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Newspaper Page TextTHE SUNDAY OREGOXIAX, PORTLAND, DECEMBER 6. 1903. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF O&EGOXZAX TELEPHONES. Pac. Statu. H"td. Ormtlna;-Roon Jtaln 7)T A 6r.'5 City Clrcu:atlon Main 7f70 A i'.H Manasln Editor Main "070 A 6-v.ij Funday Editor Main 7070 A 6'iwS CompoUng-Roora Main 7070 A Cltr Editor Vain 7o70 A 0'5 SupL Building! Main "070 A 0J AXCSENESTg. TUB HEIUO THEATER (14th and Wash Inffton streets) Tootpht at :15 o'clock, the rreat American drama. The Lion and the Mouse." BUNGALOW THKATFR (Twelfth and Morrison) Baker Stock Company In "The Roe of the Rancho." .Hatlnee :16; tonight at 8:13. BAKER THEATER (Third, near Yam hill) The pecta.ular musical production. "The I-and of Nod." Matinee 2:15; tonight at 6:10. ORPHEUM THEATER (Morrison, be tween Sixth and Bwenth) Advanced Taudevllle. This afternoon at 2: 15 and tonight at 8:13. FANTAGE3 THEATER (Fourth and Mark) Continuous vaudeville. 2:30. T.30 and 8:30 P. M GRAND THEATER (Washington, between Seventh and Park) Vaudeville de luxe. 2:30. 7:30 and 8 P M. t 6TAR THEATER (Washington and Park) The meocrajna, "A titrutcRle fr Gold." Matinee at 2:14; tonight at 8:15. U'ebfoot Camp to Celebrate. Web foot Camp, No. 65. Woodmen of tha World, will celebrate Its ISth birthday iJrcember 11, which will long be remem bered In fraternal circles as tha anni versary of the mother of Woodmen of the World camps. This camp is tha largest In membership, haling nearly M.) members. Including many of the most influential citizens of Portland. (Governors, Judges, attorneys, profes sional men of all kinds, merchants, art It an s and laborers are amalgamated In a united fraternal spirit. A banquet will be served in the reception-rooms of tire Woodmen of the World Temple, 12S Kleventh street, and an orchestra will furnish music. A quartet will sing and the following will respond to toasts: J. E. Werleln, J. P. Kavanaugh, Judge It. G. Morrow, Frank Mutter, James P.uddiman, W. R. MctJarry, H. L Day, J. J. Jennings and others. Tickets are complimentary but must be secured from the clerk's of flee. East Sixth and East Alder streets. The committee is com posed of A. L. Barbur. T. J. Murphy, X. H. Bird. W. T. Woodward and Dr. Herman J. Harris. Petitiom SO Feet Lono. At the meet ing of tha Lower Albina Push Club, Fri day night, a petition asking the Council to place on the ballot at the next elec tion the resolution asking that the bridge across the Willamette River be placed at Hancock street was submitted. It is JO feet long and boars about lvX names. It Is not an Initiative petition, but mere ly addressed to the Council asking a chance to vota on the location of the proposed bridge. At this meeting the following permanent officers were elected: President, George Lewis; vice president, Fred Townsend; secretary. A. C. Lewis: treasurer, L. M. Davis. The committee on constitution reported prog ress and was given further time. The new club has about 100 members. Bodt Arrives From East. The body of Paul E. Smith, who died recently at Xotre Dame, Ind.. reached Portland yes terday. The funeral will be held tomor row morning at 6t- Mary's Cathollo Church, In Albina, with a solemn requiem high mass. He was a graduato of Co lumbia University and Rev. Father Hugh Gallagher, vice-president of the college, will be celebrant at the mass. He will be assisted by other professors of the university. Father McKean acting as d aeon and Father Heiser as sub deacon. The students and faculty of the college will attend the funeral In a body, a last tribute of respect for the young man, who was popular alike with professors and students. Embossed Statiosert makes an Ideal, sensible present, and the exclusive de signs which Gills are now showing make the