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13 THE MORNING OREGONIAN. FRIDAY. OUTOBKK gl. 131Q. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF OICGONUM TELEPHONE. Pectflo St'. Home rounllna-room Mem ; f J2!i rit C!r-alat:.a Mem T;J A U. -ream. Editor MinJ; A M.r r.d:tor M.io7. C:tr fcdltor Main ? A Mem 7ti supu aulldiasa i StFILIO THEATER 7th aad Taylor) -h-rt Bmi. pwii l'U4 Fitch's drama. The Cltr." loniibt at o'clock. STVOALOW THEATER fTwelfta V-wnsoai Bill -stealer Clifford. in-T" iirl. ta Mn aad taa Uame. Toalaht at 1 o'clock. BAKER THETEn E!awim mm-The Feker Stnck Ompeny In T Lion and toe Mouse." Toaiht at a. 14 o'clock. orrHtt'JI THKATER (Morrlmn. aatwoa 5ta and fc.v.ntm Vattdovll.a. Tfcla lurtMl at : 1 aad tooiaut at 1:1. GRAND THEATER Park and Waanlna t.,at Vajdevil.e. Thii aitardooa at :!. toalsht at 1.14 and - time THRATER Soonth and Aldr Attaetroae' Uutlrtl fomwlr t'ompaar la "A tianut misaard-- Thla afternoon at : JO. tomcat at 1 aad TAR THEATER iPerk and -Washing-tori) Mttirka picture. Continuous, from l.ee ta 14.1t V. M- Advert leeesaaia latradod tr fa City JCews la Brtrf ewlaansM ta aaday" le a aut a kaaad ta Tka Oroalaa aalaraa altloo Ty "eJee liai ooalaa Raw n ut to PseaCH Tonioht. Rabbi Jorah B. V! lil preach tonight at Belit Israel, at Twelfth and Main etxeeta. co -Lt There Be Lbt: The Slogan of tho Ae." TT.a choir under tho direction of K. E. Courswn will :n tha service mwi and antfcrma, Tho aarvlco will kVr. n at o'clock. Tomorrow morntnc at l' o'clock Rabbi Wt ill begin a sne of lectures on Jealsh cuetoms of all as-a. Tho religious achool will bo tho host of tho children of tho community In the booth In celebration of tha Feast of Booths on Sunday rr. o rrJc g. Services will be fold-Monday night at t o'clock and Turvday morn'.c at 10 o'clock In celebra tion of tfco last day of tuo Feast or Booth. fStOAR THitr Bc.nte.xceo. For ateaTIn a (irk of sugar from tn front of the establishment of Wadbama Co.. at Fourth and Oak streets. 'Wednesday afternoon. Janioa Burke and Joseph RUey were arraigned In Police Court yeaterday moraine. The testimony showed that K y carried tha sugar away. Burke de nied ar.v knowledge of tho theft. Both were sentenced to serve 0 days' lmprlson mer.t but a rservat:on waa made that If Furke can ahow previous character, aa he umtrls Judge Taswell will Jo.n In an application for a pardon for Ulm. SLtxit 1.4 ARREJrrrrv Ft- I Mien thal. a salesman for a local department atore. was arrested yeaterday afternoon by Dt-etrve Hellyer and Moloney, on a charge of embexslement. brought by Ward T. Smith, manager of the Belfaat Im porting Company, of Seattle. Tho amount of the alleged ahortage la I1. UUen thal l held under bail of f.UX. He aa'a hit tho accUJatton la prompted by anger berauie ho left tho ornpUinant coin rny aerrlco. Ho admlta collecting the money, but iay that there a a net balanc of about : duo him. Charles FERtAti 1 DiaO-Charlea Trrnau pasaed away at 4 o'clock yes terday, after an Hlneaa of four week. Mr. Fernau had been In failinf health for the rt aeveral yeare and retired from buaineia ven years ago. He was a resident of Portland for SS yeara. Be aidea da widow ho leave ono daugtter. Mr. Joseph 11. P-nr.ey, of Portland, and a ion. George Femao, of Seattle. Mr. Fernau wa 64 years of age. Nonn Cikoiuit Rettr. Alcmio T. Jones, evangelist and historical writer, wtll apeak in Drew liall. at Second and Morrison street every night until Octo ber K Thirty-three years ago Mr. Jonea w a resl.lent of Portland. S'n.