The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current, May 13, 1906, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextTHE SUNDAY OREGOXIAX, PORTLAND, MAT 13, 1906. ' CITY NEWS IN BRIEF ' Ountlnn-Rnom Ma'n 7070 ..VanaRlnn Editor Main 7070 Sunday Editor Main 7O70 Composing-Room Main 7070 I'ltv Editor Main 7070 Suprlntndnt Building Main 7070 ' East Sld Office Eaat 61 AMUSEMENTS. THK HBU.trj THBATBR 14th and Waahlnn . -t"n ti!u) Toniiht at 8:30 o'clock, Fa- - claco Karthauake and Fire. BAKER THEATER (3d and Yamhill.) Th Fakr Stc-ck Company In "Prlnc Karl"; mat inee. 2:15 P. M. ; evening. 8:13. KMPIRE THEATER flith and Morrlaon "Th World"; matinee, 2:15 P. M. ; tonlKht at S:15. UHAND THEATER fP.rk and Waahlnyton) Continuous vaudeville. 2:30, 7:30. S P. M. VANTAGES' THEATER Mth and Btark) Continuous vaudeville. 2:30, 7:30. 9 P. M. STAR THEATER (Park and Washington) The Star Stock Company. 2:0, 7:80. 0 P. M. BASKBAI.I. TODAY. 2:30 P. M.. Athletic Park. 24th ana Yftugaa. Portland va. Ban Franclaco. Novel Programme at Y. M. C. A. A novel programme is to b given at the men's meeting at the T. M. C. A. this afternoon, under the direction of the Salvation Army of this city. Adjutant Lnney will be In charge of the meeting, assisted by Major Walte. A regular old time Salvation meeting will be held. Fifty Salvationists will be present and take part with a brass band, a singing brigade and a male quartet.' After the meeting conducted by the Salvation Army, two groups will meet In separate rooms In the building for the discussion of topics of Interest to men. One of these groups will be conducted by C. ' M. Wood and will take up a life-problem topic. The other, under the leadership of A. M. Smith, will discuss the question whether a young man can get more pront from an hour spent in the country on Sunday afternoon, or an hour spent at the men's meeting at the Y. M. C. A. The Columbian residence apartments, at Eleventh and Columbia streets, are about completed and ready for occupancy. These are the best equipped, most modern and up-to-date apartments In the city. They are three and four rooms all out sidewith private bath, refrigerators are built in and gas range furnished, kitch ens are equipped with hydraulic eleva tors, and there is a private telephone sys tem throughout, with gas and electric lighting and steam heating in fact, everything known to the modern builder to make them cozy and convenient. The .woodwork and paneling Is finished In waxed, weathered oak, and the tinting In good and rich colorings. They were de signed by W. L. Morgan, architect, who has made a special study of this class of buildings and who built the first of the kind in Portland. The location is excel lent and It will appeal to the tenants wanting the best. There are about half ( the suttea yet for rent at from $28 to $36, j Application for which can be made to Morgan & Flledner, suite 213, Ablngton 1 building. Sundat Y.. W. C. A. At Horn.-The usual "at home" Sunday afternoon from i to t at the Young Women's Christian Association wtll be of especial interest today, as It forms part of the annual " 7 T ' .......... 1113 , ' 1 V- gramme Includes: Greetings from H&st . ern association, Mrs. Baldwin; songs, by little Japanese girls; piano duet, Misses Russie and Erma Ewart; violin solo, Philip Camm; vocal solo, Frank Shea; recitation, "Jerry." Christina Talt; reci tation, Uuclle McCorkle; exercise, given by children under direction of Miss Madge Hill; address to members. Dr. Brougher. Noticb to Belgian Refugees and Rbbidents. Owing to the total destruc tion of the Belgian Consulate and records in the disaster at San Francisco, the Coiisul-tteneral of that city has written Edmund V. I-amntte, of 449 Qllsan street, Portland, requesting him to obtain the names and addresses of all Belgian resi dents, whertrer In