THE SUNDAY OREGOXIAX. PORTLAND, JULY 2, 1903.
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
THE OREGOXIAVS TELEPHONES.
CcuntlnR-Rocm Main 6C7
Managing Editor Main 630
F'inday Editor Main 0233
City Editor Main 0
Society Editor Main 2.tS
Componlnc-Room Main 655
Pupertntendont Bulldlns Red 2S26
East Side Office East CI
AMUSEMENTS.
TKUA9CO THEATER (14th and Washing
ton) Matinee at 2:13 end evening at 8:13.
the farce, Nerves."
EMPIRE THEATER (12th and Morrison)
Matinee at 2:15 and evening at 8:15. "i-oet
In London."
GRAND THEATER (Park and Washington)
Continuous -vaudeville. 2:30 to 10:30 P. M.
STAR THEATER (Park and Washington)
Continuous vaudeville. 2:30. 7:30. fl P. M.
BAKER THEATER (3d and Tamhlll) Con
tinuous vaudeville. 2:30. 7:30 and 0 P. M.
RECREATION PARK (24th and Vaughn)
At Ti A. M-. lacrosse. Portland vs. Tacoma,
and at 2:30 P. M-, baseball, Portland vs.
Tacoma.
THE ORECON1AN AT THE SUMMER
RESORTS. The Qrcgonlan will be delivered
by carrier and will be on sale at the prin
cipal points on Long Beach, at Seaside and
Yaqulnu Bay throughout the coming: eaon.
It will also be on sale at Gearhurt Park.
Nye Creek, WUholt. Collins Hot Springs,
Moffat' Hot Springs (Cascades, Vah.) and
St. Martin's Springs 'Carson. Wash.). Or
ders by mull with receive careful attention.
All mall subscription must be paid for la
advance.
Will Gatheii Statistics. Representa
tives of the firms in the warehouse dis
trict and citizens of the East Side held
another meeting yesterday afternoon In
Justice Scton's courtroom in the interest
of a passenger, and freight depot, Joseph
Buchlel presiding. Dr. C. H. Raffety,
chairman df the special committee ap-
ointed at the former meeting, reported
plans of aclon, which include collection
of statistics showing approximately the
amount of freight shipped, passengers
getting on trains, probable location of the
Joint passenger and freight depot and the
population -affected, for use In setting the
matter before the management of the
Southern Pacific Railway Company. W
M. Kincaid. who represented the ware
house district at the meeting, brought a
list of 23 of the leading lirms doing a
business of perhaps ?4.0u0,(KX) per annum
on tlte East Side, that will participate
in the movement for this joint depot. J.
C Flanders, W. M. Kincaid and John
Ross wre appointed on freight statistics.
W. D. Spicer, Dan Kallaher and Dr. C.
H. Raffety will gather passenger and
other figures.
Great Rivnn Traffic. According to
the Scientific American, the draws of the
bridges on the Chicago River are opened
between 18.0u0 and 19.000 times per year,
and says Chicago River is the busiest
in the world., Willamette River traffic
now surpasses that record. For the month
of June 2076 boats passed through the
draw of the steel bridge and 1465 passed
through the draw of the Burnslde bridge.
For July, 1901. 1&J0 boats passed through
the Burnslde bridge draw. Harry Stuts
man, engineer on the Burnslde bridge,
who keeps track of the steamers, now
says that the traffic of the Willamette
River at Portland exceeds that of the
Chicago River, which the Scientific Amer
ican reports as the busiest in the world.
Young Woman- Paraltzed. Suffering
from paralysis ot the lower limbs. Miss
Anna Borglund reached the Union Depot
late yesterday afternoon from Xampa,
Idaho, with her mother. She was unable to
move and had to be conveyed to police
headquarters in an ambulance. She had
heard that in Portland a free hospital ex
isted and came here on that supposition.