-o that t nie ha has preached throughout the I'nlted States. Europe and In Asia. In the meetings to ba held ha will dlscurw leading present-day laauea. local. National and International. Oreoox "Dsf Raixt PuAXTrEo. Under the auxpices of tho Baptlat Toung Peo ple l'mo9 a big "Oregon 'Dry' " rally will ba held FrWay nlxht at T: o'clock, at tho Whit Tom pi a. at tho corner of Twelfth and Taylor street a Tho Webber Juvenile Orcheira will furnish tha mualc A B. v. P. I", conference will also ba held at o'clock la the ladles' parlor, at th Whlta Temple, followed by a : o'clock axipper. CHAvrrRCR la Arresteo. Jack Rapp. a chaufTeur. was arrested yeaterday on a charge of larceny by emheulement. pre ferred by his employer. W. E. Green. He m released on ball. It as charged that Rpp haa failed to torn over money re ceived as driver of a taxlcab. Rapp waa In a collision between bis taxlcab and an automobile owned by Phillip Lower.gart. last week, and was painfully Injured. mMU, Airaxi to Have Smoker. Slemoera of tha Cornell Alumni Asso ciation of Oregon will attend a emoker at I o'clock tomorrow night, at the Oregon CrllL The affair will ba Informal and Secretary Welle Gilbert especially urgra Cornell graduates woo have recently ar rived In Portland to attend. There ara about 75 graduates of Cornell University at present tn Oregon. Ixfa.it Is ScrrrwATED. Smothered In tha bed -coverings tie J-month-o!d child of Joi-.n E. Wlrtael, of K F-ist Twenty eighth street North, was found dead when te parents awoke yesterday morning. The cae Stas reported to Dr. M. O. Mc Corkle. who noii.Ted tha Coroner. Death wjli held to be dua to suffocation. ArtiraoM Societt to Etxcr. An sd urned meeting; of tha Audubon Society will ba held Saturday at P. M- In tha artroom of, tho Portland library. Tha meeting la for tha election of officers for tha year and tha reading of tha yearly reports. All members uav been especially requested to attend. Armed TocTaa Ro PEOESTRIAS. Thraa youths, lesa than 1$ years of sga. armed with ona big revolver, bald op and robbed George Meyer, of TA Wayna atreat. at Nineteenth and Flanders streets. Wednes day night. Meyer lost between and $4. e ran give no satisfactory descrip tion of tho robbers, B.-jr Chaittecr Arrested. Howard Tuarica waa arrested at Grand avenue ar.d K-vst Pavtj atreet Wednesday night bv Patrolmen Burke and Bigelow. for Irlvtr.g an automobile without lighta. As the offender l only 1 years old. ba waa turned ovr to the Juvenile Cburt. Wojcajc Bva.voei.ibt Plxasis. Tha re vival mwtlni being held In the Church of tha Nasartne. conducted by Evangelist Martha B. lurry. ars well attended and her eubct for tonight will ha The Consequence of a Broken Law and 'Christ tha Substitute." Two Ordered OrT ft Towre. Jaka Jfonevchurch and George GoodwIIIIs were rounded up with other vagrants by tha pohca Wednesday night. They wera given an opportunity to Wava tha city yeater .ar morcing. Mothers" MftTim CAtxEX. The first monthly sjieetir.g of the Eliot school circle rf ptata Cocsreaa of Mothers will bo held in the school building today, at I p. M. An Interesting programme baa been prepared. PRORismoi party" voer win form at ) P. M. sharp tomorrow on Main St., bt. Park and lith ata. "Oregon Extra IT " our banner. (Paid adv.) Invalids wia receive proper treatment at the home of Dr. A. B. Gilbert. 3 IJ!enda Place. Loa Angelra. To Uoa $1X'WX r3XH, . J."", at 7 per cent, on good Improved city property. ! P. Mall. W4 icond atreet. WrLLawRTTR Frn. ffrr:.T Co. Dry. Vacatioxs or MiLWAUEia Street Asked. A petition will ba preeented to tho City Council November 9. asking for the vacation of MUwnukle road through block 73 In SMlwood and also between block S In Miller'a Addition and block 5 In MoseIy"s Addition. If tlila petition la granted tha Milwaukle road wpuld bo closed north of Nchalem avenue. Mil iwaukle road runs through, block 78 and connects with East Nineteenth street at tha Intersection of Nehalem avenue. Ap parently tho vacation means tho closing of M.lwauxi toad back to Lambert, which extends to East Nineteenth street. In all abo'tt three blocks. The Sellwood Board of Trade and Commercial Club will bo anked to look Into tha rroject. rTEa Anthony Gan non, an old res.dent and veteran of the . . i . i- . . hi. hnmo In cha Mount Scott district October IS, at tho age of -i vMn Mr. uannon was a di , rn No ii G. A. R- hainx pitied November . 