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Newspaper Page TextTHE SUJJDAT DREGONIXN, PORTLAND, JUNE 11, 1905. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF THE OREGOXIAJfS TEXEFHOXES. Counting-Room Hi In 867 &Ianagln Editor. ...Main 630 Sunday Editor......... ......Main 6235 City Editor Main 166 Society Editor Slain C233 Composlcg-Room .............. ..Slain CSS Superintendent Building... ...... .Red SS2S East Elde Ofsce ...East 01 AMCSEJtEXTS. BELASCO THEATER (Hth and Washing ton) Matinee at 2:15 and evening at b:13, "The Climbers." EMPIRE THEATER (12th and Morrison) Matinee at 2:15 and evening at 8:15. 'A Secret Foe. GRAND THEATER CParic and Washington) Continuous vaudeville, 2:30 to 10:30 P. M. BTAR THEATER (Park and Washington) ConUnuous vaudeville. 2:30. 7:30. 8 P. M. BAKER THEATER (3d and Tainhlll)-Con-tlnuous vaudeville. 2:30. 7:30 and 8 P. M. Children at Aid Society. During the past week quite a number o dependent children have been received at tho Home of the Boys' & Girls' Aid Society. These children range in age from C to 12 years, also a little boy baby aged about 4 months, for whom the management Is de sirous o finding homes in private fam ilies. Any person desiring any of these children will confer a favor by commu nicating -with tho superintendent in per son at the receiving home, corner East Twenty-ninth and Irving streets, or by calling up on Telephone East 5, when such applications will be promptly at tended to. Death of Mrs. Elisabeth C KNArr After a lingering Illness Ellzaboth C. Knapp, widow of the late Stephen C Knapp. died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. George D. Greene, yesterday, aged 0 years. She was born In New York and lived there until throe years ago, when she came to live with her daughters, the late Mrs. Jesse "VValrath, Mrs. G. D. G'eene and Miss Anna M. Knapp. Decides the two daughters, who live in Portland, plie loaves Ave sons, 11 grandchildren and one great granddaughter, who live In New York. She also Is survived by three brothers and a sister in the East. WlLX. R.ETUUN TO LAW PRACTICE. Mayor Williams yesterday announced his determination to return to the practice of law aftor the expiration of his term of oflice, on July 1. It is his Intention to resume practice In the local law firm of "Williams. Wood & Linthlcum, of which lie was a member when elected to office. In explaining the situation, the Mayor jocularly remarked that, notwithstand ing the people of Portland seemed dissat isfied with his administration, he hoped they would still consider him a fairly good lawyer. Speaks to Fifteen Hundred. Elder Xcttleton. of Nebraska, preached to 3500 people yesterday afternoon In the pavil ion tent at the campground of the Sev enth Day Advontltots. At the public gatherings nearly all persons in the con gregations have their bibles and look up every passage of scripture that is quoted by the proachor, losing nothing that he Hays. The singing is full of fervor and spirit Lacrosse and Baseball. Todat. Grand Double-Header. Two Games for One Admission. 24th and Vaxjghn-St. Grounds. Portlands vs. Shamrocks, Sciiillers vs. Oaks. For Local Championship. First Game Starts 2 P. M. Sharp. Two Grand Contests. General Admission, 25c " Moved to New Quarters. Messrs. Grludstaff & Scholk. the leading real es tate firm, have moved to their new quar ters at 264 Stark street, from their old location, 240 Stark. They have fitted up at their new location one of the finest real estate offices in the Pacific North west. Thh firm handles a large line of the most desirable city proporty. Madamb Tollt Will Remain. Mad ame Tully, known throughout the United States as an expert dermatologist, has been captivated by Portland's climate and the prosperous conditions existing here, and has decided to remain during the Summer. She has removed from the Port land Hotel to 400Vi Clay, whore she will practice her profession. The large double-deck excursion barge "Klickitat" and steamer "Glonola" may now he chartered for all-day and moon light trips. Capacity, day, 200 persons; night. 