Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, June 21, 1911, Image 11

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Newspaper Page Text11 TTTE MOWXTXO OREGON IAN. .WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21. 1911. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF O&EOOMAX Tr.UEFllOXM. Pnntne-rom . . . C:tv cirrulation Kui:n Editor Sunday Editor .. Compoal&s-room . fiub bu..4in ... Main TT Mala TITO Main T070 ...... -Vela TOTO ......Mala TOTO alala T: A TS A S091 A f'WS A S'WJ A 0S A SvlM HEII.IQ THEATER (Beventh and Tajlor) John Draw la "Smith." This atternooa at J 14 ud tonight at 1:13. CRPHCVM TRCATIN-XorTtm. SUtb sad P.T.nihy Vaudeville. This ariaraaea al I 1 aad toalsht at S:18 Baker theater itimin ana Mot- riaon Guramir vaudeville. Tola afternoon at t and tonlrht at 7 JO. OHAND THETKR-)P and Weahlut- lon Vaud-'tU. Thla aitaraooa at J.U: nnisht at T BO and a. Fi.VTA(lKl THEATZR PmrtB and tarfc Veaderlile Th:a ataraooa at 1:13; ta- Icbt at 1:10 aad ft. TAR. ARCADE. OH JOT. ODIOS. TJ. VOI.I rirn rua pictures. 11 A. at- 11 r. at OAKS PARK Band eooeert and srand opera auart.t. Thla aXtaraooB aad to- nltht. RErREATIOM PARK (Twertr-fourth and Vaut-anj BaaobalL Taroma va. Port land. Tbia afternoon at a. MajeoTIC THEATER (Park and Wash Inatoo) Motion plctaraa. Continuance. 11 A. XI. to 11 P. M. T ECUVOOD T. M. C A. CxUTMJO Ok. A campalirn to obtain 100 new mem bers for toe Sellwood Tounc Men's Christian Association has been started, and will continue until the erenlng of Juna 10. trbeo reports will be sub mitted. This campaign waa tnaugu rated at a banquet Monday night under the charg-e of W. C. Moore, the secre tary; A. X. wr.ls. Rev. F. H. Hayes, liev. Mr. Hawkins. C N. YVonacott. Peter Hume and Claud Hicks spoke. Mr. Hicks ill made general chairman of the campaign, and the following; teams were appointed to start the campaign: Junioaa Arthur Daniels. Eugene Hoover and George Martin: seniors Ralph Brown. H. J. Hlckerson. Samuel Ken. Clair McDourall and 8im Simpson. The membership of the Sell wood branch la now 17:. men and boys, and through this campaign It Is de Mred to raise at least 100 new mem bers. The campaign will close with a banquet June SO. All new members wiU all old members who hare brought In a new member will be entitled to attend the banquet. A lawn tennis court has been prepared on the grounds. Catb-Ijc Kru-s Xtoao La-sours. Cave-In of earth at Union avenue and East ravis street, yesterday. cAuaed the death of Ulburo Waterford. a negro workman, and Inflicted slight Injuries upon a Greek who was work ing beside him. The two men. with others, were making the excavation for a new building when a side wall of earth toppled over and burled them. They were quickly extricated, but Waterford was so seriously affected by the shock and Internal Injuries that be died soon after reaching St. Vin cent's Hospital. The other man suf fered a sprained wrist and alight bruises. Waterford was tJ years old and lived with bis wife and one child at SIS Union avenue North. An Inquest will be held. BroLonie-r Addresses MoTKxas. Or. Louis Lfchmann, biologist, delivered the sixth of his course of 10 lectures before the Oregon State Congress Of Mothers at the Young Women's Chris tian Association auditorium yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The lecture dealt with the power of blood when properly nourished to resist disease and advised mothers how they should watch this particular point In the growth of their children. WisTMOKELAXD to B Paved. One of the larrest Improvement districts formed In the South East Side Is that of East Twenty-second and other streets of Westmoreland, embracing alt of Westmoreland. The cost Is placed at I19i.77. The