Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, November 04, 1910, Image 11

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Newspaper Page Text11 V - THE MORNING OREGOXIAX, FRIDAY. yOTTOrBKR 4, 1910. -,S ' - - 1 V CITY NEWS IN BRIEF OBECOXtAX TIUWOiM. Pacific tatja. H"T fu circulation M.ib To.O X JoS n..ir. Editor f Fuoo.r Editor Mm 7;0 A. C ott. po.tr. room mib T0.0 A J- HCT.T1 THEATER (Seventh ud "Taylor) F.:m Btach soprano, lonlsht si : o'clock. SUNOALOW TBEATIR Crwjtfth 4 XorUonl -T Blue Mooi TonUM a IS o'clock. ORPREm THEATER i Morrison, bel Slitb and Fovooth) Vaudeville. This ett- oraooa t J. 14 and toaisht a aili. OR AND THEATER Park and Washlns- toa Taud.rlMe. Thi etterooea at 2:U, tomcat at T: aad ft. X.TR1C THEATER (Seventh and Alder) Amnrenf Musical Comedy Compear In -Who a HoctorT" This etternoea at SisO. teaisat u TJa aad ft. tJTAR THEATER Park and Washington) Motion pictures. Continuous, from 1 - to 10. so P. M. ASvsrtlo.sa.ata tstraaVrd fee tbe CTty Hm La Brie Hlaaat tm twiaf -m asaat tee mandod ta Taa Oroalaa r-y s r at oca; i.isw IUmn PxACncia Iiasoalj.t. After three minutes a Jury of business roan, la aortic Bell court, yesterdsy montln. found H. fi Infield, an employs of the Kex Drrtal Pa.-lora. rullty of practlclnc den tistry without a lire nee. Justice Bell re served sentence. Tha evidence waa fur auatiad by Aire, grlma Keller, of Ores haro, "who, anawerlnc an advertisement of the dental company, entered into ft contract vita It to do certain work for bar tor She paid S3 ftivd then found tha work uneatlefsctory. She refused to pay tha reraainlnr i and waft ftued by tha dental company. This brought tha caaa to tha sttentloa of the State Board of Examiners. no throucn tneir MionnTu W. W. Iarla and Claude P. FogeU brought toe prosecution. FCOESTRIAX TAtAM IlTTO Hot.. Wil liam licQueen. of 34" Seventeenth street, while on his way borne Wednesday night, fell Into so open catch-basin at Seven teenth and Pettyarove street and sus tained painful bruises. Tha bsn was uncovered and. It Is said, ono dim light t soma distance away was the only danger warning;. Patrolman Welch dis covered McQueen's predicament, aad bad i vi tiM.h .nji Wml.v HunneleXer. residents of the neighborhood, to help tdm extriemte the man. wno was isaen Co his homo near by. Welch secured sd d.tlooal lanterns and placed ft barricade ground ths hole. Wiu. Occt-pt Bra-xch T. M. C. A. ! mats 1. The branch T. M. C A. balld- . C3Mk.nA . v.nn. and Est Klf- " teenth street. Sellwood. wlU bs completed euud occupied by December 1. A. it. Ortlley. physical director, has made ft sontract lor cce equipment i mi Bsalum, bids are belsar received for ths furniture. Including; the dormitory rooms, ftecrotftry Moors will irtvo his entire time to lbs management of the Sellwood T. Of. C. A. whea It a opened. j w . .. wm. nt Atronlns pU. which she found benesth ths steps of ths South Mount Taoor SCOOOl. wnr he was ft puplL caused the death last yrtday of Bather Gladys Thomas, the 1-year-oM daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur O. Thomas, of East Wgty-nlnth ftnd Division streets, llow the poison " hsppened :o be under ths school steps t:as not been determined. ... e. f xcMAr.w.Mn Tit mm Mrs. Fl T. Woodward died Wednesday ftt her fcome. 