THE MOIiXIXG OREGOXIAX. FRIDAY, JTIXE 11, 1915.
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
OKEOONIAN TELEPHONES.
Manaeins Editor Main 7070. A SOflo
City KJiter Main 7070. A f-
Sunday iIitor Main 7070. A 6005
Advertising Department. . Main 7070. A 60?
Oity Circulation Main 7070. A .
Oo,mposiim-room Alain 7070. A WJ
Pnnting-rooin ; Main 707O, A
Superintendent Buildinx. . Main 7O70. A oOuo
AMCSEMEJTTS.
HEII.IO iBraawa'!. at Tay!or Chsuncey
Olooti. in -The Heart ol I'addy W Hack.
Toiiicht m S:15.
LTRIO ( Fourth and Stark) MovInK pic
tures and vaudeville. Continuous till x
o'clock.
OAKS AMUSEMENT PARK Concert band
and vaudeville.
KECRKATIOX P1RK 24th and Vaushnl
Coast League baoeball. Portland vs. bait
Lake, ttjis afternoon at o o'cloclt.
Vaudeville
' PANT ACES (Broadway at Alder) Per
formances: ;:-0. 7.oU and t'.IV P. M
EMPKESS (Broadway and Yamhill) Per
formances Hiiio. 7:i0 and 0:15 P. Al.
Motion Picture Thefcters.
OF.PHEUM Broadway and Stark.
NATIONAL Park, West Park, near Wash
inston. PEOPLES West Park, near Alder.
MAJESTIC Park and Washington.
NEW STAR Park and Washington.
BUN5BT THEATER Broadway and Washington.
STAR OF "THE OUTCAST"
IS VOTED MOST POPULAR
Columbia College Senior Class Terms Play in Which Elsie Ferguson Is
Appearing as Best in Season Same Cast to Appear in Portland.
Advertisement Intended tor City N"5ws
hi Brief columns In Sunday's issue must m
handed In The Orteonian business '-Iic oy
C o'clock Saturday evening.
Postai. Deliveries to Be Same.
The annexation of St. Johns and Lann
ton to Portland will not cause any im
mediate change In postal deliveries at
these places. Postmaster Myers an
nounced yesterday. The St. Johns
postoffico has been a branch of the
Portland office for some time past, and
St. Johns already has carrier service.
The Linnton postoffice, Mr. M:crf ld
will be made a Portland postal station,
. (1T- service can be in-
stalled, sidewalks and house numbers
will have to be put in through the city. .
In accordance with the postal regula
tions. Mr- Myera expects -
also recently annexed to. the city, will
have fulfilled these conditions so that
carrier service can be extended there
by the first of the year.
R2V L K. GRIMES ACCEPTS CALI
Ttev I K. Grimes, former pastor of
he ' Hawthorne Park Presbyterian
Church, has accepted the pastorate of
the new Central Presbyterian Church of
Portalnd formed of the Third and Haw
thorne Park Presbyterian Churches
and will enter on his work at the first
union services Sunday. The congrega
tions of both churches will come to
gether then for the first time. There
will be separate meetings of the two
congregations next Wednesday for
final vote on union as a matter of form,
and a union meeting next Thursday
right at the Third Church for the elec
tion of trustees elders and deacons and
for the transfer of the property of
the two churches to the Central Church.
Sio Sichel Hurt by Flu Sig
Sichel former police commissioner and
State Senator. sustained a painful
scalp wound yesterday, pitching back
ward on his head when a chair upon
which he had been standing, watching
the floral parade, slipped from under
his feet. This happened outside his
place of business on Third street, and
Mr. Sichel was carried into his store.
Pr. Lawrence Selling was called and
several stitches were taken In the
scalp after which Mr. Sichel was sent
to his home. The injury was not
serious, though Mr. Sichel was con
fined to bed for the remainder of the
afternoon.
Divobcb A SNm.MEN-r Denied. Cir
cuit Judge 'Morrow yesterday refused
to annul the divorce which he had
granted to Mrs. Nellie Ball from O. R.
