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I X CITY NEWS IN BRIEF rrrrr irnnVTvn mjrrflVT A V TTTTTTTSn A V. f VP"rTiT7Tf. T ' n . l aaaiiaBBBBaHiHiiaa i i OBEGONIAX tELErROSm 9 - " . H Wwwwrr fit jumu l Printing-room ......... City Circulation ........ MtBiKicc Editor ...... Sunday Editor ......... Composing-room Euperlu landau t building ...Vain 7070. A anOT ...Main TOTO. A 095 .. .Main 7070. A 6"SJ ...Main 7070. A 08.1 ... Main 7070. A o93 . . . Mais WO. A AMCSEStE"TS. HEILIO THEATER (Seventh nd Taylor) Maclyn Arbuckle. In the drama, "The Round-Up." Tonight at 8:15. BAivtK THEATEK Eleventh an! Morri son) Baker players In the drama. ''The Dollar Mark." Tonight at 8:23 o'clock. OFi'rlEl'M THEATER iMorrlaon. betwe Plxtb and Seventh) Vaudeville. Tula att ernoon at :1S. Tonight at 8: SO. POSTAGES THEATER '.Seventh and Al der) Vaudeville. This afternoon at 2llX tonig-tu at 7:30 and S o'clock. EMPRESS THEATER (Park and Washtng ton) Vaudeville. This afternoon at 2:13 tonight at 7:30 and 9 o'clock. X.TRIC THEATER (Fourth and etark) Keating and Flood Musical Comedy Co. In The Poliiiclaneera." Tonight at i -30 ana s:io. PEOi'LE'S. STAR, ARCADE OH JOT TIVOLI AND CRYSTAL, Plrst-rua Pic tures, 11 A. M. to 12 P. M- Citt Bonds Bring Good Prices. Ten year. 6 per cent city improvement bonds, amounting to S213.095.46, were sold yesterday by the ways and means committee of the City Council for as high as 3.51. The awards were made an follows: Henry Teal. $500 at 3.51: K'5.000 at 2.76: United States National Bank, of Portland, $53,000 at 2.86; A. Kader, $1000 at 2 80; Morris Bros.. $15.000 at 2.76: Hibernla Savings Bank, $50,000 at 2.761: G. H. Gadke, $3000 at 2.76; George H. King. $2000 at 2.75; United States National Bank, of Mc Minnvllle, $5000 at 2.70; Lumbermens National Bank. $21,595.46 at 2.70; Dock Commission, $1000 at par. Alumni Association to Meet. The annual meeting of the Alumni Brookly Association will be -held in the as sembly hall of the Brooklyn school Friday night. There will be election of officers. Meeting is for members onlv. The following programme has been arranged: Piano solo, Ulady Todd; recitation, Francis Strowbridge sonc. ninth-grade girls' chorus; plan duet. Sadie Havely and Hilma Fox violin solo. Stgmund Spitulski; vocal solo. Sadie Havely and Ether Luke unveilintr of the picture. "Ace of In nocence." presented to the school by the June 1&12 graduating class. Federal. Jcrt Faces Long Term. Of the 50 iurors who had been sum moned to appear in the United States District Court for the November term but 33 were qualified and accepted by Judge Bean yesterday. As no case were readv for trial the Jurors were Tcused until todav. when the case of Henrv Mclntrre. an Indian, will be nlaced on trial for an assault with deadly weapon. There are over 30 Jury trials on the docket, and. with this in view, the trial Jury will Je in service for at least two months. A Course of three lectures by Rt Rev. Charles Scaddlng, Illustrated by moving pictures and stereopticon. li Gracp Memorial parish house, Weidle and East Seventeenth streets North November 8. 15 and 22. at 8 P. M. .Course tickets (three lectures), $1 sinirle admission. 50c. First. "Scotland With Memories of Her Hapless Queen and Immortal Bards": second. "Some Cathedrals and Churches of France' third. "The Church in America From Jamestown to Alaska, Via Oregon.' Civil. Service Examinations An nouxced. The United States Civil Service Commission announces that the following examinations will be held to secure eliglbles and fill vacancies in the different departments: Teacher o metal working and mechanical draw ine. December 4; aid. male. In bureau of standards. December 4; foreman of laundry. December 2. Further infor mation with reference to these exami nations may be secured from Z. A. Leigh at the Portland Postofflce. Woodi.awn Pupils Entertain. The Parent-Teachers" Association of. Wood lawn held their regular monthly meet ing Tuesdav. at the oodlawn school. The assembly hall was crowded with parents and teachers who enjoyed the exercises and songs given by the chil dren. Miss Walters, of New York City gave a solo; Superintendent Rigler srave an Interesting talk and at the close the teachers served lunch. Woman's Club to Meet Tomorrow. The Portland Woman's Club will meet tomorrow at 2 P. M.. In Women of Woodcraft Hall. Current events will be given by Mrs. J. D. Spencer followed bv a