most inexpensive, yet appro priate gift you can give. The special announcement on the society pase of' thls paper Is well worth perusing. The J. K. Gill Company, Third and Alder streets. AX iNTERISnSO WlMDOW D IS PLAT Of surveving instruments and architects' supplies at Gill's is attracting consider able attention. One reason for this un usual interest may be attributed to the fnr-t that these goods make a most ideal and sensible present for "him" the en gineer or architecL Tun Woman's Guild of the Church of the Good Shepherd. Albina, will hold Its annual bazaar on the evening of Decem ber 9 and afternoon and evening De cember 1 In Guild rooms, corner Sell wood and Vancouver avenues. Useful and fancy articles, table delicacies and candies will be for sale. Lectures at Masonic Temple:. There will be a lecture at the new Masonic Temple, today at 3 P. M-. by Walter Thomas Mills, on the subject: "Ethical Aspirations and Economic Needs." These lectures will ba continued throughout the week. The subjects are all related to current social and economic evils. The Lons W. P.RCN8 Compaxt, ITC Morrison street have a stock of dia monds, watches, jewelry and silverware that Is complete In variety, correct in quality and right In prioe. 9?e them for holiday goods. "It I the Hair That Makes the Woman. "This and how to be beauti ful is easv. Attend our sale of hair goods- prices, cut In two, and I will tell you. Aza H. Rebbecke. Grand Leader, Fifth street. House-Clean mo Tims I tub Tiki to have your mattresses renovated and re turned the same day. Main 474. A 1374. Portland Curled Hair Factory. H. Metzster. 126-2 Front street. Cnqcesttovahlt. the easiest most pleasant and inexpensive way to solve the "gift problem" Is to visit Gill's, where an endless variety of holiday offerings await your coming. Portland Heights. i block for sale, view- new, modern eight-room house. Facrl'floa at t&A See Henry C. Prud homme. 306 Chamber of Commerce. In surance and loans. Christmas Cards. New Tear cards, art calenders; exclusive lines, imported and domestic' The Postal Shop, lU Fifth street, near Washington. Christmas Cards, New Tear cards, art calenders; exclusive lines. Imported and domestic Th Postal Shop, 124 Fifth street, near Washlrgton. Sewed Soles. 75 Cents. Best Oak leather. While you wait or sent for. Jacob Schwind, 567 Stark, near Park. Phone Main T3i3. A 8212. Thb I r ViNgtok Tennis Clcbhotjss may be reserved for dancing or social parties by applying to Mr. Rowe, Lumbermens National Bank. , Prt Cordwood and slabwood. sawed or four-foot: prompt delivery. 3teel Bridge Fuel Company. Phones: East 424. C 1773. Moore, artist 7th and Stark sts. One dozen platinum photographs make 1? beau llf ul Christmas presents. Order now. For Rent. A few nice 'faces In The Oregonian building. fctce Superintendent room 201. Met me every Tues. eve., 8:30 sharp. Jolly Fellows Dancing Club. Rlnglera'.' Fine Embroidery Done; stamping a specialty. Bertha Martin. 312 Alisky bldg. Dr. J. D. Sternberg has moved to the' Corbett bldg.. Fifth and Morrison sts. Will buv "). Fort. Home Tel. bonds. State lowest price. A D 401. Oregonian. A Home Telephone bond with stock for sal cheap. A D . Oregonian. OtR Ha'-k meets all trains, railroad station Ash. Shipherd's Springs. Renew Maqazuns Subscriptions, at Gill's. Dr. Swain, de-itlst. SU Dekum bid. Heilio) Mat Build Theater. An nouncement has been made that Calvin Hellig has secured an option on property situated at Fifth and Taylor streets, on which a theater Is to be built in case stock In a proposed company Is sub scribed. The announcement Is one more of similar ones made at intervals during the last two or three years, the location of the proposed new theater changing from Fourth and Oak to the Plttock block and then to Alder street D. a Steams