The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current, December 09, 1906, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextI - . THE SUNDAY OREGOXIAV PORTLAND, DECEMBER 9, 1906 ! 1 i . . . . . I . - . 1 1 I Tl : : : " : : CITY NEWS IN BRIEF 01tKiO.IAN. TELEPHONES. Countlnc-Room .' Main T07O t'lty I'livulatlon Main TuTO ManaicInK Kdltor .Main T70 Sunday lC)ll..r Main 7070 fompoftlng-ftoom . ................. .Main 717 tlty Editor Main 7o7( Puprrlntendrnt Building Main 770 Hnet Sid Office Eaal 81 AMUSEMENTS. THE HEIT.IO THEATER (14th and Wash Inatnn Btrsetii.) Tonitfht at 8::K o'clock. Brand testimonial concert to Gustav Oechsle. BAKER THEATER (3d bet. Yamhill and Tay lor) Baker Theater Company In "The Merchant of Venice." Matinee. 2:10 P. M.; tonight, 8: 15. EMPIRE THEATER (11th and Morrlaon) Tne Two Johns." Matinee, 2:15 P. M. ; to nlKht at K:13. CKAXU THEATER (Washington, between I'ark and bevemh) Vaudeville. 2:30. 7:30 and 8 V. M. PAXTACES THEATER (Fourth and Stark) Continuous vaudeville. :30. 7:30. 8 P. M. STAR THBATBR (Park and Washington) Allen Stork Company hi "A While Girl Slave." Matinee. 2:45; tonight at' 8:15. LYRIC THKATHK (7th and Alder) The Iyrlo Slock Company tn "The Wages ot Sin." 2:13" and 8:15 P. M. Rkv. C. H. Fowkll Arrives. Rev. C. H. Powell, rector of the Episcopal Church of Colusa, Cnl., arrived in this city last Thursday with a view of looking over the country and perhaps choosing a field for future work. He left Portland yes terday morning for Corvallis and will hold sen-ices there today. Tomorrow, accompanied by Bishop Scad ding, he will make a thorough, visitation of the Cor vallis parish in order to determine what his future relations to it will be. Owing to the fact that the State Agricultural College is situated at Corvallis it is in many respects one of the most important fields in this state. While in the city Mr. Powell was the guest of Mrs. C. C. Hickok, a former parishioner and com municant in Colusa. Coia'sa Man Settljss is Portland. Clarence C. Hickok. for many 'years a prominent business man in Colusa, Cal.. arrived here last Thursday evening with the intention of remaining permanently. He came to Portland in June last for the first time and became so impressed with the prospects of Portland for the future that he sent his wife and children here the following month and they have been residing here ever since, having bought a good home on East Madison street near East Fifteenth. Meanwhile Mr. Hickok returned to close up his busi - ness affairs, and now has returned to stay and grow up with the country. Five Properties for Sale 50x100 On Kinjr st. WixlOO 'orner West Park and Flanders. 50x100 Corner 33th and Taylor. HOxloo West Park near Stark. 100x100 lKth and Gllsan. -inoxlipo On Sixth st. HiOxloO Corner 13th and Marshall. 0 feet on Ford st. near Washington. 2 corner and 2 inside lots on Washington. Residknces. 23 1-3x100 Corner 21st and Irving. 43x73 Corner Nartilla and West Main. 4K100 On West Main near King. SOxlOO Marshall near 24th. WlxlOo Northrup near 21st. 1flflxlOO-On 23d and Hoyt. lOOxlOO-On 3th and Clay. Donald Macleod, 4S Concord Block, 2d and Stark. . Dr. Mobrisset at St. Mart's Todat. Tr. Andrew Morrisscy, C. S. C, who lias been visiting at Columbia University, leaves for Notre Dame. Ind., this com ing week. He is enthusiastic over the prospect for the future of Columbia. For the last 12 years he was president of Notre Dame University and built up the largest boarding school for young men in the world. Dr. Morrlssey is one of the best-known educators In the country. He will deliver a sermon this- morning et St. Mary's Church, Albina, on "Higher Education; Its Meaning and Its Neces sity." Better Do It Topat. If you didn't read it yesterday, better get a copy today.