the City of Portland or" ritste 'of. Oregon. This Information Is re quired In answering the Inquiries of anxious relatives and friends. All Bel gians are requested. .Jo comply as soon as possible. . Novelties in Furniture. The Oriental Agencies have just opened a salesroom at No. PC First street, where thy re displaying a choice line of linen fiber and rattsn ware. These are delight ful for the Summer home. It will pay you to Inspect these goods before buy ing elsewhere. If they haven't Just what you want they will make It for you. Re member the address, No. 90 First, near Stark. Wn.u Discuss Race SuicinE. President- Roosevelt's theories of race suicide will be attacked from the point of view of a student of evolution, before the Peo ple's. Forum. In rJvlling-Hlrsch Hall, this evening at 8 o'clock. The speaker will be 8. K. Rlggen. who 'Is a disciple of .Miiltims the world's foremost exponent of rate suicide.. There will be open dis cussion. Admission is free. Will (tivio Whist Social A whist so- i'l:il will be given on Thursday night, M.y 17, for the benefit of the San Fran tl'i n relief fund, at Rlngler's Hall,' 309 AldT Miect. bv Myrtle Union, No. 71, Order of Washington. All members . of t h order and their friends are spe cial l:ivited. Admission, 10 cents; re freshments. Water Through Hose for sprinkling ' yards or sidewalks, or washing porches or w iiiuuvt a, niuai iiu iui 1 1 1 auvHiiv, and used only between the hours of 6 and S A. M. and 5 and 9 P. M. It must not be used for sprinkling streets. If used con trary to these rules, or wastefully. It will be shut off. Wbstchkstkk Fire Inburancb Com tany. of New York, established 1S37. We have advice from our 3. F. general agent that all losses In recent Are will be paid promptly and In full. Adjusters on ground. F. O. Northrup & Co, resident agents. Commercial block. Wanted Builping. Responsible mer cantile corporation wants location in first-class down-town district. Require ments, 2fj,000 feet of floor space and base ment of at least 5000 square feet, annual rental not to exceed $10,000. Address San Francisco, care Oregonlan. Will Lbx-tuh-si ox Norway. Ernest BJornson. son of Bjorstjerne BJornson, the eminent Norwegian writer, will visit Portland soon to lecture on Norway and the political situation there. Mr. BJorn son is making a tour of the United States. Thr Pi-ace op Meeting of the Oregon Slate Medical Association has been changed from the Marquam building to the new Knights of Pythias hall. Elev enth and Alder streets, Portland, Or., May 15 and 18. First Hebrew Benevolent Associa tion annual meeting will be held today, 1:?0 P. M., at Concordia Club rooms. Your attendance Is earnestly requested ' by order of the president. Sol Bluraauer, ,-rcretary. . This Will Rmcvc You that now Is the time to have your hair mattresses reno vated and returned the same day. Phone Main 474. The Portland Curled Hair Fac tory, H. Mctiger, proprietor. A Ukartt Welcome la extended to all old patrons of Locksley Hall by Mr. But terworth, of the Butterworth Company, who htt-s leased the famous Seaside re wort, stoeclal unday dinners. For Rext. New modern lower flat, 7 rooms, hard wood floors, best location on Nob Hill. Inquire E. R. Clary, phone Main (49. Automobile- tor Sale, side entrance. I! H. P. touring car, 1505 model first-class condition; a snap. Call ljl Sixth. Seaside a no Elk Creek Lots, also beautiful Seaatde residence for sale. Ju lius .Kraemer, Commercial bldg. AT Richards'. Sunday French dinner with wine. J1.00 per cover; classic music J. N. Bristol will move to 600 Wash ington, corner Ijownsdale street. ahilesbt Young. For Circuit Judge Department No. 2. Woman's Exc. 153 10th, lunch 11:30 to 2. WuotTta sells better cigars than trust.' RICH GUT GLASS FOR WEDDINGS We have just received some very pretty pieces of cut glass, thst are handsome in desigrn and moderate in price. 