758 persons. Good dancing floor and electric lights. For rates and dates ap ply Oregon Round Lumber Company, 1SI Burnplde street. 'Phone Main 1517. Nom.ns or the Mtktic Snncrn. who'aro now visiting Portland are cordially In Ailed to call and leave their names and addrcssw with the potentate. George II. Hill, 6 Chamber of Commerce, or with the recorder. B. G. TVhitohouso. Portland Gas Co., Yamhill street, corner Fifth St Exposition Deliveries. Only auto trucks carrying supplies will be admitted to the main part of Exposition grounds on and after Monday, tho 12th. Lumber and materials for Trail admitted only at St Helens gate, on Linnton road. Oskar Hubcr. Director of "Works. Vert low excursion rates to points East. Full particulars at the ,Northern Pacific ticket oflice. No. 265 Morrison SU, corner Third. If not convenient to call, drop a card to A. D. Charlton. A. G. P. A . and dotallod Information will be given you. Credit Omitted. The article on "John Davenport. " Colfax," published on page 39 of this issue, was written and illustrated by Homer Davenport for June Recrea tion. By unlntontional omission, proper credit was not given. Races! Rkcrs! Races! Portland Hunt Club. Annual Field Dat. Irvington Racetrack. Saturday. June 17. 1:30 p. M. Sundat Thollet Trip. On O. W. P. to Estacada, SS miles. SO cents round trip. Dinner at Hotel Estacada, 75 conts; cars leave First and Aldor streets. 7:3. S:38. 11:S0 A. M. 1:30. 3:40. B:44 P. M. F. E. Beach & Co., tho Pioneer Paint Co., still have stock of damaged floor paint, varnishes, enamels and stains, and are now recch-lng a new stock. 136 First. Hotel Man-Gwin-Gwin. "the Scenic Hotel of the Columbia." and a moit de lightful place to rest. Is open to tho pub lic For rates and particulars address D. B. Rand, manager. Hood River. Or. O. W. P. & Rr. Co. Today to Oregon City, Cancmah Park and Gresham. 25 cents round trip. Boring. Eagle Creek and Estacada. 9 cents round trip. Bible Spiritual Societt will have ex tra programme for Sunday 11 A. M. and S P. M. at "West Park and Washington streets. A. O. U. W. Hall. The Northern Pacific offers very low rate excursion tickets to the Bast. Par ticulars at tho office, 266 Morrison street, corner Third. Write A. D. Charlton, A. G. P. A, Northern Pacific Ry.. Portland, Or., for particulars regarding excursion rates to the East. The Real Trail Sono. "When Wc Get the Trail." uv Nat Haywood. This Is the song thi. made the. hit at the Em pire. Short rurxu Trips. Oregon City boats leave TVylor street Sunday. S:30. 9:30. U;30 A M :3. 3:30 P. M. Round trip. 25c Wvr weather decays, but Avenarlua rbolineum wood preserver saves garden 8 takes. Fisher-Thorsen, Front and Mor. The Rev. W. R. Powell, chaplain of the Church of the Transfiguration, will preach at Marquam Grand Theater at 11 A. M. For Rent S-room modern, brand new lodging-house. ISth and Washington; low rent. Apply I. Gevurtz. ITS First St. W. J. Colyille, the great speaker, will !eture today at Artisans' Hall, Ablng ton Bldg.. at S and S P. M. Band Concert. D'TJrbano's Royal Ital ian Band at The Oaks afternoon end evening. Take launches for warships at Merrill s boathouse, north sido of Morrison-street bridge. Sweet Peas, A-L -wholesale, cheap to standing orders. Geo. Otten, 612 Wash. Beta Theta Pi Alumst. Several doten alumni of the National College fraternity of Beta Theta Pi met at the University Club Thursday night and formed a local alumni chapter, electing Dr. David