improvement will be la asphalt pavement throughout. Westmoreland Is that part of the Ladd farm which adjoins Mllwaukle street and the Southern Pacific Railroad. Ckicaooaxs to See Poktuuid. Manager Raymond of the convention bureau of the Portland Commercial Club has received word from A. & HslL president of the Chicago Principals" Club, that the party organised by them, comprising the principals of the lead ing Chicago schools, will visit Port land, en route to the National Educa tional Association convention at San Francisco. Catholics Skt.k Saxb Fochth. A "sane" celebration of Independence day will be held by Catholics of the south east portion of the city at Mooney Park. Gilbert station, under arrange ments now being made by Father Beutgen. A sport programme has been arranged and addresses will be delivered by prominent citizens. The park may be reached by the Mount Pcott and Caxadero carllnes. To save the coat of storage on two 100-horsepower retnrn tubular boilers which we are now taking out. we will sell them at a bargain If taken at once. These boilers are of the Kewanee typo and In good condition. Complete with all fittings and feed water equipment, ready for Immediate Installation. For further particulars call at room t"i Oregonlan bldg. MlSWIOXABT Wong TO ASSaTVBLC The Women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church will bold Its regular monthly meeting today with the Ladles' Aid at the home of Mrs. John Wise. Mtlwaukle. It will be an all-day meeting with basket lunch. Those who are to attend have been asked to take the o'clock Oregon City car at First and Alder streets. MasiiKK R"ao Adds to Fobtti Two men have Been added to the office force of the Milwaukee road In this city a ticket clerk and A contracting freight agent. Marshall Taylor, for merly with the Northern Pacific, has been engaged In the former position and T. - s'mlth. late of the Spokane office, for the latter place. CorrmACT fob Letts Schooi. Let. The Board of Education has let the contract for the construction of an addition to the Lenta school to Steele Berth-Ison. for fSt.::i. Work on the building will start at once that the addition may be completed for the Fall term. TCMFTBJr Cwtow to Mset. The Central Women's Christian Temperance Vnlon will meet this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock la room !! Goodnongh build ing Mrs. Margaret Christian will have charge of the programme, the subject for dlecusslon being "Parliamentary t'sage." W will sacrifice for quick sale a tjuarter block on Portland Heights. This Is one of the best building sites on the heights. Located at Chapman and Spring streets." By comp.irt.cn this Is way below surrounding vaiue.-. t'hapin A Herlow, 121 Chamber of Commerce. jlixc for today at the T. W. C. A. In the green tearoom from 11.30 to 3: Vegetable soup, roast beef, halibut ateak. chicken and macaroni, cold lamb. tomatoes, string brans, fruit salad, combination and shrimp salad, bacgor pudding and hard sauce, strawberry shortcake, vanilla Ice cream and cake. 8 to as to Lxasb. Fob Tkkm op Team. Ui4T. Ix Hcabt or Rnan. Distbjctl No Bstttm Location ric Crrx. A 143. 0EOO11. e Fob Fai at A Baboaix. Toung team, harness and back, all for-SJZi. cash. Ia the city end can be seen at any time by calling at room 200 Ore octan blcg. What have you to lease between Morrison and Burnslde. Third to Tenth, t Jilos. ground floor and basement, at 1504 a month? Hartman eV Thomp son, Chamber of Commtrr Division Stbxbt to B Pavbd. Dlvl- I sion street is to be paved between 1 East Forty-first and East Sixtieth street, formerly West avenue, at a probable cost of $64,139. Bltullthto will be put down to correspond with the remainder of the Improvement on Division