Hall -last year Suit had been filed
by Mrs. Ball to secure an annulment.
Two months after, the Balls were
divorced. Mr. Ball was arretsed as an
insane person, and was declared insane.
His brothers, R. R. and R. D- Ball
were named guardians. Mrs. Ball then
brought suit to annnl the decree on
grounds that her husband was Insane
when it was granted and that the acts
of cruelty with Which she had charged
him were directly the result of his
mental condition.
Baccalaureate Sermon Announced.
Rev. William A. Daly will deliver the
baccalaureate sermon to the gradual
lnsr class of the Immaculate Academy
in St. Mary's Church at the high mass
Sunday morning. This is the first
class that has completed the fonp-year
course in the school, in which three
courses are taught, academic, com
mercial and domestic science. The six
girls graduating are: Irine M. M. Kirby,
Frances G. Wolf, Theresa M. Stopper,
Theresa R. Manning, Tessie Martin and
Jena M. Shannon. Friends and rela
fives of the girls are invited to attend.
Ex-Troutdalk Man Dies. Word has
been received of the death of William
A. Sutherland at the Swedish Hospital
at Seattle, June 5. He was formerly a
resident of Troutdale, and was known
at Bull Run. Sandy and Boring in
Kastern Multnomah and Clackamas
counties. The funeral services were
held Monday under the auspices of the
Oddfellows. Mr. Sutherland is sur
vived by a widow and five children,
nnd his mother. Mrs. S. K. Floyd, of
Seattle.
Rosa Societt Exhibit Admired.
After what was probably the most suc
cessful exhibition in its history, the
Portland Rose Society closed Its annual
rose show in the new Meier & Frank
Company building last night at 10
o'clock. During the two-day exhibit
thousands of admiring visitors viewed
the splendid roses on display and were
outspoken in their admiration of the
perfect flowers. .
Sai.h op Deco AttEOEn. Assistant
United States Attorney Rankin yes
terday filed a complaint against Clyde
Cooper, under the Harrison drug act.
for dealing irv a derivative of opium.
His preliminary Tiearlng will be held
before United States Commissioner
Drake next Monday at 10 o'clock.
Cooper was arrested some time ago by
state authorities on a charge of selling
opium without a. license.
Widows' Pensions Show Increase.
A net increase of $67.50 in-widow's
pensions during May is shown in the
report of Miss Marie C. Chambers to
County Auditor Martin yesterday. Pen
sions were discontinued and reduced to
a total of $107.50 in the month. On the
other hand, new pensions and Increased
payments are shown to the amount of
$175.
Vallbt Men to Kntertain. The
men of the rowell Valley Swedish
Mission Church will give an -entertainment
tomorrow night at the church be
ginning at 8 o'clock. .V programme
has been prepared. Rev. A. Aln, recent
ly from Sweden, will render vocal and
violin selections. Other features will
be given. Refreshments will be served
by the men.
Homes fob Cjttt.dren Sought. Mrs.
Margaret Thoroman, chief of the home
finding department of Juvenile Court,
has three boys and two girls for adop
tion. The hoys are aged 7, G and 1
years and the girls 2 and 5 years.
Prospective foster-parents should tele
phone Mrs. Thoroman at Marshall 5400
or A 5765.
Opportunity for nentist with es
tablished first-class physician; splendid
light, well-known building, central
location; moderate rental. AM 708,
Oregonian. Adv.
To Let. For business purposes, store,
1875 square feet, central location, mod
erate rental. AK 710. Oregonian. 'Adv.
Doctor's Offices to let in downtown
building, central location; moderate
rental. AL 70S, Oregonian. Adv. .
Watch for the Portland Rosebud on
the Celro-Kola float in the industrial
. parade. Adv.
Actomofit.e Trip, Columbia Higfnway,
Sunday. Marshall 5100. Round trip, $1.
Adv.
Dr. W. A. Wise will ha. at his Port
Land office &U this week Adr
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LSIE FERGUSON, the strikingly
good-looking actress who comes
the "Heilig Theater Monday
night for a week's engagement in
The Outcast," has been voted the
most popular actress in America by
the senior class of Columbia College.
