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Newspaper Page TextT nre STJAPAr OKEGOXIAy, PORTLAND, DECEMBER 13, 1903. . 1 ' I III 1 111 srTT A2 7 CITY NEWS IN BRIEF OPEN EVENINGS ' -nl"""""1-1"1""""""-'"1" "' '" I nui I ORTGOIttAN TT.LEFH0NX3. Pae. stats. Horn. rvrantlnrr-Rnom Main 7no A ' C'ly Circulation Mala . W A MMIJIM Editor Mai" ! A f inday Editor Main jO.O A 60 '5 CompoKln.-Room Main ' A Cltv Editor ...Main 707 A Sf5 6upt- Bulldlnit Main 7070 A 0tS AMUSF.MEXT9. HEII.IO THEATER (Fourteenth and Waib lngtnn) "The Devil" Tonight at 8:13. I BrNGALOTV" THEATER Twlfth and Morrlaon) Baker Slock Company In The Knaa of th Rancho. Mali nee 2:15; tonlnht at 8:15 o'clock. ' BAKER THEATER (Third. naar Tarn him Murrav and Mack In "The Sunny side of Broadway." Matinee. 2:13; tu- i night at b:13. : OHPHEUM THEATER (Morrison, be tween Sixth and Seventh) Advanced vaudeville. This afternoon at 2:15 and tonight at 8:15. . PANTAGE8 THEATER (Fourth and lHrk Continuous vaudeville. 2:30. T.30 : and 8:30 P. M I GRAND THEATER (Washington, between Seventh and Park Vaudevllla da luxe. 2:30: 7.3u and P. M. ETAR THEATER (Washington and rark) The melodrama. ln Wyoming." Matl nee. 2:10; tonight at 8:15. Has Check Sjoned by Dexeex. Arthur C. Dexter, a traveling salesman staying at the Oregon Hotel. Is the proud pos sessor of a check, for $12.43 signed by Charles S. Deneen. Governor of Illinois. The clrcum stances In connection with the receiving of the check are novel and cover a period of ten years. SIr Dexter as among the first to answer his coun try's call for volunteers for the Spanish American War, joining troop H of the cavalry. The troop was stationed In prlngtleld. 111., for about three weeks Ik1 fore going to the Phllliplnes and during that time was without pay. Nothing was thought about it durlpg the excitement of going to the front and it was only by chance that Mr. Dexter heard of a claim that had been settled by the Government recently, appropriating a sum of over J2H.00O for the pay due the volunteers during their three weeks' encampment at Fpringfleld prior to leaving for the Philip pines. He immediately wrote to the Adjutant-General of Illinois putting in his claim and the check for S12.4S from Governor Deneen was received in . a short time. New Circus la Organized. Circle No. 17. of the Home Training Association, was organized in the South Mount Tabor school Friday afternoon. Mrs. R. H. Tate, of the Mount Tabor Circle; Mrs. J. C. La Barre. of the Portland Home , Training Association, and Mrs. A. L ; Farkhurst. of Mount Tabor, were present : to address the meeting and assist in starting the new circle. The following officers were elected: President. Mrs. "William Hayhurst; vice-president. Mrs. ("harles A. Nagelstach; secretary. Mrs. Krank Gates; trerrVurer, Mrs. William Blohm; members-at-large, Mrs. P. F. . Milera and Mrs. C. F. Rand. Arrange ; ment for regular meetings will be made i later, when an executive committee will be appointed. Bio Sals or Pigeons. The largest deal in live pigeons ever made in the Norther west was closed yesterday when the Krebs-Reynolds Poultry Company, of Urooks, bought the entire stock of the Mount Poott Pigeon Lofts from Dr. A. Reed. The pigeons will be transferred to the Brooks farm in a few days. There are 13)0 birds In the lot and the price paid for them was JJiiiO. Some of them were rrixe winners and are valued at 1." each. The Krebs-Reynolds Company will make a specialty of raising squabs for the Portland market. Fur it and Fuiwer Mission Grateful The Fruit and Flower Mission wish to extend their sincere thanks to their kind friends who so generously answered the Thanksgiving appeals, and only through the generosity of the public was the Mission enabled to take Thanksgiving dinners to over 30 sick and needy families and help, stock the storeroom to supply the baskets for the regular Thursday morning -basket work." The heartfelt appreciation of the Mission Is with you. Christmas Sale. The Women of the First Unitarian Church are to have a Chrlstmns sale of new rugs, fresh plum pudding, fruitcake and mincemeat on Wednesday. December 1. from 2 until 4 o'rlock. at the chapel, Seventh