The case iiad to be attended to, so Cap'
tain Gritzmacher called Assistant City
Physician Slocum, who ordered that the
patient bt; taken to Good Samaritan Hos
pital. The city maintains no free hos
pital and the patient's mother will have
to pay the. expense. '
Wirx Ask! for Transfer Point. Resi
dents of Stephens Addition will ask the
electric railway oompany to establish a
transfer point at the Intersection of
Grand and Hawthorne avenues, between
the O. W. P. and the Portland Consoli
dated. In this petition the residents of
Holladay Addition will second the efforts
of their neighbors on the south. This
movement is undertaken to do away with
the long ride across the Willamette River
twice In order to go from one end of the
East Side to the other.
1-nG Is Fractured. Corporal A. R.
Bloomficld. Troop B. N. G. W.. yesterday
sustained the fracture of his right leg by
his horse falling upon him at Fourth and
Washington stre'ets. The troop was drawn
up awaiting the arrival of the Tacoma
special to the Lewis and Clark Exposition.
The corporal's horse slipped on the pave
ment and fell. He was taken to ppllce
headquarters In an ambulance and later
conveyed to Good Samaritan Hospital.
Surveyors Go To Other Fields. Sur
veyors who have been running lines at
St. Johns for the Northern Pacific Rail
road Company's bridge across the Wil
lamette River have stopped work there
and gone to other fields. Just what the
outcome will be remains to be seen. The
peninsula Is gridlroned with surveys for a
bridge across tlie Columbia and Wil
lamette Rivers In the past to provide a
way to bring its trains into Portland.
Fire from Defective Flue. Fire from
a defective flue yesterday afternoon
caused damage to the residence of G. H.
Parsons, Nineteenth and Washington,
streets. Apparatus from several stations
arrived quickly and averted what at first
looked like a very menacing blaze. The
roof was the most damaged portion of
the building. Some furniture was ruined,
but the loss could -not be estimated by. the
firemen or by the owners.
Off for Mount Hood. C. Brannan,
Walter Knott. Joseph Hubbel and Frank
Busby left yesterday morning for Mount
Hood, where they will remain for six
weeks. They go In their own conveyance,
well prepared to camp out and get all the
enjoyment possible out of such a trip.
Lock8Let Hall Annex on the Sands by
the Sea, overlooking the ocean. Has a
few fine suites of rooms yet for rent.
Newly furnished this year with private
baths. First-class Jn every respect. Fine
table. Address L. A. Carlisle.
Trollet Trip today on O. W. P. to Ore
gon City, Canemah Park and Grcsham:
25 cents; Estacada and Upper Clackamas
River points, 50 cents round trip. Dinner
at Hotel Estacada, 75 cents. All cars from
First and Alder streets.
For Sale Delicatessen and grocery
business on East Side, well located, at a
bargain: account, sickness. Berry &
Alexander, 4 North 6th st.; phone Red
173S.
Oregon CiTr Boats offer -every Induce
ment for a river trip of three hours. Leave
Taylor street 8unday, 8:30. 9:30, 11:20 A.
M. and 1:30. 3:30 P. M. Round trip, 25c.
Respectable place io borrow money on
diamonds and Jewelry. Collateral Loan
Bank, 269 Washington street. Established
15 years. Lowest rates of interest.
.Championship Lacrosse!
Portland vs. Tacoma.
24th and Vaughn,
Sun dat, 11 A. M.
Vancouver Notice. The office for The
Oregonlan in Vancouver has been re
moved from 403i Main street to 305 Main
street.
Dr. Walter T. Williamson has removed
office to 60S-9 Marquam building. Phone
Main 449; residence phone, Main 2S2.
Swiss picnic and wrestling match. Sun
day. Rohse's Park. Admission. 10 cents.
Acme Oil Co. sells the best safety coal
oils and floe gasolines. Phone East 789.
The Calumet Restaurant, 143 Seventh.
Fine luncheon. 3Se: dinner. 50c.
Help Wanted. In ironing and mangle
room. Unjon Laundry Co.
Red, wilte and blue tissue paper for the
Fourth at Gill's.
For Rent. Two offices Fenton build
ing. Flags. Noon Bag Co.,' First and Couch.
Lawn tents. Noon Bag Co. lst-Couch. ;
The Orbgonian at Long" Beach.
