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. TITE HIORyiyG OREGOyiAy. FRIPAT. SEPTEMBER 30. 1910. 13 - , , , ae mmmmmm ee , ... - - - . I a- . - CITY NEWS IN BRIEF OREGOX1AX TEIXFHONTS. cut states. Hivn" Cocntlnr-rooTn Vain 70T0 . 'M City ctrrulatlon Main T1T0 A Maucu.. Editor Main T07O A jnM t-undar Edllor yln 7"70 A ;J Compoiin,.room Main 7 070 A JW City Editor Main 7070 A. fcUDt. BulMtnra Main 7070 A WW and to- AMTSEMENTS. BrNOAI.OW THEATER Twlfh Miminii.j "A Fiuhborn Cinderella, nlsbt at 8.13 o'clock. BAKER THEATFR (EWenth and 5rr1 n Baker Stork Company la Tn Hypocrite.'' tonight at 8:1a ococn. CRPHKI'V TUV XTVtt lUnrHMB. botwen Sixth and Sarenth) Vaudeville. .Tola afternoon at 1:13 and tonlgftt at 8:18. GRAVn TnriTr.B ipirk and Wahlnton Vaudeville. This afternoon at 8:13. to night at 7:30 and B. 1.TR1C THEATER (Seventh and Alder) armetronc Musical Comedy tonpany in "The Merry Liars." Thl afternoon at :3u. tomsht at 7:30 and . STAR THEATER tPark and Waehlnton) Motion pictures. Continuous, from 1:30 ta VAUOHV-8TREET CROVNDS Baseball. Oak. and vs. Portland. ThU afternoon at 8 o'clock. A d vert laemenTa latea Ad for tao City csra la Brief celsasi la 8aday-a law a saaat k haaeVd la Tfco Oreoalaa baslaess ffJca '.T ''clack latarday e vealaa CHrRm to Observe Anmvxrsart. Tho first anniversary of the layinK of the cornerstone of the First Universal! Church. Broadway and East Twenty fourth streets, by President Tart, will be celebrated Sunday. Rev. J. D. Corby. rtator. has arranged a prayer service It 10:45 A. M. followed by the rrjtular -ervice, when addresses will be delivered by laymen. The pastor will preach on 'Onward to Greater Thinca." Special music will be provided. There will be rpecUal numbers at the Sunday school tally when the announcement of a srtft to the Sunday school will be made. The Younie People's Christian Union will en tertain victors from the Church of Our Father. The entire day will be filled with pleasant features. Rabbi Wise Wiij. Steak. The service it Beth Israel tonight will commence an usual at g o'clock. Rabbi Wts will peak on "The Holidays. Old and New." The quartet under the direction of Mrs. Kot Blocb Bauer will sine; the service. Imm Zan will sr.ns; a baritone solo. The reliirlous school is now op-n. sseembllns every Sunday at :30 P. M. Non-members of trie conjrreicatlon are urged to send their children. The New Tear e-rv-ice will commence Monday night at o'clock and Tuesday morning; at 10. Funeral or A. A. Anthoi.xi Held. The funeral services of A. A. Anthoine, who died at hlei home, im East Sixty third street. September Z7. were held yesterday afternoon from the Laurel wood Methodist Episcopal Church, and the Interment was in Multnomah Ceme tery. Members of Arleta Lodxe. No. 216, Oddfellows, and Acme Rebekah Lodes Xo. 32. of -which ho was a member, at tended the services. He had been a resident of the community for a number of years. Rxoistratiox Now Ov. Testerday was the first day of recirt ration for the gen eral election. County Clerk Fields will keep the reristrtlon books open ac cording to law until October 17. During the last few days, with the exception of the last day. the books will be kept open until 9 o'clock at night. On the last day the books close at S P. M. The first man to slitn the books yesterday wait Geonre H. Bestow, a Prohibitions t. iHe is a contractor, and lives at 93 Front street. QuEtm Basbmest to Close- Follow ing the refusal of the City Omneil to revoke the license of the Quelle Restau rant. Chief of Police Cox yesterday served notice) upon eectem A Fait, the proprietors, that ha would expect them to close the basement department of the reetaurant next Monday. This action was taken because It 1s from the baee ment portion of the restaurant that most of the complaints have come. Jap Farmer Kiixxd. While endeavor ins; to adjust a load of sacks of wheat which had bejrun to shift. TL Tamato. a Japanese farmer, fell under the wheels of his wsgon at the head of the Canyon road yesterday morning and was killed. His akull was crushed and both legs were broken. The team ran away. One of them was badly injured. Yamato'a body was turned over to the Coroner. ryUCCNIED DCNTISTRT IS CHARGED. Charges were filed In Justice