street east to East Tenth street, This new Improvement will make Division street a bard-surface street from East Tenth to East Six tieth. Crushed rock Is laid between East Tenth and the Willamette River. Eaat Thirty-ninth street will Be Im proved lb the same manner between Hawthorne avenue and Division street at a probable cost of $28,000. Mouirr Hood Lxxb Strikers Arrests d. First arrests in connection with the strike of the electric linemen on the Mount Hood Railway system were BROTHERS' PUPILS QUIT CATHOLIC BUSINESS COLLEGE GRADUATES GET DIPLOMAS. Archbishop Christie Preeenta Sheeo skins to Eeren and Certificates) to TwIto. The jubilee yesr graduating exercises of the Christian Brothers' Business Col ! at Grand avenue and Clackamas made yesterday under the bill-posting rHt were heM lMt nlf.ht n Alumni oral ruin co. r our mtn ww-s icu w ,wi.r. v,h v,A the police station for pasting stickers. Hall. Archbishop Christie preiented the denouncing the railroad company arf diplomas and made the awards for schol- "unfalr." The accused men are Sam B. arsnip. Breeding. Harry L. Nye. Dan O'Con- ' Those receiving diplomas from the nell and Harry Peters, all linemen. No business department were Chrl acts of violence have been reportedeto Duback. Nestor J. Van Ness. Harold V. the police, but many requesta for pro- Brinkerhoff. Chester R. Hughes, John R tectlon have been made at points . Keneflck. Percival 8. Brown and Herbert along the lines of construction In the Westenfelder. . northeast section of the city. . Second-year certificates were wa -Coun y 5lerk FleFdr was a defendant "ZnJlbflU Hyian4 in Pollci Court yesterday, charged with wnahJn '' la . 'Law exceeding the sped limit In his auto- JB"" Vincent T McEntee, Sr.bFT..drr..,Torng81aTtn:"tr,.fl,e.dofht '5.. T. miles an- hour at Grand avenue ana . . , . .v ..,. awarded Multnomah street, slowing down to ti ; V'J? miles across the Grand-avenue bridge, i to the foUowl.g students x.r. clih. mmiM h .i,hi have been Archbishop Christie's sold medal tot Mr. Fields said he might have Deen , Cnrl,an afcrrlr.. t,u.inM d-p.rtro.nt, was going a little faster than the legal . sw,rtd to Raymond xssmaa; premium. limit, a suspenaeo sentence waa im posed on the county official. A. C Ruby, a horsedealer. was less lucky. For driving too fast on Belmont street, he was compelled to pay a fine of 2f. FbbTtvax Ppiiies Prbskxtbd. Prises Alfred Oottsacker; flext In merit. Aioyslus Hyland. Almunl Aseoclatloti medal for general ex cellence In the buslneas department, award ed to De LJa Eamea; premium. Raymond. Assman; next In merit, John Htgslns. Canron medal, from Albert tapron. tor offered br the Fast Side Business Men's feneral excellence In commercial depart' Club to the schools taking part In the j m.nt. awarded to Edrar Boyle.- premium. children's parade In Rose Festival week were presented to the aeveral schools yesterday forenoon. All schools entering the parade were re membered. Speakers thanked the chil dren for the part they had In making the Rose Festival a success. The prises are sliver cups all engraved with the namea of fbe schoola Mo.tTAViLXA Wants Mors 8choo. Facujties. The Montavllla Board of. Trade's committee on more school facilities reported Monday night ths-t the present building bouses 100 pupils and Is overcrowded. The oard of Education .will be asked to purchase grounds In the northern part of Monta vllla for a building that the present overcrowding In Central Montavllla may be relieved. Da. F. J. Reisuastd. well-known chi ropractor, has returned to the city and will be at bis offices. 