THE SUXDAY OREGONIAN, PORTLAND, JUNE 9, 1907.
7
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
OREGONIAJi TKLKFHON E8.
Ountlnr-noom ..Mala TOTO
City Circulation Main 7070
Managing EMI Cor Main TOTO
Pun-iay Editor ....Mala TOTO
Composing-Room . . Maln TOTO
City Editor Main TOTO
errimendtnt Bulldlnr Main 7070
Eaat Slda OdicA Bast 61
AMCSELENTS.
MAHQfAM GRAND THEATER (Morriaoa
between 6th and Tth.) San Francisco
Ojwra Company In "Glroflw-Girnf la." Mat
inee 2:15 P. M.; tonight at 8:15.
BAKER THEATER (3d bet. Yamhill and
Taylor t Out t'oopr and Bakr Theater
Company In "The Prince nnd the Pauper."
Matinee 2:15 P. M-; tonight at 6:15.
GRAND THEATER (Washington. between
Park and Seventh.) Vaudeville, 2:30. 7:30
and P. M.
PANTAOB3 THEATER f4th and Stark.)
Continuous vaudeville. 3:30, T:3U, IF.
LYRIC THEATER 7th and Alder.) Tha
Allen Stork Company In "!51ns of the
Father." Tonight at S:15. Matinees Tues
day. Thursday, Saturday and Sunday at
2:15
6TAR THEATER (Park and Washington.)
All-Stir FlorV- company In "LMirkest Rua
pia " Tonight at S:15. Matinees Tuesday.
Thursday. Saturday and Sunday at 2:13
P. M.
THP5 OAKS (O. "W. P. carl Ins Gates open
12:30 P. M. to 11 P. M., Sundaya and holi
days. 10 A. 11. to 11 P.- M.
BASEBALL (at 24th and Vaughn street)
2::io p. M. Portland vs. San Kranclsco-
Ground Broken for Temple. Ground
was broken on the southwest cor
ner of Kast Burnsldo and East Eighth
Ktrrets yesterday morning for the East
Side Ma.oonlc Temple. Jt will be 100x65
foot in size, two stories high with a
full basement. The building will cost
about J2'.J"0. Arrhitects Pugh & Legg
completed tlte plans yesterday for the
structure, and the contract will be let
this month. It is expected that the
building will be completed ready for oc
cupancy some time next Fall. This tem
ple is the outgrowth of a movement by
Washington I-odgo No. 46, A. F. & A.
M.. whloh purchased the ground, and
was joined by Washington Chapter. The
Masonic lodges remaining in East Port
land will find quarters in the East Side
Temple.
C'ompi-etum; Grand Avenue Bridge.
The Grand Hvenne bridge over Sullivan's
Gulch will prnhably be completed by July
1. as the contract reads. All but two piers
have been finished and the plies for these
hsve been driven preparatory to the con
crete work. Theso last piers are near
the center of the gulch where trouble
was expected, but the piles were driven
to a solid foundation without difficulty
and concrete Is now being filled In around
them. The piers will be built up from
these foundations. From the south abut
ment the steel sections of the bridge are
being swung into place by the big crane.
About 60 feet of the steel frame have
been put Into position from the south
bank.
Couowfi, C'has. R. Morgan, late with
the Aetna Ufe Insurance Company, has
accepted the general agency of the Union
Guarantee Association, the new company
organized by Oregon men, mostly Port
land business men, for the purpose of
carrying employers' liability, steam boiler
and plate glMRS insurance. The company
starts with Jioo.oiio paid-up capital, with
W. B. Glafke, president: F. Dreaser. vice
president; S. O. Spencer, general counsel,
and Dr. J. R. Wetherbee, medical referee.
Oolone.l Morgan will have strong backing
in his bid for Oregon and "Washington
business.
Tni-CrTT League)
Kafebai-l.! Two Games!
Him. Park, St. Johns,
portland trunkmakers vs.
North Pacific Brewers.
Brainard Cubs vs.
I.. S. Frakes Co. Team.
First Game Cabled at 1:30 P. M.
Hir.c Park. St. Johns.
TRi-Crrr League Teams.