- Held's Tourist Bulletin, the unique weekly, has a clever editorial on the Alaska steamship question. Klamath and Coos Bay Counties and Eastern and Central Oregon will appreciate it, Those who know something about the Seattle spirit will see the point in another edi torial, entitled "Room tor All." Five cents a copy. Every week on the news stands. You can surely get it tomorrow, rtiblieation office Raleigh Bldg. Phone Main 7105. Circus is a Show Window. The Jloneyman Hardware Company, at Fourth and Alder streets, have arranged one of the most unique and amus ing Christmas show" windows, that is drawing great crowds daily from 10 A. M. to 10 P. M. Happy Hooligan, Katzen jamnier Kids and many of the comical ' characters are there. Don't fail to bring the children to see thtR show, and the clown with the mysterious ball. They all enjoy it more than any other Xmas show in the city. . Ladies' Rei.ief Societt Grateful,. The Ladies' Relief Society take this means of thanking the trenerous public for its very liberal Thanksgiving dona tions to the Children's Home. At the same time the society wishes to express its thanks and appreciation of the dona tion from the Needlework Guild. Toxioht at People's Forum. At the People's Forum, in the Sclling-Hirsch building. Tenth and Washington streets, D. Solos Cohen will speak toniRlit on "Economic Justice." Free discussion will follow. This Will Remind Ton that now Is the. time to have your hair mattresses reno vated and returned the same day. Phon Main 474. The Portland Curled Hair Fac tory, H. Mctzger. proprietor. Wn Wiw, Build to suit tenant on lot facing Washington, Seventeenth and 'Al der streets an ideal situation for a gar- hro or stores and rooms. Rountrce & Diamond. 241 Stark street. Concert This Evening. A fine musical programme will be rendered by the choir of Taylor-Street Methodist Church under the direction of Professor W. H. Boyer this evening. The Guild of the Church of the Good Shepherd, Sellwood street and Vancouver nvenuc, will hold their annual sale on De comber 12 in the afternoon and evening. For Sale. Lot Russian sable skins. very reasonable: can bo made lip any design. A. Reiner, practical furrier, .Lewis building, Morrison and Park. For Your Eastern Friends for Xmas. Send them one of Mrs. Gilbert's famous Indian paintings on leather. Sold only at news-stand Portland Hotel. Christmas Special.. Five quires finest stationer-, stamped with three-letter die. for to. The J. K. Gill Company, Third and Alder. ' The- Jordas ' Automatic Street-Car Fender can be seen at the Stark-street entrance, to the Chamber of Commerce building. I Havb Received from Europe fine and micdium table linen sets and pocket hand kerchiefs. John Cram, 3SS Washington street. Anheuser - Busch. Famous MIchleob brew on draught at the Cafe Vlgneux, 6th and Washington sts. Merchants' lunch. For modern loose-leaf systems and fil ing devices, call on Pacific Stationery V rlntlng Co.. 205 2d St. Phone Main 921. Saleswomen, experienced, wanted: also fn girls. l to 17 years of age. Olds, Wormian & King. You Can Do Best In leather goods at Gills. Third and Alder. This means prices, too. - Dr. F. B. Eaton-, eye, ear. nose, throat Macleay bldg., 4th and Washington sts. Christmas Photos. Open today, rain or shine. McAlpin". 129 Seventh street. At Richards'. Special Sunday dinner with wine, Jl per cover. 4 to 8:30. Cascadia stock for sale; 5000 or less at 40 cents. B 77, Oregonian. Dn. Shepherd, osteopath. Macleay bldg." Dr. Swain, dentist. 