153 E. 33d St. corner Belmont, during his ususl hours, and la prepared to cure suffering hu manity. Dr. Relsland will treat those who are unable to come to his office, at their boraea Phone Tabor 23: resi dence. Tabor 731. Trosb $50 diamond rings at Fried lander's removal sale would cost 170 elsewhere. Look at them before buy ing, on display In window, Z6t Wash ington, bet wen Third and Fourth. Card Pabtt Is Plakjcbd. Bt. Ann's Charitable Society card party will be held tomorrow (Thursday) evening at 3 o'clock, at the residence of Mrs. L Lawler. 433 East Twenty-sixth street North. Warraxted Thin model. Elgin, Wal tham, Dueber Hampden watches, 39.75. at Frledlanders. Cxocks at immense discounts. Fried lander's removal sale. COLLISION JNJURY FATAL Mrs. W. It. Lcrchen Dies as Result of Auto Crash Baby Is Low. One death, that of Mrs. W. H. Lercben, has followed the collision between an automobile and an Oregon Electric train at Hood and GIbbs streets, Monday even ing, and the baby daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Maynard Is still in a precari ous condition, suffering from concussion of the brain, but hopes of her recovery are entertained. Mrs. Lerchen died at St Vincent's Hospital at noon -yesterday. Whether an. Inquest will be held had not been determined by the Coroner yes terday, but such action is probable today. Dispute baa arisen as to whether Motor man Burnett sounded warning before running across the steep Intersecting street- Attorney J. H. Stevenson, who was a passenger, estimates the speed of the train at IS miles an hour. The same witness says the driver of the automo bile tried to run In front of the train after be was aware of its approach. Mrs. Lerchen died from a fracture of the skull. Funeral arrangements l.sd not been completed last night. Charles Lair; next la merit. James Mc- Devltt. Knights of Columbus medal, for excellence In first grammar class, awarded te Earl Williams; premium. Gilbert 6hea; next la merit. Josepn Elvers. Gold medal from a friend for exoellence In second -trammer class, awarded to Walter Flmon: premium. Lew Tyrell; next In merit. Creates Celnrla. Gold medal, for general excellence tn first Intermediate class, awarded to Ambrose Larktns: premium. George Mayo; neat la merit. William Welle. Oo!d medal for excellence la second In termediate department, awarded to Lauren Murphy; premium. William Walsh; next In merit, Louis Zarn. Gold medal for general excellence ra props ratory department, awarded to Aaron Two ner: premium. B. Neldermejrer ; next la merit. James GUI. Coliese gold medal, for greatest progress In music, awarded to Frans Gansneder; honor able mention. Ray Leonard and Edward, Waiech. Brother Andrew's medal, best penman In the college, awarded to Charles Duback; premium. Lawrence Barnes; next In merit, Ksymond Oejnor. Gvmnaalum medal, seniors. Hnro Wil liams; nest in merit. Edward Roe: honorable mention. James McGrath and R. Leonard. Gymnasium medal. Juniors, awarded to Walter Simon; next In merit, Edwin Houck; honorable mention. James Houck. Following the exercises a reception was held. TEAM FOR SALE CHEAP. Toung team, weight about (00, har ness and hack. If sold today, 3250 takes the outfit. Suitable for touring or camping. Can be seen at any time. Call room 200 Oregonian bldg. CH SAVE ECKS HELP DISCOUNTS How many Portland families fail to take ad vantage of discounts on many bills because they do not take time to go over town and pay the bUL Start a new system on paying bills. The first of the month put all bills on a spindle aa the business man does. When the time comes to pay, send a check on the Portland Trust Company. It saves carfare, time, and you take advantage of the discount. Besides the cancelled check is receipt for the bilL And it's a dignified way of paying your bills. We make no restric tions on the amount necessary to start a checking