Burglart at a Quarry. The police
were notified yesterday afternoon that a
cabin at Franey's quarry on the Barnes
Road had been broken into. Giant pow
der and dynamite are stored there, and It
was feared that some one might be killed
should the storehouse be left unlocked.
Steps were taken to have the owners at
tend to the matter.
New Schedule on the Portland
Haii.wat, 'Light Power Compant to
Oregon CiTYT-Flrst car leaves Ticket
office and waiting room. First and Alder
streets 6:23 A. M., then every 3d minutes
to and Including 9 P. M.. then every hour:
last car leaves 12 midnight. Fare 45 cents
round trip. Tickets must be purchased.
Site" For Sale. That charming apart
ment site, corner Twenty-Second
street only 130 feet north from Wash
ington street; over quarter block; for
sale at a bargain. Go and see it and
judge for yourself. The residence free
with the ground. Goldsmith. & Co.,
442 Sherlock building.
A vr physician with license to practice
in State of "Washington can get a splen
did location for practice and good guar
anteed salary by answering this. Good
for J4fli a year. Opening now and must
be filled at once. K. 61. Oregonian.
Lecture on Portland's Debt. Ralph
It. Punlwny will speak on Portland's
Bonded Indebtedness, Actual and Pros
pective" at a meeting of Branch No. j,
"f the Socialist party, at S o'clock tonight
in Allsky Hall, Third and Morrison
streets.
The firm of F. O. Northmn & Co. has
been dissolved. F. O. Northmp will
conduct the business at suite 2'ii Com
merelal building. 2d and Washington,
where he will be clad to see his cli
ents, as usual.
The Oregon State Board of Dental Ex
aminers will meet Monday. June 10, 1907,
at 10 A. M 'Allsky Hall, Third and Mor
rison sireots, Portland. George Larkin,
618 Dekum Building, Secretary.
This Will Remind Tou that now Is the
time to have your hair matresses reno
vated and returned the same day. Phone
Main 4T4. The Portland Curled Hair Fac
tory, H. Metzger, proprietor.
WonpvKN memorial services under
auspices Multnomah camp No. "7. in their
hall. Bast Sixth and Alder, Sunday eve
ning. S P. M. Governor Chamberlain will
speak. The public Invited.
"Thw CHETor-A." modern four-story
apartment house, corner ISth and Flan
ders, now ready for Inspection. For res
ervation and terms see Clarence J. Wheel
er, care Tull & Glbhs.
Multnomah Camp W. O. TV. Invites the
public to Sunday evening memorial ser
vices. Splendid musical programme.
Woodmen hall. East Sixth and Alder.
Change: ix A. . C. R. R. R. Schedule
Effective Jink 2. Regular Astoria
evening train leaves Cnion Depot 6:50 P.
M. Instead of 7 P. M. as heretofore.
Spinal Meningitis. Salt baths are a
positive cure, also for rheumatism and
blood diseases. Prof. Friedman, itw1.
Alder. Open day and night.
Church of Our Father (Unitarian),
corner fVventh and Yamhill. Service 11
A. M. Sermon, "Religion on Mars and
on the Earth."
On account of removal we close our
line of outclass Rnd silverware at a
great reduction. A. Vuillemier. 291
Washington.
O. Frank MorrKT, Stationery, engrav
ing, fountain pens, drawing material.
84 Third St., opposite chamber Com
merce. Sargent's Grill. East Side.
Table d'hote dinner daily, eOc.
Special on Sunday, with wine, 75c.
Goods taken on storage or transfer. On
track. Western Storage & Transfer
Co., 321 Ilawthorno avenue.
Entertainers. "The Wizard." Rag
Time Hayes, Leo White, vocalist.
Twelve-Mile House.
Dn. Chester D. Sf.wall has opened of
fices, mis.. 419-420 Marquam bldg.. 4th fir.
PTRAVHAl.'i Seavlew store now open
Frank K. Stratihal. Seavlew. Wash.
Woostek sells best brand of cigars.