311 Dckum bldg. Rus Down bt Car. R. H. Keagon, or St. Johns, suffered a fracture of both legs below the knee, the right foot of which will be amputated later, last night at 6 o'clock by being struck by a street car at Twenty-eighth and Thurman streets. Immediately after the accident the Injured man was taken to the Good Samaritan Hospital a ad as his right foot was horribly mangled amputation was deemed necessary. Superintendent Boyn ton, of the Portland Railway Company, gave out an official statement last night to the effect that Keagon ran directly in front or the car in an attempt to board it. The car was equipped with a fender. Keagon, who is 58 years of age. has been" working for Lafe Pence. Starts on .East Oak Fill. A start was made yesterday on the filling of East Oak street, between Union ave nue and- East Sixth streets. Dump cars were run around the spur on East Washington street and Union ave nue and then out on the new trestle built on East Oak street. The greatest difficulty will probably be in keeping up the East Oak ' street sewer, which is carried on trestle between East Sixth street and Union avenue. Robbed of $4 and Watch. Frederick Blaser, employed by the Crystal Ice & Storage ' Company, reported to Sergeant of Police Cole at 10:30 o'clock last nlgnt that he was held up by two unmasked Italians as he was going home. He lives at 363 East Sixth street. He said he- was robbed of a gold watch and chain and $4 In cash, after which the highwaymen ordered him to hurry on. The holdup occurred at Union avenue and Hassalo street. Don't Forget the grand Hanukah ball given by th.e Ladies' Auxiliary of the Congregation Ahavi Shalem on Wednes day eve., Dec. 12, at Arion hall, 2d & Oak." 'Horrors of Child Labor." Mrs. Min nie Trumbull at Alisky hall. 3d and Morri son, tonight. Music. Discussion. Free. Watch Wooster. USEFUL CHRISTMAS GIFTS The Taubenheimer & Schmeer Carpet & Furniture Company announce their removal to the four-story building northeast corner First and Yamhill streets, where they now display a most select assortment of novelties for holi day gifts in addition to their regular stock. They invite their .friends and the public at large to Inspect these splendid offerings now while the as sortment is best; and any article or dered now will be. set aside and de livered a day or so before Christmas If so desired. Prices are especially low so as to Insure large sales. A few suggestions: Morris chairs, ladles' desks, music cabinets,-, fancy rockers, Turkish chairs and Spanish leather chairs' androckers in the early English and weathered oak finishes. WHEREJO DINE. All the delicacies of the season at the Portland Restaurant: fine private apart ments for parties, 305 Wash., near 5th. Sunday Dinner at J. D. Krouse's Res taurant, 363 Morrison St.. bet. Park and W. Park. Music every evenjng. Watson's Restaurant will serve an elegant chicken dinner today, 50c, from 12 to 8, 331 "Washington street. Elegant Sunday dinner 50c, at Brandes' Grill, 103 Sixth street, from 12 to 9 P, M. Genuine French dinner, with wine 50c, at 93 Fifth street, near Stark, 4 to 8. RAIN 0RSHINE. . Come to Aune. sixth floor Columbia building, for Christmas photographs. Do not put it off. Come at once. CARD OF THANKS. Rev. Mr. and Mrs. A. 8. Foster and daughter. Miss Maysie Foster wish thus publicly to thank tneir many friends for their kindness and loving sympathy during the sickness and death of their daughter and sister, Ara. also for the beautiful and profuse floral offerings and tokens of sympathy. Fire Victims Doing Well. ITHACA. N. Y.. Dec. 8. The students : JUST OPENED ! The Nobby Boarding Stable at Twelfth and Flanders. . Everything new and mod- era in every respect.- ; A. E. FLORY, Prop. Watches Hundreds of them. In gold, gold filled, silver, nickel, gun metal and en amel. "Watch for Boys, Girls. Men and Women. Price from 4.0O to S400.00. Only guaranteed movements and cases sold by us. No "cheap John' auction watches here. We don't handle cneaD ones but we - do sell good watches oheap. IVobby, up-to-date gold and Bfld filled timekeep ers for well-dressed peo ple. The kind that al ways attract attention. Shaving Mugs AND BRUSHES OPESf EVENINGS Vj Diamond Rings For babies, children and grown folks. For Babies and Children. 1.50 to 13.BO. For Ladies and Gentlemen H.-..0O op. We are selling ' some little beauties as low as 35, 45, O0. Larger ones in propor tion. See ours before you buy. Cut Glass lfciin j Cream and Sugar, J4.50 a pair and up. Nappies, (1.2ft up. Large bowls, f3.H0, 94JH0 nnd higher, Water Pitchers as low as Tumblers, $4.50 for six s.i.r.o, i4.r,o. .vro for the' silver-plated. IT and up for sterling silver sets in cases. Seal Rings Are selling more than ever. Tjjey make a nice present for "Christmas. We have them in all sizes, ranging from $1.50 up Silver Deposit Ware . the late novelties. 75e and up for Cologne Bottles. Cordial. Wine ' and Whisky Sets. Decanters, Tumblers, etc. Genuine French Ebony : Nothing: else as good as the French. . All stamped. Hair Brushes. 91.25 up. . Military Sets, f.2.75 up. Mirrors, 93.00 up. Complete sets as low as 95.00. Cloth brushes 92.00 up. They are only a trifle higher than the poor imitations. Beauty Pins Shirt Waist Sets, Brooches, Chatelaine Pins, etc.. from 50c up. We never had so many to choose from, both in gold and gold filled; also silver. It T?f 17 O ' DDAC Jeweler9 and Opticians, J A-HiVXlllA. DKUJ. 133 Fifth St., Near Alder YOUR EYES I NEED I ATTENTION ? j Remember Sight Is Priceless : Don't Neglect this most sensitive orgain of the human body Eyes Tested Free. All Work Guaranteed Z DR HAYNES A N V RIGHT SwgS 1 293 MORRISON, NEAR FIFTH STREET who were injured in the Chi Psi lodge fire yesterday, are all doing well, and are expected to recover. ' OSTEOPATHIC DIRECTORY For the information and protection of the public the Portland Osteopathic Association publishes below the names of the Osteopaths practicing in this city who are graduates of those colleges whose educational standards have gained them the recognition and approval of the Amer ican Osteopathic Association, now re quiring for graduation three years' study of nine months each: Drs. Adix & Northrup. ' Dekum Bldg. Drs. Otis and Mabel Akin, Macleay Bldg. Dr. F. J. Barr. Mohawk Bldg. Dr. Anna M. Barr. 48S Williams ave. Dr. W. W. Christie. Macleay Bldg. Dr. W. O. Flack. Ablngton Bldg. . Dr. Gertrude L. Gates. Macleay Bldg. Drs. Leonard & Parker. Mohawk Bldg. Dr. A. L. Lindsay. Failing Bldg. Dr. Clara MacFarlane. 777 Johnson St. Dr. Lilllbelle Patterson, Fenton Bldg. Dr. Cylthia J. Ramsey. Macleay Bldg. Dr. Kathryn Reuter. Fliedner Bldg. Dr. W. A. Rogers. Marquam Bldg. Dr. B. P. Shepherd. Macleay Bldg. Dr. Mary T. Shoettle, 488 Williams Ave. Dr. L. B. Smith, Oregonian Bldg. Dr. C. K. Walker. Macleay Bldg. XMAS ORDERS XMAS ORDERS CLOTHING COMPANY Cor. Morrison and Second Sts. GOOD THINGS FOR MEN Suits Hats Hosiery Neckwear, Collars Overcoats Shirts. ' Gloves Handkerchiefs Cuffs Cravenettes Underwear Umbrellas Housecoats Bathrobes X m F) -i BUY HIM AN ORDER AND 11 LET HIM SELECT HIS uraers own present HOMEOrATHIC KEHXOIH Oamnlenn Cntslacnn mt WUOUAJU. Cl.nBKE CO, I'urtlmnd. Oa. ' f, bdl V W'Sh 1 i 1 V & - via &ir f i if - tWWM-vrr -jc-; j HEADQUARTERS FOR ELEGANT HOLIDAY APPAREL VMAS Gifts should be selected with due thought to their appropriateness and usefulness tovthe recipient. No effort has been spared in securing suitable Holiday Finery for Men and Boys and we shall be pleased to help you choose from our splendid assortment of , Housecoats, Lounging Robes, Fancy Vests, Dress Protectors, Mufflers, Neckwear, Shirts, Gloves, Fancy and Initialed Handkerchiefs, Fancy Half Hbse, Suspenders, Pajamas, Underwear and Nightrobes. Our Merchandise Orders may solve, a troublesome Christmas-gift problem. We will issue them for' any amount ..i in ju- All holiday mail orders filled with care and dispatch. Address orders to mail order dept Mid-Winter Millinery CLEARANCE SALE PRICES Correct new models, trimmed with simple elegance by expert designers. Hundreds yet to choose' from. Every one reduced. ONE-FOURTH TO ONE-HALF Off from our usual moderate prices. Hats worth $20 to $30 now. ..