard or small fruits it Is
unequaled. But we want to
make quick disposal of this
tract, which' we call Banner
Acres, and to that end we
have placed it at tha low fig
ure of $85 per acre, and on
easy terms. There is no such
an acreage buy now on the
Portland market, and the pur
chasers are sure to make large
and quick profits. For Sum
mer homes, for small farms,
for sightly residence sites,
Banner Acres is She cream of
acreage offerings. Any pur
chaser can make a sure, quick
profit by clearing a tract and
setting it to fruit. We call the
attention of real estate dealers
to these lands. We want to
dispose of It quick and there
are buyers who would be glad
to take It if it is but brought
to their attention.
I F. B. H0LBR00K CO.
IjE) Room 1 Worcester Bids;.,
Portland.
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walnut Industry around McMlnnville is
attracting many and other resources of
rich Yamhill County bring scores of set
tlers. A. B. Hinz Buys Lot.
' A. B. Hinz has purchased a 50x100
foot lot located on the south side of
Clackamas street between East Twenty
sixth and East Twenty-seventh streets,
from Arthur A. W. Swoboda for $1300.
He will Improve the property ' for a
home. The sale was made through the
agency of Mall & Von Borstel.
CARD OP THANKS.
We wish to thank our many friends
for the kindness they showed us in
our bereavement of sickness and death
of our son, Alfred.
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