1S7 East Thirty-seoona stnwi. i the. sjte of 77 years. She is survived by the following; children: Samuel I. Oiarles K.. Jamea T.. Frank K. Wood ward and Ut M. I Richard. Ths fu rral will be held today ftt 1 P. M. Mrs. "Woodward had wen ft resident of Port land for IS years. icpoTtrrs Ros Eiont. Tw" young pickpockets, supposed to have lust arrived In the city. bsan plying their trad at th on trance of Ui Union Bra tion. Wednesday night. They robbed John McQuinn. an engineer, of Chamber of Commorc building, of th contents of 1,1a pockets. The victim gave th detec tives ft description of ths mea bs sus pects. PacxK Hjt t Arm axi FliD.-Aa-srost Frr-.rotB. while tatoxir&ted W ed gtesdsy nigh, stsgmred ta front of an suitomoblle. ftt Third and Rurnnlds afreet, and was knocked down. Ha was sj rested by Patrolman Orteslm for erunkennees ftnd was lined n yesterday mornrng. A. J. Btemsxt. of Kftst Taylor street, was driving; ths car. Iforeo Urmu Comxu--Th ldi' Jkrd bvxsle'.T of th Whit Tmpl Baptist CT.urrh ha engaged Ms HHodeL noted author and lecturer of Berlin. Germany, ta deliver an Illustrated lectum soon. Xa suMrrt will b. -Richard Wuir" and "Fftnefal and the Holy Orail. yurther nofes of th lecture will bs griven aert Sunday. Ai law mm. Natiovai. Or aanswwic. Pro fessor Hepburn, th Instructor of ma tour theauicass ftnd dancing;. V. S. A. Ska,. Vancouver, requests) your presence at th ballroom. Stat Armory, at P. M. Mooday. November 1. Something of Interest for enlisted men. This has ths gtrprova! of th commanding officer. Mtr-MACi. J- Fa-xkiso. Ih world famous temperance orator, will he th speaker at the final "drv- rallr Monday evening. November T. Th rally will b preced4 ty a voters parade. Ths pared will form at th- T. M. C. A-. at TJ sharp. H ats will b reservsd In body of house (or paradere. PaM adv.) Nnimt East Stow O-t-s Wm, Not aiga-r. Tti Norta East Sid Improve ment Association wiu not meet tonight la view of th mssaj meeting which will be held In belvalf of th Broadway bridgw and to start movement so remove th Port of Portland Commissi onera. tiorta Mtrvxn Oct or Bsidob's Wat. Th sous wiilch stood In East Twanty Rrst street on th north aids of Sullivan's Oulch. where ths new atl bridg will few bniit. to bln moved to a vacant lot on ths east stds of th strest to make room for th bridge. ICXTAI. W OSS AT TM trSTVTAt. Oxint Th annual session of North Pacrne Collegs has began. Patronej and friends desiring dental work can b accommo dated, corner Fifteenth and Couch sts. Telephone Main Cbxuxxci-vo Monday. November 7, lSlo. tb Slsatenth-strest car will turn north, on Tweoty-ilrst street at Thurmaa street. sud th North and South Portland oars will run west on Tburmaa street to Twenty -seventh street. NoaMAI. Scrroot. RknctoT at T. M. C. A. Xjbrakt Frtday evening. November 4. at o'clock. Alumna and friends Invited, leading educators of th stale will be present. Vote yes for normal schools. tPaM sdv ) vorw for Nssuilth County Is a wots for devwlopment of a section, of country tributary to Portland. Vote yes. lit and fcetp to build a greater Oregon. (Paid adv.) Cosrarssnmm November X, 191s. ths Jrrtnctna cars will run south on Third to Alder street, around ths loop and north on Second strest. fmiiK. Tanckwlch Is th fit man for Justice of Peac. Olson fails to keep tmm piedg with yoo by running; for a third tlms. CPaid adv.) Ra - ELac-noM or Jtrcoa Joscr B. rs t .tv departmant No. X. means faith ful. Impartial ervic continued. He will gct rengn. (Paid adv.) Vora Tna on Neamlth County and help to perpetuate the name of that grand old pioneer. Jamea Willis Nesmith. Pald adv. Wsjrranw Furnished room on Portland Jls'gl-ts. without meals. Address 2 MVm mr TYiTrrw o.n 1 .fr. e TTyrxaminria pox of Wooater, M faau.ej RowDrzs nm) 