THE SUNDAY OREGONIAK, JUKTLiAIMD, AJtriUU ivu.
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
THE OREGOXIAX'S XKIXPHONES.
Counting-Room Main C67
Managing Editor Main C30
Sunday Editor -. Main 0235
City Editor Main 160
Society Editor Main 0233
Coraposlng-Room Main OSS
Superintendent Building Bed 2820
Eaet Side Office East 01
AMUSEMENTS.
COLUMBIA THEATER (14th and Washing
ton) Matinee at 2. and evening at S, A
Contented Woman."
STAR THEATER (Park and Washington)
Continuous vaudeville, 2:30. 7:30 and 0
P. M-
GRAND THEATER (Park and "Washington)
Continuous vaudeville, 2:30 to 10:30
P. M.
BAKER THEATER (",d and Yamhill) Con
tinuous vaudeville. 2:30, 7:30 and 9 P. M.
Unitarian "Woman's Alliance. The
regular literary day of the alliance prom
ises to be one of rare and novel interest.
The subject is "Mountain Sunshine and
Summer Snow," with Miss Gertrude Met
calfe as speaker. Miss Metcalfe Is a care
ful observer and gifted -writer, as well
as an enthusiastic Mazama, and has made
frequent trips with this organization to
the summit of our most famous saow
covered mountain peaks. The talk, with
Its Illustrations, will be given In the
Mazama Club rooms at the City Hall
next Wednesday afternoon, beginning at
2:30 o'clock. The members of the alliance
extend a cordial invitation to friends and
strangers alike who may be able to at
tend, as the opportunity Is a rare one. A
short business session of the alliance will
be held at the church parlors at promptly
2 o'clock, after which Its members will go
to the City Hall to hear Miss Metcalfe.
Sumner Post. G. A. R., Celebrates
Anniversart. Sumner Post, G. A. R.,
No. 12, celebrated its Twenty-second an
niversary last evening In Its hall on
Union Avenue. After the transaction of
business the doors were thrown open for
Invited friends. Long tables were quickly
spread, tin cups and plates produced,
when the assemblage of old soldiers sat
down to a repast of hot coffee, baked
beans and crackers, a meal that reminded
them of army days. Following the repast
came much snapshooting and skirmish
ing, in which J. A. Newell, M. 1. Pratt,
J. W. Ogilbee. Daniel Clark and others
t6ok part. Many of the comrades rarely
peen at meetings were present. The old
boys were young again and fought over
the battles of long ago.
.Michigan Will Entertain. The Mich
igan Society will entertain the members
of the other state societies at the Con
cordia Hall Tuesday night. The commit
tee having the affair In charge state that
It is to be a "basket luncheon." Each
lady will bring a basket of eatables suffi
cient for two persons and her partner in
the feast will . be selected by numbers
-takon from a hat. A musical and liter
ary programme will "be given, and after
the luncheon a dance will be enjoyed.
Extensive Improvement. At Jersey
and Philadelphia streets. St. Johns, E.
C Holbrook, owner of the park block, is
having the land cleared of trees and tim
ber preparatory to erecting three build
ings, which will cost moro than 520,000.
On the block stood the first car-barn a
landmark erected In St. Johns. It Is be
ing torn down to make way for the
buildings'. Two of the buildings will be
two-story frame structures, and the third
will be -of- -briek.-
Asks Countt to Assume Bill. The
question of repairing the new Albina
ferryboat has been taken up by Mayor
Williams. He asks the county to assume
the bills for the necessary work upon the
ground that the boat was all right when
turned over to the court for its test trip.
The builders have been asked to estimate
the cost of putting the boat in proper con
dition, and when that is received will en
ter into negotiations with the county.
There appeared in the columns of this
paper on last Friday an article referring
to the -Penny 'Arcade and the arrest of a
young lady. I wish to state that my Ar
cade is in the Imperial Hotel building and
that nothing of the kind occurred In my
place. I have a man on the floor at all
times to keep the kind of characters out
of my place that this article referred to.
Yours truly, W. H. Kleckner.
Horticultural Board Will Meet.
Preparations are being made for the semi
annual meeting of the State Board of
Horticulture, which will convene in Port
land April 10. All of the Commissioners
of the Bqard will be present at thia meet
ing and much business of Importance will
be transacted. The board meets on the
second Monday of April and of October
of each year.
"'.Fined for Fighting. On a charge of
fighting. Lou Radabaugh was fined $50
yesterday by Municipal Judge Hogue.
Radabaugh was found guilty by a jury.