and Yam hill streets. A few orders will be taken for dolls and fancy articles.. Chirch or Ovr Father (Unitarian), , Seventh and Yamhill streets Morning: (Rev. X. A. Baker. "The Tie Between ! Religion and Morality": evening, (Sev-icnth-street entrancet. Rev. W. G. Eliot, ; "The Significance of the Emmanuel Move 'ment and Its Practical Limitations." J. B. MoEntee, formally identified with the undertaking business of Dunning. McEntee & Gilbaugh, is now Interested in the Ericson Undertaking Company, '409-411 Alder street, which will here . after be known as the McEntee-F.ric-' eon C?mpany. For Christmas Presents nothing can equal Kiser's art photos of Pacific Coast scenery. Hundreds of subjects to choose from. Ask for our new picture "Mount Hood by Moonlight." from Bull Run Lake. 24S Alder street. Mutual Bevefit Life Insurance Coji t.vt s calendars for suitable for the office can be had for the asking de livered at your office. Arnold S. Roth well, general agent. Fhor Main 2u22. Falling building. Entirb Stock of Chinese and Japanese goods of Western Importing Company. . No. 463 Washington street, sold at auc tion. Stile commencing Saturday, Decem ber 12. 1W. at 2 and 7:30 P. M. dally. Services at St. "David's. Rev. C. H. Bloor. of Everett. Wash., will hold ser vices at St. David's. East Twelfth and Belmont streets, this morning at 11 o'clock. Orient ax. Rvos. Special low prices for rare and antique rugs. This is your chance to buy a useful gift at a low price. Cartorian Bros.. 565 Wash. St. Christmas Cards. New Year cards, art calenders; exclusive lines, imported and domestic The Postal Bhop, 124 Fifth street, near Washington. Sewed Soles. 75 Cents. Best Oak I-eather. While you wait, or sent for. Jacob Fchwind, S67 Stark, near Park. I'hone Main 7m A 3210. Christmas Carps, New Year cards, art calenders; exclusive lines, imported and domestic. The Postal Shop, 124 Fifth street, near Washington. Eastman Kodaks. full assortment. HOO to .m).C0. Blumauer Photo Supply Co.. 142 Fourth, near Alder. Ill Sixth, near Washington. Holiday Diamonds. Mrs. A. N. Wright has a number of diamonds mounted and unmounted which she will sell at cost. Phone East 1640. Thb Irvinotox Tennis Clubhouse may be reserved for dancing or social parties by applying to Mr. Rowe, Lumbermen! National Bank. Moore, artist. 7th and Stark its. One dozen platinum photographs make 12 beautiful Christmas presents. Order now. Drt Cordwood and slabwood, sawed or four-foot; prompt delivery. Steel Bridge Iuel Company. Phones: East 424, C 1..3. Dr. Gboroe F. Koeuler has returned. Practice limited to diseases of the stomach and intestines. Swetland bldg. Jollt Fellows Clur Dance at 8:30. Tuesdat Evening. Rinoler's Hall. Calendars, artistic Christmas cards, fountain pens. Moffett's, 111- Sixth, near Washington street. Tell Us where Isaah Grim is and get reward. 143 Front street. Phone M. 640. Ocr Hack meets all trains, railroad station Ash. Shlpherds Springs. Wanted. Printing office machinery. Address R 4M. Oregonlan. For Bale. Fine home, at 355 Hall street. Phone Main Free Insurance INSURED CHRISTMAS GIFTS PEARL OPERA GLASSES $5.00, $7.50, $8.25 Every article purchased at our store Is put in a box or package bearing the name "Jaeger Bros.'" When you make a Christmas gift you want to be sure its the real thing you can't afford to have it otherwise. All Jewelry looks well when new, but it does not always wear well. We In a re yon ngslnst rraud when we band you an article In exchange for your cash. Our name on the box means "Bring tt back If it fails to give satisfaction. " That's our Iamnure Policy. That's the Jaeger policy, and it's backed by the greatest Jewelry record ever mad In Portland In seven years' time. m Genuine Diamond $15.00 More Insurance Our stbek Is always new not shopworn. This is how we do it. All Jewelry, silver ware,, etc, must be sold at a profit within a certain period. - After a rea sonable time, if still on hand, we close It oat at cost, or below coat If necessary, but Its got to go. In this way we keep- our lines snappy and fresh that's why every visitor to our store Is Impressed by its up-to-date appearance and the newness of the articles displayed. Diamond Tiffany $55.00 . .