Court yes terday against H. 8!nfle!d. accusing him of practicing dentistry without a license. The specification is that he did dental work for Mrex fVlma Keller, accepting 0 for his services. Slnfield wsj released under fjCO balL He declares that he Is entitled to practice and will fight the case to the Supreme Court. Castox Road Used as Target Range. Complaints from persons living on Canyon road, near the head of Jefferson street, that the locality is used as a target range, were brought to the at tention of the police yesterday and an effort will be made to stop the practice. It Is said that there have been several narrow escapes from death In the vicinity. Brakes Rexvsb to 'Work. a. N. Derby, 828 East Salmon street, was pain fully Injured by flying glass and other passengers were severely shaken, when a Sunnyside car ran into one of the enme line ahead of It. at Run Twelfth and Morrtaon streets, yesterday. Both cars were crowded. The brakes on the rear car failed to work. Tracks Nearino Compixtiok. The Portland Railway. Light & Power Com pany Is completing Its new double tracks on EaM Morrison street, between East Ninth and East Twentieth street, where pavement Is to be laid. The south side track has been completed and men are at work on the north aide tracks. A. 8. RtTH to Speak. A. S. Ruth, of Olympla. Wash., will deliver an address Sunday night at 8 o clock. In Orient .Lodge hail. Bast Sixth and East Alder streets on the subject. "Prohibition Curse to Good Government." The lecture will be free to everybody. Music will be pro vided for the occasion. Oppicxs of the Chicago. Milwaukee & St. Paul and Chicago Milwaukee & Puget Vund railroads have moved temporarily to 111 Third street In the Railway Ex change building, permanent location will be corner room Third and Stark streets same building. Services Hn-r Tonight. Services will be held at the Congregation Ahavai Sholom. Park and Clay streets, tonight at 8 o'clock. Music will be given by the choir. Tomorrow morning services will be st 9:30 o'clock. Rev. R. Abrahamson will officiate. Alleoed Robbers Rot: so Over. J. E. McIonaM and C Peterson, accused of robbing Chin Bing. a Chinese, near Linn ton Wednesday night, were arraigned be fore Justice Olson and were bound over to the grand Jury, under bond of HOOO each. ' Cosoreoatiomal. Chcrch Bazaar. For benefit of parsonage fund of the church at Forest Grove will be held In the First Church on Friday afternoon and evening Manila embroideries and Turkish rugs will be for sale. Rat War. Brand new steamer Klam ath sails direct Saturday noon for San Francisco and Los Angeles, make res ervations Immediately. Frank Bo I lam. agent, 128 Third st. Mcrrat Wiu, Lead Meetino. "Rein carnation" will be the subject for dls :ussion at 491 Alder street, at 8 o'clock tonight. John D. Murray will open the meeting. Frau Beckker will meet those wishing to enter the Jerman class at the V. W. C. A- at 7 o'clock thin evening. Eight Brookl,tx Lots Bring J10.000. Many sales have been made In the Brooklyn district since the agitation for the bridge in that section was started. Ouy & Miller have Jiwt sold all of the Hurell Addition of eight lots south of Beacon street between East Ninth and East Eighth streets. The following parties bought the property: Mrs. A. Kerr, two lots; Charles Gregory, two lots: George A. Roan, four lots The eight lots brought a little more than 130O each, the total aggregating (lO.ono. Company Will. Take Bonds- Esta te roolc & Co.. of Boston, the successful bidders for the Jl.0iO.OOO worth of water bonds offered by the city, wired City Auditor Barbur yesterday that the bonds were acceptable. This Is one of the largest blockn of bonds ever sold at one time by the City of Portland. The win ning bid was for 95.31. The bonds are for S years and draw interest at the rate of 4 per cent. Hear ex-Mayor Rose, of Milwaukee. Wis., lecture on 'The Fallacies of Pro hibition." Saturday evening. October 1. at Masonic Hall. West Park and Yam hill stree-ji. Frank Hennessy will render vocal selections- Orchestra, males espe cially Invited. No admission charged. Invalids will receive proper treatment at the home of Dr. A. B. Gilbert, 2S23 Ellendale Place, ljos Angeles. Excellent offices and