Rescue Street Preacher. While re
turning to , headquarters from his home
after dinner last night. Chief of Police,
Gritzmacher witnessed an assault by
boys on a street preacher at Sixth and
Stark streets and placed two of the young
ters under arrest. They at first defied
him to take them, even after he told
them he was the head of the police de
partment. They will be taken before
the Juvenile Court. At police headquar
ters the boys gave the names of Ed
Miirphv, of 432 Twelfth street and
Charles Farnham. of Twenty-ninth and
Going streets. Both are 16 years of age.
They are accused of tormenting and in
sulting a street preacher at. Sixth and
Stark streets.
JUVENII.E Court Wards Picnic Ac
companied by Judge Frazer of the Juv
enile Court and three of his probation of
ficers, 70 lads, wards of the Juvenile
Court, were taken to a grove near the
Oaks yesterday to pass the day In merry
making. The boys engaged In several
baseball games and in other athletic con
tests. A bounteous luncheon was do
nated to the boys by Front street mer
chants and the Portland Railway. Light
& Power Company carried the lads to
the grove and back free. Judge Frazer.
Miss Gray, Marion Johnson and S. D.
White accompanied the youths on the
picnic.
W. C. T. U. Monthlt Tea. The W. C.
T. U. will hold its monthly tea Wednes
day, June 12, at the rooms in the Good
nough building. All are invited. A dec
lamatory contest will be held In the
Christian Church next Friday night.
There will be six contestants for a silver
medal. They are Mrs. Skelton, Mrs.
Blanchard, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Houston,
Mrs. Meserve and Miss Tilden. There
will be singing by Miss Cocking, Miss
Lineham and the choir. .
Rev. R. C. Ramsbt Mat recover.
Rev. R. C. Ramsby. who has been criti
cally ill at the home of his son, C. E.
Ramsby. Midway, was reported consid
erably better yesterday. He rallied from
his sinking spell the first of the week
when he had been unconscious for nearly
two days. Mr. Ramsby is 84 years old
and a well-known pioneer.
For Sale. A beautiful tract of 40 acres
at Mount Zion, adjoining Portland
Heights. This fine property is well im
proved and partly in cultivation. The
owner Is a non-resident, and desires to
sell the property at a very reasonable
price. Full Information furnished by
Donald Macleod Co., 517 Chamber of Com
merce. Dibs From Meningitis. Matthew W.
Parker, a laborer, whose family reside at
215 Grand avenue north, died at 2 o'clock
yesterday afternoon at St. Vincent's Sani
torlum from spinal meningitis. He was
taken ill several days ago. He was at
tended by Dr. James C. Zan.
Lectures on Scotland. Rev. William
Hiram Foulkes. pastor of the First Pres
byterian Church, gave a lecture last
night at the Men's Resort on "The Beau
ties of Bonny Scotland," the address be
ing illustrated with stereoptlcon slides.
Announcement. Beutgen & Fearey,
shoo dealers beg 'to announce that they
have sold their business and their good
will to go with It to E. W. Skinner. Store
closed Monday.
We have the fashionable house-palntlng
colors for 1907-8 Copper brown and cop
per verde. New Era Paint & Varnish
Co.. 172 First street.
Richards' regular Sunday dinner, 4 to
s:3. Webber's Orchestra. Special atten
tion giverf private dining or banqueting
parties. .
Mr. Max, of establishment Max, leaves
for Europe Monday. June 10, address all
Inquiries to Herman Metzger, 226 Front
street.
Stable Wanted. About 100x100. Ap
ply at once to W. H. Grenfell. Francis
avenue and Belmont. Phone Tabor 763.
Anheusbr - Busch. Famous Michelob
brew on draught, and lunch, at the Cafe
Vlgneux, Sixth and Washington sts.
Dubtless Streets.
Portland Road Oiling Co. '
445 Sherlock Bldg. Tel. Pacific 1837.
Office for Rent. Nice Inside room,
Oregonian building. See Superintendent,
room 201 second floor.
Seaside Vh.fc Creek, Cannon Beach and
Oceanslde lots. J. Kraemer, 90 5th st.
Kodak developing and printing. Ill
Sixth, near Washington. I. L. Cohen.
Ete Glasses properly fitted, 21. Dr. B.
J. Mills. Ill Sixth, near Washington.
Plbntt of nice crawfish at the "Quelle,,'
Sixth and. Stark.
Returned to Studio. Aune. Photo.
THEIR LOSS OVER $5000
Weather Conditions Hit a Local Real
Estate Firm Hard.
It is seldom that the -weather man gets
in his work on a real estate firm, but
Portland's largest company was hit good
and hard yesterday.
This firm, which is selling- on a most
unique plan, and which has recently spent
several thousand dollars on their beauti
ful tract just beyond the Rolf links, ex
pected to throw the addition open, to
the public today and had planned an
innovation for their guests, but owing- to
the uncertainty of the weather decided
to postpone their opening1 until a later
date, and announce that their before op
ening offer' will continue until the public
is entertained on the tract. The manager
last night announced that the continu
ance of their "before opening: offr"
means a loss to the firm of over $5000,
all of which Is saved by the home buyers.
WHEREJO DINE.-
All the delicacies of the season at tha
Portland Restaurant: fine private apart
men Li for parties. 305 "Wash., near fcLO.
Try our Chinese noodles and chop
suey, any time, day or night. Six
course special Sunday chicken dinner,
60 cents. Pekln Restaurant, corner 6th
and Stark sts. Upstairs.
Perkins Hotel restaurant. L. E. Mar.
tlnez. Chicken dinner with Ice cream,
etc., 40 cents.
Special Sunday dinner. SO cents, at J. D.
Kruse's Restaurant, 363 Morrison street;
music
Watson's Restaurant will serve a
fine chicken dinner today, 50 cents.
GRANDOPENING.
The Franklin Restaurant 468 Wash
ington street, will nerve their grand
opening: dinner, 60c, from 12 to S P. M.
today. Good music from 5 to 8.
MENU.
Olympia Oysters, Raw.
Chicken Consomme.
Boiled Salmon, Egg Sauce.
Lobster Salad.
Roast Turkey, Spring Chicken, etc.
Mashed or Steamed Potatoes.
few Green Peas.
Strawberries, Ice Cream, etc.
GO SUNDAY.
Coolest place in Oregon is at the
Twelve-Mile House (Castle Kdel Braul.
Rverything the market affords. Attrac
tions. "The Wlsard of the Piano." Rag
Time Hayes. Commencing Sunday night,
Leo W hite, the silver-voiced vocalist and
entertainer. By automobile.' drive, O.
W. P. cars; telephone long distance.
VIII Accompany Omaha Farty.
Joiin M. Scott, assistant general pas
senger agent of the Harrlman lines in
the Northwest; J. H. O'Neill, traveling
passenger agent for the O. R. & N.. and
A. A. Morse, of the freight department
of the Southern Pacific, will accompany
Presents for
Graduates
Only JfL
$10-50
Special W
Some, in 20-year gold-filled cases,
others in silver, gunmetal and
enamel. They sell for $11, $11.50,
112.50, $13.50. All marked down
for this week to $10.50. and
everyone guaranteed. They are
small and Just the thing for the
young lady who graduates this
month.
ONLY
$12.50
Elgin, Waltham
and American
movement, 20
year gold-filled
Fancy and plain dials. Tou can't
buy a more appropriate present
for the young man. A $100 watch
looks no better. While they last
you can get them at this price.
We haven't many. They are all
guaranteed.
JAEGER BROS. Opticians
133 Fifth Street Near Alder
Note For Sale Our old fix
tures. New ones ordered for the
Morrison-street store.
the visiting Omaha buJness men's ex
cursion as far East a Huntington
when the special train leaves here Mon
day afternoon. These three officials
go as the special representatives of
the railroad company and will see to
It that the Omaha special has right of
way and every consideration while on
the Oregon lines.
This Name Worth $100
Avers Nick Costa.
lie Brings Suit, All-rinr That Rival'
Appropriated Title, American
It nllan Grocery,"
(rtVfHATS lnanamer Nick Costa,
W a First-street groceryman In
a complaint filed in the Circuit Court
yesterday tells Francesco Aceto, a mer
chant on the same thoroughfare, a
cognomen is worth $100 and costs. The
name thus valued by Costa Is "American-Italian
Grocery," which hangs in
a multicolored sign over bis place of
business at 342 First stret. That Aceto
maliciously usurped this name and ap
plied it to his rival grocery store sit
uated across the street. Is the com
plaint of Costa, who alleges the usur
pation has damaged him 'to the extent
of $100.