1SS6. and was highly regarded by his comradea. He enlisted In Company u, rxiuno tmironiis jniu.ij. during the Civil War and served for v. Thi. mciment waa retained on tha Pnctfle Coast to prevent California from Joining uia tonicacrscjr. ie survived by several children. The fu neral will be held thla afternoon from vi- ii-i R rtleth street South, and tha interment will be mada In Mult nomah Oraetery. Portuacd District Mishtoxakt Societt r - T-K . . ... I rnMtinC Of tha Women's Home Miss'onary Sclety of tho Methodist FjMSCOpai cnurco lor rurumu district will bo held this sfterr.oon In tho tha Lnurelwood Baptist Church, one block south of the station on tho Mount Scott railway. SeKotie will open at 1 o'clock, and continue through the after noon and evening. For those, who remain for the evening lunch will ba served. Every auxiliary In the distrtot Is expected to report. MIjw Priscilla Foster, a homo missionary worker. Is expected to attend. In the evening Rev. J. H. Cudilpp will de liver his address. "America for Christ." Offlcera will be elected and Installed. Grand Officers Ari Installed. The grand lodge offlcera of the Order of tho Sons of Herman, consisting of Grand President Boesl. First Vlca-President IJrvd. Grand Secretary Herman. Grand Marshal Mayer and ex-Prestdent Brelth barta went to Salem Wedneaday after noon to lnntal! tho officers of Salem Lodge No. f. who are: President. ex-Preal-dent Jean TVsrmstr; vice-president. F. J. Larky; secretsry. Albert Ruge; treas urer. Karl Japson; guide. Rud Butts: outer guard. Otto Miller; Inner guand. Joseph Bach. North East Pidt CT-t s to Meet. Tha North East ado Improvement Associa tion will hold sn important meeting to rilKt.t at tha Woodmen Hall, on Russell street and Rodney avenue, to oonatder tha Broadway bridge situation, new location, for the water collector'a office and for other buslnet Tho main question will bo tho Broadway bridge. Parbvts and Teachers' Association Meets, Tlie Parents and Teachers" As sociation of Montavilla will hold Its first meeting for tha Fall thla afternoon at 3 o'clock In the Montavilla schoolhouso. A programme will be rendered and refreshments- served. Jbwish Services to Be Held Toxioht. idrvlces will ba held at tho Congrega tion Ahaval Sholom, Park and Clay streets, tonlffht at t o'clock. Music by the choir. Tomorrow morning services at 1:30 o'clock. Rabbi R. Abrahamson will officiate. Football! Hill Military Academy vs. Queen Anne High School of Seattle, at Vaughn-atreet grounds, 3 P. M. Saturday. ANNUITIES LEFT BY WILL 31. J. Hrney Provides for Ttelatlves Oat of $600,000 Estate. SEATTLE. Wash.. Oct. SV The estate of Michael J. IIney..tbo Alaska railroad builder who died last week, has a present value of $. which, according to the will filed. 1 to go to tho benefit of old friends, relatives and charitable Institu tions. Ten thousand dollars Is given to Bishop Rosa, of the Episcopal Church, for the Alaskan Indiana. The will provldea for the payment of 1500 a month during her Ufa to Mr. Honey's mother. Mrs. Mary Ann Heney, of Ottawa, Canada. Other bequests In clude tha following: P. J. Heney, Packlr.gham. Canada. CO a month and HO.000; T. E. Heney, Green Bay. Wls 1300 a month and $30. 