'For instance we have ex quisite little Nappies at Sl.SO. SI. 75, 2.00. etc Vases at S2.00 and up. Water Pitchers that are beauties at 87. 50. S9.50 and 11.UU Berry Bowls at 94.75. S5.50. 86.50. etc Our cut glass assortment takes in dozens of nobby pieces In rich cuttings and new ideas. Prices are moderate. STERLING Makes a very appropriate present, if you get the right kind. W e nave small pieces as low as 81. OO; others at 81.25. Sl.&O. 81.75. 82. 50 and uo Have you seen those very tasty blue and brown teasets, wittt. sterling silver deposit ware? They are the new thing and strictly swell. Teaspoons at 84.00 per set of six. Ours Is the best assortment of silver ware in the city. No chestnuts or shopworn goods here. No fancy prices either. ' IX SILVER PLATE AVE HAVE THE SECTtOXAL PLATED WARE. It's stamped and made for "Jaeger Bros." We guarantee every piece. It wears Just like, solid silver. - JAEGER BROS 290 MORRISON STREET, NEAR FIFTH Sats Japan Encourages Boyoott. Rev. A. L Ferch, a returned Chinese mission ary, spoke . last evening In the First United Evangelical Church, East Tenth and Sherman streets, to a large congre gation, and told about affairs In China. Mr. Ferch spent a year in the heart of China with his wife, and acquired exten sive Information of affairs among that people. Mr. Ferch says that the boycott against American products has been en couraged and kept up by Japanese, who want to hold the Chinese market for their own. The Japanese own and oper ate newspapers In China and, encouraged the boycott. They send Japanese teach ers Into China. Regarding the danger -to missionaries and foreigners, Mr. Ferch said he saw no great menace. He said that there was a movement against the present dynasty, and if that . assumed strong proportions it might be dangerous for foreigners. Mr. Ferch expressed the opinion that China was gradually and surely responding, to modern ideas and in time would become a great nation in all respects. In connection with his lec ture Rev. Mr. Ferch showed a fine col lection of curios which he had gathered in the Orient, and which added much to the interest of his talk. Mat Remove Objection to Cut. Ob jection to the deep cut across the Penin sula between Northern Hill and St. Johns for the Portland & Seattle Railway Com pany, from the Columbia to the Willam ette Rivers, may be removed by the offer of the company to bridge the cut and build boulevards on either side. M. R. Thompson, right-of-way man, says the company will give 40-foot boulevards on each side of the cut and Improve them and will bridge the cut wherever a public road or street crosses It. The company has a right of way more than 200 feet wide and the cut will be a deep one. Residents at St. Johns and on the penin sula have been apprehensive that such a cut might be damaging to that section, and asked that a tunnel be made Instead of an open cut. Arrested for Serious Offense. Mrs. J. C. Wood acted as detective yesterday afternoon in order to catch P. W. Bhlrley, an employe of a local sewing machine agency, who. It is charged, has been in sulting small children and women on the East Side. After witnessing Shirley try ing to . entice her daughter and several other small children to accompany him. she followed the man until a policeman could be found, when she caused his ar rest. She signed a complaint against him In Municipal Court yesterday- afternoon. He will be tried on a .misdemeanor charge. . Accused of Larceny by BaHjEB. Will iam Geltlinger, an employe of a local mercantile firm, was arrested yesterday afternoon by Detectives Day and Carpen ter, on a charge of larceny by bailee. Oeitlinger is accused of purchasing a tUO diamond Btud, making a small payment on It, and then pawning the jewel. The complaint against Geltlinger was sworn out by