35 Eacw. Three rowdies at the corner of Fifth and Wash ington streets. Wednesday night, were unconscious that three policemen In plain clothes wsrs watching them annoying women paesersby. They would run squarely In front of women and then draw back wrth mock politeness. As they refrained from addressing their vic tims, they were Immune from punish ment under th masher" ordinance. But Policemen Martins, Montgomery and Shaffer arrested two of them on charges of being drunk and disorderly. Ths prisoners gave their names as B Sat tor lee and George Helveraon. They wer nned J3 each by Judg TsxweU. yesterday morning, and suffered the addi tional punishment of passing a night m Jail. Ths fines were paid and the mea released. PKoraarr Must Pat row PAaxiKO. Parking In ths center of th Waverlelgh Heights Boulevard should bars been im proved at th expense of th property which paid for th Improvement of that street, and not at ths expense of th city at large, according- to an opinion furnished City Auditor Barbur yesterday by City Attorney Grant. Th Improve ment of th street. Including the leveling of th park strips, amounted to S16.1S3. of which ths city had been assessed for ths work dons on ths park strips. Tha City Attorney suggested a second sswesiiiieul VriXA . Avsxvs Studies Patxmkt. A special committee appointed by the prop erty owners on VUla avenue, between East Sixtieth and East Eighty-second streets. H. B. Dickinson chairman. Is In vestigating pavements with a view to the choice of one for that street. No recom mendations will be mads at present. a Villa avenue wUl only bs graded and arde walka laid at present. Buildings must be moved back to conform to Uie new 10-foot street line before grading can be started. It 1 hoped to pavs the street next ysar. q- Rabbi Wisb to Lkctubb. Tonight at Beth Israel Rabbi Wise will begin a series of lectures on the history of the Jews. The lectures are to be given twice a month. Tonight's topic will be th period from Abraham to the Egyptian settlement. Tomorrow morning Rabbi Wise will speak on th Frankfort Ghetto. Mrs. Ross Bloch Bauer wUl direct ths choir. Tbs morning eervlue commences at 10:30 o'clock and tha evening servlcs at o'clock. All men and women ar welcome. Fish Dat. For today all of Frank I Smith's markets sell fresh salmon and fresh halibut for 10c per pound. Down at Smith's biggest market, which extends from E Alder street to 14S First street, you can get three big loaves of right choice bread for 10c Muric today. Jewish Sehvicts to Bb Haxrx Services will bs held in Congregation Ahavat Bholora Synagogue. Park and Clay streets, tonight at S o'clock. Tomorrow morning services will begin at 9:30 o'clock. Rabbi R. Abrahamson officiating. WooDutw.t WAjrra Fib Oompaxt. The Woodlawn Improvement Association has called a meeting for thla evening at S o'clock. In order to organise a fire company. Thres loaves of bread for 10c: tney vi V. r. . or pniths bl market.' 3 Alder street and 145 First St. Thi best buy todsy, Anderson s cra poiium. ISO 3d St.. everything going at auction prior. Vora Tbs nfc for Nesmtth County: it helps us and does Injury to no one. (Paid adv.) CAR INJURES SCHOOLBOY Attempt to Board Moving Car Is Disastrous to Ixjfclift. Walter Lofellft. aged 17. a student at ths Jefferson High School, was caught under a streetcar at Vancouver and Killlngwworth avenues yesterday and sustained a broken leg; and minor In juries. Ths boy attempted to catch the resr entrance of the front car. but missed his footlnr. Motorman Carl