Strauhal Bros, are agents for The Ore
gonlan at Long Beach this year. This
will be welcome information to visitors at
the Washington beach, and it means that
the 'service will be of the very best. Agen
cies will be maintained at Scavlew and
Long Beach at either store, where orders
will be received and deliveries will be
promptly made dally from both agencies,
upon the arrival of the train from II
waco. J. M. Arthur will supply all de
mands at The Breakers at city rates.
The newsagent on the train will supply
all patrons on the beach north of The
Breakers except Ocean Park, which will
be carefully attended to by Henry H11L
All persons going to the beach are re
quested to make arrangements for sub
scriptions to The Oregonlan through the
foregoing agencies. It will be the most
satisfactory service.
Will Go to India as Misbionart. Miss
Laura Austin, who has been attending a
missionary training-school In New York,
has arrived in the city and was met at
the depot by a delegation from Centenary
M. E. Church, where she speaks this
morning. Miss Austin will shortlj' start
for India an a missionary, for which she
has fitted herself and where she will be
supported by the young people of the M.
E. churches of this state. Miss Austin
Is well-known In Portland and formerly
taught In the Scllwood school.
Childhood Ib Honored. Yesterday was
children's day with Evening Star Grange,
Patrons of Husbandry. In the forenoon
the degrees were given to a large class,
which was followed by the usual banquet
in the lower floor. . Following came an
exercise In charge of Miss Julia Spooner.
consisting of recitations and songs. Sev
eral short talks were made by B. Lee
Paget. A. F- Miller, Mr. Prince, of Silvan,
and others.
Stranger Attempts An Assault. An
attempted assault on Mrs. Poison, a wid
ow living alone at Ockley Green station,
was prevented yesterday afternoon by
several small children .happening on the
scene. An alarm was given to the neigh
bors, but all attempts to find the- man
failed.
Patriotic Service Tonight. A patri
otic service will be held In Grace M. E.
Church tonight anticipating July 4th. E.
S. J. MacAHster will speak and Professor
Wilder will render his well-known com
position, "Military Memories.' dedicated
to the late General Lew Wallace.
Friends of Geo. Black, the well-known
accountant, who was recently compelled
to undergo an operation, for appendicitis,
will be pleased to learn that he has re
covered and can be found at his office In
the Worcester block, as usual.
Charged With Larcent. Dan Stevens
was arrested last night by Detectives
Carpenter and Reslng and charged with
larceny. Ho Is accused of stealing a re
volver from F. N. Stein at 266 Washing
ton street.
The Siberian Railroad on the Trail did
a remarkable business Saturday. It is a
splendid production. In its audiences were
to be seen the best of our Portland peo
ple. It Is an artistic production worthy
of success.
When in Portland visiting Lewis and
Clark's Fair or celebrating Fourth of
July, don't forget to buy your piano of
A. W. Meyer. 74 6th street. Portland, Or.
New and second-hand -pianos rented and
sold on easy terms. Big bargains In
slightly used pianos. H. Sinshelmer. 72
Third "street, near Oak.
Pendant. A long fresh-water pearl
with a diamond brace. Lost last week In
Portland. JS reward. Address business
office. The Oregonlan.
. Mme. McClure wishes to announce for
the benefit of out-of-town customers that
her establishment will remain open dur
ing July and August.
CitAMPioNBHir Lacrosse:
Portland vs. Tacoma.
24th and Vaughn,
Sundat, 11 A. M.
. Good Fishing a"t Columbia slough.
Boats for rent. Ice cream and lunch.
Take Vancouver cars, 2d and Washington,
5 cents' fare. '
For Sale. Millinery business, success
fully carried on for 23 years. A rare
chance. 214 Third street.
Official Lewis and Clark souvenir
spoon, has signature President H. W.
Goode on handle.
Furnished house for rent for two
months. Apply to R. Livingstone, 754
Hoyt street.
Official Sacajawca souvenir spoon, has
signature of Pres. A. M. Dye on handle.
Fireworks!!! Wooster's, 7th-Morrison.
COLUMBIA RIVER TRIP.
Dally Hound Trip to Cascade Locks,
"Bailey ttatzcrt," 8:30 A. M.
Enjoy a day on the Columbia on board
the fine steamer Bailey 5atzerL A trip of
n lifetime. Steamer accommodates 600
people. Plenty of seats for everybody.
