THE SUNDAY OREGOXIAX, PORTLAND, NOVE3EBER 19, . 1905.
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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AMUSEMENTS.
BELASCO THEATER (14th and Washlng-ton)-Vl!l
Walling in 'The Fatal Card."
Matinee afternoon 2:15, night performance at
a 15.
BAKER THEATER (3d and Tamhlll) "The
Parisian Belles" musical burlesque extrava
ganza, opening performance 2:15 1. M., this
evening at 8:15.
EMPIRE THEATER (12th and Morrisons
Melodrama, "A Broken Heart." Olxsnlng
performance at 2:15 P. M.; evening at 6:15.
GRAND THEATER (Park and Washington)
Zlnn's Travesty Company; matinee 2u50
P, M , evening 8:15 o'clock.
LIBERTY THEATER (4th and Stark)
Continuous vaudeville. 2:30. 7;30 and-. 9
P. M.
STAR THEATER (Park and Washington)
Continuous vaudeville, 2i30, 7:30. 9 P. M.
Artisans Take in Grbsham. A spe
cial car carried a largo number of Arti
san" from Portland to Gresham Friday
night to Join with others from Lents,
Rcckwood and Troutdale "with their
Gresham fraternal brothers In conferring
degrees and holding a reunion. The de
grees were given In the Oddfellows' Hall,
which was taxed to Its utmost capacity,
and the goat was somewhat restricted In
his movements. Portland Assembly No.
2 exemplified the degrees, and the fol
lowing officers took part In the work:
Samuel B. Morrow, J. A. Brown, A. J?.
Foreman, L C. Hodges, Bertha Hoyt,
Maggie J. Morrow, Mrs. N. G. Sunder
leaf, Mrs". Kate "Watson. Mrs. H. A. Pat
ton, Mrs. L. Wanless, Mrs. L Turley, J.
E. Wood, Mrs. G. 3. Ferguson, Mrs. A.
Penny and C. B. Lance. Charles Turley,
of Sellwood, was Master Artisan, and MIhs
Patton, of Woodlawn, was superintend
ent. Representatives of the supremo as
sembly and nearly all the subordinate as
semblies of the city sent members. Rev.
C. A Nutley, Baptist minister, of Gresh
am, made the welcome address. George
P. Lent, of Portland, responded.
Okegon Camera Ciajb Exhibit. By
reason of an unavoidable delay, the pho
tographic exhibit of the Oregon Camera
Club has been postponed one week and
will be opened to the public Monday
evening, November 27, and will continue
afternoons from 2 to 6 o'clock and even
ings from S to 10 o'clock, including
Thanksgiving Day, closing Saturday
night, December 1, at 10 o'clock. The
exhibit will be larger by reason of the
postponement, as It has enabled more
members to present pictures. This Is the
Eleventh Annual Print Exhibit of the
elub, and will excel by far all the prc
vlous ones in excellence of work and va
riety of subjects. Although the club and
the members are put to considerable ex
pense in giving these annual exhibitions,
no admission Is charged.
Rev. S. E. Debois Arrives. Rev. S. E.
Debois, who has been appointed pastor
of the United Presbyterian Church, Grand
avenue and "Wasco street, has arrived
with his family, and will enter on his
work at that church this morning. Rev.
Debois comes from St. Louis, Mo., where
hi had been pastor of the First United
Presbyterian Church, and was appoint
ed to the Portland church by the Home
Missionary Board of Pittsburg, Pa. He
has a wife and two children, and comes
highly recommended. Rev. Mr. Dobols
will occupy the manse adjoining the
ihurch as soon as his household -goods
arrive from St. Louis.
To Pave East Burnbide Street. a
petition for the improvement of East
Burnside street between Union avenuo
and East Eighth street, and possibly to
East Tenth, with bltullthic pavement
has been circulated. The plank pavement,
between Union avenue and East Eighth
street is nearly worn out and Is badly
broken up. Between Union avenue and
Burnside bridge the, approach to the
street was planked the first of the year,
and will remain until It is worn out,
when it will be paved.
Peter Ntdstrom Found. "Word has
been received that Potor Nydstrom, of
Gates, who disappeared two weeks ago
near the headwaters of the Clackamas
River, has Just been found. He was dis
covered by some hunters as he was wan
dering about In a dazed condition, ex
posed to the rains and cold weather, and
returned to his home. His friends, who
had been searching for him, had given
up hopes of finding him alive.
FlNKD FOR AVOWING PRESENCE OP
Disorderly Women. For permitting dis
orderly women to remain in his saloon,
the Castle, located at 370 Washington
street, Jacob Unger was yesterday lined
550 b Municipal Judge Cameron. He
was arrested by Acting Detectives Kay
and Jones.
The Dundore Piano Co.'s "removal
sale" price on pianos is the means of
many who thought they could not afford
a high-grade instrument to now pur
chase th very best at prices and terms
never before heard of. No. 233 Washing
ton street for one more week.
Federation op Women's Clubs. The
meeting of the board of the City Federa
tion of Women's Clubs will be with the
president, Mrs. Rose Hoyt, Monday, No
vember 20, at 4 P. M., at the Hobart
Curtis. Judge A. L. Frazer will talk on
the Juvenile Court.
Don't Miss tub Auction Sale at
Loewensteln's. 03 Washington street,
every day, 2:30. 7:30 P. M. until stock Is
sold. Diamonds, watches, jewelry, cut
glass, silverware, clocks and umbrellas.
Sea.ts for ladles.
Lecture at People's Forum. An ad
dress on "The Power of Public Plunder,"
by J. D. Stevens, will be given at Elks'
Hall, Marquam building, tonight at 7:30
o'clock. A general discussion will fol
low. Seats are free; everybody Is Invited.
Stone for Sale. Tenlno sandstone
now being removed In alterations at old
iwstofllce building at Sixth and Burnside
streets. Apply at premises, or to Russell
& Blyth, S. E. corner 3d and Oak sts.
Sacrifice Sale- of Groceries. D. C.
Burns, 147 Third street, offers for sale
largest stock of fresh groceries at cost
price on account of removal. See ad. on
this page.
Bathtubs. Basins and Toilets, re
moved from the American Inn for con
venience of sale to H. Motzcer's ware
house, 22G Front. Sec ad. on this -page.
Football, Multnomah Field. Tuesdat.
Chemawa vs. Sherman Indians.
For Indian Championship of West.
2:30 P. M. Admission. 50c.
.Hear the greatest company of colored
artists that has ever appeared In Port
land at the White Temple Monday night.
Second number of T. M. C A. course.
$7500 I houses on 17th street, close in,
paying 12 per cent net. for sale by
owner. Collateral Loan Bank, 2C9. Wash
ington street.
For Rent. Good storage space on track
with good shipping facilities. Western
Storage & Transfer Co. 321 Hawthorne av.
Hear Negro Melodt by the great
Slayton Jubilee Singers Monday night at
the White Temple. 12th and Taylor.
Miss Clara Carltle has turned her
pretty home into a select boarding-house.
Tennyson Court, 470 Taylor street.
Ml. Bert Kerrigan Is now salesman
v.Ith R. M. Gray, fine clothier and haber
dasher, 269-271 Morrison street.
Frederick C. Torrets lecture on Jap
anese art. Unitarian Chapel, Monday
8 15 P. M. Tickets 50c.
Claremont -Tavern. Northern Pacific
t-aln. 4:30 P. M., stops at Claremont, re
turning 10:43 P. M.
Slatton Jubilee Singers at the White
Temple tomorrow night.
i)r. Brows, eye ana ear. The Marquam.
Dr. Wells, Hobart-Curtis. Main 5622.
Dr. G. E. Watts. 212 Oregonian Bid's.
Dr. Swain, dentist. 311 Dekum bldg.
Can Wooster find a location?
Gold medal at the I-evrl and Clark Exposltlos. Gold medal, LoaUInaa
Purclituie Exposition. Gold medal, ExpONltlom Pari, 1900.
PASQUALE RUSSO
TORTOISE SHELL CORAL MANUFACTORY
Winter Season
AAI'LES
Calabritts, 44-43
PORTLAND HEADQUARTERS WITH JAEGER BROS.
GENUINE CORAL GENUINE TORTOISE SHELL
Balance of Stock Left Over From Fair Must Be Sold
We have made arraDRemratii with the above well-known firm (who had
the finest exhibit at the Fair) to place on sale at our store for the next
two weeks, beginning Monday, Novomber 20, tholr entire stock of coral
and tortoise .shell goods, including the very finost Japanese and Italian
corals. . '
Trays
Curd Cac
Jewel Boxes,
Inlaid Comlift
Hair Ornaments of
All Kind.
I.or;nette
Hair Ilriitheft
Mirrors Etc.
IN
GENUINE
TORTOISE
SHELL
Mont of thenc jrood were made for exhibition purposes only, but were
received too late for the Fair and rather than return them they will be
sold at a very small margin.
This will be an excellent opportunity to buy coral and tortoise shell
goods at your own price.
JAEGER BROS.
290 Morrison St JEWELERS and OPTICIANS
Organize CouNTr Horticultural So
ciett. A county horticultural society
will be organized for Multnomah Counts'
at Gresham next Thursday afternoon at
1:30 o'clock. James Reld, County Fruit
Inspector, with the assistance of Dr.
James WIthycombe, of the Oregon Agri
cultural Society, and E. L. Smith, of
Hood River, will effect this organization.
The object is to promote the cultivation
and care of better fruit, and It is thought
organization of the farmers than by any
other way. A president, secretary nnd I
vice-president will bo elected. The vice
presidents will represent the various pre
cincts of the county so as to distribute
the interest as widely as posdblc. Mr.
Reld and those associated with him are
anxious that there should be as large an
attendance from the farming district
around Grosham as possible, ho that an
effective society can be formed. In con
nection with the organization of this so
ciety there will be the following pro
gramme: Address, "Fruitgrowing," E. L.
Smith, of Hood River; "Fruit Posts."
Professor Cordley: "Pruning," W.. K.
Newell; In the evening at 7:30 o'clock,
talk, "Farming," Dr. James WIthycombe;
illustrated lecture on '"Dairying," Pro
fessor Kent.
"Back to the 6ld Love." W. D.
Fraley, for seven years with one of the
largest wholesale millinery houses on the
Coast and later for two yoars buyer of
millinery for one of Portland's foremost
department stores, has returned to tlie
millinery business. He has bought the
Becker establishment, corner Third and
Salmon streets, retaining in his omploy
the Becker salesladies, trimmers and en
tire workroom force. The business is
being conducted on the same principles
as formerly except perhaps with greater
effort catering to the same critical pa
trons with always a large assortment
of correct things at popular prices.
Milwaukiu's Finances. At the last
meeting of the Mllwaukle Council Mayor
William Schlndlor read the following finan
cial report for the closing year: Income
from all sourcos, 51413.42; disbursements,
J4S1.1S expenses, two lota for city lmll
$250, total J73L1S; balance in the treas
ury, November 6, 5CS8.24. A considerable
portion of the expense went for fire ap
paratus and an appropriation for .street
repairs. Probably the city building will
be erected during the next fiscal year,
which will begin Docember, 1905. At that
time there will be a new set of officers,
except the Mayor and vone Councilman,
who hold over.
Entertain Their Friends. Sumner
Woman's Relief Corps gave a dinner last
evening in the Oddfollows Hall, East
Pine street and drand avenue, for which
a silver offering was received. Articles
useful and ornamental wore sold. The
proceeds will be used to swell the fund
for charitable purposes.
The Western Academt of Music,
Elocution and Oratort will give an
entertainment, under the auspices. of the
Epworth League. Thursday cvonlng, No
vember 30, at First Methodist Episcopal
Church, cor. 3d and Taylor. Adm. 25c
Lease of Choice Storeroom, Wash
ington streot between Fifth and ' Sixth,
will be made by client. Inquire of Hogue
& Wilbur, Sherlock biflldlng. 'Phone
Main 13S4.
Mrs. Lambson Is Seriouklt III. Mrs.
Mlllio IT. Lambson, commander of the
Ladies of the Maccabees, Is seriously ill
at the North Pacific Sanatorium.
Automobiles in dead storago for the
Winter, cheaper than keeping them
home. Best garage In city. 369 Second
street. Phone 2476.
F. E. Beach & Go., the Pioneer Paint
Co., agents for Berry Bros. varnishes;
window glass and glazing. 13S First sL
Calcimine Tour House with Kalkomo.
Ready for use when mixed with cold
water. 50c package for 23c 145 First sL
Professor R. H. Thornton, while
abroad, selected many rare and valuable
books, on sale this week at Gill's.
Familt Paints, enamels, varnish,
stains, etc., at one-half regular price.
Paint Fire Sale, 146 First street.
Whist and refreshment! tomorrow eve.
Auditorium, Eureka Council No. 204,' K. L.
of S. Admission, 15 cents.
, Vacant Corner Lot on the East Side,
close In. F. Abraham, 113 Second st.
Professor Beggs. at 22S Sixth, near
Main. Private lessons in danolng.
Y. M. C. A. Star Course number to
morrow at First Baptist Church.
Read Taylor-Streot Church notice for
tonight.
See that $20,003 ranoh "Farms for
Sale."
WHERE JO DINE.
All the 'delicacies of the season at
the Portland Restaurant, fine, private
apartments for parties. Open all night.
SOS Washington, near Fifth.
St. George Cafe will serve a good, sub
stantial chicken dinner, with mince pie
and cheese or ice cream for 35c, from 5 to
9 P. M. Instrumental music during meal.
George S. Williams, Proprietor.
Imperial Hotel restaurant. Seventh and
Washington second floor. A la carte. 10
cents up, 6:30 A. M. to 8 P. M.; special
30-cent lunch, 12 M. to 2 P. M.; six-course.
50-cent dinner, 12 M. to 8 P. M.
A regular chicken dinner will bo served
at the Perkins Restaurant today. Price,
35 cents. D. M. Watson.
THE EMPIRE.
Finest chicken dinner. 192 3d St.
Genuine French dinner, with wine EOc,
at 93 Fifth street, near Stark.
C1UUSTMAS IN MEXICO.
Special Pullman Excursion Train Via the
Southern Pacific Railroad.
On December 16, a special Pullman ex
cursion train will leave San Francisco, via
the Southern Pacific for the City of Mex
ico. Low rates have been made for points
on the Southern Pacific in Oregon. Par
ticulars by asking any Southern Pacific
agent or writing A. L. Craig, general pas
senger agent, Portland, Or.
lUsh-Grade Plants for Rent.
And spld on easy payments. Piano tuning
and repairing. H. Sinshelmer. 72 Third st.
Herbert Spencer. Charles Darn-In. Thomas
H. Huxley and Louis Pant cur at various tlmis
in their lives thouRht that they had discover!
tho secret of life, hut repeated tests proved
that they were mistaken.
Summer Season
Ll'CEIlNK, SWITZERLAND
Haldenstrassc 15
Hroochru
Necklaces
Hat pin
Scarf rins
I'endantK
Crosses
Comix, Elc
IN
GENUINE
CORAL
Near Fifth
Removal Notice
The JOHN BARRETT
CO., will occupy the
stores number 408 and
410 Morrison street
after December 1st
AUCTION SALE AT END
Japanese Fair Exhibitors Make Prcn
nrntions to Leave for South.
The auction sale of the Japanese ex
hibit at the Lewis and Clark Exposi
tion, which has been in progress in the
Chamber of .Commerce building since
the 'Fair closed, came to an end last
night. In .consequence of this sale
thousands of dollars worth of rare art
goods have been left in this city to
beautify Portland's homos. WHkt little
remains of the exhibit will be boxed
tomorrow and shipped to Los Angeles,
where Mr. Y. Kushlblki, the Japanese
commissioner-general to the Portland
Exposition, has a concession for an ex
clusive exhibit at the Fair to be held In
that city during the Winter.
Not only Mr. Kushlblki. but also Mr.
T. Hashimoto, another of Jepan's Fair
commissioners and Mr. Y. Yamaji, the
manager of the exhibit rale, cxprent
their appreciation of the treatment they
have received at the hands of Port
land's citizens, while Mr. Charles O'Con
nor, the auctioneer, declare that Port
land people are the most dlcrlmlnatlng
buyers h lias tsver faced from the auc
tion block. All leave Portland with the
kludlletit feeling toward its citizens
and sincere regrets over their de
parture. PERS0NALMENTI0N.
Andrew Mack, the actor, will be en
tertained next Tuesday night by the
Knights of Columbus.
Miss Cecelia Haines, of Salom. is
spending the Winter with her aunt,
Mrs. Burehard, 473 Main street
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. L. Asher will be
pleaded to see their relatives and
friends at the Congregation Ahavai
Sholom. Park .and Clay streets, to wit
ness the confirmation of their brother.
Abraham, Saturday. Xovqmber 2f, at
10 A. M.
CHICAGO. Nov. IS. (Special.) Port
landors roglstcred today as follows:
. From Portland G. L- Anderson. C.
H. Jackson. R. B. Miller, at the Audi
torium; C L. Fltchael, at the Grace; L.
B. French, at the Great Northern.
OREGONIAN NEWS BUREAU. Wash
ington, Nov. 18. District Attorney Heney
has gone to New York for a few days.
He will return next week to make the
Famous Clothing
Morrison and Second Streets
All Mail Orders Carefully
Filled -
New Catalogue on
N Application
argument In the Benson-Hyde land-fraud
case.
PLAY BY ELECTRICITY.
A truly wonderful and most beautiful
electric piano (a Hazcllon). now at MIom
Piano House, will bo sold for cost. High
est award at World's Fair. Playing de
vice entirely concealed. Turn on the but
ton, that's all, plays beautifully anything
and everything. Can be attached to any
light socket. So simple a child can operate
It. See and hear It at Eilers Piano House,
3S1 Washington street, corner Park.
WE CALL F0RAND DELIVER
Your shoos. Sewed solos 76 cents. The
only Goodyear machine In Portland.
Schwind & Bauer. ZG3 Yamhill, between
Third and Fourth.
IN THEIIt NEW LOCATION.
C. Gotzlan & Co. have moved to room
No. 7. B. & O. T. building, corner Sixth
and Oak streets, with a complete line of
sample shoes at St, Paul prices. All sta
ples will be kept constantly on hand In
St. Paul, to Insure prompt shipment.
Seih L. Roberts has charge of- the sample-room,
and will give the trade the
best of care when in the city.
Frederic C. Torrey Will Talk.
Under the -auspices of the Collegiate
Alumnae a talk will be given by Fred
eric C. Torrey. of the firm of Victors,
Atkins & Torrey. at the Unitarian Chapel.
Seventh and Yamhill streets, tomorrow f
night at SMS o'clock. It will be entitled: j
"A Talk on Japanese Art." The subjects j
from which Mr. Torrey will draw his
concluMons are the prints from Japan I
A. W. MEYER
PIANO DEALER
MOVED ON ACCOUNT
OF
FIRE
TO
90 SEVENTH STREET
ELKS' BUILDING
EXTRA SPECIAL
THIS WEEK
Priestley Cravenette Coats
The Only Genuine Article
$1212
Every Coat warranted water
proof every garment stamped
None are " Cravenettes " without
the stamp Beware of coats
called "Just as Good" They
are imitations
tlmt are a loaned collection of Mrs. W.
Ladd to the Art Museum, where they
are now on public view.
Mr. Torrey, who has traveled all over
Europe on business tours for hln Ilrm.
rays that never in his experience has he
found a city where such prints as these
were to be seen publicly, as they are
right here In Portland. The Collegiate
Alumnae are giving this taiK for the Don
eit of the scholarship fund.
9 I
OCERIES I
at ;
147 Third Street
1). ('. Burns has pol to move. J
Immense amount of Fall packed 0
roods of fruits and vegetables 0
are now being received and must
be sold at cost. ,
Now is a chance to lay in 0
your Whiter supply.
300 cases (2 dozen in case) 9
Standard Tomatoes, at, per 9
case ". $1.50 0
200 cases 2 dozen in case)
String Beans, at, ''per .9
case pjL.v o 9
oOO cases (2 dozen in case)
Garden Peas, extra tine, at, per J
case $2.25
v 9
200 casas (2 dozen 111 case) 0
Del Monte Puachcs,yelIov free,
at, per case... $4.00 9
HOMEOPATHIC KEMEDIES Cosplets
(Lock, moderate prices. Mail orders solicited.
Catalocne free. WOODARD. CLAKKE X
CO- Portlaad. Or.
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Superior in Style
Superior in Fit
Superior in Quality
SUITS, OVERCOATS,
CRAVENETTES
The inclement weather necessitates a warmer
coat one that is absolutely rainproof and will
retain its shape and graceful drape.
Every Raincoat in our establishment is
tailored from Priestley's genuine imported cloths,
every fiber of which is rain repellant.
Our range of styles is of the widest, includ
ing the newest in Paletots, Surtouts and Newmarkets.
Raincoats
Overcoats
Men's Suits
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR THE
T: Heard Suction Eyeglass
SPECrALAGENTS ir ,
F0R Mount- C0j
! if RYPTftfc vl Scientific &. Clf
4 THt OrtlY Invisiatx Bifocal flll Sim f 1 J
See PortlakdiOr&
pMCr N Them 2S4 WnhInKtoa Street,
f fc 11 j Iletwecn Kourth una Fifth.
American Inn Plumbing
IS SELLING FAST!
All of those desiring the Best Enameled Bath Tubs, Toilets
and Basins, with Xiekel-Plated Fittings, complete, should not
delay purchasing now. Most of the goods have never been used.
We also have a lot ot new lV-inch Standard Mill Fire Hose,
with couplings, nozzles and radvs.
These goods are to be seen and are for sale at our warehouse,
220' and 22S Front Street.
Herman iVletzger
PORTLAND, OR.
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Our Portland Optical Factory turns out all
varieties of lenses, and repairs damaged
spectacles and eyeglasses while you wait
COLUMBIAN OPTICAL COMPANY
Denver.
Omaha.
Kaiuaa
Successor to
133 Sixth Street
PULUNG TEETH
But nothing- that modern dentistry has
accomplished Is greater than extract
ing teeth without pain. We have 13
years' experience In doing this. We
can honestly extract a sore tooth with
out hurting you. Dr. Sturdevant, spe
cialist on children's teeth and regu
lating. WISE BROS., DENTISTS
Failing Bid?.. Third and Washington.
8 A. 31. to 9 P. JL Sundays. 9 to 12.
Main 2029.
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DR. W. A. "WISE.
Many Have
Taken Avaotage o! the
Opportunity
"We havjuMne an immense business
since announcing our removal sale.
!Never before bas there been the
chance of getting a high-grade Piano
at the prices Tve are now asking. We
-will only be in this location for
about one "week more, so if you are
looking for a good Piano for little
money come in the first of the week.
Dundore Piano Co.
S33 AVASIIIXGTOX STREET.
gchwab Printing Co.
BEST K'OKK. JtZjtSOHASLZ PRICES
2 71$ S TARK STREET!
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The Greatest Clothing
House in the
Northwest
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Salt Lake.
Dallas. Tex.
Portland. Or.
Walter Reed
Oregonian Building
Is the oldest of
nil rfnntnl wnrlc
MILLINERY
. THAT IS
COMPLIMENTED BY
RITICS AND
OPIED BiT
OMPETITORS.
Special Sale Prices
Over SCO to choose from all our latest
Included.
EVERY TRIMMED HAT REDUCED.
V4 to V2 Off
From Our Original Low Prices.
151711715 ?C THIRD AND
i3HJVlliK O SALMON
FRALEY. Successor.
CURIOS, Antiquities, Bought and Sold.
Indian Stone Knirc Relics, Carvings and Idols o
Ivory, Stone. Bronze, etc. War Club, Spears. Bow.
INDIAN STONE ARROW AND SPEAR POINTS
Masks. Baskets. Bolos, Mats, Skulls of all Nations.
HEABS aad HORNS of Aalaalt, War Medals.
Native Body Ornaments and Dress, Ancient Hint
Guns and Pistols. Coins, Shields. Antique Silver and
Armor, Shells. Send for Photos. Wholesale Dealer.
Natkai Jsepi, 1 i Mercfeaat St., S. R Cai