He was previously fined 550 for breaking
the right arm of Mrs. T. Platz by throw
ing a bottle at a man. It missed Its ob
ject, struck the woman and his arrest
followed. Both cases have been appealed.
College Men at Banquet. In the par
lors of the Y. M. C. A. last night the Col
lege Men's Club held its monthly banquet.
The ladles were admitted, and were also
present at the musical and literary pro
gramme rendered immediately afterward
Professor Breece gave an Interesting talk
on European countries, illustrating by
the-aid of a stereopticon.
Free! Free! All week, one electric
spalp massage and instructions on the
care of the hair and scalp. Samples of
skin food given. Last week for special
prices on all kinds of treatments. Secure
your card this week. Parlors open even
ings until 8 o clock. Aza Holmes Rib
becke, 3&i Morrison. Tel. Hood 2S2.
Will Talk on Primart. Thomas L.
Green will speak this evening before the
Peoples' Forum at the Knights of Pythias
Hall In the Marquam building on "The
"Direct Primary Nomination." The usual
open disousslon will follow the address.
Mr. Green will deliver his address at S
Cclock.
Purchases Two Tracts. M. L. Hol
brook this week purchased a 60-acre tract
near St. Johns from the Ladd estate,
paying 521,000 for the property. He also
purchased an eight-acre tract from the
"Windle estate for 5SO00. Mr. Holbrook
will have the land cleared and platted.
Jllinoisans Will Meet. Illinolsans
will have a rousing meeting at the Cham
ber of Commerce tomorrow night The
Illinois Society is anxious that ajl for
mer residents of that state shall attend
that the commonwealth may be well rep
resented during the Exposition season.
' Oriental Rugs. The new Oriental Rug
Store will be opened next Wednesday,
April 5, at 410 Morrison, between Tenth
and Eleventh streets, with a most magni
ficent line of Persian and Turkish rugs
and carpets. Jacob Michaelian.
Abigail Scott Duniwat will talk on
the influence of the present revival move
ment Sunday evening, 7:45, at Bible Spir
itual Society. A. O. U. W. Hall, Washington-
and West Park Sts., Selling-Hirsch
building.
Free treatments for deafness; the lat
est scientific Invention of the age: the
Massacon for curable; the Acousticon
for Incurables. Chambers' Optical Par
lors. 129 7th St.
Baseball! Today, 2:30 P. M: Twenty
fourth and Vaughn. Admission 25 cents.
Strong semi-professional teams. West Side
(Schillcrs) vs. East Side.
Charged With Larcent.-LouIc Brown,
charged with larceny, was arraigned be
fore Judge George yesterday, and pleaded
" not guilty.
Cut in two the price of musical goods,
sheet music, small Instruments and
pianos. Wright's, 127 7th St.
B. and R., homeopathlcs. now 307 Wash.,
.Knight Drug Co.. agents. 'Phone 2692.
Wanted, small safe and cash register,
cheap for cash. "V 1, ,Oregon!an.
The Calumet Restaurant. 149 Seventh.
Fine luncheon. 25c: dinner 50c.
Dr. J. H. Davis has returned and is at
his office. 403 Mohawk bldg.
But coffee everywhere, .then -try Wooster.
Masher Pats His Fine: Albert Hertz,
known as the "masher," paid his fine of
525 and is now at liberty with no charge
hanging over him. He was arrested by
Patrolman Gibson for "mashing" women
who passed by Washington-street cigar
stores, and when tried before Municipal
Judge Hogue was found guilty and fined.
His attorney stated that he wished to
appoal, and bonds were .fixed at 5100.
Somehow Hertz went away without fur
nishing the required sum, and when his
five days for appeal were up a bench
warrant was Issued for him. He learned
of this and paid his fine.
Pickpockets Are Bust. While the
Nineteenth Infantry marched by this
morning, and while bands were playing
and people shouting and military ardor
filled the air, pickpockets were busy. F.
Littlehales, employed by the Portland
General Electric Company, was "touched"
for an 5S0 diamond stud. He was standing
at the foot of Gllsan street when he was
robbed. The police were notified by him,
but have no clew to the identity of the
thief.
Onlt a Few Left. Those desiring a
home in Hawthorne Park, Portland's
choicest residence tract, should call at
once, as but a few lots are left. Homes
built to suit purchaser, on easy terms. R.
L. Cate, agent, 113 Seceond street.
Our Prices are the lowest for Imported
pattern hats and very select productions
of the latest creations of millinery art.
Please examine our styles and low prices.
