TIIE MORNING OREriOMAy. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1911.
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OR AND THEATER Park and Waahtii
Inn i.hi a i T 3il and a.
FANTASES THE TER (Fourth and Stark)
vauaariu 'i nix uiuowh m - - -nil
ft l at T 10 and ft,
LTF1C THEATER .eTnth and Alit.rli-Z-yrlo
romul r Company In Wihiand
Tni af;.rnoon at i.iO and tomiit i
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TAR THEATER Park and Washing-ton)
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1 to 10 jo p. it.
AdrrrtUesaeata lateaded fr tee City
Km la Brief eolsaaaa la Saaday'a ts
aw snasi be aaaaedi la The Oresjoalaa
aaalaraa atOca ky arlock Saturday
Ctvrt. War Vetera.- PtE. John rn
rm llcO!r.n:a veteran of the Civil War,
d-d at hu home In St. John Monday.
He H M rt old. lie t Arvieo. "I
Ms widow. Mr. H.uina McGinn:, and the
following children: Mrs. AKnra Brownley
and Mies Mollis McGlr.nls. of St. Johna;
Mrn Sua Mi-O.nnl. of Prattle. Was.i.;
Mrs. Anna Hannan. Mr. Fndle TaWwn.
of srockton. Cal.; Mra. r. F. McGlnnia.
of rloreston. CaL: J. T. McClnnla. of
ilmd. Wssh.: Carl.'S McOlnnia, of
r!aTriflcl.I. CaL The body will be re
typed Id the r-celvlnt; ault of Zeller
Fyrnej,' establishment preparatory to
be ne sent to Oukland. Cal., for inter
ment.
T BAsmorr to UrTCRI o Lrxoot-X.
It. T. I. Bancroft, who was In Ford
Tenth-Street- Theater In Washington,
tt.e nlg-fct L.ncoln wan waliutJ, will
lecture at the, Hr.coln lit?!, Hrhool. at
t o'clKck this mornlnf. He will tell of
Uncnlr.'s life and of tha assaas! nation.
Mr. Bancroft aaatated In removing- Pretel
dent I Jncoln from tha theater. Ha was
nreaent at Lincoln's first Inauguration,
heard nearly all the farewell addresses of
the Southern members of conrresa ana
was a member of a volunteer company
of t!0 Kansas men who aerved as a
bodyguard to Lincoln befora troops ar
rived In n aalilnitton.
Nn-Hiiri Claim Not RtrvsBO Tha
ofTlrera of William Tell Lodge. No. 2.
Sons of Herrmann, announce that tha
order baa not finally refused to pay tha
death claim of a deoeaa.-d brother, as
wai published In tha pajwrs a few days
irn. Tha officers or tr.a looge pay mere
are two claimants for the Insurance
money dua the beneficiary of the deceaned
arid as two claimants are now contea'.iniT
for tha benefit, tha order haa declined to
pay the claim until a decision over w
merit of tha rival benrflclartea 1 "n,
dared by the Circuit Court,
MomrnT to Brrs Historic Tract
P.wMwm. Joseph Buchtel. who nntler
took to secure an appropriation of to
buy ten acres at Champoes" wr.ere the
historic convention of May S. I1 i
held, was Informed yesterday that the
bill bd been hopelessly lost. Mr. Buchtel
will trr to secure tha tract through aub-
scrtpllons. The ten atrea will coat l.teJO
and Mr. Buchtel thinks thta eum may ee
cured at the annual celebration next
May. He will try to bold htm option oa
tha lac a anUI that time.
Max Dijm Arm SfrrscRR. Palling In
fit at Th.rd and Bummde streets yester
day morning. Allen Bartlett. a transient
visitor to the city, died In the patrol,
wagon while on tha way to Ft. Vin
cents Hospital, from chronic alcoholism.
Selective Hawley aaw BartU'tt fall, and
railed Patrolman Hlrsch and Sera-eant
Kllev. .The patrol wagon was called and
started for the hospital at a gallop. Be
fore It arrived there Bartlett woa dead.