New TOrh; and "The Outcast" the best
play In seasons, according to a tele
gram received yesterday by Harry S.
Alward, of the Elsie Ferguson Com
pany, who reached Portland yesterday.
The telegram was sent by Marc Klaw,
of New York.
The Outcast" Is a four-act modern
drama, which ran practically all this
season at the Lyceum Theater, New
York. During her visit to Portland
Miss Ferguson will be surrounded with
tha same company that appeared with
her there.
Though Miss Ferguson has not ap
peared in Portland as a star, her fame
preceded her. She is recognized as
one of the most talented of the
younger American actresses, as well as
one of the most beautiful.
"The Outcast" Is by Hubert Henry
Davles and tells a story of a middle
aged bachelor who falls in love with
a woman of London's half-world.
This theme is perhaps not altogether
flew, but it is handled in a strikingly
original manner.
Miss Ferguson's leading man Is
Charles Cherry. Others of prominence
in the cast are Marguerite Leslie, a
stunning actress of Swedish descent;
Warburton Gamble, Nell Compton and
Leslie Palmer.
Mazamas to Take Trip Up Colum
bia River. The Mazamas win nave
week-end trip over Sunday to Mult-
nomah Falls and vicinity. The party
will leave over the O.-W. It. & N. on
Saturday at 7 P. M. and go to Mult
nomah Station, where camp for the
night will be made. Early Sunday
morning the trampers will climb the
bluffs and view the upper falls of Mult
nomah Creek, after which they will go
back the creek and climb Devil's Rest.
The return will then be made via
Angels Rest to Bridal Veil, where the
afternoon train for Portland will be
taken.
Gr.ESHAM to Celebrate. Gresham
Grange will hold annual children's day
celebration tomorrow. The officers and
members will meet at the hall on
Powell Valley road in the morning for.
routine business, and will adjourn to
Mountain View Farm, the home of H.
E. Davis, the lecturer, where dinner
will be served. A programme witt be
rendered by the children. The com
mittee fn charge consists of Mrs. K. A.
Miller. Mrs. K. E. Welling and Mrs.- W.
R. Kerr. Children's day Is the great
event of the year at Gresham and
other Granges.
Eugene Rancher Injured. -Tripping
on the top step of a flight of stairs
at the Rose City rooming-house at
Sixth and Flanders streets, yesterday
afternoon, W. J. Condon, a rancher of
Eugene, plunged headlong to the foot.
He sustained a badly lacerated scalp
and a dislocated shoulder. Patrolman
Shaffer removed the injured man to the
Emergency Hospital in the police
patrol. He was attended by Physician
Harding, who took ten stitches in the
man's scalp and bound his shoulder.
Rural Telephone Company Extend
ing. The Multnomah and Clackamas
County Mutual Telephone Company is
making extensions it has had under
consideration for some time in and
about Sandy, which includes a new
switchboard at Sandy, where a day and
night service will be maintained. An
effort ws made to consolidate the
Dover-Firwood Telephone Company's
system with the mutual company's
system, but failed.
Albina Merchant Dies. -John
Shaid, a hardware merchant of 14 J Rus
sell street. Albina, died Wednesday at
the age of 58 years. He had been a
resident of Albina, for the past 28
years. Arrangements for the funeral
have not been made.
Courthouse Closes . Todai. Tha
Courthouse will be closed today in ac
cordance 'with Governor Withycombe's
holiday proclamation. No courts will
be in operation, and the other offices
also will be locked.
Da. J. H. Miller, dentist, tit Orego
nian bldg. Marshall 909. Adv.
Dn, J. D. Duback, eyesight specialist,
sixth floor Selling building. Adv.
Printed Stationery, Books, Catalogs.
F. W. Baltes & Co.. Main 165. A 116&. Adv.
was to procure the offices of the pub
lic defender to get $3 for him from
his wife. He did not wish to see the
lady, but wanted the money, he said.
Defender" Robinson waxed indignant
at this Juncture and terminated the
interview.