R. Becker's. 214 Third St.
Barbers Notice. The State Board of
Examiners will be In session at 167 1st
St.. Portland, Or., room 2, April 3, 4, 5,
1905, for the purpose of examining all un
licensed barbers. H. G. Meyer, secretary.
F. E. Beach & Co., the Pioneer Paint
Co., agents for Senour's floor paint, Jap-
a-lac, Hygienic kalsomlnc. New -fc-ra
paints, Neal's enamels, liquid veneer, win
dow glass and glazing. 135 First street.
Can Pentecost Be Repeated? Is Dr.
House's Bubject at First Congregational
Church Sunday morning. Preaching at
7:S0 P. M. by Dr. Ostrom. "
Baseball! Today. 2:30 P. M. Twenty-
fourth and Vaughn. Admission 25 cents.
Strong'seml-professional teams. West Side
(Schlllera) vs. East Side. "
Jewelrt made Into the very latest de
signs. Repairing at lowest prices. L.
Schuman. successor to C. G. Tingry, 2535
Washington St.
Do Not Miss the sale of sheet music
at Wright's receiver's sale. 127 7th St.
All musical goods at half price at
Wrighfo, 127 Seventh street.
NEW BILL AT STAB THEATER
Programme Is Headed by Bird and
Cat Show Popular Prices.
Beginning: tomorrow afternoon at
2:30 one of the greatest bills ever pre
sented in a Portland vaudeville house
will be shown at the Star Theater. The
programme is headed by Pamahasika
bin and cat show, an act especially
Imported by the Star Theater manage
ment as one of the greatest features
In the vaudeville world. This wonder
ful trained troupe of birds and cats
will Interest both young and old. Their
reputation over the Keith circuit in
the East has made them famous.
Brought out direct from the East and
a decided hit is the act. of Fcrrington
and Boyle, the versatile comedy duo.
The act is very laughable all the way
through. Alexander & Co.; the hand
cuff, king, will be seon in his original
creation "The Haunted Mall Pouch."
The act is a distinct novelty In vaude
ville. The two De Monieos, "King
and Queen of the Silver Slipper," are
sure to please. Thoy encircle their
bodies in such small dimensions that
they completely mystify all specta
tors. Billy Tan. the singing and danc
ing comedian, has imported a trunkful
of new jokes.
Marvelous Rousell does a number of
difficult tricks on the aerial rings, hl3
work, being: very clever. He Is the per
fection of athletic grace on the "Silver
Cradle." Morgan and Chester will of
fer a bright comedy sketch, new and
very novel: while Roscoe Arbuckle will
"be heard In the new ballad "Down On
the Farm." The Projectoscope will
show brand new film subjects. Begin
ning tomorrow, owing to a popular de
mand, the prices or admission will be
10 cents to any part of the house after-
.noon and night. Continuous bill today
2 to 10:3o P. M.
SLAUGHTER SALE.
Do not fall to call Monday and .get our
reduced prices on hemmed sheets and pll
low cases, feather pillows, sllkollnes, lace
curtains, table linens, lace bed sets, blan
kets, comfortables. We have no compe
tition along legitimate lines. McAllen &
McDonnell.
HOW WOULD THESE, SUIT YOU?
Fisher, upright piano, second hand,
595: Decker, used, but In perfect condi
tion and has fine tone, 5150; Leslio
Bros., new, but case somewhnt dam
aged, 5160, and many other bargains In
new and used pianos. Easy terms.
A. W. MEYER, 74 Sixth street
SEWED SOLES, 75 CENTS.
Goodyear machine. Better than hand
work. Best material used. Schwlnd &
Bauer. 2G9 Yamhill, between Third and
Fourth
Physicians prescribe It because It's the
best.
White Rock Water.
Agreeable In flavor, contains every
thing good for the system; nothing injurious.
Prosperity Comes
to the Thrifty
and to those who are wise enough to
lay by some of their weekly earnings
by placing It In a good, reliable sav
ings bank like this. It is not only afe
and ready to lay your hands on ju8t
when you need It, but It Is accumulat
ing In interest every day for your ben
efit Let your own good sense point out
the way to the
Oregon Savings Bank
Sixth and Morrison
CO-ORDINATE SCHOOLS.
St. MarKuret'ji Hall, San Mateo, Cal.
Eleanor Tcbbett. Acting I'rlncipal.
Boxwood School for Girl, Old Lynne, Conn.
Ida Lonie Tebbetts, Acting Principal.