S-rnEtrr TVipe.xijio) OrroBt. A remon
rrance attaint the proposed wldemnj of
Oregon street from Adams street to
Orand avenue has been tiled with the
t'lty Auditor by property ownrra. It is
declared by them that only the railroad
romranles would benefit by the wijenlng.
should It be done. an1 that It would be
expensive to move sldewsiks and curbs,
many of which have been put In already.
V i l.t a Avon to F ExTiynerx rro-ree-.ngs
sr under way for the exten
sion of Villa avenue, between EasI
Kin VT-aeoon.l atrt ro tha dry limit a
ri'sianre of ten btpeks, or 5t-O feet. The
rounfv a puar:1ng the extension outside
the city to Katrvlew. In the course of
ihm present year there wilt be an tit-foot
boulevard from tha west s'de of Laurel
turst to Fairvtew, nearly It miles.
BoximjI Wsnruxo:
Cri.t.-atisi-s CLfsa
AviTtl n CKAMrtONSBtra.
Tits Boers.
MiRRrtj,' Haul, evx.vth aid Oajc.
rajDAT. Kesrcart 17. T. M.
AnstiaSiow f! axd tl.'A
tiCAT AT SctllU.tR S.
tTH A.T TI AMD WASHIXrjTOM STRirrTS-
Miut Waiv rstvgsi llrsT ts CotustO!.
In a calll.ion between a Vancouver
ele-trtc ear am! a milk wnstort at I'nlon
avenue and t'erett slrcel Wetlnday
rlcht. Andrew Hnher. a driver for the
a:sa Da;ry. wia knocked from Ms seat
and suffered palrful hruWs about tha
lr?. Ha was aent to St. Vincent's Hos
pital. fr. Roesj Paxor to Bi rr-o Cmapei.
Work has ben stsrted on a two-story
chapel to be erected on Alamerla avenue.
Itms Fiist nfty-fourth and Kast K'fty
Pftb streets. Rose City Park, to coat ltA.
This bulldirc will be used by tha new
perwh until tha paraaa can build a church
aad acbooMiOusa.
QrARTKa BTynca: Fxrxoe SHOOo, A. 'W.
Srcit.t. a Portland Investor, bas bought
the southeast corner of tst W Mh and
rst Oak streets, from Mrs. Helen la
fkratton. Tha quarter Is covered with a
frame building. Goodard at Wledrick
made the aAle and the price Is given as
$:vxx
Cftruo Maxu FYvsj GrHCSATifXI Lnrtxo.
Mr. anj Mrs. H. K. Hays, of H Union
avenue North, are recrlvirg corgratula.
lions upon tr birth of a son. The child
baa a grandfather, great-grandmother
and greal-grcat-grandruother, all living In
f'ortlar.d.
WowAjf Ct.rw to JIest The literature
department of tha Portland Woman's
Cub will meet th afternoon at 1 o'clock,
at ITO Thirteenth street A review of tha
1 f e of Pn-.l.p II wiu be given by Mrs.
Grace Watt Ross.
VotrfcrriR Ftiunrsr! to sirrr-Mem-bera
of tha Wooilawn Volunteer Fire De
partment will bold a Joint meeting with
tr.e Woodltsa Improvement Association,
Friday n frit at o'clock, at Greene's haU.
Dekum avenue.
rxsiRASLg Chinese and Japanese rurtoe
being aoid less than coat, at Si Oak St..
from the barkrupt stock of Andrew Kan
Co. No retail sales after FVbruary 15.
Buy cow.
Tr Oe-raorATtnc 8pciai.ist. Dr. W.
Arnold Lintay. tteumatlc stomach and
nervous dl senates. 113 U Maclaajr bldg.
Maraaail T4S.
For Eaxjj Bar fixtures and furniture
of first-class saloon, going out of bus!
neea, Addresa O. TM, Oregonian.
D. B. FucKrxnxot. architect, has re
moved to lot Lumbermen's building.
Flfto and Stark.
Hsar Dr. S.-.aw today. U: noon. T. M.
C A-: tonlgr.t. 7 9X at First Presbyterian
Church. e
anas WATCTt R wr air cro. C. Chrtstaa
aea. ad floor Corbet t bldg- Take alavaUAT.