0.0 cash; O. J. Heney. Minnesota. J'.OO a month and IU.000 Anna O'Brien, of Ottawa. E- a month and $J5. cash; William G. Robinson. North Anaon. Me.. f-0i The annuities devised, excepting tha mother's, are for a period of ten yeara. i California Authorities IIolJ Wade. SALEM. Or.. Oct. 0. Special.) Word was received from California by tha asylum authorities todsy tliat Su perintendent F. W. Hatch, of tho Cali fornia iAinacy Commission, bad referred tho question of Frank Wade's sanity to tha Superior Judge at Willows, where Wad Is under arrest on a charge of horsestealing. Wsde will be examined by alienists snd If he Is found to ba In sane tha California authorities have con sented to his commitment In an insti tution of that state If Oregon will agree to keep Harry Dreyer. a California pa tient. In tha asylum here. Wade la a fererata paranoiac. ' Waists and Gowns Mada to Order. FRIDAY SPECIAL 5Cc and 35c KecVwear. Sped il 25c Jabots. Bows. Stiff Embroidered Collars. .All fins new goods. 50c and 35c Wasi Stocb Spedal 25c Tha Tailored Styles. 35c and 50c Silk Lisle Hosiery Special 25c Black only. $4 50 Span Silk Aoto Veils $3.S8 . Whits and colors. Washable. F. P.YOUNG 590) MsrrlMB. bet. "a and 5tb. Corbet t Bids. Friday Is Fish Day WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING IN NEW ARRIVALS New Norway Mackerel, three sizes 35S 2o and New Columbia River Salmon Bellies, pound......... New Columbia River Salmon Tips, pound New Georges Bank Tongues and Sounds, pound New Finnan Haddfes, pound New Holland Herrinff, six for Jones' Dairy Farm Country Sausage, the pound Jones' Dairy Farm Sausage Meat, the pound.... Seal Shipped Oysters all oyster the pint Imported Cammembert now arriving, per box , lot 33 50 25 ' 25 25 35 33c 50J 50d Hood River Apples Do not forget our special on Oregon Red and Baldwins, $2.75 per box a full-size box, not a quarter-box. Do not miss this. King Apples, fancy "Willamette Valley, the box $1.DU Carpenter Skinless Texas Figs All sizes; just received; prices from 15c, according to size. Phone your orders. We have 12 main lines; no delay. Main 7200, A 6181. SEAL Y-LO WELL CO. Fifth and Stark. CANVASS TO BE MADE PROHIBITIONISTS TO VISIT EVERV HOUSE IX CITY. Ward, Precinct and Block Organ I ra tion Completed in "Oregon Dry" Campaign. For tho purpose of considering- mat ter's In regard to tha "Oregon dry" campaign, tha general Ministerial As sociation of Portland met yesterday af ternoon In executive session at the Y. M. C- A. About 40 ministers took part In the discussion as to the best way to make use ot the time between now and election to overthrow tho liquor trafflo In the State of Oregon. It was decided that the association shall appoint meetings In IS places of the ten wards of the cltr for the pur pose of perfecting ward and precinct organization. Next Sunday morning and evening 75 pastors of the city will announce those meetings, which will be held next Monday evening at the following churches: First Presbyterian, First German Methodist Episcopal, First German Evangelical. ' First Congregational First United Presbyterian, Emanuel Baptist. Mlspah Presbyterian, Sellwood Christian. Mount Tabor Presbyterian, Friends. Hawthorne Presbyterian. Cen tral Methodist Episcopal. Westmin ster Presbyterian and Highland Con greiratlonal. After an effective ward organization has been perfected, precinct and block organisation will ba undertaken, and a house-to-house canvass of the city mads. ' A motion was carried that tha gen eral Ministerial Association of Portland earnestly recommend to every minis terial association In the state that tney Inaugurate a house-to-house canvass for tha purpose of Instructing voters concernnlg the character of the prohi bition constitutional amendment. Final details for the "Oregon dry" parade to be held tomorrow afternoon at X o'clock were completed at a meet ing of the parade committee Wednea day night. The general supervision Is In the hands of Miss Marie C. Brehm, who ailtrl In srettlnar up the erest Chicago parades, and this will be mads as near