sample rooms. Manchester Bldg.. 85 6th. between Stark and Oak. MAYOR BACKS OFFICIAL SU Johns Police Chief to Re Re tained Despite Protests. Notwithstanding that a petition is to be presented to the City Council or St. Johns, signed by over 150 voters, asking that body to dismiss Chief of Police Mc Klnncy. Mayor Hendricks said yesterday that the officer will be retained as head of the St. Johns police department. Personal grudge Is said to be the cause of the complaint against the St. Johns Chief of Police, culminating Into what may be a battle royal among the voters of the town. The Mayor says that Chief McKinney has been doing his duty, es pecially In arresting young men who are said to have been causing frequent trou ble among the business men. Mayor Hendricks said yesterday that Chief McKinney has made an enviable record In keeping the town free of unde sirable persons and believes he will be sustained when the matter comes before the Council at Its next meeting for con sideration. Out of 140 arrests made by Chief Mc Kinney. VX have pleaded guilty to the offenses charged, nine have been tried and convicted. Four of the arrests) were made on warrants Issued outside of the police department. Only one of the 110 arrests was therefore acquitted of the charge made. This record, says Mayor Hendricks, Is sufficient proof that the Chief Is an unusually successful officer. POSTOFFICE SITE CHOSEN? Rumored Bourne Recommended Block Be Bought for $340,000. It was rumored last night that United States Senator Bourne had recommend ed that the United States purchase block S. bounded by Seventh. Eighth. Hoyt and Gllsan streets, as the site for the new postofflce. Mr. Bourne's pri vate secretary declared that he knew nothing of the matter, as did Dr. J. W. Hill, special agent In charge of the selection of the site. Block S Is owned by Dr. Andrew C Smith and associates and the Espey es tate. It was tendered the Government for 8340.000. It is about halfway be tween the Grand Central and North Bank depots. Postmaster Merrick went Into the "de nial class" when asked If he knew what Mr. Bourne was doing In the mat ter. It Is well known that Postmaster Merrick favors a location as close to the new Union station 'as ran be ob tained, but has thus far declined to make a recommendation because the site for the new depot has not been announced. FAMOUS ARTISTS SING HERE Two Metropolitan Operatic Favor ites In Concert Next Tuesday. Scottl. who will sing here next Tues day evening with Mme. De Tasquall at the Baker Theater, has Just come from a most successful opera season In the City of Mexico. This Is the first year that grand opera has been attempted. with any degree of success. In the trop ical city, and the Mexican government had to bank enormous guarantee Derore the song birds would even consider the Southern flight. The season was tre mendously successful, however, and will now become an annual affair. De rasquali. who will sing here with the famous Metropolitan baritone, has also a great number of operatic and con cert successes to her credit, and Port land music lovers will be delighted with the splendid programme offered by the combination. The concert Is on next Tuesday evening at the beau tiful new Baker under the direction of Lois Steers-Wynn Coman. VANCOUVER REALTY ACTIVE Kail Opening Marked by Transfer of Property at $5I,500. Fall activity In real estate in Vancou ver starts with a deal made by the Moore Investment Company, with offices In the Henry building. Portland. Men from Portland have paid K&.5A0 for the quarter block at the corner of Tenth and Main streets. Vancouver, on which la standing a three-story building. This property was owned by John P. Klggins, Mayor of Vancouver. Half of the ground floor of this building Is under lease to Cttlef Bros., who con duct a furniture store there. The rest Is used as a theater by Reed Metzger, of Portland. The two upper floors will be remodeled Into modern offices. The Iden tity of the purchasers Is not given out. but It Is said they will hold the property as an investment. SOMETHINGDIFFERENT. Ladies' suits and coats made by men from men's goods man tailor to fit and superintend the work. New store, new goods. The Allen Co., 415 Washington street. Stop at Ellsworth. WHEREJTO DINE. All the delicacies of the season at the Portland Restaurant. Fins prlvats apart mania for ladles. SOS Wash, near (la b CARD OF THANKS. Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Abrams and famllv extend thanks to their many friends for their kindness during the Illness and death of their beloved daughter and sister: also members of Myrtle Chapter, O, E. S. P. W. BALTES AND COMPANY! PRINTING-j Main 163. A 1165 First and Oak 6 HIGHWAYMEN ROB 10 CITIZENS HCXT MASKED MEN WITH SHOTGUNS. Tiro Robberies Reported to Police. Thugs Described as Being Big Men, Wearing Dark Clothes. Two masked men. wielding1 black re volvers, held up two citizens near the intersection of East Twelfth and East Ankeny" streets at 9:30 o'clock last night. F. G. Arata. of 4 East Twelfth street, and W. 11. Glennon. of 694 Ore gon street, reported their losses to the police. . Arata was compelled to give up the contents of his pockets when one of the holdups pressed a revolver against his head. He lost $10 in gold and some small change. Similar tactics were adopted by the thugs with Glennon. His gold watch, valued at $30. was taken. From various other sources It wag learned that four other persons had been held up and robbed by the pair in the dark ness of the streets in the Immediate vi cinity. When the report became broadcast in the neighborhood that the footpads were operating without discrimination, residents armed themselves with Bhot guns. Under the leadership of Arata, one of their victims, a well-known li quor man, the posse was making a thorough search of the district when a squad of policemen arrived from head quarters. The thieves were described by their victims as being extraordinarily large of physique. They wore dark clothes. One of therh spoke with a decided dia lect. Every policeman In the city was placed on the alert for the thieves, but up to a late hour no arrests had been made. PERSONALMENTION. Charles Ooyne. of Kernvllle. is regis tered at the Perkins. J. V. Oaynor. a lumber dealer of Med ford, is at the Oregon. Frank Patton. a banker of Astoria, and Mrs. Patton are staying at the Portland. Charles D. Fish, of Hood River, and J. L. Cleaver, of La Grande, are at the Oregon. Harry Olds aqd Edward Kelly, business men of Grass Valley, Or., are at the Seward Hotel. CHICAGO. Sept. 29. (Special.) A L. Titus, Mrs. A. 8. Glbbs. and Arthur E. Glbbs were Chicago visitors today. Henry Blakeley. general passencr L. MAYER & CO- Portland's Oldest Grocers, 148 Third Street. Main 9432.. A 4432. WEEKLY GROCERY BULLETIN A Big Saving to Our Customers A SPECIAL REDUCTION IN EXTRA QUALITY CANNED VEGETABLES. Take advan tage of this sale. Waldorf Extra Sifted Peas, per dozen $2.25 Rep. 25c each; you save THREE cans. Waldorf Stringless Beans, per dozen SI. 85 Res. 20c per can; you save TWO cans. Waldorf Tender Sweet Peas, per dozen cans SI. 50 Rep. 15c per can; you save TWO cans. We also offer you for Friday and Saturday: New Milchner Herring, 4 for 25 New Brazil Nuts, per pound 25 English Mustard, per pound 50 "Our Own" Blend Coffee, 3 pounds for $1.00 Port and Sherry XXX, per quart 50 Preserved Figs, 2 cans for 25 To the NEWCOMER we ex tend a cordial invitation to visit our store. We give you QUAL ITY, WEIGHT and Only Pure Food Groceries. "A Salmon Belly for Sunday Breakfast." "A Child can buy as safely as a Man." BROOK The Hat Without a Peer $3.00 Foremost Clothiers Since 1863 Holeproof Hose for Men, Women and Children SUITS AND agent of the Northern Pacific, with head quarters at Tacoma, is at the Portland. J. M. Hannaford. of St. Paul, second vice-president of the Northern Pacific Railroad Company, and George F. Slade, also of St. Paul, are registered at the Portland. WAIST MAKER WANTED La Tosca Corsets, $1.00, $1.50, $2.50 and np A model for every figure. We fit them. New Neckwear, 25c to $15.00 each F. P.YOUNG LADIES' HABERDASHER 290 Morrison St, Between 4th and 5th, Corhett Bids. SPECIAL TODAY AND SATURDAY $1.50 Womens Union Suits Special 98c High or low necks. , $2.50 quality, plain or fancy trimmed, $1.48 $1.00 quality, plain fine lisle, 69c $1.50 swiss ribbed wool Vests, 98c 35c Last-for-Ever Women s and Children's Hose Special at 25c Four pairs guaranteed