Loftis Bros., Chicago jewelers. The accused man's employers put up 1250 for his appearance In court tomorrow. Shots Not Accounted For. Several shots were fired in the vicinity of East Burnslde and Thirteenth streets shortly after midnight yesterday morning that have not been accounted for. Residents living in that vicinity say they heard the shots, but did not Investigate. They also say they heard a scream following the first shot. Orange Discusses Suffrage. Woman suffrage came up for discussion yesterday afternoon before a meeting of the Lents Grange. Professor H. A. Darnall Bpoke against the proposed amendment, which was defended by J. C. McGrew. Mrs. Boyer, Mrs. L. H. Additon and others. Delegate to Supremb Lodge. Miss Mamie "W. Brlggs. of Arlington, Or., has been in the city this week on her way to Montreal, to attend the Supreme Lodge Degree of Honor. A. O. U. W., in June. "She is a delegate to that body from this state. To Lease. Quarter block, with brick building, northeast corner of Park and Washington streets; will arrange to suit tenants; available June 1, 1908. Jennings & Co., 332" Washington. Slabwood delivered In Sellwood, tl.75 per load, Milwaukie 2 per load. East Side Mill & Lumber Co. Tel. "East 377. Seven-Room House and fractional lot. Ninth and East Stark street, J2500. Jno. P. Sharkey, 701 -C. of C. Tel. M 180. Skb Bungalow and 7-room new house, 31st and Main. Agent on ground today. Hawthorne cars. WANTEri Monday, three teamsters. A pply Willamette Tent & Awning Co. "AT "The CATCH of the FAMOUS SILVER JEWELERS OPTICIANS i Sailor Hurt by Box-Cars. Carl Cra mer, a sailor on the German ship Emilie, was severely crushed between two box cars at Northrup and North Front streets In the terminal yards last night The sailor, a German by birth, was on his way to his ship, which is lying at the Mersey dock. A long string of cars blocked his passage and he stepped be tween two. intending to climb over the coupler. He did not hear a warning shout from a switchman, and at that Instant a switch engine bumped one of the string and he was caught as in a vise. Cramer was conveyed by the patrol wagon to the Good Samaritan Hospital, where It was found that his hips were . badly crushed. The yards are extremely dark at this point. Children Left to Keep House. For two weeks two little girls, aged 12 and 11 years, have been keeping house all by themselves because their father has be come a radical prohibition Worker he's trying to safeguard the rest of humanity bv drinking ail the liquor himself. The girls are the daughters of J. E. Adcox, a Jeweler, who lives, at 411 Fourth street. Sergeant Baty heard the story yesterday and questioned Belle, one of the little girls, about the case. The children have been alone In the house since their par ent began his crusade, and the police are trying to find him that he may be re turned to his home. Churches Are Prosperous. Bishop H. B. Hartzler returned yesterday from his tour of ' the United Evangelical churches of Oregon, and will be in Port land today. He occupies the pulpit of the First United Evangelical ChurVh this morning and that of the Second Church In the evening. Bishop Hartzler spent the past moruh in visiting the churches, and found them generally prosperous. He spent one day at the Dallas college and familiarized himself with the wants of that institution. Favor Organic Union. Rev. E. Nelson Allen, pastor of the First Cumberland Presbyterian Church, and O. M. Scott, who were appointed commissioners of the Portland Cumberland Presbytery to the general assembly, which meets in Deca tur, 111., May 17. will leave this evening. Both are strongly in favor of completing organic union with the mother church at this session of the general assembly, and will work to that end. Notice to 'Sprat Fruit Trees. Rich ard Dieeh, fruit Inspector for Multnomah County, has given owners of land between Portland and Milwaukie notice to spray their trees within the next 15 days. These orchards are badly diseased and danger ous to other orchards. The Inspector says that the trees must either be sprayed or he will have to cut them down. , Miss Maki, graduate masseul. 405 Ab lngton bldg. Pacific 2297. Ladles only. Experienced Panama Hatter. 211 4th. WHERE TO DINE. All the delicacies of the season at the Portland Restaurant; fine private apart ments lor parties. S0 Washington, nr. Stn. The Scott Restaurant, Seventh and Ank eny, serves this Sunday dinner, 12 to 8 P. M. : Olympla Oysters Raw. Chicken Soup. Lettuce. Olives. Baked Salmon. Fried Chicken, Maryland style Asparagus Points. Mashed Potatoes. California Zinfandel. Lobster Salad, Mayonnaise. Ice Cream. Strawberries and Cream. Oranges, Nuts and Raisins. Cafe Noir. 75c per plate. Music 4:30 to 7:30. Service a la carte all day. A chicken dinner will be served at the Perkins Restaurant today from 12 to 8 P. M. Price 36c. Louis E. Martinez, Mgr. The Empire. 192 Third street; chicken dinner, 30c; turkey, 35c; finest In city. Genuine French dinner, with wine, 50c, at 93 Fifth street, near Stark. AUNE'S JJFE-LIKE Pictures, taken from 8:30 to 6:30. Gallery Wash, and W. Park. Phone Main 1635. Hlgb-Orada Pianos for Rent. And sold on easy payments. Piano tuning and repairing. H. Blnsheimer. 72 Third at. Portland Brewing: Co. Select Beer. Edel Brau, For sale everywhere. Phone Main 708. FASHION'S HEADQUARTERS" Is our Smart Clothes" Outing Suits of Serge, Worsted or Flannel mat erial three reliable cloths that never go wrong in our "Smart Clothes." Catch on? Prices . . . $7.50 to $25.00 GENUINE PANAMAS $4.85 CLOTHING SUPERIOR IN STYLE, SUPERIOR IN FIT AND SUPERIOR IN QUAL ITY: THE PROPERTIES OF OUR FINE SUMMER SUITS Men's apparel for dress, business or outing", as your need maybe. Fabrics of the most exclusive patterns from foreign and domestic mills tailored for us to our order. The models are clever combinations of refinement, at tractiveness, taste and dignity. Strictly hand tailored. Our prices are no higher than you would be required to pay for the ordinary sort OUTING SUITS - - $10to$25 3-GARMENT SUITS $10to$35 YOUR SUMMER HAT SHOULD BEAR THIS LABEL !Peerojf Our Mr. A. B. Steinbach days. Orders entrusted ROCKPILE PRISONER SKIPS "Irish" Morrison. Breaks Handcuff and Suddenly Disappears. "Irish" Morrison, one of the -county jail rockpile gang, broke one of his handcuffs and escaped from Guards Briggs and Burke last evening as the gang was coming ashore from the steamer which conveys the prisoners to the quarry at Linnton. Morrison's escape was not instantly no ticed In the confusion of landing, and he made good use of his start. Mor rison was serving a sentence for larceny committed at the Portland Restaurant. His term does not expire until July 8. CARD OF THANKS. TVe desire to extend our sincere thanks to the officers and members of Elks Lodge. No. 142. and all friend and ac quaintances who so kindly ministered during the sickness and funeral of the beloved husband and son, W. B. Chrls tensen JENNIE " CHRISTENSEN, H P. CHRISTENSEN. MRS. MARY CHRISTENSEN. CARD OF THANKS. To our large number of friends, .who in many wavs have shown their great sym pathy with us during the long period of sickness, and finally at the death and burial of our beloved son. Albert Theodor, we hereby wish to extend our heartfelt thanks MRS, J.i A.. NORDEHN. 