Is quoted as authority for the latest scheme. Institution Thanks Donors. The management of the Children's Home wishes to thank the generous public for the donations sent the institution on the Thanksgiving holiday. Particularly ap preciated were the donations of the school children; every public school, as well as private Institutions, very gen erously remembered the little ones. To one and all are extended the hearty thanks of the children, as well as those in charge of the Institution. If Ion desire to see nature In all Its grandeur, take the Oregon Electric car, at Front and Jefferson streets, and ride to Capitol Hill, the fare is only. 6 cents, the scenery and mountain view is un surpassed, incidentally we will show you a nice seven-room house, on lot 60x161 feet which is to be given away free. For full particulars see agents on the ground. Clohessy & Smith, 401-403 Mc Kay building. B. P. O. Elks. Members of Portland Lodge No. 142 are requested to meet In their lodgeroom, today (Sunday) at 1 P. M. sharp. The lodge will then proceed in a body to the Taylor-Street Methodist Church to conduct the memorial service. Visiting brothers are invited to assist By order of the exalted ruler. C. M. Bills, secretary. Otto Herbb. tenor, who sings at the Lutheran Church, West Park and Jeffer son streets, will open a vocal studio in Portland, December 8. Prospective stu dents please apply by letter this week. Address 41V.i Jefferson street. Wi G. Jones has disposed of his barber shop, at 266 Alder street and Is now located at S4 Sixth street. Improvement Club Meets. The Mount Scott Improvement Club will hold Its regular meeting, at Laurelwood hall, Monday evening. December 7. The water question and other matters will be dis cussed. Every resident of the Mount Scott district should be In attendance. Save the Discount. Send check or pay at ofrtce on or before the 10th to save the discount on December bills for the Automatic Telephone. Home phone your long-distance calls to Tacoma, Seattle and way points. Home Telephone Company, corner of Park and Burnslde streets. For Ladies Onlt. We have just re ceived a large stock of fancy vestlngs, acceptable by any one whether hus band, brother, father or sweetheart as a holiday gift No doubt we have their measure. W. P. Kraner & Co.. 223 Washington street Church op Our Father (Unitarian). Seventh and Yamhill streets-Morning, The Life and Influence of John Milton"- evening (Seventh-street entrance). "The Radicnl Differences Between the Emmanuel Movement and tha So-called Healing Cults." Values to J3.73 for 50 cents; one of the ways we advertise goods, on display in our window Saturday and Sunday, for this sale that starts Monday morning. One article to a customer. Elite China & Glass Company, 352 Morrison street A Messaob op Lovb. affection, good will, or friendship is conveyed best in a book. Why not give books for Christ mas? GUI's have the best stock to choose from have you read their an nouncement In this Issue? Thanks Guild Members. The Chil dren's Home was the recipient of a generous donation of. muslin underwear, from the Needlework Guild, for which they wish to express thanks and ap preciation. I Ma KB a specialty of selling business property, income-bearing and vacant; the kind there is big money In from fcOOO to 000. Call on Ev J. Daly, 222-S-4 Falling building. . Wb Can Save Toe 25 to SO per cent on stoves, ranges and heaters, also on "i: of furniture. Rex Furniture Company, 230 Second street Books Are Best for Christmas gifts There Is a book for you to give and you'll enjoy looking iur Third and Alder streets. GENUINE IMPORTED STRANSKT WARE at one-half price to Introduce our store to the public Rex Furniture Company, 230 Second street For SALBElegant oak furnishing goods, shelves and showcases also hat cases and window fixtures as good as new R- M. Gray. 2C9-271 Morrison st BOOKS.