Restaurant on steamer. Steamer leaves
daily 8:20 A. M.; arrives back 5:S0 P. M.
Sunday leaving time, V A. M. Secure
your tickets early. Phone Main 914.
MISSION OAK STAIN.
On Wednesday a called at our
s.tore and asked for Mission Oak Stain.
We had Weathered Oak, Antique Oak.
Dark Oak. Flemish Oak and Light Oak.
"Mission Oak" is a Pacific Coast term
of recent origin. As it is our policy to
have everything of the latest and best
In the paint line asked for, have ar
ranged to also carry Old Mission Oak
Stain: also Cherry. Walnut. Mahogany,
Rosewood. Ebony Stains and the cele
brated Jap-a-Lac Grlppin's Wood,
Crack and Crevice Filler. Harrison
Brothers' high-grade house paints, en
amels, shingle stain. Berry Brothers'
varnishes, Cementlco wall finish. Hy
gienic Kalsomlne, Harrison Brothers'
celebrated colors in oil: in fact, every
thing of tho best that Is made in
paints: also give special attention to
window glass, plate glass and glazing.
F. E. BEACH & CO..
The Pioneer Paint Co., 135 First sL;
Phone Main 1334.
WHERE JO DINE.
All tho delicacies or the season at th
Portland Restaurant, fine, private apart
ments for parties. 305 Wash., near Fifth.
Watson's Restaurant, open night and
day; only first-class family restaurant in
the city. 109 Fourth street, near Wash
ington. The usual select six-course chicken din
ner, 50 cents, from 12 M. to 8 P. M., at the
Imperial restaurant, second floor. Imperial
Hotel. Take elevator.
THE BUTLER.
Elegant French dinner today, with
wine, 50c. Chicken dinner, 35c. 145 First st.
Special six-course chicken dinner, SO
cents. 12 M. to 8 P. M.. at the Scott restau
rant, corner Seventh and Ankeny streets.
THE OXFORD.
Fine French .dinner today, with wine.
50c; chicken dinner, 35c 68 6th, near Oak.
THE EMPIRE.
Finest chicken dinner In town. 30c Ail
delicacies of the season. 192 3d St.
Genuine French dinner, with wine. 60c.
at S3 Fifth street, near Stark
German meals served at 9 Fifth st.
SEWED SOLES, 75 CENTS.
Goodyear machine. Better than band
work. Best material used. Schwind &
Bauer, 2 Yamhill, between Third and
Fourth
Few bottles of any water except
White Rock, are now seen at any of
the swell hotels, clubs or cafes In any
city.
An Opportunity to
. Get a Good Watch
for Very Little Money
are roIbc to have a blje alc on watches this
week Give some extra good values: and if you have
any idea of ever getting; a watcn it will certainly pay
you to Investigate this sale.
Ladim Watebm In nickel from 13.05 up: sliver ones'
from J4.00 up: gunmetal. t' 00 and up: gold filled, 19.50
and up; solid ROlJ. 317.50 i nd up.
Geatlemea'B AVatchw. in nickel. J1.50 and up: silver.
J6.60 and up: gold filled. J9.30 and up; solIJ gold. J25.00
and up.
A le on Cbslaw at the same lime, and as our goods
are all marked In plain figures, you can see for your
eelf that "we will make a big reduction. Gatleraea
good gold filled chains, 51.30 and up; solid gold $8.50
and up.
. Lidies Gold Filled Chains $2.50 and up; solid gold $7.50 and
up." We will also include ladies and gents' Fobs'in this sale and
our assortment never was larger. .
DON'T LET THIS CHANCE SLIP BY for you certainly
will be able to save quite a little on a Watch Chain or Fob.
JAEGER BROS. fcSi
290 MORRISON ST".. NEAR FiFTH
Great Fireworks Sale
$10,090 Worth of Bombs, Shclrs, Crackers, Wheels and Reckels
ATfD EVERYTHING ELSE THAT WIT, I, MAKE A XOISB NOW OX SALE.
329 Washington
Street
I.MPEfUAT. HOTEL BUILDING.