Costa asserts he was given exclusive
use of the title "American-Italian Gro
cery" by the Secretary of State May
27, and that his rival, Francesco, know
ing he had obtained the privilege,
called his store the "New American
Italian Grocery," and published this
fact to the consumers of the neighbor
hood by erecting a sign bearing the
words.
Costa also accuses Aceto of calling
his store "The American & Italian
Grocery" for. the purpose of deceiv
ing patrons who have heretofore fol
lowed Costa's sign as they would a
finger post.
IMPORTANT CHANGE.
Don't Miss Your Train Sunday
Morning.
The O. R. & NV will put its new
schedule Into effect early Sunday morn
ing next, by which three of Its principal
trains will leave earlier than at present.
The Biggs local will leave at g A. M. in
stead of 8:16. No. 2, the Chicago Special
will leave at 8:30 A. M. Instead of 9:30.
and the Atlantic F.xpress, No. S. will
leave at 7:40 P. M. instead of 8:16. There
will be no change In the Spokane Flyer,
No. 4. which will continue to leave at
7 P. M.
With this new schedule a Sunday serv
ice will be inaugurated on the Arlington
Condon and Heppner branches. In both
cases connecting with No. 2. Chicago
Special, from Portland 8:30 A. M.
CARD OF THAXKB.
To the many kind friends who assisted
us in our recent bereavement, the mem
bers of the Police Department, the A.
O. U. W., the Blks and the Eagles, we
wish to express our appreciation for the
sympathy shown.
MRS. STEPHEN HOGEBOOM,
and Family.
North Pacific College
of Dentistry
PORTLANDOREGON
Unsurpassed in equip
ment and idvantages.
One of the largest
schools of dentistry in
the entire West.
The annual session be-
flns October 1st. For
urther Information and
catalogue address
DR. HERBERT C. MILLER,
DKAX.
Corner Fifteenth nnd Conch Sts.,
. Portland, Oregron,
Sykt V ST-.
See the Rose City at Its Best Rose Carnival and Fiesta, June 20 to 22
Summer 5c Outing Suits
TH E surpassing style and fit of our
garments and the sterling quality
of the fabrics and workmanship, places
them on par with productions of the very
finest and highest-priced custom tailor.
OUR assortment of smart summer
effects is the choicest we have ever
shown. We give our personal, unquali
fied guarantee with every garment that
bears our label.
Two -Piece Suits, $10 to $25
FORCE HANDS OF COUNCIL
Civil Service Commission May Take
Clerk Dispute Into Courts.
The action of the Civil Service Com
mission in employing an assistant to
Secretary McPlierson, although no money
had been appropriated for that purpose
by the Council will be up for considera
tion at the meeting of the ways and
means committee of the Council next
Monday. After waiting in vain for an
appropriation, the Civil Service Com
mission, at Its meeting last Wednesday
resolved to force the Council to pay for
sufficient clerical force to transact the
business of the department. An assistant
has been secured and It now remains for
the ways and means committee to say
whether the money will be appropriated
or wnether the matter snail be taKen
into the courts.
City Attorney" McXary will advise the
ways and means , committee as to his
opinion of the legal point Involved. It is
understood that he will tell the com
mittee that the city will have to pay for
the services of the stenographer who has
been hired. There Is some doubt, how
ever, it is said, as to the power of the
Commission, under the charter to hire
additional help and force appropriations
in this manner.
Ox wagon competition makes certain
short railroad lines In South Africa unprofitable.
: A Fishing Pole
: or Box of Candy
Given with each pair of Chll-
dren's Shoes at -
ROSENTHAL'S
PORIXAND'8 BEST SHOE STORE,
e Seventh and: Washington.
HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES Complete
stock, moderate prices. Mail orders solici
ted. Catalogue free. WOODARD, CLARKE
CO., Portland, Or.
S72-374WRRIS0N
fr COR. MORRISONSS-WEST PARK:)
F R A LEY' S
EXPANSION SALE
MILLINERY
High-class Street and Dress Hats for women and girls; modish,
distinctive, fresh from the hands of expert designers and trimmers.
Hundreds to select from now one-fourth to one-half off from reg
ular prices.
"We've already cut through into next room, and aa soon as stock
is sufficiently reduced so we can get everything in cases the whole
partition comes out and the whole bis room redecorated and refur
nished in time for Fall business. .
Every hat reduced trimmed or untrimmed, Milan and chip shapes,
leghorns, horsehair flats, sailors, etc.
FOR GIRLS
Any $2.00 Hat now $1.60
Any $3.00 Hat now. ... .$2.25
Any $4.00 Hat now $3.20
Any $5.00 Hat now $4.00
Any $G.OO Hat now $4.80
FOR WOMEN
Any $ 4.00 Hat now..$ 3.00
Any $5.00 Hat now..Sj 3.75
Any $ 6.00 Hat now..$ 4.50
Any $10.00 Hat now..$ 7.50
Any $15.00 Hat now.. $11.25
All $25 to $40 original patterns now just half. 30 dozen fine, largs
imported Hoses, with foliage, regular $2.50, now $1.50.
212-
THIRD
THE BIG STORE S5SSS
HAWKE'S CUT GLASS BOWLS
ONLY S3.50
' i"' Pmtxaao.Oabo.
Wn Ina-loo aa, bat. U and stn.
The best value for the money
ever offered in the city. Better
get one while they last.
The Month of Roses
The Month of Weddings
And if in need of a
Diamond, now is a
good time to buy
still going up, but a
good investment.
OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT
A. N. WRIGHT Jeweler
293 MORRISON STREET, Near Fifth
Fireworks! Fireworks!
We carry the largest stock of Fireworks in the Northwest, includ
ing the finest Exhibition Set Pieces for public display. Best Dyna
mite Crackers, Torpedoes, Pistols, Flags, Bunting, etc. Wholesale and
retail. Write for catalogue, and price list.
Andrew Kan, & Go. M8Jrrisonst.
Oregonian Subscribers
$25 Talking Machine
OR THIS
$25 VIOLIN
OCT
this
AJ'nS Fins .
r- - . -in
FOR ONLY $16.65-A GREAT OFFER
Just subscribe tor The Oregonmo, one year, pay
75 centa a month, and we'll give you tills splendid
S2o Talking Machine and lx records, worth In all
S23.60, or a fine 125 Violin, complete with bow. case,
strings, etc., either one. for only 16.S6, payable 31-65
on delivery, and balance J cents a week. This special price cannot be
obtained In any other way. It's the greatest value in the Talking Ma
chine or Violin line ever made on the Pacific Coast. Investigate today.
Call, phone or write, either.
EILERS PIANO HOUSE THE OREGONIAN
353 Washington. Corner Park.
(Fnone Ex. 22.)
Room 200, Oregonian Building,
trnone main vuu.J
D. CHAMBERS
TRAD a
6ee him concerning your eyes.
U Sereetk St, u Alder.
LEWIS-STENGER
Barbers' Supply Co.
Morrison and 10th Sts.
The rlrht place to purchase Razors and
Raxor Strops. First-class (rlndtns promptly
dons.
Arrowhead Hot Springs
6an Bernardino County, California.
Elevation 2)00 feet: new hotel: water
ana mud bitlis. Write lor booklet. -
HOTEL MOORE
OPEN ALL THE YEAR
Clatsop Beach Seaside, Oregon
The Cliff Honse of Onsos."
Directly on the beach overlooking
the ocean. Hot salt baths and surf
bathlnft. Recreation pier for fishing.
Sun parlors. Electric lights, fireplace
and furnace heat. Fine walks and
drives. Sea foods a specialty. Ratex,
J2.50 and $3 per day. Special rates by
the week. DAN. J. MOORS, Prop.
fichwab Printing Co.
tisT wrK. MgjsorrjftLE ntrces