-Cholce do luxe, "mlted and numbered editions exclus f; now on exhibition at Gllman's. 411 ash lngton street. Christian Science- Books mottoes pictures. Jewelry, Bibles. Moffett s. 111 Sixth, near Washington street Millinert. velvets, ribbons, etc. this week at Gllman's. (Save 75 cents on the dollar.) Houpe-Movino timber, any sire from 12x12x40. Klein, Ninth and Hoyt streets. . For Christmas Gifts see the Louis W. Bruns Company. 283 Morrison street. Gill's "The Ideal Gift Store." DIAMONDS for CHRISTMAS I- - "SO.. Prosperity has surely returned, and In what more appropriate manner can yon celebrate it than by giving a Christmas present of a diamond? Diamond Indicate prosperity, and. judging from the number we are selling, Portland surely Is hav ing a boom. Our prices on diamonds must be low compared with others, for we are certainly laying aside a great many f.ir Christmas presents. Our Diamond Rings for $25.0) to $50.00 are big values, and if you will compare them with others we feel sure you will agree with us.-- Ladles' Beautiful Diamond Rings, set with one or more diamonds, from J2J.00 up. Cluster IUna-a. set with emeralds, rubles, sapphires, opals and other precious gems, from $10.00 up. Diamond Brooches In all the new styles, set in single stone or clus ter, from $10.00 up. ARTICLES SET WITH DIAMONDS. Cuff Buttons. Tie Clasps, Brooches, E m b 1 e m Pins, Rings, Seal Rings. Scarf Pins, Beauty Pins, Hat Pins, Bracelets, Match Boxes, Necklaces, Watches, Lock- t m U n K o V e'l 1 Pins. SEE OCR TWENTIETH CESTIRY CUT DIAMONDS. The finest gems that are on the market. Cut entirely different from the regu 1 a r, and five times as much sparkle. Must be seen to he ap preciated. With our stock of Unmounted Diamonds we oan match any stone you have. PORTLAND'S BUSY WATCH HOUSE WB HAVE JUST RECEIVED an immense stock of Watches direct from the factories In silver, gold-filled and solid gold. More than we bad expected. They must be sold before January 1st Our Low Prices will make them sell, and Christmas watches can be had for way below the regular prices. Instesd of raising; the prices, as some do, we shall lower them, and for the next two weeks you can buy watches at bottom rock prices. Get Our Prices they will con vince you. Gentlemen's GoId-FlHed Watches from $8.50 up; solid gold from $25.00 up; silver and nickel $2.50 and up. Ladles' Gold - Filled Watches, $9.50 to $40.00; solid gold from $15.00 to $500. If you want a watch now Is your time to buy. We will gladly lay It aside for you until Christmas. EVERY WATCH IS OILED AND THOROUGHLY REGULATED BEFORE IT LEAVES OCR STORE. JAEGER BROS. 266 Morrison Street, Bet. 3d and 4th JEWELERS OPTICIANS Modern six-room house for sale, fur race, two Are places, full lot; near schools and carlinea. Owner, 590 East Taylor street No agents. ExcLUsrvD Designs in Christmas cards, calendars, mottoes. Moffett's, 111 Sixth, near Washington street WHEREJTO DINE. All the delicacies of the season at the Portland Restaurant; fine . rlvate apart ments for ladles, 305 Wash., near Fifth. Superior Restaurant 187 4th. near Yamhill. Special Chicken Dinner. In cluding pie or Ice cream. 85c First class service. Castllllan Grill, Span.sh cooking for men and women. Regular Spanish din ners, 4 to 8 P. M., 60c. 427 Wash. st. Castllllan Grille. Spanish cooking for men and women. Regular Spanish dinners, 4 to 8 P. M.. 60c, 427 Wash st Moore's Restaurant will serve a 80o chicken dinner today, 148 Fifth, opposite Meier & Frank's. Watson's Restaurant will serve a fine chicken dinner today. 60 cents. 331 Wash. A special 60o chicken dinner today at Hall's Restaurant. 