Selling at both wholesale and re
tall alfthlngs that have- ever been
found In the Fireworks family, and
hundreds of new creations, special
lnxent!ons for thl L"l ! Clark
year of fun, mercimest, Joy nad
food cher.
All gooJ citizens will celebrate,
this year with a heartiness never
manifested here before. All hands
must swlnj- Into line and make
fhln n roprlns'. mualnsr, rnntlnjsr,
skipping. hopplBR Fourth of Jaly
that mill rellpne all other Foarthn
that ever ahoae apon the beautiful
mantle of fair old Oregon.
We conduct a lar;e, double store at 16S-170 Fifth street. GooJnoufjh
building', where we carry all kinds of Chinese and Japanese Importa
tions, selling- at wholesale ami retail. We have Just received a large
stock of these, goods, embracing a. large variety of silks, satins and brass
wares. WESTERN IMPORTING CO.
188-176 FIFTH STItEET. 320 WASHINGTON STREET,
"has. B. Young:. President. James M. Kan. Gen'l Manager.
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WISE BROS.
Dr. W. A. Wis has Just rcturard
from an extended tour of Eastern
dental Institutions, and tho bav
in? their dental work done bj tnem
will hare the adrastace of all new
and up-to-date methods.
Examination free. Palnlezs ex
tracting free when plntea or brtdr.es
art- ordered.
Falllac bids'., cor. 3d sad Wash. rU.
Cpen evenlnss till 8 I. M. Hunda
from 9 to 12. Or Main 20C3.
I JR. W. A. WISE.
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To make this great clothing house their headquarters while in the
city. ... If up town you find your packages or dress-suit
case too Jieavy to carry- around you might leave it in our care.
Meet your friends here by appointment The most spacious
clothing house in the West, covering an area of 22,000 square feet
for. selling purposes. . . . Steinbach is known from Coast to
' a. Coast as having the
-Jj. finest lines and fresh-
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o'clock tomorrow even
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DINNER TO DR. HIRSCH
lie Is. the Guest of Honor ut Home
or Atlolph WoKe.
Dr. Emll G. Hlrsch. of Chicago, was
the guest of honor at a dinner, party last
evening at the home of Adolph Wolfe,
where Dr. Hlrsch In a guest during his
stay In Portland. Those present were: Dr.
Stephen S. Wise and wife. Sirs. Amanuel
Heller and daughter, of New York; .Mr.
and Mrs. Slgmund Frank. Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Belling. William Llpman. Phillip
Bowengardt Joseph Simon, Mr. and Mrs.
Adolph Wolfe and daughter. Miss Blanche.
CARD OF THANKS.
I hereby wish to extend mv heartfelt
thanks to German Sister Lodge. No. 3.
O. D. H. S.: Oregon Lodge. No. 1. K. of
P.. and to the many friends and neigh
bors who so kindly contributed their scrv
los In my late bereavement, and also for
the many beautiful floral pieces.
STEPHEN GREGORY.
THE STUDEBAKER
874 Sarier, Cor. 26th.
Lovely residence, and apartment-house. 40
room in all. situated In a Beautiful pine
grove. Jut two blocks eouth of the main
entrance to Fair. Absolutely the most beau
tiful place In Portland and at very reason
able rate. Take any car going to Fair.
Conductors will direct you.
THE MRS. STUDERAKERS.
Its Meeting Poctponcd.
The Ladles' Relief Society has post
poned Its meeting from Tuesday. July
4. to Tuesday. July 11.
HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES Corapleta
. stock, moderate prices. Mall orriera solicited.
Catalogue free WOODARD, CLARKE
CO.. Fertlaad. Or.
ARE WE SLOW?
No! - No!
Hear Seattle Blow
See Tacoma Grow v
We Do Crow
About Portland's Big Show.
NO! NO! ' "Vr
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We Are Not Slow Come Down T .V
and See Us Sell Suits for " :
$15.00
Outing or 3-Piece. Any Style
or Color.
Famous Clothing Co.
Morrison and Second Streets. .
Delightful
Mount Hood Tnb :
EVERY VISITOR to the Lewis
and Clark Exposition should
take this the most delightful
ct all mountain trips In America.