C. Moore, resident M. E. Bishop, of Oregon, president, and B. C. Ball, secretary. The few who gathered together are anxious to obtain the names of other members of the Beta Theta Pi and request them to send their addresses to B. C -Ball at the University Club. B. P. O. Elks. The members of Port land Lodge, No. 142, are earnestly re quested to meet in our lodgcroom. In the Marquam building, on Sunday. June 11. aj. 10 A. M.. to conduct the funeral ser vices of our late brother, John A. Graack. of Danville. III., Lodge. Visiting brothers invited to assist. By order of the Exalted Ruler, John B. Coffey, secretary. Ankle Crushed bt Car. Earl Schlegel, son of a farmer living south of the city, was Injured by a Washington-street car at Eleventh and Washington streets yes terday morning. He was running across the track and was struck by the car. Ills left ankle was crushed, and be was con veyed to St. Vincent's Hospital for treat ment. K- of P. Election. Ivanhoe Lodere No. 10. K. of P., at Its convention, held last Monday evening, elected the 'following officers: Chancellor commander. L. EL Cranch; vice-chancellor, L. P. Thornton; prelate, D. T. Marlor; master of work, Christ Niclson; master of arms, Robert Smith; inner guard, William Wolkan; outer guard. Emmet Eller. Notice to Public Freight loaded for Fair grounds must be delivered to their respective buildings inside Fair grounds. ! Freight to bo transferred to the Auto- j Despatch will not be handled under any! circumstances. Signed, The Tcamdrivors" Union, Local No. 1S2( of this city. June 10th, 05. j Sats Daughter Was Mentallt De- i ranged. The body of Miss Wavel Cun- J nlngham was taken to Arlington, Or., i yesterday by ner rather. uuriai win oc cur at Arlington. Miss Cunningham com mitted suicide In this city Friday morn ing. Her father declares she was men tally unbalanced. Sats He Was Buncoed. That he was buncoed out of $125 by clever -oonfidenco men. was the statement or N. S. Merrill, of Merrill, Wash., to the police yester day. He bit at the old lock trick, which Is still a favorite mede of fleecing vic tims, although it is gray with age. Important Meeting of the Oregon and Washington division of Travelers' Protec tive Association will be held at the Port land. Hotol at 3 P. M. today for the pur pose of meeting the National President and Board of Dlrcotors. M. L. Tichner, secretary-treasurer. Low excursion rates to atl points East. For full particulars call at the Northern Pacific ticket offlee. 2K Morrison street, comer Third, or write A. D. Charlton, A. G, P. A., Portland, Or. Milwaukie Countrt Club Is now open. Take Sellwood or Oregon City cars. Cars leavo First and Alder every 15 min utes. New England Societt Meets In Cham, of Com. Hall Monday evening at 8 o'clock. Important business. All come. " To the Warships. Launches leave foot of Burncide street. E. E. Kellogg boat house, foot Salmon street Low excursion rates to tho East Par ticulars at Northern Pacific ticket office. Third and Morrison. Read Calef Bros. add on page 24. W arc soon to move and our stock-reducing sale Is now on. Roses, carnations, lilies, floral pieces, reasonable. Burkhardt's, 23d and GUsan. Paul Baumel, assayer. has moved from. 22S& Stark streot to 90 First street For Rent at the Beach A four-room cottage at Seaside. Call 151 Fourth. " The Calumet Restaurant 149 Seventh. Fine lupkheon, 25c; dinner. Kta. " Cbdar Park. Prise waltz this even's. Dr. Rickenback, eye, ear. Allsky Bldg. Acme Oil Co.'a oils. Phone East 7S9. Picnic in Jefferson Garden, HIGH-CLASS SOUVENIRS OF THE EXPOSITION Xot the trashy kind, hut the genteel article; something that is acceptable to every one. Mugs that.are hand engraved at 35 and 50 ; others at $1.00. Sterling Pin or Almond Trays $1.25. Gold finished Jewel Boxes, including silver thimble, $L00; others at $1.25, $1.50 and" higher. Xickel Watches for boys or men, $1:50; fobs, 50c; Hatpins. 