330 Washington st PLANT SIBSON'S ROSES Being hardily grown In the open field, roses from the Sibson Rose Nur series can be .planted to advantage whenever the ground Is not frozen or too wet Slbson's roses are famous for reli ability and quality. Plant now for next Summer bloom. Office and nurseries, 1180 Milwaukie avenue." Phone, Sellwood 950. A RESIDENCE BARGAIN. We have for sale a very desirable residence on East Main, near East Six teenth street nine rooms, modern im provements, cement sidewalks, street improved. The price is only $4750; $500 cash will buy this, balance on time. This is a snap. Investigate It . For particulars apply to CHARLES K. HENRY & ON. 2S0 Stark St. Portland, Oregon. VISIT. :SWINT0N TODAY The Weather JViH Not Interfere With Our Automobile Service. We will run covered autos right to our property and show what Is left out of 800 lots that were offered to the public seven weeks ago. Some pur chasers have already made 25 per cent on their lots. While we are grading the streets we will give a discount of 10 per cent on purchase price Call at our office any time during the day and we will run you out to Swlnton and back in an hour. COLUMBIA TRUST COMPANY, Seventh floor. Couch building. Fourth street near Washington. Tel. Main 6681 and A 1916. ORIENTAL RUGS. Nothing More Appropriate for Xmas Present. People of culture and refined tastes consider a real choice Persian rug a picture for the floors. It Is really a source of joy that will last for genera tions. Such real, choice rugs can be had at Atlyeh Bros., the exclusive rug Importers, at 394 Washington street They are offering now hundreds of these superb and artistic gems of the Orient at remarkably low prices. Each rug is a choice one and carefully se lected by Mr. George Atlyeh. who has been In Turkey for the past seven months. COAL, WELSH ANTHRACITE Rock Springs and Australians. In dependent Coal & Ice Co., 853 Stark. Phone Main 780; A 8780. Dry Fir Cordwood. Sawed or in four-foot lengths. Oregon Fuel Company. Main 65. A 1665. When a dantlat in China Is extractlnc a tooth for a patron an assistant pounds on a a-eng- to drown out tha crlea of lha Ttient. fuTs'N DIAMONDS AND HIGH-GRADE WATCHES a-,i . V Tha opportunity to wenre a good Watch or Diamond-at an unusually low pric is always appreciated, and ou? StoZwL "for genuine bargains that always bring crowds of; buyers. Eemember, w. sell only the most reliable goods, and our guarantee stands back of every sale. Men's Open-Face Watches, with gold-filled case; guaranteed 20 years; latest models FIgln$er?Q movement i f m Men's 14-k. Solid Gold HantrnsCa Watoh, with plain or fancy en graved" ease; Wtham or 535.50 ElaTin movement " LAY-AWAY TIME IS HERE Dont wait until the last min ute to select your Christmas gifts. Buy them now, while you oan save money on them. A small deposit will reserve any article for future delivery. Men's Hunting Cas Watch, with gold-filled case: guaranteed 30 vears, and Waltham or o C Elgin movement. Special. . .P1' Ladles Watch, with Hunting Case; oruaranteed 20 years; Waltham or Elgin movement ePclai J J 5 00 Lfadlear 14-k. Solid Gold Watoh. with plain engine . turned or fancy prfto fff .8.?.. ?.1..$2625 M SPECIALS 'lyj All a-naranteed pure f 9 white and perfect, set la i f i ladles' and gentlemen's ,i feal settlmara. lil $100 Diamond Ring.... $ 76 Diamond Ring.... t 13 Diamond Ring.... I 86 Diamond Ring.... t 10 Diamond Ring.... Select any one next small deposit and same lor you until Xmaa. - 885. OO ... .860.00 .,..837.50 820.00 ... .816.00 week, pay will be held LEFFER' T9gf JEWELERS & SILVlKoIVlliria 272 WASHINGTON STREET, PORTLAND, OREGON UmJ AND COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA r-3 "gyT Pprrians at no other season of th,e vear is the value of this great, good clothes store more universally recognized than during that delightfully exciting period just preceding the advent of Christmas, when thousands of persons are searching for gifts through which one's sentiments may be expressed in a practical, sensible manner. 