presentation of "Enoch Arden with musical setting by Richard Strauss. Mrs. C. O. Young will give the reading and Charles Swenson will be the accompanist. Psychology Club to Meet Today. The Portland Psychology Club will hold Its regular meeting today In East Side Library. East Eleventh and East Morrison streets. The founders of the club are requested be there at 2:45 P. M. At 3 o'clock Mrs. Weister will give the lesson, members are asked to bring paper and pencils, and return all library books. Doctor Settles Damage Putt. The damage suit of George B. Waten against Ralph C. Walker, a physician was settled as it was about to go to trial In Judge Gantenbein's court yes terdav. The plaintiff contended that Dr. Walker, by unskillful use of an X-ray machine had caused her serious burns and other injuries. Women's Auxiliary to Meet. The women's auxiliary of the North Port land Commercial Club will mPet to night at the fire hall on Alblna ave nue, near Killingsworth avenue, at which time the organization will be completed. Also some working com mittees will be appointed at this meeting. For Salb. A 45-horsepower, 650 volt. Crocker-Wheeler motor, com plete with standard blade atarter, no voltage release and 75-ampere over load I-T-E circuit breaker. In A-l con. dition. Address room 203 Oregonian building. Attention, Members op Theodore Herzl- Lodge. Brethren are urged to attend funeral services of our late Brother Sol Rubensteln from the family residence at 1 o'clock today. Edward N. Weinbaum, secretary. Woke Up and found Wilson elected; also, line of coal cars on Northern Pa cific track all at once; must sell at reduced price to save demurrage. Port land & Suburban Coal Company. Main 358. A 335. For Sale. A 40-K. W, BOO-volt Crocker-Wheeler generator, complete with field rheostat and circuit breaker. In good condition. Address room 203 Oregonian bldg. Womex or Woodcraft. Attention. Officers' association and special or ganizers meet in headquarters audi torium at 2 P. M., Thursday, Novem ber 7. Full attendance desired. C. C. Van OrsdalL For Sale One. 125-volt, direct current gerarator, complete with field rheostat, ammeter and circuit breaker. This machine is In good repair. Ad dress room 203 Oregonian bldg. Richmond Parent-Teachers to Meet. The Parent-Teacher Circle of the Richmond school will hold Its regular meeting tomorrow at 2:45 P. M. Every . one Is cordially invited. OCR Famous Largb and Juicy Yam hill crawfish are now at their very best. Our entertainment of the highest order. The Hofbrau-Quelle. Phone Main 919. A Regular Monthly Meeting of the Fruit and Flower Mission will be held Thursdav, November 9, 10 o'clock, 25 North Ninth. Go to Collins Hot Springs Open all the year: first-class accommoda tions. Take North Bank trains. Dr. J- F. Dickson has returned to the city and Is In his offices, in Selling building, as usual. Sheeht Bros. Painting. papering, removed to 129 12th. Main 3072, A 2410. Pr"'"" Watches at Marx A Bloch. Sues to Bedcover 3SO0 Complaining that a mortgage of $5000 exists against 20 lots in Bandon which he received In trade for 309 acres of Coos county land from August Walker and wife and that the mortgage was there before the trade was made, Peter O. Davis has started suit In the circuit court to re cover $5500. He claims that the land was said to be free from, encumbrance, though at the time of the trade the mortgage was recorded In Coos county." Monday's Journal. There's no guesswork about the ' matter when you secure a guaranteed Certificate of Title when purchasing real estate. Our experts give you the EXACT condition of the title, and if a mortgage exists YOU WILL KNOW IT IMMEDIATELY. In vestigate. Call for booklet. TITLE & TRUST COMPANY, FOURTH AND OAK Federal Charge Dismissed. In the United States District Court yester day the indictment against Mrs. F. M. Wadsworth, charged with sending improper matter through the malls, was dismissed. All those who missed going to the Round-Up at Pendleton can see the whole show at the Bungalow for 25a Aune's Portraits. Columbia bldg.. for men, women, children. Main-A 1635. All' Woodmen to be at llth-street hall tonight; Important business. Diamonds: best values. Marx & Bloch. YOUNG PUGILIST PENITENT Columbus Club . Boxer Threatened With Naval Enlistment. Prospect of carrying his fistic ac complishments to the United States Navy was keenly distasteful to H. C. Mahoney, amateur boxer for the Co