Vxitersaust Missio.x Ciscix Mitbts.
Enihuesosm was evoked by the reports of
the Florence Meade Mission Circle of the
L'niversailst Church of the Good Tidings,
at lt annual meeting, more than 0
having been earned. Mra W. II. Meade
was unanimously re-elected president.
Mra. J. D. Corby vice-president, Mrs.
1311s McLean secretary and Mrs. Alex
ander Scott treasurer. New members of
the executive board are: Mrs. G. ,W.
Grldley and Mrs. J. S. Elder. It was
voted to carry on the work next year
through neighborhood groups ajid the fol
lowing leaders were choeen: Mrs. E. E.
Leonard, of Mount Scott; Mrs. Ellis Mc
Lean, of Suncyslde; Mrs. El 9L Ferguson,
of Couch; Mrs. W. H. Meade, of Holladay;
Mrs. J. D. Corby, of Irvlngton: Mrs. H.
Laraway, of Kenton. The annual recep
tion will be held next Thursday at the
home of Mm. ti. E. Thomas, 573 East
Sixteenth atreet North, near Braxee.
ClTT AfTTR CO.OOO OtvgD Br B. P. City
Attorney Grant la awaiting word from
W. D. Fenton, counsel for the Southern
Pacific Company, before taking action to
collect JIO.vjO due the municipality from
the various steam railroads In Portland
as special occupation tax. City Auditor
Barbur recently asked Mr. Grant, to pro
ceed to collect, saying be would sign a
complaint. If necessary to get action. Mr.
Grant had word from Mr. Fenton that
he would soon present a proposal for con
sideration, but be haa not aa yet done so.
We REQrinB Two A-l Experizncsd
SALEsyzx with ability and of good ap
pearance, we want men who can create
new buslneesj as well as close sales with
customers who have already expressed
an Interest In and a dealre to own our
properties. Tour Income Is limited only
by your own efforts and efficiency. The
right man will have generous support by
the larsest and most completely equipped
organisation In our line on the Coast
Permanent employment- See sales man
ager i!0 Spalding bldg.
Academt or Scikxces to Manor. The
regular monthly meeting of tlie Oregon
Academy of Sciences will be held Feb
ruary la. at 5 3 P. M- at the Toung Wo
man's Christian Association, at the cor
ner of Seventh and Taylor streets. The
meeting will consist of a supper and an
address. President Foster of Reed Col
lege, will neak on "The American Col
lege." Those wishing to attend must
notify A. L Knlsley, Worcester building,
aa to the number of places tney wsnt
reerved.
Street Aajemevt Is $TT5.TiVi. Assess
ment for the East Ulisan street Improve
ment district in Laurelhuriat has been
made and total PTu.Tb4. This covers the
man portion of Laurelhurst north and
south of East Glissn street between East
Thirtieth and East Thirty-ninth atrecta.
Hard-Burfare Improvements have been
made In thla district It I only part of
the Improvement 3t Laurelhurst. which
will com pries a total of 36 miles of
paved axreets when completed.
Faixiko Got Wire? Da.xoerodb. A ruy
wire holding a trolley wire In place at
the Intersection of Grand avenue and East
Burnskte street broke yesterday after
noon and formed a circuit wlib the car
tracks An automobile containing a
man, woman and child paaalng up East
Burnslde street were nearly under the
wire when It fell, but tha machine was
stopped In time. Travel was suspended
until repairs were made.
Tint Oreook Statb Board or Rxam
ikkrs Iff Optoxktrt wl'l hold sn exami
nation at Imperial Hotel. Portland, com
mencing at A. M., February U. 21 and 3.
Any one contemplating taking the exami
nation will do well to be on hand prompt
ly at the opening hour. Herman W.
iiarr, secretary of board.
LOGGERS ARE ENTERTAINED
Portland Delegation Inspect Grays
Harbor Methods.
Members of the Columbia River Log.
gers' Association who left Wednesday
to pay a fraternal visit to the Grays
Harbor association returned to Port
land last night, reporting the trip a
pleasant one. They were met at Aber
deen and taken to point of Interest in
tha city, afterward making a trip to
Hoqulam. All tha large lumber mills
In both places wsre visited and log
ging methods were discussed.
The banquet at tha Hotel Washing,
ton. In Aberdeen. In the evening was a
pleasant affair. The menus were print.
4 on spruce veneer, and tl:a timber
Idea was carried out in every detail of
the dinner. The Columbia River log.
gera explained fully to their Grays
Harbor brethren the workings of the
leg-scaling- and grading bureau, which
has proved such a success in this dis
trict. The loggers from Portland who at
tended were: IL D. Clair, president of
the association; W. C. Hammond. D. S.
Collins. R. F. Fsrrell. J. A. Byerly. I.
J. Baldridge. P. J. Brlx. A. W. Clark,
Albert Brlx: George Johnson. D. Coma
rher. J. P. O Gorman and A. B. Westell,
the secretary.
WHERE JO DINE.
Ail the delicacies of tha season at the
Portland Restaurant Fine private apart,
manta for ladle t Wash, near eta at
Rack tifasTB CaaU
The bast house coat Liberty Coal
Ice Co.. exclusive agents, li Norta
Fourteenth atreet Main 1(2. A III.
Flant Sthson roses Phone Sell wood Sa
F. P. YOUNG
290 Morrison Street
PRETTY WAISTS
4 'The Most Exquisite
Hand Work I Hare Ever
Seen"
is the exclamation of every
woman who sees these waists.
They are new arrivals from
the Philippines hand em
broidered by the natives, on
dainty French Perline.
New even to the East shown
nowhere eke in Portland.
Direct from the Islands to
Young's.
Priced at $7.50 to $15
. fa, .
SAFE IS WRECKED
Skilful "Yeggmen" Have Trou
ble for Their Pains.
JOB' DONE BY VETERANS
Entire Neighborhood or East Fifty
Second Street and Foster Road
Aroused In Early Hours by
Heavy Explosion.
"Yeggmen" of notable skill blew open
the safe of the Mount Scott Feed & Fuel
Company, East Fifty-second street and
Foster road, early yesterday morning,
alarming the entire neighborhood, reduc
ing the Interior of the amall office to a
wreck and getting nothing for their
pains. Tha Job was performed In a very
clever manner, equalling the neatness
with which the safe at the Hellig Theater
was blown open last December, and
there is some ground for the theory that
both Jol were by the same hands.
The loud explosion', beard shortly after
t o'clock, aroused everyone in the neigh
borhood from aleep. but after looking
around and hearing no further noise,
all returned to their beds. That the
noise came from the explosion of nitro
glycerine in the fuel company's office,
was dlscovereu after day light, when a
clerk employed by the company arrived
to open the office.
Work Pone Skillfully.
The dial plats had been skillfully cut
from the safe, snd nltro glycerine had
been poured Into the crack. The quantity
was well calculated to open the door
without doing other damans, and papers
inntde the safe were undoturbed. Every
window In the office was broken and light
articles were thrown about In a small
compartment In the aafe was an envelope
containing IS but this was overlooked
by the thieves. There were no other valu
ables and records and papers were un
disturbed. Fragments of soap and fuse
were found lying on the floor.
That the yeggmen have been quartered
In till city for some rime, is assumed
from the faot that glycerine was u3d.
Detectives) ssy that the making of soup,"
aa thla explosive la called In yegg par
lance, is a slow process, requiring secrecy
and care.
"Soup" Made From Dynamite.
Tha thieves buy dynamite In the open
market and boll it, to free the nltro
glycerine It contains This Is carefully
skimmed off and is usually placed in
fluid-tight bags, rather than In bottles, as
the danger of explosion Is thus lessened.
Great care is exercised not to excite sus
picion In buying the material, as aafe
blowers are frequently brought to the
notice of the police In that way. The
making of the "soup" is usually done
in some retired shack.
Several men are tfcually In on the Job,
a "locator." who by observation and In
quiry finds a likely place for attack, a
"soup-maker." usually a dean of the fra
ternity, and one or more "fall-guya" who
do the actual work. In the present case.
6th and Alder
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Suits and Dresses
Worth $20 to $25
You 11 only need a glance at these gar
ments to know that they're worth about
three times the price we ask. The
choicest will $?o quickly, so you'd best
come early. See Fifth-street windows.
Suits and Dresses, formerly 4j7 QC
$20 to $25, 2 days at. V
Women's $20 Coats $5.95
Fine $15 to $20 Coats. Good tfjC OK
range of styles and materials
$7.50 and $8 Skirts at $3.45
Materials are panamns, worsteds, etc.; styles, plain,
pleated and pleated flounce effects. CO
Best colorings, $7.50 to $3 values V"'"
EXTRA
From 3 to 4
place on sale Jo all-wool uoats
and Short Jackets, formerly
$10 to $15, at...:
DESKS DESKS
THE KIND THAT
Quartered Oak
and Manogany.
Dull brass
drawer pulls
and brass leg
sockets.
Thorough In
construction
and finish.
BUSHONG & COMPANY SSk
PRINTERS.
BOTH PHONES
! II SI
L Mayer & Co.
Portland's Oldest Grocers.
148 THIRD STREET.
Phones A 4432; Main 9432.
WEEKLY
SAVING
BULLETIN
See our Window Display of
"CORNER STONE" MAINE
CORN, of -which we have sole
distribution in Portland. We of
fer this corn at 3 cans for 50
For Friday and Saturday we
offer yon:
Gifford's Ripe Olives, 50
per quart; regular 60c-
Strictly Fresh Ranch Eggs, 2
dozen for 75J."
Shelled Pecans, 75tJ per lh.
Eezier's High Quarter Cans,
Boneless Sardines, 30 each;
regular 35c.
California Olive OH, "Our
Own," Sl.OO per quart; equal
to $1.25 quart.
Oolong Tea, 60 per lh.; regu
lar 75c.
Coates Plymouth Gin, $1.25
per bottle; regular $1.50.
We carry a full line of Cottled
Beers. Call us up and we will
deliver any brand you want. We
promised to advertise a "Pine
Apple" Day this week, but the
shipment we received was inade
quate for the demand, so WATCU
OUT NEXT WEEK.
Try St, Johnsbury Crackers.
Mayer's Special Blend Coffee.
Granucci Olive OiL
Columbia River Salmon Bellies.
We are now taking orders for
. Simon & Weil Matzo.
It Is supposed that the gang encamped
In the timber, swmewnere adjacent to the
settlement of Mount Scott, and probably
remained there for days or weeks, se
cure from the observation of the police.
Jackson Clnb to Meet Tonight.
Jaekson Club Democrats will gather
In the Medical bonding tonight for
their monthly smoker and political
pow-wow. An Informal programme
has been planned. Elbert Hubbard and
John Henry Stevenson, corn-cob pipes
and a discussion on Canadian recl
proclty will make up the programme.
5th and Alder
SUITS AND DRESSES
P. M., today only, we
we will
81.95
WILL LEND DIGNITY
f
$7.95
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LITHOGRAPHERS AND BLANK BOOK. MAKERS
Today and Tomorrow
Last Two Days of
Odd Suit Sale
Let every economist take advantage of
these reduced prices. You don't have to
be an expert to get a good one; they are
all Rogers Peet, Brokaw Bros, and our
own special makes, and we guarantee
satisfaction with every suit
Odd Suits that were $15.00 now -Odd
Suits that were $20.00 now -Odd
Suits that were $25.00 now -Odd
Suits that were $30.00 now
Topcoats at One-Half
Our 1911 Spring display of Cluett Shirts now on sale, $1.50
P.W.BALTBS
AND COMPANY
PRINTING-
Main 165. A 1163 First and Oak
Try the ALBA BROS.
Reliable Painless Dentists
Entire Cor. Second aad Morrtso. Sts.
WE DO ALL OCR OWS WORK.
Expert gold orownandbrldje workers
and makers of false teeth. We have
a lonar lease on the whole upstairs
of this bulldlnp?. We are here to
stay and do your Rental work for
years to come. Come in now and
take advantage of our special rates.
Gold Crowns, 231c S3.00
Brldee Teeth, 22k. ... SJ.T.OO
Cine Rubber Plate. . . -S5.00
All Gold-lined Plate, SlO.Oft
liold Fllllnsjs Sl.Ort
Sliver Ftlllnsr 50
ALL WORK WARRANTED 15 VRS.
Lady Attendant. Bank Reference.
SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS far
1 n h I ITMn ft II f of TOWS.
Morse
Seeds
" Send for our new
Garden G tilde
ef sds. plants snd trees. Contains de
scriptions, illustrations and prices of tha
standard, dependable seeds and plants
for which we are well known.
Catalog mailed free to any address.
C. C. Morse & Co.
tha sraat California Seed Hons.
vl Market Street Saa Francisco
TO YOUR OFFICE
At just me
dium prices.
Our desks
are direct
from the
makers. We
save you the
middlemen's
profiL
87-91 PARK STREET
ML,
Advertising Means
Selling Goods
Through Printer Ink
:cilha
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Commercial Stationers, Office Outfitters, Printers, Engravers.
Booklet Makers and Bookbinders.
FIFTH AND OAK
SEALY- LOWELL
Grocers, Bakers,Tea arid Wine Merchants
SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY
AND SATURDAY
Fancy 2-lb. Hawaiian Pineapple (do not confuee this with the
common 2-lb. can) three cans for 50S or, per dozen. ........ .91.90
Lemon Cling; Peaches, sliced or halves, 2H-lb. cans, three for 504
or, dosen ' I V 81.85
Wild Blackberries put up In best granulated sugar, quart Mason
jars, each 40c;
Genuine Vermont Maple Sugar, small cakes, per pound 20c4
Hothouse Mushrooms, fresh today .81.25
Choice Arkansas Black Apples, box. . 81.25
Choice Northern Spy Apples, box SI. To and 82.00
Extra Fancy Hood River Spltzenberga, box 1T-3.00
Harvey's Special Scotch, per bottle 81. lO
Pulled Flys, 2-lb. baskets, each 40 Pulled Fig, 1-lb. basket, ea. 20
For fifih day we have Kippered Herrins;, Flanan Haddiea, Smoked
Salmon, Toncaes and Sounds, Norway Mackerel, Holland Herrins; and a
larffe variety of other salt fish of the best quality.
'F.W TOO AY A fresh supply of Jones' Dairy Farm Hams, Break
fast Bacon, sliced Bacon and Sausace. Our catalogue might help you in
making up your order. Shall we send you one? Phone A 6181, Main 7200.
CORNER OF FIFTH AND STARK STREETS
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STEWART
SAN FRANCISCO
Geary Street, above Union Square
Just opposite 3otei St. Francis
European Plan SI .SO a day up
American Plan $3.00 a day up
Hew steel and brick structure. Furnished at
cost of (200,000. Erer? comfort and con
venience. On earlines transferring all orer
city. Omnibus meets trains and steam era.
Send for Booklet with map of San Francises
KCHVAB PRINTING CO.
kJSQLICITS YOUft PATRONAGE
a4"74 STARK STREET
- $1 l.OO
- 313.35
- $ 1 6.6S
- $18.85
Our printing sells goods. Good print
ing always does.
Quality appearance inspires confi
dence and gets the orders.
Quality printing invites quality cus
tomers, because quality customers can
and-do discriminate.
Therefore, Impressive Stationery in
vites trade at an impressive profit.
Kilham Quality Printing costs noth
ing extra, but it does yield handsome
returns to you on your investment.
' Ask to see our samples.
STATIONERY &
PRINTING CO.
Traveling Salesmen
Do you Trant a clean, good paying
sideline f Why not investigate?
NETH & CO..
534 Worcester Bldg-.
FREE
LECTURE IN DRESSMAKCVG.
Full Demonstration
of
SEXTOXE DRESS FORM
EACH DAY AT 2 P. M.
S3 ELEVENTH. A T7KS
The total number of mines worked la
the State of New Tork is 40. Thar, are
about 12 iron mines In operation. It of
gypsum, a of tale, two each of salt and
pyrites and 8 of cTaphlta.
Wai