to wear four months without darning or new hose free. 50c best cotton Hose, extra quality, 35c UMBRELLAS Don't wait till it rains buy a guaranteed nmbrella today, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00 and up. The guarantee is for one year. i&ix $u m ; if T M li : llirnh Si r vr rh OVERCOATS $15, $20 and $25 At these popular prices we've arranged to supply you with some very unusual val ues; we make a feature of these each season; new browns, tans, grays and pattern blues At $25, $30, $35 and $40 we show you Rogers Peet and Brokaw Bros.' finest makes, original styles and fabrics of foreign and domes tic weaves. The best clothes made. lira aw $1.00 to $5.00 Painless Dentistry .DE8IL SA TODAY IS THE LAST YOU CAN SELECT TODAY AND HAVE DELIVERED NEXT WEEK i ,n Hi 1 1 w ft a .. . :. -'- if-v "If V t : v ... ) aiHm-r.t V'fQtnmViwx&i 3 BUSHONG 8 GO. OFFICE FURNITURE Stationers, Printers, Lithographers Blank Book Makers Loose-Leaf Systems, Filing Devices S7-91 PARK STREET 'S Ont of town doodIp .1 can have their plate I iphed in ono day J it iiAMMirr. "- .. 1 Woiaill sin yon good - - 4 22k said or norcelilt K "J crown tor $3.5(1 Solar Cnwn$ 5.CC (' 1 3old FiffiRKS 1i.Cui j Eaame! Filling HOC 1 :k mnnso .SCI I Inlay filings 2.50 Xgr 5.0 I riMT RmI Hull HA e tun tnutnn ta rnnm nmiftra cxir-non m w ' WOBK GUARANTIEB VOU iS ViSARS . &inloaa Eltractioc 1 roo what plotoo or brlduo aonS ordared. Oonaaltation Froo, Yoo cannot ant bettaP M n MB VnTE QOIU3 BailUHIUi mi . ' - antced. ModemcloctrtooauiDoumU Boat mothoa V ..f'.vr a. O k . Wise Off MS BOV&ai A. at to a". - scaoexw Coal If you wish to get a few tons of Sootless An thracite, out of the ship due soon, just tele phone East 303 or C 2303, or oall at Meier & Frank Store, Stove Department. Edlefsen Fuel Co., Inc. WILLAMETTE FUEL AND SUPPLY CO. DEALERS IX Wood, Coal, Coke FIRE BRICK FIRE CLAY DRAIN TILE M 1225. Front and Everett St a. A 1225. HOTEL STEWART SAN FRANCISCO Geary Street, above Union Square , Just opposite Hotel St. Francis European Plan $1.50 a day up American Plan $3.00 a day up ITew steel and brick structure. Furnished at cost of $200,000. Every comfort and con venience. On carline transferring all over city. Omnibus meets trains and steamers. Send for Booklet with map of San Francisco CCHVVAB PRINTING CO kjSCLICITS YOUR PATRONAGE 247i STARK STREET Hood River Apples We are now taking orders for (future shipment) fancy exhibition apples from our Hood River orchard. A box of these world famous apples would make a royal present for Eastern or European friends. We shipped many hundeds of boxes last year to all parts of the world, including every State. in the Union, Canada, England, Ireland, Scotland, Germany, Hongkong and the Philippines. Among others we shipped to President Taft, King Edward VII, Secretary Knox, William Jennings Bryan and Mrs. Mary Baker Eddy. This present crop is of exceptional quality and we will be able to supply you with the best selections of this remarkable fruit. Being growers in a large way we are in a position to make the best possible price. We can quote prices delivered anywhere. Order a supply of our French Pastry for Sunday. Bolus, Krautz, French Pies, French Tarts, Neapolitans, Coffee Cake, etc. Trojan Crackers, just received, only 8oc per tin. Sweet Potatoes, direct from New Jersey, 3 pounds for 2oc. "Little Scarlet Strawberry Preserve," from Essex; this is a rare delicacy; only 50c per jar. "Pillsbury's Best" Flour, small sack, $1.15. Harvey's Special Scotch, sale price $1.10. New George 's Bank Codfish, per pound 20e. Pittsburg Pretzels, per pound 20c. Telephone your orders no delay. We have 12 main lines. Main 7200. A 6181. SEAL Y-LO WELL CO. 5th and Stark. far -.i4 Ai iiaV rtziiiiia&astL LETTERS OF CREDIT issued bv this bank offer a safe and convenient method f carrying funds for a trip anywhere in this country or abroad. They are, in themselves, a letter of intro duction to any banker and give the bearer standing md credit when among strangers. IP - - I ,w - -i t " -wr-r:-" S - , 2 J si Fifth 8 Start Bedroom Furniture If you are interested in bed room furniture, it will be worth your while to see our carefully selected medium priced stock. J. G. MACK S CO. S if Stark