lumbus Club, when the project was broached In Municipal Court yesterday and the young pugilist was penitent as he told the court that he thought he could behave himself ashore. The en listment proposal was brought forward by the boy's father, who despaired of disciplining him in any other way. Mahoney- has been troublesome to the police on numerous occasions, and was arrested last week for being drunk and disorderly, while a saloonkeeper was arrested for selling him liquor. In court yesterday, Mahoney senior said he wanted to put the boy in the Navy, but the son protested. As he is but. 19 years old, the court ruled that he must be bound by the wishes of his father, to whom he was surrendered. There was a question of making res titution for some damage done by Ma honey while drunk, and the boy was protesting fervently his willingness to pay, when Attorney Boon Cason created a diversion by saying: "That's what he always says. Your Honor, but I have defended him three times and he never has paid my fees." As Cason had no connection with the present case, his naive remark from the bleachers caused a gale of laughter In the court, but was not otherwise no-' ticed. CARD OF THAXKS. We wish to express our heartfelt thanks to the friends and neighbors who so greatly helped, by their Chris tian kindness and abundant floral of ferings, to lift the burden of our sor row over our recent bereavement. MRS. M. J. CAMPBELL. MISS M. J. CAMPBELL. B. A. CAMPBELL AND WIFE. O. H. CAMPBELL. J. S. FOX AND DAUGHTER. Will Mrs. (Anna S. Herzog please call again? KING'S TURKISH BATHS. Imperial Hotel, 330 Stark St. and lart-est baths In the city. Finest p Jl It Is Hard ALL GIVE. HER HOMAGE Alice Xielsen and Her Concert Com pany Create Great Enthusiasm. In addition to the special production of that bright and fascinating little opera, so famous for its sparkling humor, "The Barber of Seville," which will be given at the Helllg next Wednesday night, Alice Nielsen and her concert company will give a programme unusually rich in Its diversified Inter est. manv arias giving her associate stars opportunity to show their talent. The newly released duet from Mme. Butterfly" will prove an attractive nov elty. Of Alice Nielsen herself, the Colum bus Evening Dispatch of November 9 says: "Miss Nielsen completely captivated her audience. Her voice has broadened, deepened and strengthened without los ing any of its freshness and sllyery clearness, and the audience was at her feet, not only for her voice, but for her graceful, charming and winning per sonality." The sale of seats for the Nielsen con cert opens at the Helllg Monday morn ing. Boxes may be obtained by applying to Lois Steers-Wynn Coman. to Realize when we look at an Oriental Rug, how its exquisite coloring Its rare design. its silken strands represent probably the life's effort of some human being. With pure love for an Inspira tion, the young Persian girl has woven a Rug as a wedding gift to her husband. And many of the rarest specimens have been wov en as gifts to the "mosques" or perhaps to prove their loyalty and love for their Shah. Hundreds of such masterpieces of Oriental Rug weaving are among our stock. Each one has been selected because of some distinctive mark of beauty. We wish YOU could enjoy looking through these elegant Rugs, what Christmas gift could be more ideal for the home? Carfozian Bros. Orient l Ruyr Importers 473 Wmnhlnjirtou Street The J H A ' mesi siore on the Pacific Coast 3 in point of Men's and Boys' Clothing and Furnishings, Hats, Caps, 'Shoes and all kinds of Masculine Wearing Apparel, will be informally opened to the general public El m in This Evenin g at 7:30 Ml m The men, women and boys of the' city are cordially in vited to be present. m ml mi 10$ ELECTION OFFICIALS DRUNK Five Men at One Precinct Dismissed by County Clerk. Because they were too Intoxicated to attend to business County Clerk Fields was compelled yesterday morn ing to dismiss five of the six election officials In precinct 294, with its voting booth at Park and Taylor streets. Others were substituted and the ballots and boxes were carried to the sixth floor of the Courthouse, where the count was concluded. The police telephoned Mr. Fields at his residence about 5 o'clock yester day morning and Informed him of the condition of the men in the voting booth. He asked that a strict watch be kept to insure that nothing be destroyed or