account. PORTLAND TRUST COMPANY gf OREGON Thira and Oak Streets even-up ----WEOWN FOUR rAPfTAL VCOMPLtTE rOOOOV .XPLANTS v v r i uuettwuia Is Dangerous Whpn von are sniessinff as to how good the title Dn real estate is, on which you loan money, or which you intend to buy. Abstraota from Irrespon sible concerns are noth ing but guesswork. Our Abstracts Are Authentic V and have over half a million of Investment be hind them. When yon buy. remem ber that the seller pays for the abstract bell furnish ours If yon insist. Members Oregon Assn. of Title Men. MONEYMAKER. Best location on East Side for movlng plcture show: money maker from start. AM 196, Oregonian. ' Harvest Show Folk Puy Land. VANCOUVER. Wash.. June 20. fRpeclal.) -The Clark County Harvest ShowyAssoclatlon will have 24 acres of land, along the trolley line to Sifton, LAWYERS ABSTRACT &TRUST COY 6 BOARD OF TRADE BLD. PORTLAND, ORE. Instead of ten acres, as first planned. The price paid for the land will be $376 an acre. About $10,000 of the capital stock of the association has been sold. leaving $5000 more of which to dispose. PREPARES FOR PICNICS Manager Cordray, of The) Oaks, Re ceive Many Applications. Applications for picnics and society gatherings of various kinds are pouring Into the ofbee of Manager Cordray. of the Oaks, tliese days In a steady stream. Sunday schools, fraternal organisations and clubs seem to have decided unani mously that the Oaks ia the only place to hold a ctummer meeting. Air. Cordray says he Is prepared to furnish special rates to all such parties and la prepared to entertain any number of them. The entertainment features of the Oaks this year are unusually numerous. Wis and bis band, the Metropolitan Opera Quartet and "Spike" Hennessy In a death-defying ride being noticeable free attraction. ' GREEKDANCES. Raymond Duncan will dance the chorus In the Elektra. Friday evening. This will be Portland's first oppor tunity to witness the true classle dance. Mr. runran-ls the greatest dancer since ancient times, and it is he who started the dance revival and taught his sister, Isadora Duncan, her art Tickets are now on sale at Sherman Clay's. YE OREGON GRILLE. The consistent grill consistent In that It maintains a uniform scale of prices Is always able to furnish its patrons the delicacies of the season Maintains the highest efficiency as regards the service furnished, and Is always found to lead In Its musical programmes After-theater parties especially catered, to Music to i P. M. and 10 to UJ THE LARGE DAILY ATTENDANCE AT FRIEDLANDER'S REMOVAL SALE PROVES ITS POPULARITY EVERYTHING IS REDUCED DIAMONDS, WATCHES, CLOCKS STERLING SILVER ARE SACRIFICED 268 WASHINGTON STREET Between Third and Fourth NEW LOCATION To Be in New Wilcox Bldg, Sixth and Washington SUMMEROUTING. The Canadian Rockies afford the great est attractions for a Summer's outing. Tbe best of hunting and Ashing, excel lent hotels, etc. For full particulars apply at 13 Third street. WHEREJTO DINE. AU the delicacies of the season at ths Portland Restaurant. Ftne private apart ments for ladles. I0S Wash., near Sth st D. M. Watson's popular-priced res taurant. 101 kth lU Perkins Hotel. Edlefsen's Slab has bark. An Old Jewelry Firm With a New Location We extend you an invitation to visit us. Just come on an in spection tour. Ask for Mr. Frank Heitkemper, he will personally conduct you over the store. "We are justly proud of the perfection of oar store. Ask to see the Crystal Room the Diamond Office the systematized repair office the burglar-proof jewelry vaults the pneumatic tube service. We are unpacking the newest and most complete stock known to the jewelry trade arid the silversmithing arts. ITowever, our policy of giving the very bast with the