Deals in Mn 7
Futures""
"There are still a nnm
ber ef administrators, ex
ecutors and guardians that
have so far failed to re
port, and there axe a num
ber of estates and guard
ianships wnsre we are ua
able to find any trace ot
the administrators, execu
tors and guardians."
Extract from recent re
port of tha County
Clerk lo the County
Court of Multnomah
County concerning in
dividuals nho hold
such office.
Wherever thia company
Is appointed to act in any
of these capacities the
perils of such conditions
are eliminated. Its -charter
is perpetual, it la al
ways at its office. It
makes the administration
of estates a business. It is
supervised by the State
Banking Department.
. Title andTrust
Company
Title and Trust Eldg.
C0RDWO0D-WANTED
If you have wood to sell state lowest
cash price, amount and kind of wood.
Prefer place - where you can load
throughout Winter; also, need good re
sponsible wood haulers and cutting
contractor financially responsible. Make
first letter plainly understood. L 889,
Oregonian. Adv.
Steam Shovel Used on Hon A Wort.
P. N. Willis, who has the contract
for the construction of a mile of the
Pacific Highway between Kelso and
Carrolls. has a steam shovel on the job
and began digging yesterday. Amrose
Burdsal, who have the contract for
another section just south of Kelso.
ExpertService
feople generally
have come to
realize that if
defective vision
is to bo remedied
a thorough ex
amination by a
v com petent op
vr. f-.omet.rist is rtec-
-J essary. We com-
ir - - r cine in our dusi
v1te5iSiisSk hess the serv
ices of an expert, and a workshop
wherein his prescription for glasses
is accurately filled.
VHEELER QPTiCAL fO.
FIKTII FLOOR, OREGONIAX 3LDO.
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CCHWAB PRINTING CO
WBEN F.GREENE-HARRY FISCHER
2454STARK STREET
will also soon begin work, as will sev
eral other road crews further south in
this county along the line of the Pacific
Highway.
Irrigation Meet He id at Gateway.
GATEWAY, Or.; June 10. .Special.)
An enthusiastic irrigation meeting
was held here last Saturday with i
large attendance. Mr. Harney, of Me
toliuf. was the principal speaker.
REMOVAL SALE PRICES.
Men can afford to wear good cloth
ing now prices have been greatly re
duced at the Brownsville Woolen
Mill Store, at Third and Stark streets.
The reason being that the two Woolen
Mill stores will consolidate; the one
at Third and Stark will tmite with the
one at Third and Morrison streets.
Better buy how while these prices
hold:
$8.50 for men's $12.50 suits.
$10 for men's $15 suits.
$13.85 for men's $20 suits.
$18.50 for men's $25 suits. Adv.
King Edward' Driver Police
Station Applicant.
John Campbell Aaks Public DefeBdct'
to Asxixt Him In Domestic Affair.
I'n rt icnlnrl y to Get Money Fron
Wife.
I'LL 'ave yoil hunderstand Hi
am a gentleman, sir," declared
a stately Englishman, who entered the
office of Public Defender Robinson
yesterday. That his clothes were
shabby and he seemed a trifle down at
the heels did not detract from his lofty
bearing.
"HI drovo a coach-and-four in
Ilengland for six years." he continued.
"Hi drove Lord Asquith. and King
Edward "imself, sir. when 'e was alive.
My lawst wife is two months younger
than my heldest child, hand she is not
of my clawss, but they won't- let me
see her, yknow. Hit's an houtraga.
Quite, I hassure you."
The public defender finally learned
that Mrs. John Campbell, wife of the
Englishman. was employed in an
apartment-house at Thirteenth and
Ciav streets. The husband said:
"Oh. Hi "ave on occasion become
slightly inebriated, for HI must 'ave
my dram."
The reason for his call, he explained.
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THIS LABEb MARKS THE SMARTEST
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This Is the First Clothing
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It represents an ideal in the making of.