-"it it irifr'miii r'trin nwinnal Gentlemen's Diamond 3SS.OO DONT YOU THINK you would better come in and post yourself on what Is the proper thing In the Jewelry line for a Christmas present. Come and (ret acquainted any way. The glad hand Is out from 8 A. M. to 10 P. M. till Christmas. COT GLASS TUMBLER $475 for Six JAEGER BROS. THE BIG JEWELRY STORE 266 Morrison St., Just West of 3d. Plans Made for T. P. A. Banquet. Arrangements are being made for the annual meeting and banquet of the Ore gon and Washington division of the Traveler's Protective Association to be held in the Portland Commercial Club, December 26. It is expected that 250 mem bers of the association will attend the business session and banquet. The or ganization is composed of commercial travelers throughout the country. The officers of the local body are: Presi dent. Willis Fisher; first vice-president. O. IV Fraser; second vice-presjdent, C. I Dick; third vice-president, L Mon heimer; fourth vice-president. Meyer Abrams; fifth- vice-president, George A. Peel; secretary-treasurer. Joseph C. Gib son; chaplain. Dr. A. A. Morrison. Dr. McLeoo Is to Preach. Rev. Mur dock McLeod. D. D... of the First Pres byterian Church of Tacoma. has been secured by the First Church of this city, to take the place at today's ser vices of Dr. William Hiram Foulkes. who on account of ill health has been com pelled to take a few weeks" rest in Southern California. Dr. McLeod was formerly pastor of the leading Presby terian Church of Des Moines. Iowa. In this pastorate he became acquainted with Dr. Foulkes, who was then pastor of the First Church of Clinton. Iowa. Missions in Alaska Is Subject. At a meeting of St. David's branch of the Woman's Auxiliary, held on Thursday afternoon, at the home of Mrs. Frank Swanton. Dr. Cloor, . who was for sev eral years In charge of the missions at Seward Peninsula. Alaska; gave a review of his work in that region. Bishop SV-adding was present and de livered a short address. Dr. Van Waters also spoke briefly. A short musical pro gramme was rendered, after which re freshments were served. The president. Mrs. a W. Berry, presided. Music Festival Organ. President Frederick W. Goodrich, of the Portland Festival Chorus, reported last night that arrangements had ben practically con cluded with Ellers Piano House by which the latter had kindly agreed to furnish free of all charge to the chorus a pipe organ to be erected on the stage for use at the music festival, next March. The organ will bo "heard principally in Sul livan's "Golden Legend" and Rossini's "Stabat Mater." Club Arranges Smoker. The Catholic Toung Men's Club will give a smoker and entertainment at their new club house. Williams avenue and Morris street, tomorrow night, December 14. All mem bers of the club are invited to attend and bring their friends. The committee in charge of the programme has ar ranged for boxing and wrestling matches, musical numbers and acrobatic features. Resolutions op Regret Passed. At a meeting of Phalanx Lodc No. 14, Knlgl'ts of Pythias, a resolution was passed expressing the regret of that body at the death of the late Ralph B. Fisher, ,a..ii. aiienlion to his many ad mirable, qualities. The committee ap pointed to draft the resolutions was composed of the following: F. El Melvin. A. E. Clark and O. S. Hendee. Navajo Indian Ruos. The sale of Navajo rugs, by the W. B. Glafke Com pany, will continue but a few days more. It will be to your advantage to secure one of these high-grade Navajo rugs while this opportunity of buying them at the right price lasts. Ground floor. Com mercial Club building. Fifth and Oak streets. House-Cleaning Time Is the Tiite to h&ve your mattresses renovated and re turned the same day. Main 474. A 1X4. Portland Curled Hair Factory, H. Metzger, 226-228 Front street. Don't Fail to Inspect. Our windows Saturdav and Sunday for Monday's sale. Doors open at 9 A'. M. Elite China & Glass Co.. 352 Marrison street. Christian Science Books. Quarterly covers, mottoes. emblem-Jewelry, Bibles. Moffetfs. Ill Sixth street, near Wash ington street. A Client wishes loan of J1500 at 10 per cent: plenty of good security. I. G. Davidson, gl9 Chamber of Commerce. Dr. Machet's work on Free Masonry; seven volumes; fine binding. Illustrated; 35. Gill's book store. For Rent. Well equipped dress making and ladles' tailoring establishment; lease. A B 4.. Oregonlan. For Rent. A few nice offices In The Oregonlan building. See Superintendent, room 201. Magazine Subscriptions . Excellent gifts taken at Gill's. Dr. Bwajjj, dentist. 