Anderson mads a quick stop, thereby probably saving the boy's life. Ths car was brought up within 30 feet and the In jured youth extricated. He was sent to St. Vincent's Hospital. He will recov er. His horn Is at t0 East Tenth street North. WORTH YOUR NOTICE. For Friday and Saturday we offer the best bargains possible In ladles' Silk Waists 14. S. Soft silk taffeta petticoats 11.35. Madras shirtwaists iSc not 9 Sc. Gordon Dys hosiery 3 pair for zSc. Extra grades at 26c 3Sc, 0c Black mercerised pettlooata 6o .,. tnnti' nrlcM In Thomson's and Warner's Redfern Corsets t&e up to 9. otxsignt one-xourxn on vu iuii suits, roan-tailored coats, rubberlx4 roata, sweaters. The Allen Co.. 41S Washington street, corner Eleventh. i BEAUTIFULJRV1NGT0N ' Home for Sale. Eight-room bungalow with carpets, hades and fixtures all ready for oc.o paney: built 1 year: bathroom on each floor: on corner 76x100 ft faces south and east, ono block from car; garage. Price 110.000. H. P. PALMER-JONES CO.. :i2-ll Commercial Club Bldg. Phones Main : A 2SJ. Don't Miss the Delightful Free . Matinee Concerts VIRGINIA DOROTHY HILL At the Popular Sweet Shop, in her eong interpretations, is grow ing in popularity daily. She pos sesses a VOICE or PHENOMENAL RANGE. Jeanetto K. Holcombe, Accompanist Direction Charles Zfd Schya This opportunity of hearing high-class music without cost should not be missed. COME EARLY AND STAY AS LONG AS YOU LIKE. We are enthused over this at traction, but are still selling S -wetland Quality Sweets. PLOT LAID TO WOStAX, AGED 70, ACCUSED OF SETTING FURS TO BOUSE. Burning; Grease Found Against Home of O. W. Fairfield aa He, Wife and Five Children Sleep. More than 70 years old and decrepit. Mrs. Catherine Miller appeared In the Municipal Court yesterday morning to face trial for alleged attempt to burn the house of C. W. Fairfield, and cre mate him. his wife and fire children as they slept. Fairfield reported to the deteotlve bureau that while alt tlna; up late reading last Saturday night he heard the crackling of flames and rushed outside to find a blaze creeping up the side of the house from a bucket of axis grease which had been set against ths wall and Ignited. Mrs. Miller, who peddles milk In the neighborhood, was seen In the vicinity by several persona st the time of the fire, and was arrested on suspicion. She denies the charge. The accused septuagenarian Uvea alone In a little cabin In the brush north of KJUlngsworth avenue. She Is a widow and the mother of It children, all dead. Sympathetic neighbors bought her a cow and a few chickens to provlds a living for her. She pro fesses to remember nothing of tha night of the alleged crime after deliv ering milk In ths neighborhood just before nightfall. Her hearing will .be held tomorrow In the Municipal Court. TWENTY-FIFTH STREET. Residence. "We havs for sale a very attractive homo on Twenty-fifth street: eight rooms; modern, and very complete. This property has been held at $8500. but aa the owner wishes to dispose of It at once, he will let It go at S720O, but It must be sold before November 6. If you want a real bargain, see us. CHAS. K. HENRY CO., Henry Bldg.. Fourth and Oak Sts, Portland, Or. WHEREJTO DINE. All the delicacies of ths season at the Portland Restaurant. Fins private apart menu for ladles. 