like those of Chicago as pos sible. None of the churches or organiza tions Is announcing what it will have In the way of spectacular exhibitions, but it Is understood there will be scenes portraying drunkards' homes and wives and children of drunkards In tbs line of march. Toung women will ride In large wag ons and floats and carry banners advo cating In Ingenious ways the cause of prohibition. The Sunday school chil dren will also take a prominent part In the parade. SECRET PROBE. CONTINUES Seattle Graft' Committee Explains About Executive Sessions. SEATTLE, Wash.. Oct. 10. Members of the City Council committee, which is Investigating charges against po lice and other city officials, announced that tha committee was holding secret sessions for the purpose of ascertain ing the character and reliability .of testimony to bo used when tho commit tee shall sit in the open and bring witnesses face to face with any offi cial who may be charged with crime. The committee has received and dis carded anonymous communications, let ters that turned out to be forged, and much vague and hearsay testimony. The committee has given out no Informa tion whatever and Is vexed , that cer tain rumors investigated by the commit tee should have been printed as find ings of the committee. The two keep ers of the Arcade dancehouse deny that they have shared the profits of The place with any other person. The com mittee is continuing its secret sessions. WHERET0 DINE. All the delicacies of tha season at tha Portlsnd Restaurant. Fins private apart ments for ladles. 205 Wash., near 6th St. P. W. EALTES AND COMPANY PRINTING- Main 165. A 1165 First and Oak a . - i ... L. MAYER S: CO. Portland's Oldest Grocers. 143 Third Street Main 9432; A 4432 Weekly Grocery Bulletin To Ship Away to Your Friends The Best Hood River Apples, $2.50 PER BOX. Make your selection early, as our stock is limited, and at this very low price we expect a big sale. JUST ARRIVED Florida Grape Trait. Virginia Hams. Carpenter's Skinless Tigs. Extra Fancy Ripe Olives. . Georges Eastern Codfish. FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, OCT. 21 AND 22, WE OFFER: Pickled Walnuts, ipints. .25? Absolutely Pure Maple Sap, per Burnbam Fish Flakes, tin..lO pint bottle 45 Cantrell & Cochrane 's Ginger Ale, per dozen $2.00 "Jones' Dairy Farm Sausage for Sunday Breakfast." "A child can buy as safely as a man." it . . ;u Hi iiil;L- i ai 1 a 1 I T .1 v3 1 i liaim aa.fr 1 35S3Baf9KKaaaamaSSSSsBsW. 1 1 " . r ; 111 it assy 2. I Bedroom Furnishings If yon wish your bedroom to look right and to be right, do not fail to see our immense line of new bedroom furniture.- Also visitour decorative de partment and get the latest ideas on wall jand window treatment. fJ.G. MaclcS? Co. Fifth and Stark BROOK The Hat With out a Peer . saoo Foremost Clothiers Since 1863. Holeproof Hose for Men, .Women and Children Suits is and Overcoa $15.00, $20.00 and $25.00 We call your attention to three wonderful lines of Suits and Overcoats, at these prices. Every weave, every pattern and style in clever, snappy models for young men; conservative ideas for elder men $15, $20 and $25. The most remarkable display of high-grade exclusive outer garments in this country is now on view here, each the production of a maker of world-wide reputation; Bro kaw and Rogers-Peet in particular, priced from $25 to $40 Special Express Delivery of Rain-Proof Slip-Ons Just Received Specially Priced at $18.00 You Should Enjoy the safety and convenience of paying your bills by check. Whether you handle much or little money, it is advisable to have a checking account and you are cordially invited to open one with us. Portland Oregon Opn 8 A. IX. until 5:30 P. M. Saturdays until S P. M. tOO REWARD will be given to any one know ing the whereabouts of