25c and 50c KUNZITE The famous California jtero. We are exclusive Portland agents Tor the Siokler mines, and are selling- many, of these fine stones to Eastern tour ists, who have seen them In New York- They are of a delicate lilac tint and very lustrous. We have Just made up a Ilaadieme tLS8 NeeWJce which we have on exhibition In our window. The stones are sold by the karat In all sixes running- from about $9.30 each up. We can mount them in any way you like. . . Precious stones of all kinds. Wo make a specialty of fine opals and turquoise matrix; also other gems cut In the rock. We carry a line of DlnraoaeU, Emeralds, Rubles, Sapphire, Pearls, Kiae Opals, Turquoise, Tourmaline. Beryls. Topaz, Amethysts. Garnets. Aqua Marines. Catseyes, Tiger Eyes, Olivines, Pendots and other beautiful stones, seldom shown by other jewelers. WE MANUFAOTTJEE and SEPAIR JEWELRY of every de scription. Diamonds mounted neatly and securely. Elk Teeth and Eagles Claws made into charms and pins. Remember we can make anything in gold, silver or platinum. Prices reasonable. Jaeger Bros. JEWELERS OPTICIANS 290 MORRISON ST., NEAR FIFTH BANK AND OFFICE RAILING WIRE AND IRON FENCING Barbed Wire, Wire and Lawn Fencing, Poultry Netting, Etc. PORTLAND WIRE & IRON WORKS PHONE MAIN 2000 263 FLANDERS ST., NEAR THIRD PORTLAND NOW LEADS REMODELED IOTJVTIE CAPE FINEST OX THE COAST. Will Br TliroTrn Open to tbe Public TomorrOTT Complete In All Its Appointment. In the remodeled Louvre Cafe, operated in conjunctlea with tbe Belvedere Hotel, corner ,of Fourth and Alder streets, Port land has a restaurant that for its size Is the equal of the finest on the Ameri can continent No expense has been spared to mako this cafe a credit to the City of Portland, and Strobe! &. Barenstechcr. the enterprising proprietors, are to bo congratulated upon their achievement Thoso who have visited Rector's and others of the more noted cafes of tbe East, declare that the Louvre has noth ing to fear from comparison, being the equal of tho finest and superior to most. This magnificent cafe, resplendent with French plate mirrors and gorgeous In Its decorations, will be thrown open to tho public tomorrow. That It will meet with the enthusiastic approval of the Portland public Is a forogono conclusion. Not only Is the large dining-room, which Is entire ly separate from the bar. perfect In Its appointments, but the entire culinary de partmentkitchen, pantries, icechests and storerooms, etc. has been overhauled and equipped with every convenience and de vice known to modern cookery. Every thing Is new; and every nook and comer is scrupulously clean. All of the cooking utensils, dishes and idtverware have been replaced with the finest goods made. With their long-established reputation for the excellence of their cafo service, Messrs. Strobel '& Barenstecher. In their elegant new quarters, and with their per- ORIENTAL CURIOS WELCOME Visitors are invited to inspect our large line of curios and novel ties. All persons or Eastern visitors will And in our store the best goods for souvenirs. We give the best attention to all who call. New stock just received from Japan including fine ivory, fancy carved ebony chairs, stools, flower stands, chinaware, fans, pongee silk and linen drawn-work collars. SPECIAL SALE on Japanese silk and cotton crepe embroidered shirtwaists and shirtwaist patterns. Silk from $5.50 to $7.50, cotton crepe from $3.00 to $5.00. CALL AND YISIT, IF YOU DON'T CARE TO BUY. WESTERN IMPORTING CO. 168 AND 170 FIFTH STREET Opposite Postoffice Square. Mail Orders for Fireworks Attended to Promptly. Sect equipments, will be able to