damaged. Two hours later he arrived and made the substitutions. The man who was sober assured Mr. Fields that he had been careful to see that no ' mistakes were made in the count. NEWLYWEDS TO SEPARATE Judge Tarwell Agrees Couple Can not Live Together. With a tiny baby babbling between them. Jack J. Shekter and wife, young and apparently newly-wed, assured Judge Taswell In Municipal Court yes terday that they never, never could get along together. The court, after hearing a few rounds of. recrimination, heartily agreed with them, and advised them to take up separate abodes. While I never can overlook the act of a man who strikes a woman, I think ou are much to blame, said the court to the wife. The case was continued with the nnderstanoing that Shekter will find new quarters and furnish support for his wife and child. HOTEL GRATTON OPENING We beg to announce the opening of the Hotel Gratton. "On the Willamette," Thursday, November 7. 1912, under new management. The hotel Is thoroughly modern and In connection there Is a first-class grill and buffet, private dining-rooms and family liquor store. Our ervice and cuisine is unexcelled and we solicit the patronage of all who de- Ire comfort and courteous treatment. Rates very reasonable. FRITZ T. SOYSEN. Prop.. Mllwaukie, Oregon. McCall Patterns Dent's Gloves. New Veilings New Waists, 40 ?H Green Stamps Free Souvenirs for Women Gifts for the Men and Boys Magnificent Display of Men's and Boys' Clothing m Hi GRAND BAND CONCERT CAMPBELL'S AMERICAN BAND New La Tosca Corsets Our new models are here in long, medium or short. A style for every figure. A price for every purse. $1VG0,$ 1.50, $2.00, $2 50 and up to $10.00 each Fitted if you wish. Our stock of Hosiery is the best for the money in the city, 25c, 35c and 50c F. P. Young Co. 328 Morrison St., Portland Hotel Blk The Ambulance Will Call for your disabled umbrellas. Dr. Lennon cures every sort of umbrella ills. Re-covering from Jl upwards. Complete repair factory on the premises. NO SALES MADE ON OPENING NIGHT BUT, WATCH TOMORROW'S PAPERS FROM 7:30 TO 9:30 Lion Clothing Comp AW Fourth and Morrison Successor to A. B. Steinbach & Co. 3001 610 V5 tGVtY VMS fit AS. I'mbrella Hospital. Opi. p. O. Murrlaoax St., RAZORS, SHEARS, STROPS Grinding and Honing of Razors. Lewis-Stenger Barbers' Supply Co. Morriaoa Street, at Teatfc. . GOOD GOODS ALWAYS. Coal of quality, C 2303. Edlefsen. "I book of TREES. SHRUBS, VINES and PLANTS. Mention this Paper. A Delightful Entertainment at The Louvre RIGO, famous Gipsy violin ist, from Paris. MISS SHEILDA BOIS So prano. MISS HELEN HORN Con tdalto. From 6 to 8 and 10 to 12 P. M. EACH day sees this Grill growing In popularity. The musical programme has been augmented recently by the addition of two delightful singers. Hear them at dinner or aft er the theater tonight. A DlnlnfC Place for the Fii tldlona Fourth Street at Alder. ' FOSTER & KLEISER Outdoor Advertisers PAINTED BULLETINS POSTERS WALLS Eaat Seveath aad Bast Everett Straatat Kaat 1111. B 2224. ' REMOVAL OF1 COLUMBIA SANITARIUM Tha Columbia Sanitarium, which has been located at the corner of Sixth and Yamhill streets, next to the Portland Hotel, has been removed to larger and more elegant quarters at 2454 Wash ington street, corner of Second street, and Is now well prepared to treat and cure diseases ol men, women ana chil dren. Dr. J. H. Neagle. Resident Physician. ST. HELENS HALL . Park Avenue and Ford Street. Resident and Day School for Girls. College preparatory work ana elective cooirse Music, Art. Elocution, Aesthetic Dancing-. Sewing, Elementary Department. Careful grading. Competent teachers. Catalogue on Application. f-fjl&MBSOlfta CLEANS : SCOURS ! POLISHES It Is Near theHoliday Season. Are You Going Back East? North Coast Limited Atlantic Express Our Two Fine Trains Eun To and From Chicago The Direct Route and Fast Time Chicago St. Paul Minneapolis Daily Through Trains Kansas City St. Louis St. Joseph Day Trains and Coaches One Night To Tacoma Seattle Centralia Chehalis Three High-Class ,with Parlor Cars and Dining Car. Train with Standard and Tour ist Sleeping Cars. Three Daily Trains to Grays Harbor To Aberdeen and Hoquiam Tell us your destination. "We will tell you fare and full information. A. D. Charlton, Asst. General Passenger Agent 255 Morrison St., Corner Third St., Portland Main 1244 Phones A 1244 NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY