The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current, January 20, 1907, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextTHE SUNDAY OREGOMAir, .roRTLASD, jasuary so, ioqi. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF OREOONIAN TELEPHONES. Cauntlni-Room ...M1b TWO :ity Clrcuifction ........ .Main TOTO wncinr Editor ...Mio 7070 Buniiy Editor Main TOTO l onipoain-Kxxm Main 7OT0 City Editor Main 7O70 Fupcrltiteodent Bulldlnc ....... .- Main lOTO ia omoe. .................. AMIKEMENTS. BAKER THEATER 3S bet. TmmliUI lt.cI Tmy lnr Baker Theater Company In "Why Baxter Butted in"', matinee at to niKht at 8:13. EMPIRE THEATER filth nl Morrtoon) The MldniRht Flyer"; m&tlne t .lZn tonisbt &t S ; 13. GRAND THKATER (WaaMnpton, between I'ark and ScventM-Vaudevllle, 2:30. 1:30 and 0 P. M. STAR THliATiuIi (Park and Wsblnrtoa) AKph Stuck Company in "Humbug"; mat inee at 2:15; tonight at 8:15. 1.YHIC THEATER 7th And Alder) The Z,yrle Stotk Cuiupany In . ptio" ; &zad 6:13 Fvnkral or Mrs. Xa.nct J. M'Calla. The funral of Mrs. Nancy McCalla, who was burned to death at tier borne. 54 East Eleventh street, Wednesday after noon, was held yesterday afternoon at the Central Baptist Church, East Twen tieth street. Rev. W. T. Jordan, the pastor, conducted the services, and the interment vas in Lone Fir cemetery. A. 11. Kennedy, H. McDaniels. R. D. In- man. John Five rent. F. M. Newklrk and H- . Dean were the pall bearers. There wag a large attendance of friends of the bereaved family, Mrs. McCalla had lived in East Portland for over 40 years, and was known to all the old-timers. Fatjlllt Hurt ix Whbck. Frank M. Howe, a locomotive engineer, who for merly worked out of Portland hut who recently has beeri employed on a railroad running; out of Hy. Kevada. was fatally Injured In a wreck at that place last Sunday. He died the following Monday nd the body will be shipped here for burial. He leavs a wire and mother. Mrs. O. I'-- Howe: three sister:., Kirs. K. Cole, of Portland; Mrs. W. L.. Car- mack, of Portland, and Mrs. T. Fitch, of I'anyon C-ity, and a. brother, E. N. Howe, of Kalama, Wash. WOADLAW.N ORANOB TO ENTERTAIN. Mrs. J. K. StandsUiiry, "lecturer of the Wood. awn Grange. Patrons of Hus bandry, has arranged an entertainment lor next Saturday nlfJit, January 26, 1: the hall of Wood lawn for Grangers sen- erally and others. J. II. Reld, Fruit Commissioner for the Multnomah Dis trict, and W. H. Williamson, secretary of the State Horticultural Society, will tie present and address the meeting mainly on th subject of swaying fruit. Teachers' Progrrsb Club. Several irr-vl Multnomah County Teachers frogress flub which met at the City Hall yes- lerday morning. A paier upon the sub ject. "Essentials of the Recitation." wan nlven by Miss Olesto A I bin. and one upon "Preparation or Art of Study," toy Mrs. Mabil Burgliduff. County Superin tendent Robinson and Principal Hadley, f t tif Holladay school, gave short ad d ressses. Acquitted or AsgATHiL-liec Cooper, charged with larreny in a dwelling and with sMRBiilt with a danffroun weapon, was acquitted by Justice of the Peace Rehl ytterday morning:. The arrest was ifiade ftt the request of Slnjar Hong, a, Chinese living at 270 Pine street, who alleged t hat Cooper, who is a collector for the Portland Gas Company, had stolen $90 from him and had attacked him with an axe. BVTlUJB ANKrVRRBART CONCERT AND Dancb under auspices of Clau Macleay, - rion hall, Friday. January 25. & P. M. A selected programme of Scottish songs will be rendered by Mrs. Walter Reed. Mfss Kathleen Lawr, Mrs. Lulu sillier. J. Adrftiii Eppins. J. 3. Currlck. J. D. Murray and the Treble Clef club. Jiigrh- Innd piping. and. dancing;. Everest's or- eheatra. Admission 50 ents. - Funeral of- Wii.maii Randei.l. Wil liam Randell. a-Portland contractor who died at the Good, Samaritan Hospital Jan-? tiary 13 was buried at Multnomah ceme tery January 15. after funeral services had been conducted at Holman's under taking parlors. . The deceased was born April 6, 1857, and is survived by a wifo. The funeral nervices were conducted by . Rev. T. L. Eliot. Rotal Aucanum. All members of Wil lamette Council are requested to be pres ent at the funeral of our deceased Bro- ther, Charles 3. Whitcomb. at the chapel of J. F Kin lev- & Son. at 2 o'clock, F M ., Monday, January 21. " Kidnaper Bound 0ver.-Q. Yamapuchi. charged with abducting: 9-year-old Chlyo XnkashJma, from the Hillsdale public school, was bound over to the grand Jury under : $2000 bonds in the Municipal Court yesterday morning. This Will RBMtSD You Hint now Is the ttnie to have your hair mattresses reno vated anil returned the same day. Phone M;iin 474. Tho Portland Curled Hair Fac tory. II. llctzeer. proprietor. Thkatwcal An MTJ8TCAL.-'Mre. Kditii Smylhe, formerly of Royalty Theater. London, has opened a studio in the new Tllfovd Bldg. and will take pupils in dramatic elocution and piano. For sale Complete furnishing: and- equip ment for 16-room boardlnghouse, well lo cated in residence district, niled with nice liople: rent reasonable. C. W. Pallett, 304 Kenton Bids:. Wedding Gifts. Should be selected at once; Mrs. Frohman goes to California Tuesday evening for four weeks. Parlor t ' will be closed until March 1. Mrs. KVohman. People's Forum. Frank Coulter will speak on "How to Be Free and Happy" or "Tolstoi's Remedy." at the People's Forum, Selllnar-tf lracli building;, tonight. GUBAKEHBNT MiLDB PAJSABUS. TIlB Grand avenue embankment between East Stark and Oak streets had been made passable for pedestrians. For Saie. Modern 8-room house on fractional lot, two blocks from new EaHt Side High School. Price $&00. Apply to owners. 273 Stark Btreet. ' .hand Mahk Ball! February 22, 1907. Kiven by Arbutus Circle 273, w. of W. in V. 0. W. Temple, Eleventh and Wash ington streets. AnAxubbr - Ettscw. Famous Mlchleob brew on draught at the Cafe Vlgrneux."6th and Washington sts. Merchants' lunch. When dining out go to Richards Bpe- clal Sunday dinner with wine. $1 per cover, 4 to 8:30 Weber's Orchestra. Warehou sr Pbopbrtt Wantbd. H al f or quarter block on track. Give price and description. O 57 Orefronian. I-Vii Sals Chbap. Rncyclopdfa Brttaji nira. 28 vols., full calf, good as new. Atl- drcss 0 59 Orcgonlan. Scat Sale for William Jennings Bryan onens today at the business otrioe Y. M. C. A. Dr. W, I. Howard, chronic and nervous diseases, Comrnonwealth Bide., Sixth st Tr. Geo. P. Koehler, returned, resumes practice, metdner bid?-. lOth and Wash. It your pipes leak, phone Hulme & Co. today, Pacific KH. Wanted. A lady to care for little girl. F' flo Oregonian. Water bottles repaired. 423 W. Morrison. IW. Swain, dentist. 8X1 Dekuro bldg, Woostkr wants to see Vou. SEND LARGE DELEGATION Portland Advertising: Men to Attend Convention at Spokane. Portland advert J sins" men are preparing to send a lx delegation to Spokane next Friday evening to attend the convention of th Pacific Coast Advertising Men's As- Msavfiion, v which will ba called to order PRICES REDUCED ODDS AND ENDS We believe that in order to keep up a nice, clean stock it is necessary to dispose of odd pieces that will collect even If we have to sell them below cost. That has alvavi been our policy., and it accounts tor our always up-to-date line of new things. This -week we are going to move our stock of ' . ' Shopping Bags and Purses They are al! fine, well-made and mostly leather lined, thus insurinjr Ion j wear. We are going to give a reduction on every one of at least 25 PER CRNT. On some we offer still greater bargains. This Is your chance to set . good bag at about wholesale price. ... Umbrellas We have the latest designed handles with the best Bilk and linen mixed c6vers. We engrave them beautifully without Charge. YOU can buy them this week at 25 PER CE.VT OFF the prices they are marked. Diamonds We are selling- lots of diamonds at our usually low prices to shrewd buvers who know values when they see them. They are advancing faster than any other article of Jewelry. If you want one buy it now. You will pay much more a few months later. "We cart show you some beauties, and even at the advancing prices you will be surprised to see What a nice Showing a little money will make at our store. Diamonds remounted. New settings made lor old rings. We can Tnake your small stones show up to the best advantage. JAEGER BROS. 133 FIFTH STREET, NEAR ALDER CORRECT MILLINERY AT CLEARANCE SALE PRICES Every Hat Must Go - " 1 i Half Price and Less Including every new creation in Evening Hats; white and delicate shades ; Suit Hats, Street Hats, and general utility Hats. EXTRA SPECIAL A lot of about 130 milliner-trimmed r'e t Shapes and handmade braid Hats, no two alike ; blacks and colors; formerly $2.50 to $3.o0; now , 85 New Spring Violets, large, beautiful bunches, unusual vals., 20-35 FRALEY'S 214 THIRD STREET. Saturday morning. Many matters of deep 1ntert to tiie advertising men of the Coast will be discussed a.n3 much good Is expected, from the gathering.; The busi ness session will take up the entire Jay Saturday, followed by an elegant banquet In the evening given by the Spokesman Review and. Chronicle, of that city. The address of the evening will be made by a representative of the Spokane Chamber of Commerce on "Spokane 35O.O0O Cub." This will be followed by a. doxen or more short addresses by advertising and news- paper men from tho Coast states. H, C, Outhbert of Victoria, will speak for Can ada. Montana will be' represented on the proiirra.mme. as will also Oregon, "Wash ington and California. Sunday will be de- voted to -pleasure. Lewis H. Mertz. of Los Angeles, will be x-e-e looted Beeretary- tre as urer. and It is said that a Portland man will be elected president. OAKS SKATING RINK. Leaping; Cap Today Six-Day Race Opens Monday iNight. Today Professor Harrison will make his last leap on the gap, and Monday night the big six-day race will start. Ten professional racers are entered and some records will be smashed. There will be 30 minutes racing each nigJit, with general skating before and after the race. WHERE T0 DINE. All the delicacies of the season at Of Portland Restaurant: fln private apart- oienta tor parties, 306 Wash., near 6U1. Special Sunday dinner, 50 cents, at J. D. Kruse's Restaurant, S63 , Morrison street; music; open nights. EHcgant Sunday dinner 50c, at' Brandes Grill, 103 Blx-tU street, from 12 to 9 P. M. Elegant turkey dinner, 50c, at Brandes' Grill. 103 Sixth street, from 12 to 9 P. M. Watson's Restaurant will serve' fine chicken dinner today, 60 cents. Pel&iH ReitanniBl Compaay. American and ?h!neae kitchen, new and up-to-date in all its appointments. Noodles and chop suey a la chlnols. An excellent merchant's lunch daily, from 1 1 A. M. until 2 F M., 25 cents. Kntrance 323 1-2 Stark, corner Sixth. Second Floor, EXPOSITION RINK SKATERS The warmer weather bavins melted the ice, devotees of skating: are ap pearing at the Exposition rink: in lar ger crowds than ever. All seem glad to return again to the comfortably heated rink and enjoy roller-skating; under Its best advanta ges. Alter the regular session on Tues day evening will occur the first of a series of etas' parties. On these occa sions the masculine patrons of the rirfk will be extended privileges of a more strenuous nature than at the regular sessions. No admission will te charged. Just 25 cents tor skaters. - Spectators wel come In the galleries. WE WILL PAY CASH FOR British Columbia Amir. Coal; Nicola Coal A Coke: Hurst Switch: Cascadia: Standard Con: Almeda: Alaska Petro leum and all . other active mining stocks. Canadian Marconi; we save you money on this and every other stock. Call and see us if you want to sell or Invest. Standard Securities Company, Lafayette Building, 6th and Washington. $5.00 WILL BUY A ladies' drees skirt, black and colors. worth $10, Monday at Ie Palais Royal. 375 Waahlnirton street. CARI OF THANKS. Mrs. J. Gordon and family extend thanks to members of No. 264, I. L. M.,- and T. A,, No. 27, A. O. tV WM and friends for kindness and sympathy ex tended during illness and bereavement of our beloved husband and father. There are many standards; Schilling's Best Is the standard lor tea and coffee In lh Unitad St&taa. Popular Jewelers HATTERY CORNER SALMON FAVOR FINE PARK SYSTEM city officials -A N i lxrrtA- TIVE OSE HUNDRED CONFER. Resoh Upon Employment of Expert . to My Out Extensive Pleasure Grounds and Boulevards. ' A' resolution recommending an appro- priatlon of $5000 to pay for the services of an expert engineer and landscape- srar- dener In laying- out a park and boulevard system for Portland was adopted yester- afternoon at the Joint meeting- of the Council. Parte, -Board and . Initiative One Hundred. . Members of the three organiza tions expressed themselves as heartily in favor of the movement that has been In augurated to lay out an extensive system of pleasure grounds for Portland. The vote on the resolution was unanimous and it is probable that the appropriation will be voted by the Council at its next meeting. Several park locations were discussed, but it was decided to take no positive ac tion toward making selections until the report of the expert is received. One of the chief reasons advanced for the em- uioyment of an Eastern man is that in wiis way an entirely unbiased report will he obta I ned it t id - residents will know that no partiality has been shown any-particular section of the city. An option on 27 acres of land on Council Crest was offered the city by Mrs. P. C. Smith. The price stipulated is $100,000, and the option is binding until October 1, un less the park measure fails to be adopted at the June election. It was recommend ed that the option be accepted, without binding: the city in any way to take the land. An option which was offered some time ago on 14 acres on Mount Tabor was also ordered accepted under the same conditions. J. O. Ainsworth, chairman of the park committee of the Initiative One Hundred, explained the park and boulevard system which has been drawn up by that organi sation, involving: the expenditure of $1,000,000. He said that the essential step at the present time waa the setting" aside of $5000 for the services of an expert. Councilman Gray said tiint a majority of the ways and means committee of tbe Council favored the. project, and that he thought the appropriation would be au. thorized by the Council. Francis I. Me- Kenna made the motion asking that stieh HAVE IT RIGHT Your Beverairra Made Good Enoogh to Vla Yon. The rule about not boiling: coffee leads many persons to prepare Poatum In the same way. This Is a mistake and, of course," is un fair to Postum. Have it just right and it has much the same flavor as the mild and high-priced Java coffee, but never causes the trouble that coffee does. An Illinois man found out how to make Postum so it tasted as g-ood to him as his old-tlmev coffee. He writes: "For years I could not breakfast with out my cup or coffee. "During this time I was troubled with palpitation of the heart, with smother tnir and nervous spells. Tbe doctor told me to quit coffee but I did not. ' "Finally, one time while visiting', I was Siven Tostum for breakfast. I can't say I enjoyed it ftt first they only guessed how to cook it. I in t when we followed the direction on the package, . we all agreed that 'Postum' was fine. "Then I began to enjoy my meals. Could take plenty of substantial food be sides the Postum and felt good after wards. My headaches were gone, and gradually I forgot I ever had heart trouble. I have told persons we used Postum at our house and they remarked they did not know how we could 'use the. stuff, They did not get at its goodness because It was not made rlcrht. "A lady. tried to Rive Postum to a lot of hired men, but they would not take it. - I tasted it as she made It and didn't won der it didn't taste like ours. Asked about it he aald" ehe had never paid much at tention to directions on package. "The next time I saw her she had learned how to make Postum right and said the men folks asked for their second cup. Follow directions and you'll have good Postum." Have it right. ame given by Postum Co., Battle Creek, Mich. Read the directions -on the package. '"Xhera'a a reason." Only CLE jyiii ., iv SURPASSING VALVES JUVENILE DEFT, BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S NORFOLK SUITS 6.00 Values at $3.85 6.50 Values at $4.50 f 7.50 Values at $4.65 i 8.00 Values at .....S5.25 $ 9.00 Values at $5.85 sjslO.OO Values at . - . $6.60 Boys Overcoats i and Reefers at Clear ance Sale Prices action be taken by the Council, which was Pprofesor J. It . Wlteon. of the T'arl Board, spoke In favor of including In th parkin? scheme the reservation of blocks for children' playgrounds. ' He declared that tli city should sot a?lde a.t least one block" nur each school for this purpose. A' motion made by him to the effect that the playgrounds be. Included In the general project waa passed by a unanimous vote. Although tho wo options mentioned wero ecejtecl, the sense of the meeting1 was that all property acquired for parK Durooses should he obtained through W)n- demnation proceeding. Ana. general rule It was asserted, this plan prove moat satisfactory and also relieved the taxpay- ers from any fear tnat the city is paying too much for the land. It Is not yet known whether the $5000 appropriation will coma out of the park fund or out or the general runo. coun cilman Gray said that the ways and means committee had practically decided to -place $50,000 in the. park fund, witlvtne understanding that $500 of it shall be de- voted to hiring an expert engineer. Coun cilman Shepherd was of the opinion that money for this purpose would nave to te taken from the general fund. After a thorough discussion this point waa left to the decision of the Council. M'KINLEY IS IN SHANGHAI Little Egypt Returns and Reports Doings of Land-rVaad Culprit. Horace G. McKinle'y, second in com mand In the Oregon land frauds, who fled to China August 15, 1905, is reported to be running a small hotel on the out skirts of Shanghai. .The news of McKin. ley's whereabouts was brought to- San Francisco by L4ttle Egypt,, who accom panied McKinley when he disappeared. Little Egypt returned from the Orient the other day on - the "United States transport Logan, only instead of being' Little Ktgypt." she comes back, as Mrs. John T. Green. The dancer is he wife of a private in the Twelfth Infantry. She declares that she did not go to the Orient as McKinley'8 companion, but that she was a passenger on the' ateamer Mongolia and thereby gained the reputa- tion of having gone with the man who flgrured so largely in Oregon's land frauds. Mrs. Green says that McKinley is In constant fear that he will be spotted by the United States Federal authorities. On account of this, .ah e nays that McKin ley is practlo&Uy a. physical wreck. ' On the way over to China Mcivinley spent his money lavishly and was on the verge- rvf croinff broke when he onened the hotel on the outskirts ot Shanghai. He is re ported to' be making money now. CARU OF THANKS. T 3esire to express my. sincere thanks and appreciation to my many friends and the Martha Washington Chapter, 0. E. S for their kindness and sym pathy tendered me during the , greatest sorrow of my life. WALTKR HOWARD JUDSON. . Hiver Eats on Yankee Side. E:r PASO, Tex., Jan. 19. At a mating of tbe citizens of Vsleta and Socorro and the citizens of the Rio Grande Valley De low El Paso yesterday, it wag decided to appeal to the . International Boundary Commission for power to cut a canal on the Mexican side of the. river, straighten ing thi course, in order to save the towns of Ysleta and Socorro and several thou i 4?ee Eiler Ad. Ten More "o a TYrr"rr Men's Suits Overcoats and Raincoats Count the hours for only ten more of these phenomenal bargain days remain. Our Sweeping Clearance Sale will then come to a close In every department of our establishment High - Grade Ap- parel go at wonderful price concessions. m.!; mum sand acres of the valley land from heir thrown into Mexico, by the cutting of new cnannei. or years tne river nas been gradually cutting its way into the American side. Hood's Sarsaparilla ensures prood ctlsejt tion and strenRth to the vital organs. In sist upon Hood's. Buys a good used piano here now. $200.00 buys a dandy only slightly used- $100.00 gets another one in good play ing condition; rosewood case. , The above are all uprights and are exceptional bargains. Will extend reasonable terms of payment. $40.00 buys a pood square piano. $65.00 takes another one'; $4.00 per month. $200.00 for some discontinued styles of new pianos reliable makes ; $10 per month. . A large assortment of the world's best pianos, piano players and in terior player pianos. Come and see them; we will make price and terms to suit. Soule Bros. Piano Co. 374 Morrison St., Cor.W. Park St. Established 1860 I HENRY 5TE1L CO. 1 I Artist Tailors and Importers : ; Now Permanently located at ; : 642 Market Street : Opposite Old Palace Hotel HIGHEST PHICB ff A 1 1 IK THE W. U R I. U FOR SKILLED LABOR CUT THIS OUT CUT THIS OUT FREE COUPON In order to Introduce onr nw Car bon Chlorido work wo will griv the holder of this coupon, and one otlior person, three beautiful portraits, size 7x11 Inches, by paying; 50 cents at tudlo. Come early In the day If you want chiljrfln's photon taken. Studio open from 9 A- M . until 6 I'- M. Sun days 10 A. M. to 4 P. M. I. Z. Dufresne SB. McN. Moore, Props S336 WaahlBstom Stmt. D. Chamlers OPTOMETRIST Vision scientific ally corrected. Artl- fteUal mrmm fitted. 12 7TH ST, NEAK ALDEB ST. Urfest and Best Equipped Optical sts lUhmtot In' North wait. Moil tartt $135.00 Days of These PRICES DOUBLE-BREASTED, 3.00 Values at $ 6.00 Values at $ 7.00 Values at Values at 9.00 Values at . $10.00 Values at "Ty M 'TOQ IF you are Z A A JVfcinot consult pert and P&rtuno.Orca ta WaMtatnvtoaa bet. tla and Atb. . fry rjr jr- 293 MORRISON ST. Near 5th St. Our Stock Is New and Up-to-Date All Goods Just as RepresentedWright Is All Right AAAAAA TWO Why wear 2 pairs of glasses? IN One pair of "INVISIBLE" KRYPT0KS OINE is all you need COLUMBIAN OPTICAL COMPANY i Denver, Omaha, Kaaaaa City, Sal LaJte, Dallas Xeaut Portland. Or. 138 Sixth St FLOYD f. BItOflLR, Mir. Orcgonliin Bid. : CLARKE, WOODWARD Direct Importers of heavy and foreign chemicals, French perfumes and proprietaries, Haarlem oil. Japanese camphor and menthol, English cbajlc. German hypoaulpblta soda and chlorldn of lime in lead-lined, caaka Private awltcMng- track from all railroads to our doors. We Invite correspondence. Conveniently located at Ninth and Hoyt streets, near Union Passenger gcjtvab Printing Co. tMtT T0ltK. KEASOltJMlB MtCKt 2 4 7 '4 ST AR.K STREET! TWO-PIECE SUITS --...$3.85 854.85 $5.00 .$5.50 SJ6.00 Sailor Suits With Straight Pants at Just One-Half Price troubled with headaches, why our Uptician. He is an cx can give yoa relief without a doubt. Wc grind all our lenses in our own shop, making com plicated lenses our specialty. A CONSULTATION WILL CONVINCE YOU A. IN. WRIGHT THE IOWA JEWELER Near 5th St. ? DRUG CO. Xtsl;:L. HOI EL MOORE 8KASIDE, OR. . Open all year, t!on with hotel. Hot a!t baths in Conner Special Winter rates. Dan J. Moor. Proprietor. I