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Smart
that has been constantly and per
sistently adhered to since the cut
ting of the first Stein-Bloch suit
sixty years ago. Today the ideal
remains the same it could be no
higher. But the product has kept
pace with every improvement that
has been developed during our
period of '
"Sixty Years of Knowing How"
Tailored at Rochester, New York
Stein-Bloch Smart Clothes
For Sale by
BEN SELLING
Morrison at Fourth
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Wedding Rings, Silverware and High
Class Jewelry of All Kinds on Sale
at Jaeger Bros.' Removal Sale
JAEGER BROS great
sale of Jewelry comes
at a most opportune,
time. People from every
section of the Northwest
are now buying engagement
and wedding rings. They
are buying silverware, wed
ding and graduation gifts
and high-class jewelry of all .
kinds. They are quick to
grasp the wonderful money
saving opportunity present
ed in this, Jaeger Bros.' first
sacrifice sale in 15 years.
The quality of Jaeger jewelry and the con
fidence of the people in the great establish
ment is causing this to be the greatest
jewelry sale on record.
The prices beyond a doubt are the lowest
history and the stocks from which to
m
select are among the largest in the West.
JAEGER BROS.' $100 SPECIAL DIA
MOND RING is now on sale for $90. It is
a $125 to $150 ring in some stores. Exqui
site designs in Pearls, Rubies, Sapphires,
Emeralds, and other precious stones are all
on sale.
To $7,50 Gold Wedding Rings are now
4.o0 and up, and all the newest and finest
patterns in Sterling Silverware are all on
sale. No matter what you want in jewelry
it is here for less. N
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266 Morrison St., Bet. Third and Fourth
About July 1st Located at 131-133 Sixth St., Ground Floor, Oregonian Bldg.
We bow this week in homage to the rose.
As a loyal subject, we hereby renew our
allegiance. We pledge renewed effort to
promote the growth and prestige of the
realrrt aiid a like growth in satisfied cus
tomers at "the big store." Note these
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FRESHXT-MADE SALADS,
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From the Kinest Materials.
HOTHOISI3 TOSIATOE S
Ripe, smooth, f i r m Off
fruit; no waste; pound iJv
Ease, haste and economy are
achieved in the preparation
of your lunch, or light dinner,
if ypu depend' upon the
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Roast Chicken, Hot Pork,
Roast Veal, Rast Beef, etc.
All freshly prepared dally in a
home-cooked way and with
the home-cooked flavor. Put
us to the test now, duringr the
busy festival season, or for
your picnic, outing and auto
lunches.
NOTICE-Store Chwed Today During the Parade.
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Any employe of the Ladd & Tilton Bank
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by Oregon state banking laws of the most
rigid character.
Ladd & Tilton Bank
Oldest in the Northwest
Capital and Surplus, Two Million Dollars
Washington and Third
REMARKABLE
CASE of Mrs. HAM
Declares Lydia EL Pinkham's
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Shamrock, Mo. " I feel it my duty
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health before using
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'I' tm nights, and had
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energy. There was always a fear and
dread in my mind, I had cold, nervous,
weak spells, hot flashes over my body.
1 had a place in my right side that was
so sore that I could hardly bear the
Weight of my clothes. I tried medicines
and doctors, but they did me little good,
and I never expected to get out again.
I got Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetabla
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1 62 First Street
Morrlwi, Portland. Or.
Schools
DAY OR NIGHT SESSIONS.
Y. M. C. A. Building
REGISTER NOW.
lie S.-hool.
Colleite Preparatory.
Commrrclsl School.
Miortbnnd Course.
Electrical.
Hoys' School.
Civil Service.
Unglisli for Foreigners. .
Wireless Telegraphy.
SS COURSES FEES NOMINAL.
Full Information af Y. M. C. A. Office
or Tel. .Main 7 Oil."., A UT.Ol.
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The SEWARD Is s. new. modern and
cl.gsntly appointed hotel, possesslns
oos of the must beautiful corner lob.
Dies In the Northwest. Located at
10th aod Alder ts opposite OMi,
Worlnan A King's bis, department
aad
stora. la heart of retail
theatar
district. Hates. SI and lit Baa
Riaets an trams. ''W oar also runs
from L'Otoa Depot direct to HU1B.U
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