361 Sellwood street. ' CARD OF THANKS. "We wish to thank our many friends for their help and kindness in our sad be reavement in the loss of our dear son Charles EDWARD BRANDAN AND WIFE. Funeral of Thomas Blnny. Thomas Blnny, a representative of Balfour, Guthrie & Co. was buried yes terday in Riverview Cemetery. He was a native of Scotland, and known as a Season" CO. Cor. Morrison and - Second Sts. .. will leave for the Eastern markets in a few to him will receive his personal attention man of strict business integrity. He had many friends in this city. Begins Attachment Suit. A. P. Brown yesterday began an at tachment suit against P. Vallon, E. Blan chard and C. F. Donlcht, owners of the Winchester lodging-house, to recover JS90 for services performed. lWhyPay$300 For some piano -that has no rep- v utatlon, when you can get one . of the old and standard makes for much less than that? We are selling our present 0 stock of the world's best makes ? of pianos at prices that you are - . sure to consider. j. STEIN WAY And 10 other makes (all stand- '. ard.) - : DUNDORE PIANO CO. : 184 Sixth Street, . Opposite Oregonlan Building i . - Sheet -Music, Victor Talking- - J , . ,- . Machines, , . . PACIFIC DEPARTMENT London & Lancashire Fire Insurance Company OF LIVERPOOL ENOIAND. Temporarr OfAos. 654 Utta mt-, Oaklasd. Cal. WM. MACDOKALD. MANAGER. The company announces by cable from Liverpool that it will use money from, head offlc. to meet demand, growing out of San Francisco fir., .thereby Laving It. UnlUd State, asset, intaet. WM. MACDONAU). Manager. PACIFIC GHAT CO., Agents. EVKRETT CO. Serident Agenta. Chamber of Cenuneree Bide Portland. Or. Orient insurance Co. of Hartford Announce, that all recognised Iosm. at 8ui FraneUco will b. met promptly. WM. 11ACDONALD, Manager. JOHN IV EHARKST Jb CO.. Ascnta, Chamber of Commerce Blag., Portland, Or. L, J. GOLDSMITH, . AgeBt, Ablngton Bldg. REBE'S ICECREAM THE BEST EVER PACKED AND DELIVERED Phone Main 1701 Schwab .Printing Co. eiT tronr. itr.AsoSAtLK r it rets 14 7' ST AKK STREET) HOMEOPATHIC KXMKDIXS CwBtoM Mock. Mderata tika. MmU nlw lt.lt.dl Catalogu In. WOOVAJUV CI,. Kit CO. Portland. Oa f -" ' Vr- : " v ; I ; , ' f J; v , h ' J. ..:! n , :i fe: i ' . I t 1 1 1 ii'i'iiiiis'SS SMOKED GLASSES ! JUST WHAT YOU NEED NOW Don't. let the sun dazzle your eyes and give you a severe headache when a pair of Smoked Glasses will prevent it. Nothing like comfort these days, you know. ture does not always make per fect eyes. We have near-sightedness, far-sightedness and astigmatism, which is a form of irregular sight. All these defects require attention. Our optician is an ex pert and is always at your disposal. If you wear glasses, it will be to your own- advantage to consult him. DR. HAYNES, with A. N. WRIGHT, THE IOWA JEWELER 293 Morrison Street, Near Fifth Skill, Experience, Knowledge ARE ABSOLUTELY ESSENTIAL IN FITTING ' EYES. OUR REFRACTIONISTS ALL POSSESS THESE QUALIFICATIONS COLUMBIAN OPTICAL CO. . . (Dnvr, Omaka. Kansas City, Salt Laka. Dallas, Texas; Portland, Oregon) 133 Sixth St. Successor to Walter Red Oregortian Bldg. Great Closing Gut Sale of Japanese and Chinese Curios Retiring from retail business. S tore for rent. Fixtures for sale. To elos out entire stock of a fine line of Oriental curios, valued at J3O.OC0. with in SO days, con.i.tlng of Silver Cloisonne, Satsuma. Bronze. Ivory Carv ings, Silk Kmbroidered Screens. . Beautifully Decorated Tea Sets, Vases, Ebony Carved Furniture, Matting, etc. - Wholesale fireworks and Fourth of July goods. Will send catalogue and discount list to country dealers. FUTDBE IMPORT ORDER AND WHOLESALE ONLY. ANDREW KAN & CO. si Hard to that we do dental work without pain? We've been convincing other people for a good many years that we really don't hurt. They're doubtful when they come, but convinced when they leave. And the work stays. . WISE BROS., Dentists Falling Bldg., 3d and Washington. 8 A. M. to 9 P. M. Sundays, 9 to li. Main 202S. Ir. W. A. Wfce. Vj Scientific &. vJ Kwufactwihg-Opticians- "y""' rtWTLAHO.OREai !84 Washington at., bet. ,4th and fttn. THREE FORMS of eye troubles are commonly met with, any of which, may - have existed from birth. Na Believe nr. t. r. wia.