margin of profit marked very close to eost price remains the same. G. HEITKEMPER CO. Yeon Building - Fifth and Alder Are you satisfied with the sort of cloth es that you are wearing? If not, we want to in terest you in the kind we are selling to our numerous custom ers. We aim to please each and every one, no matter what the price, whether it is one of our $15 suits or one at $50. We especially recommend the garments we sell at $20, $25 and $30, as offering the best there is to be had at that price. Others up to $50 HOTEL NEACOXIE GEARHART, OREGON. European Flan. Rooms by day or week. Moderate Rates. O. L. REES, PROPRIETOR. Write or telegraph for reservations. F. W.BALTES AND COMPANY PRINTING Main 165, A 1165 . First and Oak -Has LINOCORD Buttonholes" ssj front nd back.a A straight front close-meeting ef fect that stays closed your dealer will suyyij vu. LINOCORD BUTTONHOLES, .are taster-to-button snd they don't tear our. ZZ. t. ia. Oe. TJLOT. T.) A 8KIW) Of S'tUTY IS A JOY FO'IVie, rr. T. Fells Oouraud's Oriental Cream or " Magical Beautlfler. SIM tut SjiS an. rtciiav if it- Patch, Bath, sod btim D!raMt, no .vary piemua on beauty, aad dtv Am d taction. It ha atood tha tart of M jreara, and la so barm teas w tws It to bs stirs ta la properly mads. Aoeapl noeovntar f)t of almliar paxna. Xr. L. M Pavra aald to a UAj f tba faant trn (a patient) t As you !adl6. WIU them. I rteuonttd Osar staVs Cream as tba tasst favufnl of aU tba Skin p reparation!." Fir sale by all drorctrte end r ancy Good Dealers im ths U sited Bute, Canada and Xorops. FEUD. T. HOPKINS. Prop.. 37 grsst Inns St.. M. Y. HOTEL STEWART SAN FRANCISCO Geary Street, above Union Square Just opposite Hotel St. Frauds European Plan $1.60 a day tip American Plan $3.00 a day up irewiteel and brick itructurs. Furnished at cost of $200,000. Ererr comfort and con venience. On carllnes transferrins all OTer etty. Omnibus meets trains snd steamers. Send for Booklet with map of San Francisco Excursion Fares Eas "T SHE vPrLI. FARES. S72.50 560.00 DURING THE SUMMER SEASON, 1911 from All Points on the 0.-W. R. & N. Co, . TO Chicago Council Bluffs... Omaha Kansas City. ... Jane 9, 10, 12, 16, 17, 21, St. Joseph 22, 23, 24, 28, 29 and SO. St. Paul , , , . o . r B io oa St- P1' via Council Bluffs. .63.90 o7 Jr ii ' ' ' ' Minneapolis direct S60.00 26, 27 and Z8. Minneapolis via Council Bluffs S63.90 August 3, 4, 5, 14, 15. 16, Detroit PiHR 17. 21. 22. 23, 28, 29, 30. St. Louis itwO.OO it, a., 44, 40, 40, 4 , Bogton Magg 8110.00 September 1, 2, 4, 6, 6, New York, N. T S108.50 and 7. Washington, D. C 107.50 Stopovers colas and retnrnlne. Final return limit October 81, 1911, One way through California, $15 addlllonnl. Call at our City Ticket Office, Third and Washington streets, for any Information desired. Also for aleeplngr-car reservations, or address WM. McMLRRAV, General Passengrer Aaent, Portland, Or. Preserve the exquisite skin of the child Think what it will mean to her in the years to come when more than anything else she will want a beautiful complexion. For the last thirty years Woodbury's has been the skin soap. Woodbury's Facial Soap Foe sal by dealers everywhere if-r :JIt ' '''J'rr"l T. CUNROT Foster & Kleiser High Grade Commercial and Electric SIGNS East Tth and! East Everett Sta rieses Cast lllli B-S224. ICCHYVAB PRINTING CO OSOLICITS YOUR PATRONAGE 2 Sir STARK STREET i j.iieia in iiin.il i Tf." e Mi i.ji .lmus 1 aArrow COLLAR easy to tie the cravat in easy to notch on and has oval button holes, which makes buttoning and unbuttoning easy. 15c 2 for 25c duett. Pesbody ft Co.. Makers. Troy, K.T. POLISHES I Solid Cake " 1 I WORKS WITHOUT WASTE I ESTABLISHED 190O. NETH & CO. COLLECTORS We Collect Worcester Bids. Portland. On.