meet the wants of their patrons and the gen eral public better than ever before. Tho kltchon is presided over by one of the best chefs on the Coast and. as usual, the tables will be supplied with every delicacy tho market affords. The Louvro Cafe marks a new mile stone In Portland's evolution towards a metropolitan and cosmopolitan city. It Is a credit to the city and will add mate rially to Portland's reputation. INTEREST ON DEPOSITS. Oregon Savings Bank Puys 4 Per Cent on Saving Accounts. One of tho rapidly growing financial In stitutions of Portland Is the Oregon Sav ings Bank, located on tho ground floor of the Marquam building, corner of Sixth and Morrison streets. The capital stock of this bank, fully paid up. Is JIMtOOO. It carries deposits which aggregate mora than JOOO.OCO. Its funds are judiciously handled, and the heavy patronage given the bank by the local community Is tho best recommendation of the popularity and ability of its management Depositors of savings accounts In the Oregon Savings Bank arc paid 4 per cent Interest Regular chocking accounts draw Interest at tho rate of 2 per cent The Oregon Savings Bank will handle either Portland or outside accounts of any amounts that may be offered. HARDW00D FLOORS Have quality as well as other goods. We have quality and prices that havo never been equaled on the Pacific Coast Ask for references. Portland Hardwood Floor Co., 2SS Yamhill street Portland. Or. Phone West 2M. THE LATEST FAD. A table d'hote dinner at the American Inn is the latest fad in Portland society. Best of service and cuisine, amid most beautiful surroundings, are tbe features. MONT ROUGE WINES. Try them when dining tonight Blumauer & Hoch. distributor The dinner setting Is incomplete without White Hock Water. A selected water Is as essential as a selected wine. WHERE JO DINE. All the delicacies of the season at the Portland Restairant fine, prtvato apart ments for parties. SG5 Wash,, near Fifth. Watson's Restaurant open night and day; only first-class family restaurant In the city. 103 Fourth street, near Wash ington. THE BUTLER. Elegant French dinner today, with wine, Wc; chicken dinner, 35c Its First street THE OXFORD. Fine French dinner, with wine. 50c; chicken dinner. 35c. SS Sixth street THE EMPIRE. Finest chicken dinner In town. 30c All delicacies of tho season. 193 3d St Genuine French dinner, with wine. 60c, at S3 Fifth street near Stark. SEWED SOLES, 75 CENTS. Goodyear machine. Better than hand work. Best material used. Schwind & Bauer. 3S9 Yamhill, between Third and Fourth Have you any money that Is Idle? Idle money may be spent, or lost, or stolen. Money on your deposit book will work for you. Don't trust to luck. Put your money where It will be ab solutely secure. 7E PAY 4 PER CENT INTEREST " 9 Uhe 2 Piece Outing Suit Ss Quite Proper Arr Outing Suit for general Varm weather wear has fairly leaped into public favor. Anticipating this trend of the popular taste, we have bought lavishly attractive lots of these pronounced leaders' of Summer Styles. Our usually large and varied selections include both single and double, breasted models in blue serges, all shades of gray and fancy mixtures $9,00, $10.00, $12.50, $15.00 to $20.00. 