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About The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current | View Entire Issue (May 6, 1906)
THE SUNDAY OREGONIAN. PORTLAND, MAY 6. .1906. " 7 CITY NEWS IN BRIEF . THE OREGON1AN TELEPHONES. r.untliiir-Bnom Main 7979 Managing Editor Main 7070 eunpav jsauor .Main 70,0 ;tjr Editor Main 7070 Foc!ty Editor Main 7070 lYir.pomiis-Room Main 7070 unrlntendeiu Building Main 7070 oiae urnce caat - si AMUSEMENTS. THE HEII-IO THEATER (Uth and TVaJih . l:'glon ta.) Tonight at 8:15 o'clock, "The Christian.'' flAKHR THEATER. (Si and Tamhlll) " t h falKomta Girls" burlesque company, matinee 2:1ft P. M.. tonight at 8:15. KVPIliB THFIER filth and Morrison) if inside Track'; matinee S:1S P. M. , tonight at 8:5. -. ...t 'i HEATER (Park and Waahlng ien Continuous vaudeville. J:S0. T:0 and 9 p. M. . ,A(,rJ3- THE1TFS If inl HirVV Continuous vaudevllla. 3:30. 7:80 and H ah Tiir.ATIR (Park and Washington) vuounugui a.uaavul.. 3:30. T:SO. 9 p.-la. t i.'.neral. oi- William T. Kelly. Funeral services over the remains of llliam T. Kelly, traveling freight agent of the New York Central, who iled May . will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Elks' Temple. M. M. Kelly, the brother of the deceased, has arrived In Portland and will accompany the body io auKon. la., where It will be burled. The body will be taken from the Flnley undertaking parlors In the morning to the Klks' Temple and will be shipped over the O. R. & N. on the 8:15 o'clock train. The honorary pallbearers will be Jt. B. Miller, H. 8. Howe. F. H. Fo, garty, William Harder, A. C. Sheldon; R. V. Holder. B. H. Trumbull, A. MacCor- quodale, W. O. McBrlde and F. R. John son. The active pallbearers will be: E. Kn guson, AV. F. Carson, Joseph Boyce, M. J. Roche, J. II. O'Neill and Ernest P, Walte. R. H. Pbasr Is Here. R. H. Pease, president of the Goodyear Rubber Com pany, reached Portland yesterday. The San Francisco house of the Goodyear Rubber Company was entirely destroyed y Are during the recent calamity that overtook that city. Mr, Pease an nounces that, temporarily, at least, the destruction of the San Francisco parent house will add greatly to the importance of the Portland branch. Mr. Pease and his family have spent the Summers in Portland for a number of years past. Mrs. Pease, at the present time, Is visit ing some friends In Mill Valley, C'al. Mr. Pease, will return to San Francisco In the near future. Mrs. Pease will ac company him on his return trip. Home Insurance Compant, The Leading Fikh Insurance Compant-of America. The undersigned ' takes pleasure In an nouncing that his company. The Home of New York, will, after paying all Ban. Francisco losses in cash, have over $19. 000,000 of assets remaining, placing The Home pre-eminently in a class by Itself ns the leading Fire Insurance Company of America, no other company approach ing within millions of -it In point of strength. All losses are adjusted and paid through the general agency office, 230 Stark street, this city. D. W. Hoelbing A Co. Thk Vnitkd Cigar Storks Co.'s new retail ttore on Third street, which opened yeRtcrday. is without doubt the handsomest establishment of Its kind on the Pacific Coast. The walls and celling are In pressed steel, which are richly colored In . greens and cream and finished with the new wax process. The cove is especially attractive on account of its artistic blend. All those Interested In high-class, up-to-date decorating should not fall to pay a visit to this store, which I a sample of the work being done by the Jlenry Berger Company. Chi'roh Ts Completed. The Methodist Church at Montavilla. Rev. P. J. Palmer, ins! or. has been completely renovated tul modernized and will be occupied to day. The auditorium of the old church Ims been changed to face north and art di!Hion was built on the north side, of the .building, which nearly doubles ', Its f'Viting capacity. The rnoip in this addi tion Is separated from the main auditor ium with folding doors. The painting Is et to be done. The cost of the changes will foot up about J1200. I'HKN'IX iNSURAMOK CO. Of BROOKLYN. Portland, Me., 1S6. Boston, Mass., 1872. Chicago, 111., 1S71. Baltimore, Md 1904. Toronto, Canada, 1904. In these and all other conflagrations of the past fifty years the Phenlx has paid I s losses promptly and without assessing i;s stockholders for a dollar. This record will be maintained in the case of San I'ranclsco. Our adjusters are already on the way to pay every legitimate clalfn. J. H. T.enehan, General Agent, Chicago. 1't'SEiiAL or Louis Blumaubr. Fu neral services over the body of Louis Ulumauer. president of the Blumauer I'rank Drug Company, who died Friday night at the Hotel Portland, will be held at the chapel of the Holman undertaking pn'Krs ihi afternooh at 2 o'clock. The I'rdy will (hen be taken to the Crema torium, whore services will be held at S o'clock In the afternoon. Dr. Stephen 8. Wise and Dr. W. G. Eliot. Jr.. will offi ciate l.n-REr r.T a Hoistino Bucket. Mark KnKU. n laborer in the. employe of the Hir find Company, was Injured by a liolslini: bucket while working on a scow estT(3iv afternoon and it -was found li, e.Kary to take him to the Good Samar itan Hrmnltal. He received Internal in juries about the chest, but his case is not thought to be serious. OnriFR of Pen do Will Aid. Guiding Star Council .No. 132. Order of Pendo, wlll.ive a whist' and dance social Frl tlay, May 11, for the benefit of the un fortunate members of that order In San I'raiiclsco. The entertainment will be at Drew Hall, 162 Second street. Refresh ments will be served. Musicals by Mount Tabor Gi.eb Girls. A muslcale will be given Monday nlpht. May 7. at Woodmen Hall, Mount Tnbor. by the Mount Tabor Glee Girls for the benefit of the San Francisco relief fund. The concert will be given under the auspices of the Mount Tabor Ep worth League. Vnitaria Sale. The Unitarian Wo man s Alliance will hold a May sale of npron and parch rugs Wednesday after noon In the church parlors from 2 until ,". orner of Seventh and Yamhill. Nurses' aprons a specialty. Democratic Party Will Open Quar- rfcus. The county and flty headquarters of the Democratic party will be opened Monday morning at 127 Seventh street, which Is between Alder a.nd Washington streets. The finest and fastest steamship be tween Portland and San Francisco, calling et Coos Bay, S. S. "Breakwater. sails f-m Oak-street dock Tuesday, May 8 at S P. M. Telephone Main 2960, or Main l.L"S. Steamship Alliance sails from Couch si roet dock for Coos Bay and Eureka at K P. M. Sunday, May 8. C. H. Thompson, l.'S 'Third street. F. P. Baumgartner, rgent, Oouch-st. dock. Main 861. Ice Crsau, any flavor. 1 quart 60c, uunrts 75c. 3 quarts SI. 4 quarts-$1.25: brick K-e cream. $1.50 gallon. Orange and pine tipple sherbet. 1J.25 gallon. Phone Main 764. Washington Cream Company. This Win. RKiins-rj Ton that now la the time to have your hair mattresses reno vated and returned the same day. Phone Main 474. The Portland Curled Hair Fac tory. H. Mctzger, proprietor. Cheap Clearance Sale on Plants. Keddlng plants a specialty. At green houses 697 Williams avenue, George I'cti, florist. ' Seaside and Elk Creek Lots, also beautiful Seaalde residence for sale. Ju lius Kraemer. Commercial bide. J25O0. 7-room modern house, fractional lot. 9th and East Stark sts. Jno. P. Shar key, 701 Chamber of Commerce. : Just Arrived, second carload "I-eon- rd Refrigerators." Special sale. Prael. Hegele & Co.. Fifth and Stark. Woman's Etc., 133 10th. lunch 11:30 to !. Dr. liawke returned. 608-9 Oregonlan Bg. Dr. R De Witt Connell has returned. Cars Soon to Run. With the assurance that the work .on the Grand-avenue fill will not be stopped ".comes the announce ment from Manager Simon', of the Pacific Bridge Company, that he can arrange-so that street-car traffic can be resumed on Grand avenue the early part of the com ing week. The through main track is laid -in the middle of the embankment, besides the tracks for the dump-cars on both sides. It may .be that traffic will be resumed Monday. The East Ankeny and Montavilla cars have been uslng-the Burnslde bridge since work . was started on this embankment. ' Specixl Invitation to' Portlaso Win. !dow-Dresskrs. The window-dressers of the city are cordially invited and urged to attend a regular meeting of the Port land Ad-Men s League on Monday, even' lng at 8 o'clock, at the rooms of" the Chamber of Commerce,- Chamber of Com merce building, second floor. At that time the matter- of window dressing and the prizes to be given In connection with the big. "Made In Oregon" Exposition, May 19 to 26. will be discussed, and sug gestions from the . window-dressers will be welcomed and appreciated. - A full at- tedance is desired. Cleanino-Up Day. Cleanlng-up day, May 18. will be observed in the Tenth Ward, If the Peninsula Civic Improve ment League can arouse the people there. At a special meeting called by E. W, Barnes. Friday evening, plans were laid for active work. The ordinance prohibit ing throwing refuse into the streets will be enforced. Children in all the schools of the Tenth - Ward will be addressed on the subject of cleaning up the whole wcrd. Try the Trolley. On the- O. W. P. you go to Gresham- for 26 cents round trip; Oregon City and Canemah Park, 26 cents; all "points east .of Gresham, !n eluding Estacada on the banks of the Clackamas River, 60 cents. Cars from First and Alder for Oregon City on the odd hour and every 40 minutes. For Gresham and Estacada, 9(30 11:30, 1:30, 3:30, 6:30. Tickets must be purchased at the office. Council of Jewish Women. The an nual meeting of the" Council, of Jewish Women, which was postponed on ac count of 'the San Francisco disaster, will take place Wednesday, May-9 at 2:80 P. M.. at the . Selllng-Hirach . building. At this meeting the reports of the officers and committees of work will be presented and the election of officers for the coming year.-. Dr. Stephen ,: S. Wise will address the meeting. . Suffrage Meeting at Oswego. On Monday afternoon the Rev. Anna H. Shaw will be the guest of- Mrs. H. H. Pettlnger. of Oswego. This will be sn In formal suffrage meeting. In the evening she will be ,the chief speaker at a public meeting held In the Grange Hall. Miss Mary S. Anthony.- Mrs. Sarah A. ' Evans and other prominent women will be pres ent. No admission will be charged. Beautiful Bight. You will never for get the magnificent view which Is now unfolded from the top of the Lewis -and Clark Observatory, 1O00 feet above the city. Five great mountains covered with enow, beautiful valleys with their' vary. lng hues of Spring attire, all forming a picture having no equal In this country Take Portland Heights car and get oft at Hawthorne Terrace. Irrigation Committee Considers Bibn Code. The Irrigation committee of the Portland Board' of Trade met yesterday afternoon and considered the Blen irriga tion code, which is regarded as a model for Irrigation laws'. Different features of the laws were detailed to the members of the committee- for examination and they will report Thursday night. A. F. Flk. Speaks. The meeting of the Montavilla Home-Tralnmg Society, held In the schoolhouse on Friday after noon, was " addressed by A. F. Flerel. There was a considerable attendance of mothers. Principal Bowland. of the Mon tavilla school, heartily Indorses the home-training branch, and says it Is do ing good work in that district. Fish and Game Association Mxetixg. There will be a meeting of the Oregon Fish and Game Association at the Cham ber of Commerce building ' on Tuesday, May 8, at 7:30 P. M. A draft of the pro posed bill for the establishment of a state game-nsh hatchery and of a plan for reorganisation of the association will be presented for 'discussion.-, Lots in Reservoir Park Are Sblltno Fast. Oioice lots in cultivation In fruit trees and berries at $125 and up; $5 down and IS per month. " Take Mount Scott car to Kern Park. Call at office at station, or at 236-228 Front street. Portland, Or. Herman .Metzger, managing owner. Hurt by a Falling Tree. A falling tree hurled James Collins to the. earth early yesterday at Eufala, Wash. His left leg was- fractured. He was received at the Good. Samaritan . Hospital last night. He Is an employe of the Eastern & Western Lumber Company. J. C. Caples Recovering. J. C. Caples, a, pioneer lawyer, who has been sick for the past three months. Is recovering, and was able to be out yesterday. He says that It was the longest term of sickness he ever experienced. Aid for San Francisco Sufferers. A meeting will be held at the residence of Mrs. Matthews. Milwaukle, May 9, at 2 P. M., when contributions of clothing, money or supplies will be received. Taylor-Street Methodist Church. Special sermon by Dr. 8hort today Morning, "The Difference Since Christ" evening, "Our Tollers, and Their Pay." G. A. R. Committee Meets. The G. A. R. committee will meet this afternoon at 2 o'clock to. complete plans for the ob servance of Memorial day.- - - Our Agent on ground today to show new bungalow -and 7-room houses on 31st and Main; take Hawthorne cars. " $4000, 2 full lots 27th and Thurman sts.; terms. Jno. P. Sharkey, 701 Chamber of Commerce. . - . Lost. English setter; liver and white; cut on neck; reward. Gadsby & Sons.' Richards' usual Sunday French dinner with wine. $1.00 per cover, 5 to 8:30. ' Woobter wants to know if you smoke. For Rent Btore, 2S7 Salmon. . - ' AUNE'S JJFE-LIKE Pictures, taken from 8:30 to 5:30. Gallery Wash, and W. Park. Phone . Main 1635. Portland Brewing Co. Select' Beer.; Edel Brau. For sale everywhere. Phone Main 70(. 4 The Davenport & Treacy Piano Is an interesting proposition. Because All the good qualities . which give fame to - its maker . are "present in its construction, ' a tone of individual excellence, an action so elastic and respon sive that a child can play with out tiring the fingers. Beautiful cases fuultleasly executed and then ' .. The Price Is $100 Less than you would be asked for an instrument of equal value In other stores. Our Teraia Make Bartaar Eur. Sole State Agency; . , SOULE BROS. PIANO CO. 874 MORRHOX ST. Pfcoae Mala 9TT. Diamonds That Sell Themselves nna ,- ., r. j - The size of a Diamond does not signify as to it3 value. A small Diamond, perfectly cut white and without a flaw, even v though, small, is worth more than one twice the size, imperfect and not properly cut. ' As" an investments what is better than a diamond? You not only enjoy the pleasure of -wearing them, but are sure of a 15 to 20 per cent advance each year. ' . Our stock of Diamonds never was larger and we are satisfied with a small margin ..of profit. -That is why we sell so many, besides we have an expert diamond setter in our shop also manufacture any thing special in the way of settings. ' Yes, we sell the famous 20th Century Cut Diamonds. One look at them will convince you of their superiority over the regular cut stones. JAEGER BROS. 290 MORRISON STREET, NEAR FIFTH KRYPTOKS Stand alone as the only "Invisible' Bifocals on the globe. WE! ARE EXCLUSIVE PATENTEES AND MANUFACTURERS COLUMBIAN OPTICAL CO. (Danvar, Osaakav Kansas City, Salt Lake, Datlaa, Texas; Portland, Oragoal 133 Sixth St, ' Suci:or to Walter Rsd Orezonian Bldg. IF WE EVER losis a customer a friend we find out the reason and eliminate any possible cause for complaint in the future. Consequent ly, we have lost very few friends. Our friends tell their friends about us, and our business increases. WISE BROS., Dentists Failinsr Bide;., 3d and Washington. 8 A. M. to 5 P. M. Sundays, 9 to 12. Main 2029. Lii;! i Dr. W. A. Wlaau . WHERE JO DINL . All the delicacies of the season at the Portland Restaurant: fine private apart ments lor parties. iW6 Washington, nr. stn. The Scott Restaurant, Seventh and Ank eny, serves this Sunday dinner, 12 to 8 P. M.: , Olympla Oysters Raw. Chicken Soup. Sweet Picklea. Olives. Baked Salmon. -Krted Chicken, Maryland style. Asparagus Points. Mashed Potatoes. California Zlnfandel. Shrimp Salad. Mayonnaise. Ice Cream. Strawberries and Cream. Oranfres. Nuts and Raisins. Cafe . Nolr. Tic per plate. Music 4:80 to 7:3o! Served a la carte all day. A chicken dinner will be served at the Perkins Restaurant today .from 13 to 8 P. M. Price 35c. Louis E. Martinez, Mgr. The Empire. 13 Third street; chicken dinner, 80c; turkey, 36c; finest In city. Genuine French dinner, with wins, GOo, at K Fifth street, near Stark. ANNOUNCEMENT. We be -to announce to our customers and the general public that we have pur chased the new printing and boxmaklng plant of Wempe Bros., Fifth and Adeline street, Oakland, Cal., which we are now operating day and night. All orders In the house at the time or the Are are receiving our attention, and any new business will be taken care of. Our factory In San Francisco will be rebuilt Immediately on a larger and more modern plan than the one just destroyed. SCHMIDT LITHOGRAPH COMPANT, E. Bhelley Morgan, Manager. Portland offioe, 301 Macleay bldg. WANTED 50000 READERS To purchase their periodicals and dally papers from Carl Jones, the cigar man, 2TB Washington street, corner Fourth. OFFICE Jtf ANTED. Three rooms, centrally located. Will pay bonus for desirable location. Address W 66, Oregonlan. CARD OF THANKS. T wish to exDreas my sincere thanks to my many friends for the sympathy and kindness shown-me In my bereavement in the loes of my beloved mother; also for the beautiful floral tokens sent by loving; friends. MIS3 MAMIE W. TUCKET. High-Grade Pianos for Rent. And sold on easy payments. Piano tuning and repalrlnr. H.SInshelmer. 72 Third SL Benefit by Mental Scientists. A benefit by the Mental Scientists of 'AT FAS HION'S HEADQUARTERS' FAMOUS CLOTHING CO. CORNER MORRISON AND SECOND STREETS Quality Not Quantity JEWELERS OPTICIANS Portland will be given at the Auditorium next Thursday. A musical and literary programme will be rendered. please both the Tack Sprat who Hkes cream, and the wife who likes sherbet, bj making any 2 flavors at 1 freezing. Any other way of making two flavors means two freezings, with double ice and labor. Do it sit tinf down, an easily rocked lever eliminates all tire some turning, a double dasher and di vi ded can assure two highest quality frozen desserts without one tasting of other. Has, In addition, all the patented improvements embodied by its makers in their Lightning, Gem and Blizzard rreezers durable pails bound with electric welded wire hoom. cans with drawn steel bottoms that cannot fall W "HM lUIDinilK SFJIPCII. Aak your dealer to ahow y"i the anencu 1 win rreexer. Booklet, "Froien Sweets," by Mrs. Rorer, FRKE. Norm Bros. Mff. Co.. PhiiedelpbUf Save Your Money We have saved at least $75 to. every customer who has bought a piano from us the past week and can do the same for you if you buy at once from our present stock. Remember you have the world's best makes to select from. STEIINWAY AND TEN OTHERS. New and Second-Hand Dundore Piano Co. 184 Sixth Street, Opposite Oregonlan Bid-. ' Also a full line of Sheet Music, Music Bopks, Victor Talking Ma chines, Records,' Small Instruments, etc., etc. Qchwab Printing Co. tltT tF-OKK. JlilOJilU TRICKS 4 7 ITARK STREET 1 ' Vr", : OUTING Our line of Outing Suits for this season is ; the best we have ever shown. The good things will go first, of course. Make up your mind to supply your needs while the right size and patterns are obtainable Prices $7.50 to $20 GENUINE PANAMAS Made in South America 30) r'V -' "- Men's Ideal Sommer Habit business and Outing Smts Not only does our well-known label suggest superiority in style, fit and quality, but it insures the. prolonged life of a suit the permanence of the elegant shape and appearance of every garment. . Our enormous stock is composed of imported and domestic fabrics of handsome weaves and pattern designs, tailored under our personal su pervision by the most exclusive wholesale tailors of the world. Three-Garment Suits $10 to $35 TOPCOATS IN MEDIUM AND LONG LENGTHS-FULL LINES Our Mr. Steinbach will depart for the East in a few days to arrange Orders entrusted to him will receive his personal SUMMER RESORTS. LOCKS LEY HALL SEASIDE'S FAMOUS HOTEL Now Open Under New Management. Special Sunday Dinners and Pri vate Dining-room for Parties. FREE 'BUS. HARRY T. . BUTTERWORTH MANAGER. SEE San Francisco in Ruins JOO Scenes on the SLIDESCOPE 331 WASHINGTON ST. Imperial Hotel .Bldg. Every Afternoon and Evening ADMISSION 10 CENTS HOMEOPATHIC KEXEDtES Complete atock. Bno4acmae pxfoaa. Mail orders aoliolted. Cotslocn' tn. WOOUAHU. CI.AKKB CO. Portland. Oa, - $4.85 SUITS V (' fkW - T 'r V ....... ? is a At 1 f 3S "e- . :;l Wff0 ";:4j " The Heig-ht of Fashion If you have not already paid us a visit and examined ovir beautiful stock of Ladies.' Belts, Buckles and Back Combs we would advise you to do so at once, before the stock is too well picked over. "V'e have just received these g-oods and they are absolutely the very latest 'and all the ragro . in the East. Great Auction Sale of Japanese and Chinese Curios Retiring from retail business. Store for rent. Furniture for sale. To close out entire stock of a fine line of Oriental curios, consisting: of Silver Cloisonne, Satsuma, Bronze, Ivory Carvings, Silk Embroidered Screens, Beautifully Decorated Tea Sets, Vases, Ebony Carved Furni ture, Matting, etc. Public cordially invited to attend sales at 2:30 and 7:30 P. M. dally. Wholesale fireworks and Fourth of July goods. Will send catalogue and discount list to inquirers. ANDREW KAN .-. Ci i " ; w-t v V- ''F'v', i J. t Outing Suits $10 to $25 for our Fall and Winter stock. attention Preservative of Wood There is nothing better than Avon arius Carbolineum. If your Gates, Fences, Posts, Out' Buildings and Shingle Roofs are properly coated they will not only look better but will last three times as long. Circulars containing testimonials from all parts ' of the world for the asking. " FISHER, TH0RSEN & CO, Agents, Front and Morrison Streets. OUR Watchmakers ARE always busy, but can. always find time to fur nish you perfect time by put ting your watch or clock in first-class order. A.N.Wright THE IOWA JEWELER 293 Morrison St, Near Fifth ScfAfrrrA k I &WJFACTWHNG- OPTICIAKS- 184 Washington st., bet. 4th and Bth. & CO. 287 MORRISON ST. Between Fourth and Fifth