Same Course. Same Rates. Same Management
Pupils of either 6chool may spend a year or
leas at the other echool. for climatic or other
reasons, without interruption of studies or dis
turbance of school discipline, and without add
ed expense, except In so far as additional ex
penses incurred by the Journey across Conti
nent. For further information address either
school, cither principal.
Bridal Rose
THE PRETTIEST
SOLID SILVERWARE PATTERN
ON THE MARKET
Just the Thing for Wedding Presents
Have you ever seen thin beautiful, hctt
pattern of silver? It Ik by far the fiirell
et denlgn on the market, nad 1a only
mnde In srood, lienvy, durable Yveigths.
It jnnme ranken It very appropriate for
Treddlnfr pretests, and ttn nale for thin
purpose hn been remarkable for the afcort
IenKth of time we have had II.
AVe have a complete Block laclndlnp:
fcatvcA, fork, tnble, dessert, soup, bouil
lon and teaspoons; also all the fancy
pieces
Our complete client contnlnlnjc from 30
to 00 piece run In prices from $oO to 9100.
TRY OUR OWN MAKE OF SILVER
POLISH, 25c BOTTLE
JAEGER BROS.
'Jewelers and Opticians
290 MORRISON ST.
Direct Importers of
ORIENTAL RUGS
Oriental Rug Sale
, Extraordinary
disposing of
Our Entire Stock at Cost
Our Mr. A. Atiyeh, traveling:
In Persia and Turkey, has
bought and shipped us direct
two carloads of. rugs. We
must dlspoJe of our present
stock and everything in the
house will he sold at cost.4
This means the choicest ruga
of artistic design at the
original Oriental cost. Come,
see and be satisfied of the
truth of this statement.
ATIYEH BROS.
411 Washington Street
French Dinner with Wine $1
ON SUNDAYS FROM 18 P.M.
KRUSE'S
Polite Attention to Patrons
Ts the rule at Kruse's restaurant the lack
of It would meet with instant dismissal
of waiter, cook or other servitor. Good,
food, properly and intelligently- cooked,
deserves right attention In being put on
the table, and that Is Just what we re
quire of our force of assistants. "We be
speak your patronage when you are In
quest of a first-class restaurant.
FOURTH AND
STARK
STREETS
To AH Whom It May Concern :
This is to notify you that we are prepared to manufacture all kinds of
Carriages, Wagons and Trucks and do general blacksmithing at prices
that all may live. Also that we are prepared to do all kinds of Rubber
Tiring. We have the only machine on the market for extracting wire from
old tires and rewiring same. We are the sole agents In this city for the
CELEBRATED K EL. LEY SPRINGFIELD TIRE, the only tiro that has
stood the test of years. Why use inferior tires when the best is Just as
cheap? Call and get a sample or ask us to send same. All work guar
anteed. 'Give us a trial and bo convinced".
COLUMBIA MANUFACTURING CO.
Successors to Portland Carriage Works,
290 and 292 Front Street, corner Columbia
WHERE TO DINE.
AU the delicacies of ihe season at th
Portland Restaurant, fine, private apart
merits for parties. SOS Wash., near EUs.
THE BUTLER
Will serve an elegant turkey dinner
with wine, 50c. 145 1st. Main 235.
The Empire Restaurant will serve spe
cial chicken dinner today, from 12 to 7:30.
192 Third street.
Genuine French dinner with wine, 50
cents, at 26. 53 Fifth street, near Stark.
Fine French dinner, wine, 50c; chloken
dinner. 35c Oxford Restaurant, CS 6th.
Special chicken dinner today at Per
kins Restaurant, 35c. D. M. Watson.
Silver Set for H. W. Lee.
ALBANY, Or., April 1. (Special.) Last
evening, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H.
A. Nelson In Albany, a reception wa
tendered to President and Mrs. Wallace
Howe Lee before their departure for Se
attle, where Mr. Lee has arranged to en
ter church work. Many friends of tne
retiring president of Albany College wero
present, and before the evening's close a
handsome silver set was presented to
President Lee as a token of the esteem of
his many Albany friends. During the
evening an excellent programme was ren
dered by Albany's best musical talent.
A. E. Law Will Leave Railroad Work.
ST. PAUL, April 1. It has been official
ly announced that A. E. Law, assistant
general superintendent of the Northern
Pacific Railroad, who for the past six
years has been stationed at Tacoma,
Wash., would retire from his position as
soon as an available man could be found
to fill that position. Mr. Law has been
with the road for about 30 years.
Murine Eye Remedy Cores Eyes;
Makes Weak Eyes Strong. Soothes Eye
Pain. Doesn't Smart.