9K an am a J&ats at $5, $6.50, $7.50, to $10.00 worth just twice the amounts. Sennit and Split-straw Hats in the $3 "Brook" and our own Specials $1 to $4. The ircatcst Clothing House In the Northwest GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED. QregonSavigsBank SIXTH AND MORRISONv I O. Ralxtoa, President W. Cooper Morrla, Cashier. S. I HATS. Assistant Cuhler. Telephone Main 16. Style Is as thoroughly characteristic of our Fine Tailored Cfothes as are their splen did quality and perfect fit. There's an unusual "Something" about them, a distinctive look that speaks clearly of good taste and master tailoring. Choose a $15 suit, or one for $20 or S25 as you will, the clean-cut lines and refined tones arc in all of them. Prices within your reach. - Come- in this week and take a look at them. Famous Clothing Co. COR. MORRISON AND SECOND STREETS STE1NWAY A. B. Chase Estey Emerson Starr Richmond Heifer & Co. AND OTHER PIANOS. Don't buy any piano unless you are sure It Is STANDARD. Those aold by ua are the rery best and known to glvo satisfaction the world over. RIGHT PIANOS AT RIGHT PRICES. DUNDORE PIANO CO. STEINWAY DEALERS 233 WASHINGTON ST. The Policy Holder's Company I.lfe Aetata Ttfao are tired of truat company method wfcoald Investigate the neTT contract of the eld Faaemlz Mutual I!fe. A purely mutual eea any, paylair lazxeat bbbus! dividends. A No ejcamiue their aerr irab-staBdard policy trill accept aayfcedy, tram tea to alxty, male or female, aad ae exam ination required. Here I an oppor tunity for a ferr lire h seats ob aae contract. PHOENIX MUTUAL, LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, Ernest W. Sfilcer, General Mgr. OrcKoa, Wasblastoa, Idaho, Meatama aad Alaska. 44-t-e-S Arcade Bltc Seattle, Wash. Cut Glass Silverware TO MAKE YOUR TABLE LOOK ELEGANT Nothing shOTCi so much artistic tasta as a Dinner Table rail set, and In order to do this cut glass and silverware are of the most Importance. "We can greatly assist you to mako your dinner parties a success. Examine our tine and exclusive lino of. sterling silver ware, as "well as our cut glass, and' you will be convinced. vl SaHTnc3L PCATLAMO.OfSS. XV WASHINGTON STREET. Bet. 4th aad 6th. . SMOKE Feifer's Union 5's UNION MADE Sc CIGARS-UNION MADE WELL-KNOWN ALL OVER CELEBRATED EVERYWHERE THE ROSENFELD-SM1TH CO., Distributors Exclusive Wholesale Cigar and Tobacco, PORTLAND, OREGON i I CAN SELL YOUR REAL ESTATE OR BUSINESS NO MATTER WHERE LOCATED. Properties and busi ness of all kinds sold quickly for cash in all parts of the United States. Don't wait. Write, today describing -what you bave to sell and Klv cash price on same. A. P. TOME WILSOK, Jf. Beal Estate Specialist TOPEKA, KAS. JBoaKSS'LirBaiK aaaaVfcfiaflH aaaaaaaaX aataaW CLOSING-OUT SALE We are retiring from business and will close out all of our Ladles' and Children's Fancy Dry Goods at LESS THAN COST Don't miss 1C Come now while lines are unbroken. l MING & BROS., 88 Sixth St CURIOS, Atimitie3, 1gtt aad Soli. Isdua Stoee Ksnves Relics, Carrie;? and Idols in irerr. Stone. Broaie. etc War Cobs. Spear. Bom. LVttAX STtWC AXMW AX1 SPEAS METIS Msiks. Bulceu. Bale. Mau, Skulls of sit Natiocs. MAM aad KfrKtS af Aataal. War Ksdala. Nan re Body Oisiscsa asd Dress, Asoenc Hint Gent arid Kits!. Cubs, SMeUs. Aatiqae SHrer aad AranvShelk. Seed for Photos. WfefiWle Deatec. CHOICE EASTERN WASHINGTON TIMOTHY HAY S16.50 Per Ton Pacific Grain Company THIRTEENTH AND KEARNEY STS. Telephone Mala 537 Old Friends 2 : : Hi From all over the Northwest attend ing World's Fair are welcome. Come in and shake hands whether glasses need changing' or no. WALTER REED THE OPTICIAN 133 SIXTH STREET OREGONIAN BUILDING DR. T. r. WIST. "We da crown and bridge work with out pain. Our 18 years experience in plate work enables as to at your mouth comfortably. Dr. W. A. "Wise baa found a iafe way to- extract teeth, absolutely "with out pain. Dr. T. P. Wise Is an ex pert at gold All Ing and crows and brldie work. Extracting- free when plates or bridges ara ordered. WISE BROS., Dentists Talllar bMr- cor. 3d aeV Wash. sta. Open ereninca till- 5 P. II. Sundays from 8 to 12. Or lUda 203. DR. W". A. WXSZ. gchwab Printing Co. tT tTVXK. XZJSOKJSLX PXICZS STARK HOMEOPATHIC KXMXDDSS ComM stock, can derate priees. MaU eedars soMaRed. Catalr aeee. W99DAXD. OlAJKI ca Or.