the following- described persons. who came to Portland about 45 days ago: One lady 25 or 28 years old, very dark complexion, wear ing gray suit, dark blue hat with dark veil; talks broken English (Austrian. Also lady 22 years old. Austrian, blue suit, light straw hat trimmed with red flowers and green leaves.. Also two children, one girl 2H vears old, who can't speak English; light complexion. Baby 3 months, very dark complexioned. They may be working In res taurant washing dishes, boarding house or laundry, or on a ranch, or may have furnished rooms of their own. The children may have been placed In aoma or phans' home or sent to soma woman to take care of. Want to know the whereabouts of tha children so that can pay tor their support. If you have In formation notify Geo. Pappas, 25 N. fith St.. City. EVERY SMILE ADVERTISES US Full Ml at teeth only S.0 Bridge work or te.tb without plates.. S8.&0 to SS Red rubber plates only Good rubber plates only S3. 00 Gold or porcelain crowns.-S3 -fro to S5 Gold or porcelain eillnsa ! OP BUvar flUlncs only 60o to $1 Painless extraction only 6e Frea when plates are ordered. Our Work Guaranteed Parfact No hotter work done anywhere. Mod ern equipment, perfect aervloa, every customer pleased. Out-of-town patrons mav make appointments and have work finished in one day. Every operator a specialist. . THE NEW YORK DENTISTS DR. H. A. BTTJRDEVAJfT, Mgr. Hours, 8 A. M. to 8 P. M. , pandava, S A. M. ta 1 P. M. TjirtT Attendant. V.E. Tor. 4th-Morrlson. 4? 131 Fifth, bet. ' Wash, and Alder. No Branch Stores. CUT PRICES ON SHOES MEN. AND WOMEN. School Shoes That Wear.' MANT ENJOYED THE HOT SALT PLUNGE ON SUNDAY AT HOTEL GEARHART "BY-THE-SEA." The Golf Links are in splendid con dition. Private hot salt baths. Round trip Railroad Fare, S3- NO MATTER how large or how modest your bus iness, there is a strong probabil ity that the profits can be in creased by adopting modern sys tems in each department. A good place to commence is in the ac counting department, bringing de tails to your finger tips, and THE LOOSE WAY that is to say, the Loose-Leaf way the modern way can be turned to many different uses in your of fice. Let BUSH0NG & CO., 87-91 Park Street, 6how you. They have over 200 suggestions to make con cerning Loose-Leaf methods of ac counting. They can prove that with this system the grip on details IS THE TIGHTEST Better than ever. STEWART SAN FRANCISCO Geary Street, above Union Squars Just opposite Hotel St. Francis European Plan SI .50 a day tip American Plan $3.00 a day up ' Few steel sod brick structure. Famished at cost of 1 200.000. Every comfort and con venience. On carl I nee transfemnc all ever dry. Omnibus meets trains and steamers. 6eodtoxBooUetwiumapoiMnjrran CCHWAB PRINTING CO KjSOUCITS YOUR PATRONAGE laaAT STARK STREET Compare Our Prices . v . w In tha hehlt of pejlnt. wren wo";"" . .,lh.tntll tnd loa will see tflat e V" T-l. foe on ell work and roa eanno. s Z- ... i 1 brides work for oat. ..... v 9 of - towa patrons in --a.. - 5 one day If desired. V7 ; a?! J free when pistes or Jl i ; J k- I rr A mr- I: r wV6-T - "! . w. i- wist, rmam m Miuus ta tint initusus m nituai ed. Ceatunstiea irae. HoltrCmms $5.00 '22kBrileeTesU4.0a Sold FUIIsfS I.VU Enamel Filtinfs 1.UU Silver Fillinft 50 Plttes 5.00 Sett Red Rgbber- A Plttsa l3W Palnlasa ExtrMlea .50 BSST MSVHODS ta Tim HiBuwi An work tuUy suaranteed for flfteea years. Wise Dental Co.,inc. Painless Dentists F.nim Building. Third snd 'ConiS2IilV?L?i Ollioe Bears: A M. to I f . M. ssneajs, s ss a Vim, Energy And A Keen Exhilaration RESULT FROM A BATH WITH HAND SAPOLIO In hot weather it revives your energies and stimulates the skin to healthy action. "The Bath Refreshing All Grocer audi DrngtLBt jjld growth flrwood. Main lZ. A 1:3. vxjLTXaxaa ax vooacua. u i