10$ Wash., near Sta at. CARD OF THANKS. Mrs. Joseph Thomllnson and family desire to express their heartfelt thanks for kindness shown during their re cent bereavement. The Increase In the nnmber of Insane In the State of New fork during the Ust 20 rears has reached 97 per cent, while the population has Increased In the same time onlr 58 per eent. W e 1 Ung-ton. Rich mond. Austral lan. Rock Springs. M e n d o t a, H a n n aford. I Beaver Hill, New Castle inlWulih Anthracite, a sootless coal of which a new cargo la now due. For prompt delivery of coal and wood phone East 103 or C 2303. See samples at Meier A Frank's. Edlefsen Fuel Co., Inc. Largest aad Best Eqalpped Cost Deal ers oa tke E Side. F. W. BALTES AND COMPANY PRINTING- Main 163, A 1165 First and Oak COA SEALY-LOWELL CO. GROCERS, BAKERS, TEA AND WINE MERCHANTS. Our stock is now complete with new goods suitable for making frnit cake, mince meat, plum pudding, etc. New today. Wisconsin Sage Cheese this is rich and delicious, per pound... 35 New George's Bank Codfish, middles, blocks and small boxes. New Malaga raisins, Cornicoplas 50 New Malaga Raisins, 5 1-2 - pound boxes $2.2 New Oregon Walnuts, fancy, per pound 25. New home-made fruit cake in cartons, each, 60c, 76c $1.00, $1.50 New dried peeled peaches, per pound 25 New Kippered Herring, per dozen 50 New Finnan Haddie, per pound ' 25 New Yarmouth Bloaters, taged, 3 for 25 New genuine green turtle meat, all sizes. Anj. Sweet cider from Hood River, per gallon 4UC Home made bolas, kranta, lebkuchen, layer and loaf cakes, all kinds. Ladyfingers, Maccaroons, etc Phone Main 7200, A 6181. Corner Fifth and Stark Streets BEDROOM In mahogany, oak and Circassian walnut Beds, Dressers, Chiffon iers, Dressing Tables and Chairs to match. Prices reasonable. Sfr. and n li Stark J. J,. IViaCK OC O. Stark n mil 1 1 I I 1 ni ru, L Portland's Oldest Grocers. 148 Third Street Main 9432, A 4432 f Weekly ' Grocery Bulletin SOMETHING NEW Sreekisften, Dutt & Co.'s Maior Grey's Chutney. Quart bottles for $1.00 each. We have obtained the agency for this celebrated brand, especially looked for by lovers of A-l condiments. POXJLET A LA GELEE A whole capon in gelatine. Especially adapted for evening lunches. ATMORE'S MINCE MEAT 5-1 b. pails, $L00; 1-qt. jars, 75c; Ys-gaL jars, $1.25 each. ATMORE'S PLUM PUDDING 1-lb., 30o each; 2-lb., 60o each; 3-lb., 90o each. Are you having trouble to fret POPCORN THAT 'WILL POP?' We have some that will, at the low price of 3 lbs. for 25o. Just the thing for rainy evenintrs. White Label Mammoth Ripe Olives at the regular price of 60o per can. Sherry for your Mince Meat at 40o per quart. Brandy for your Mince Meat at 75o per quart. "A CHILD CAN BUY AS SAFELY AS A MAN." UMBRELLAS We have the largest line and the greatest assortment in the city. All the newest ideas in Di recto ire handles. Good fast-color English gloria, para gon frame V'l,05 Rustproof, English gloria, finished frame "-IH2 Pure Silk, real Umbrellas, spl., $1-85 Hercules rust and wind-proof, $2.00 Ladies Directoire Umbrellas, f 1.25 up Full length gold and pearl, tape edge, silk gloria 53.50 An immense line Ladies' and Gentle men's Umbrellas $5.00 up Fine presentation Umbrellas to $20.00 We have the largest stock on the Coast in this fine. All goods our own manufacture. Rust-proof, Wind-proof, Folding, Detachable, Self -opening Um brellas. REPAIRING AND RECOVERING MEREDITH'S Exclusive Umbrella Bargains 312 Washington, between 5th and 6th. FURNITURE T O 5th and MAYER S C BROOK The Hat With out a Peer - $3.00 SUITS AND OVERCOATS $15.00, ft fe- "U : 1 ; teSflti J A - - vrl ti If t : ' - 1 I v I I f v if 4i (ft 1I 5t If -p 9 1; ff (Jr i ' l 1 f ' ' i 1 Ufa ft r-. - w finest Suits and Overcoats at $25, $30, $35, $40 A Passport Tour check on Ashley & Rumelin, Bankers, is a passport of good financial iredit. This bank furn ishes free to it3 depositors, convenient size pocket check books. Why not open an account and pay all bills by check? It's safer. Portland, Oregon Open 8 A. M. until 5:110 P. M. Saturdays until 8 P. M. EVERY SMILE ADVERTISES US Ol'K FBICE8: Full set at teeth only $3.0 Bridge work or teeth without ' plate.. $3.60 to $5 Red rubber plates onlr 7.