$10.00 to $15.00 Hats worth $10 to $15 now... $7.50 to $11.25 Hats' worth $5 to $9 now... $3.75 to $6.75 Lot 1 $6.50 to $7.50 Hats now . ..$3.95 V f s--rf' ,VV- Tt 3 $3.25 to $4.00 Hats now ..$1.95 -vrr- -Lot 4-$2.25 to $3.00 Hats now $1.30 FUR HATS Yor old Furs we'll make into swell new Hats with surprising results. 214 THIRD STREET, 7 O A I 17 V WOMAN'S CORNER SALMON T KL.H. I HATTER ffiFw av-' ..'.'rr.-: The Best of Everything for Christmas - U L,iC ftm A- V KvfUFAcruffiNG- Opticians- V MTLAHD.OBfc ) t4 WMhinrton bat. 4tb nnd Stk. ( We have the rlfcht thing for every person; the right thing for every purse. a beautiful assortment of pleasing gifts. . watches, diamonds, jewei.rv, silverware:, cut gcass, clocks, etc. frrtiand Wholesale SRetaii Art Co. I J Representing one of the largest Eastern manufacturers, we are able J m r.um ,, hn finscf a-n'A lntr(Kt. Hisnlnv of nictures in the citv. - iu euu'T y v. i iniv . . . . j r - - - m . . . . . .. . 1 1 h i? i : r.n.un We cordially invite you to callloefore purchasing elsewhere. 565 WASHINGTON STREET Schwab Printing Co. BEST 1VOH.K. tlKjttONjttlE fKICES a A 1 M SXAR.K STREET x ilt nurchasera can mt time nd DI A mil money by writing to Y I A 111 I represent the best pinno makers 1 1J Bi VS an" retsil at wholesale prices. Walker Bros. sre Portland HOTEL MOORE - SEASIDK, OR. Open all year. Hot salt baths In connec tion with hotel. Special Winter rates. Dan J. Moore, Proprietor. , , lumitutigiHrHHUimmitnnEBiKiiuaHMBnMiiuwc L EM A IRE! PARIS i I I BammnmwEUki i Opera and Field Glasses BEST IN THE WORLD 1 VtA m the United Sute Army and Nary 9 iinimmiiiBawniiiiM Buyers of Oregon Beeswax, Cnsvara (he Northwest. Clarke, Woodward Drug Go. !Hh and Hoyt Sim. Manufacturing, Importing and Wholesale Greater floor space, larger stork al more convenient shipping facilities than any house on the coa.Ht. Private switching track to our door from terminal grounds and all trans coniinmital railroad lines. Direct im porter.! of Gum Camphor and Menthol from Japan. Precipitated Chalk and Sundries from England. - Fine Perfumes and Proprietaries from France. Hypo. Soda and Heavy Chemicals from Germany. Haarlem Oil from Holland. Bark, Grape Hoot and Crude Drugs of THE TRUTH, THE WHOLE TRUTH AND NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH That we are offering the choicest LEMAIRE , OPERA GLASSES FOR CHRISTMAS Dollars lower than they were ever sold for before in Portland. SEE AND BELIEVE COLUMBIAN OPTICAL CO. llrarrr, Omaha, Kansas City. Salt Lake. 'Dallas. Texasi rortlnnd. Orecnnv 133SixthSt. FLOYD F. BROWER, Mgr. Oregonian Bia. - D. C H A :M B E R S OPTOMETRIST Opera Glasses Field Glasses Microscopes and Reading Glasses Special Christmas Certificates For Eyeglasses 129 SEVENTH' ST., NEAR WASHINGTON tsi W II lilill i If-o lliiiilMmumliiiiUllliibllllW Painless Dentistry at 'V3 Off Examination and Estimates Free. Painless Extraction BOe 1 i'liioi'-'iJ'n "olid Gold Crown f4.oo llUhWliil'lJllii:.. 'flnlA anil V.na mVl" TTli 1 iV ' IXArv. ' ' ' ' tllOlyiiig . Best Rubber Plates '. J S7.SO :ilIJl:101MljlwUl r sv.vu i alii M I! I Perfect Fittins and Natural Lookinr. ifeSrlALL WORK GUARANTEED TEN YEARS