1 " '-a. ' t iS I ' :: Of special interest to holi day shoppers, and the gen eral public, is our great holi day exhibit of Overcoats, Cravenettes, Suits, priced from $15.00 upward; Smok ing Jackets and Bath Robes, from $4.00 upward; Brook Hats, $3.00; Dent's, Fownes' and Adler's Gloves, from $1.50 to $2.25; plain, fancy and initialed Handkerchiefs, silk Nightgowns, Pajamas, Suspenders, Mufflers, Um brellas, Neckwear, Sweater Jackets and Hosiery. We are exclusive Portland agents for Holeproof Hosiery ;. guaranteed for 6 months; Men's Holeproof Sox are now $1.50 for box of six pairs the same guarantee and same sox as formerly sold for $2 box. . . CHRISTMAS PHOTOS. Pictures taken at Aune, Columbia bldg., between now and Christmas, will be fin ished promptly regardless of weather. Are You Going to CALIFORNIA? Write Chester W. Kelley, 608 First avenue, Seattle, Wash., Representative HOTEL DEL MONTE Near historic Monterey, Para dise of the Pacific. Mid-Winter Golf and Polo Tournament for Northwestern players. A delightful climate, beautiful surroundings. Booklets, rates and particulars gladly given. A SPLENDID SHOWING OF CHRISTMAS PRESENTS Beautiful Japanese and Chinese novelties all the latest crea tions: Satsuma, Cloisonne, Bronzes, Hammered Brass Ware, fine decorated Porcelain Tea Sets, Silk Embroidered Kimonos. Ladies' and Gentlemen's Jackets, Mandarin Coats, Screens, Carved Furniture, etc. Closing Out Entire Line of Toys. Everything: Reduced 25 Per Cent. PAGODA BAZAAR ANDREW KAN 246 WASHINGTON ST. BUILD! BUILD! BUILD! We have several plans of bun galows. Call and see them if j'ou contemplate building a home of your own. We can finance it for you. Plans and specifications at 1 per cent. Building Department. COLUMBIA TRUST COMPANY 714 COUCH BUILDING 109 FOURTH STREET DESKS s TABLES Just opened for your. . inspection, our fifth car load of 0 u 1 1 e r Office Desks this year. The only solid oak desk made, and lower in price than veneered desks. Think of the number of desks sold. Think of the number of men we have saved money. Why can't we do the same for you ? Come in and see us about it. STATIONERY & PRINTING CO. Eifth and Oak Streets EVERYTHING FOR THE OFFICE chwab Printing Co. BEST WORK. REASON ABLS FXICES 9 AtM STARK STREET Suitable Xmas Gifts Something in the electric cooking: line. Something In the electric fixture line. Something In electric novelties. Something; In an electrlo stand lamp. We Have Them All GET OIR PRICKS AND SEE THE GOODS. WESTERN ELECTRIC WORKS NO. 61 SIXTH STREET, PORTLAND, OR. Phones Main 188, A 1680. Ik !g THE PERRY HOTEL Madison St. A Boren Ave. SEATTLE Absolutely Fire-Proof European FUn CnltedWlreleu Station The HlChest Grade Brery Mod.rs CosTealeacs Centrally located and commanding; a view of th Olympics. Cascade Mountains. Mt. Eainier and Puset Sound. Auto-'Bun meets trains and boats, J. 8. McTERNAN. ManaEor THE PORTLAND SHOE REPAIR CO. 269 Yamhill, between Third and Fonrth. Bauer & Storjper, Props. Phone Main 7655. Bhoes caiiea lor uu Work Done While 'rii'- I ou Wait riL.ii A J776 Fbones Main J77S. Vulcan Coal Co. 32'J Burnslde St. WE HAVE Rock Springs Coal ATI Other Hlgrh-Orade House Coals. HOTEL Washington Annex SEATTLE Rates: European SI per day op American S3 np All modern outside rooms with every con venience. Free auto-'bus meets trains and oats. - J. H. DAVIS, Proprieto DUTLBRiANNEX HOTEL CORNER 4TJ;-i 'iL mabion st; 'iEATTLE.WASU Cfntrly tooa.ted avithm ttr b Lodes of principsi tie&.tr3 and on ; 1 ha.1 block from ', UNR TO .AYPEXPOSmOH APIO depot , 1 LI DAY "AMER ICAN PLAN 2 J -EUROPEAN BUS MEETS ALL TRAINS AND BO AT3 .CARUCTON GlbB&E.T Jlsnaysr