Cloud Cap Inn. unique and pic
turesque. 7000 feet above sea level.
affords splendid accommodations.
Summit of mountain easily acces
sible from this point. Stage Iav
Hood River Station dally, tnakln?
connection with O. R. & X trains.
Round trip tickets. Including
coaching trip, on sale at O. ii- fc
?. ticket office. Third anJ
Washington streets. Portland. Par
ticulars about rates at Cloud "Cap
Inn by writing
MRS. S. LAJJGILLE. Manajcer.
Hood River. Oregon.
Send Two Cents In Stamp, to
A. L. CraUr. O. P. A. Oregon
Railroad Navigation Com
pany. Fortlaad. for Booklet
Telling About Trip.
High - Class Prescription Work
All our prescription lenses are symmetrical an.l have perfectly smooth
rdges. for we employ none but skilled "help. You will not find them irreg
ular In shape, or choppy and wavy, as
Is turned out b. cheap help.
Kvery pair of our ienses match per
Xectly and our technical knowledge anl
long experience Insure you that they
are optically perfect.
Our iunllty is hljeh. but our prices
no higher tlian you would pay for the
other kind of work.
Scfrric&.
AfeNferirTtisi,
'J1' .ORTLAWOiOREa
231
WASHINGTON STREET.
Bet. 4th and 3th.
PRICES
We cannot sell a piano for less
than It Is wortn. but the prices we
make on Ilteb-Crade IManon are
what help to sell them. Why pay a
big price for a "would be Just as
good" when you can get one of the
old and reliable makes from us at
the right price.
STEIN WAY
A. B. Chase Estcy
Emerson Starr
Richmond Heller
and Others
DUNDORE PIANO CO.
233 WASHINGTON ST.
ROBERT C. VOSE
320 Boylston St., Boston, Mass.
HIGH-CLASS
PAINTINGS
CLOSING-OUT SALE
We are retiring from business and
will close out all of our Ladles' and
Children's Fancy Dry Goods at
LESS THAJf COST
Don't miss It. Coma now while lines
are unbroken.
L. MING & BROS., 88 Sixth St.
chwab Printing Co.
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34TK STAX.S ITM1T
SMOKE
Feifer's Union 5's
UNION MADE 5c CIGARS UNION MADE
"A FLAVOR MOST REFINED
LEAVING NO FAULT TO FIND."
THE ROSENFELD-SM1TH CO., Distributors
Exclusive Wholesale Cigars and Tobacco, PORTLAND, OREGON
Great Fireworks Sale
We carry the largest stock of this Hue in the Northwest, including large
exhibition sets from $10 to J1CC0. manufactured by the celebrated Rochester
Fireworks Company. New York. Our latest novelties: The wonderful son-of-a-gun
torpedoes; Caruther choser, greatest no'elty of a century; loudest
giant crackers.
TORPEDOES, ROMAN CANDLES.
SKYROCKETS. .LEWIS AND CLARK ELAOS
DECORATING HUNTING, ETC.
AH sold at special prices. AH Invited to inspect our stock.
ANDREW KAN & CO.
28T MORRISON STREET
Styles in frames and lenses are always- to
be found at our optical institute. Every
pair of glasses sold by us exactly fits
the identical eyes for which they are
prescribed. -
The Very
Latest
WALTER REED
THE
OPTICIAN
133 SIXTH STREET
OREGONIAN BUILDING
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i Ye Oregon Grille
In the new Hotel Oregon, corner Seventh and
: Stark Streets. Orchestra every evening after
I six o'clock. . i
CURJ0S, Antiquities, Eouht and Sold.
Indian Stone Knives, Relics, Carvings and Idols in
Ivorv. Stone, ftronze. etc War Clubs. Spears. Bows.
INDIAN STONE ASS0W AND SPEAS POINTS
Mask. Baskets. Bolo Mats, Skulls of all Nations.
HEADS aai H0SNS of Animals, WarHcials.
Native Body Ornaments and Dras, Ancient Flint
Guns and Pistols. Coins, Shields. Antique Silver and
Armor. Shells. Send for Photos. Wholesale Dealer
N'athaa Joseph, 614 Merchant St, S. F. Cai.
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