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Clothes
The cleverest manufacturing design
ers of Men's and Boys' Clothes the
world knows today have produced the
garments that we exhibit for Spring and
Summer, under our own personal super
vision. Not only the handsomest models ever
brought to the coast, but the largest se
lections and best values, and have satis
fied, thousands upon thousands for 40
years with garments bearing the label.
PORTLAND.
Men's Business Sack Suits
v and Topcoats
S10 to $35
Men's Walking Suits and
Prince Alberts
-. $30 to SSO
The Greatest Clothing Kouse to the Northwest
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BARGAINS
IN USED PIANOS
We have eleven used pianos two grands,
three squares and six uprights all In
splendid condition, which we will close
out about one-half their actual values.
Come and see them you may find just
what you want. EASY PAYMENTS AC
CEPTED. In addition to these, we are
offering the finest assortment of new pi
anos In the city. Including such well-known
makes as STEIN WAY, ESTEY, EMER
SON. A. B. CHASE. STARR. JEWETT.
RICHMOND and many others whose
names have been before the public for
years. On account of the overcrowded
condition of our warerooms wo are will
ing to. make you liberal concessions both
as regards price and terms of payment.
Do not miss this opportunity" of getting
a fine piano at a greatly reduced price.
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SOULE BROS. PIANO CO.
Corner Morrison and West Park Streets.
99C
AT FASHION'S HEADQUARTERS
IF YOU ARE IN
DOUBT
About the fashions for this Spring if you don't know
just what kind of a SUIT or OVERCQAT to get
SEE US ABOUT IT
We sell the best in the wide universe.
STEIN -BLOCH CCh'S
Hand-tailored clothes. Absolutely cor
rect in fashion, perfect in fit, all new
shades and patterns.
1 Single or Double-Breasted Suits,"
$15, $18 and up to $27.50 .
Overcoats. $15 to $30
FamousClothingCo.
MORRISON AND SECOND STS.
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"Verithin Watch"
A Long Felt Want
If you want a very thin watch with a
PRACTICAL SYSTEM OF WHEELS, we
have them. Why wear a. heavy, thick watch
when a neat "Verithin" watch looks better
and has the
same practical
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PORTLANO.OrEGi
84 WASHINGTON STREET. Bet. 4th and 3th.
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VICTOR TALKING MACHINE CONCERTS
FREE
o. EVERY AFTERNOON
3 TO 4 O'CLOCK AT
Graves' Music Store
32S Washington Stret, Portlnnd.
machines, 31.00 Down, Balance on Eny
Payments, Without Intercut.
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TIME
TESTS
The merits of all claims. We have
been fitting eyes in Portland for
over 20 years and if we hadn't
fitted them correctly we couldn't
make this assertion.
WALTER REED OPTICIAN S
133 SIXTH STREET OREGONIAN BUILDING J
DR. T. P. WISE.
We do crown and bridge work with
out pain. Our IS years' experience In
plate work enables us to fit your
mouth comfortably.
Dr. W. A. Wise has found a safe
way to extract teeth, absolutely with
out pain. Dr. T. P. Wise Is an ex
pert at sold filling- and crown and
bridge work. Extracting free when
plates or bridges are ordered.
WISE BROS., Dentists
Falling bldjr., cor. Sd and Wnsb. sts.
Open evenings till 0 P. SI. Sundays
from 0 to 12. Or. Main 2020.
DR. W. A. WISE.
hckat FREE I
to Introduces
Writs rui(
KIXGFlSUE&hook. Fat. Aug J
19M; catobea two fish to Use com
mon hook'n one. Dealers wanted
n KINGFISHER H-. 1 1 J Li.-. X l T R O UT B5. 1. tM
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AQ B !4 MA For FREE TEST treatment pre
rSJ m t a iBir pared for yon send full descrip
tion of your caso and names of two asthmatic
sufferers. FRANK WHETZEL, til. D.,
rnt. 1. AmirJwn nxnreRj Blda-t Chlcas
HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES Complete
stock, moderate price. Mall orders solicited.
Catalogue free. WOODARD. CLARIHI &
CO.. I'ortlaad, Or.
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The only UXBURXABLE non-ex-
plosive oil polloh in the world. En
amels any iron glossy Jet black,
which can be washed like a dish.
Xo dust or odor. Polishes nickel.
Nothing else like It. 25c at dca.
ers or send U3 35c for full size can.
BLACK SATIN POLISH CO..
Rocm 570. 107 Chambers at.. X. T. C
For sale by
OLDS. WORTMAN & KING. Portland.
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