&S Good rubber plates only $3.00 Gold or porcelain crowna..$3.60 to $5 Gold or porcelain fllllnea $1 UP Silver filllnss only SOo to $1 Palnleas extraction only . .' BOe Vreo when plate. are ordered. Our Work Guaranteed Perfect No better work done anywhere. Mod ern equipment, perfect service, every customer pleased. Out-of-town patrons may make appointment, and have work finished In one day. Every operator a specialist. THE NEW YORK DENTISTS BB. B. A. PTrRDKVAT, Mar. Honrs. S A. M. to $ P. M. Sundays. A. M. to 1 P. M- . A- Arr-ndfint. Tf.E. Tor. 4h-Morrlsow. f . .KK. and trees produced In California, are ninstrated, described snd priced 1b our new Cards) Cruvits Copy mailed free to any address sars inest. Mores Seeds Sold Everywhere. C C. Morse c Co. . tha cm CUlfoRtl 8 aed Hoom 121 BUxketStrMl SaaFnoeinv HOTEL STEWART SAN FRANCISCO Geary Street, above Union Square Just opposite Hotel St. Francis European Plan $1.60 a day up American Plan $3.00 a day up . H ew steel and brick lUuclute. Furnished at cost of $200,000. Every comfort and con venience. . On carlines transferring all ever city. Omnibus meets trains and steamers. Send for Booklet with map ol San Frandsce Established 1900. NETH & CO. COLLECTORS. Let us take charge of your collec tions. We can save you money.- Main 1796; A 128S. 535 Worcester Bids Portland. Or. T!HWAR PRINTING CO fOSQLICITS YOUR PATRONAGE 124.74 STARK - STREET I Morse. & Foremost Clothiers Since $20.00 and The advantage of buying your Suit or Overcoat be comes readily apparent when investigating our special lines at- $15, $20 and $25. These garments represent the highest standard of cloth and workmanship obtainable at these prices, andinstyle, weave and color effect suc cessfully meet the greatest diversity of exacting indi vidual tastes. Look for this label It is your guarantee Rrnkaw Rr Rosrers Peet WE SHAW-WAEKER LINE OF FILING DEVICES THI3 IS A VERTICAL UPRIGHT LETTER FILE CAPACITY, EACH DBA WEE, 6000 LETTERS LETTERS AND ANSWERS FILED . TOGETHER QUICK REFERENCE BUSHONG & CO. Office Furniture Printing, Lithographing, Book-Making. ' 87-91 PARK .STREET TALI TO SALEM. Calls to Salem and from Salem to Portland completed sajne as local calls in Portland by our new Two Number Service. If you do not know telephone number of party wanted, call "Information" and ascertain. j : - -1 Try it and you will bo pleased. . The Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Company Beck Building, Seventh and Oak Streets. L rti LETTERS OF CREDIT .issued by this bank offer a safe and convenient method yf carrying funds for a trip anywhere in this country! r abroad. They are, in themselves, a letter of intro duction to any banker and givo the bearer standing aid credit when among strangers. for Men, Women and Children . 1863. $25.00 SELL THE This Lins Also Includes Horizontal Sectiocal Devices Letter Fi: Docnmeif Files, Commerc3 Report Fi Legal Blal and i Policy Drawl Blue Prinl and V. Map DrawersV Card Index . Drawers f I-' Quarter-Sawed. Golden Oak, Dull . Rubbed Finish Quality f Guaranteed Three mirmtea .-..w.i.,25 Cents it