311 Dekum bldg. Men's Chorus at Banquet. The mem bers of the Men's Chorus of Calvary Baptist Church were entertained Friday night, at a banquet in the church parlors. Addresses were delivered by Judge John son, Judge Magers. Dr. B. E. Cople, Professor Wilder and Dr. TV. T. Jordan. Thirty-two members of the chorus were present. Finb Furs at Cost. Closing out my entire stock. Take advantage. Gentle man and lady's fur-lined coat, large sizes; both f?o, the quarter value. Also one dozen Kamkacha Russian sable skins; a bargain. Can be niae any design desirable. A. Reiner. 5A3 Wash ington street, corner Seventeenth. ORIENTAL RUGS. Hundreds of Sumptuous Persian Rugs Just Received Especially for the Holiday Trade. George Atlyeh, member of the firm of Atiyeh Bros.. 394 Washington street, the largest exclusive rug Importers In the West, has carefully selected hundreds of these rare end beautiful floor coverings, end shipped them direct from Constanti nople, while he was there a few months ago. He has been traveling In Turkey for the past seven months and while there obtained some rare specimens at a great deal less than the regular values. All these and our entire stock, which Is conceded by rug experts to be the best In the whole Northwest, are offered at remarkably low prices. Don't miss this rare opportunity. HOLLY, HOLLY, HOLLY Can Be Shipped "With Safety to Any Part of the I'nlted States. What is nicer or more acceptable than a wreath or box of beautiful Oregon holly, "i'our order ought to be placed the coming week to insure prompt service and delivery. Martin A Forbes Co., lead ing florists, 347 Washington street. WHERE JO DINE. All the delicacies of the season at ths Portland Restaurant; fine ; rivate apart ments for ladies, 805 Wallu near Fifth. Superior Restaurant. 187 4th, near TamhllL Special Chicken Dinner, in cluding pie or ice cream, SBc First class service. CastllU&n 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 60s chicken dinner today, 148 Fifth, opposite Meier Frank's. Watson's Restaurant will serve a fins chicken dinner today, 60 cents. 131 Wash. A special 60c chicken dinner today at Hall's Restaurant. 130 Washington St. PLANT SIBSON'S ROSES Slbson's roses are strong, well grown, full of fibrous roots, ana true to name. That is why Slbson's roses are famous. Do not accept roses that are said to be "Just as good as Slbson's, but order direct from the Slbson Rose Nurseries. Roses may still be planted to advan tage for next Summer's bloom. Acres of roses! Office and nurseries, 1180 Milwaukle avenue. ' - CHRISTMAS PHOTOS. Pictures taken at Aune. Columbia bldg.. between now and Christmas, will be fin ished promptly regardless of weather. School Onfrus Shows Increase. MARSHFIBIjD, Or., Dec. 12. (Spe cial.) The work of compiling the annual school census for Marshfleld has been completed and the figures show an In crease in mimber of school children over the census of last year. There are In Marshfleld 758 residents of school age, which is sn Increase of 22 over 1S07. antic On e-tfeinl Off Sale Men's, Youths', Boys' and Children's Suits, Over coats and Gravenettes Vz Off the Regular Prices Yesterday's sales were a whirlwind success a success that's been thoroughly merited, too, for where indeed in Portland can you buy the productions of America's fore most makers but here? Look for this Label It is Your Guarantee THIS GREATEST OF ALL CLOTHING SALES CONTINUED MONDAY MORNING We advise early morning trading; thereby giving you the best attention, plenty of sales-people to serve your wants. Our mammoth clothes stock still complete. If you're interested in clothes you ought to investigate ! Of the total number 401 are boys and 357 girls. TO INVESTORS. People With Sloney Ought to Buy Real Estate In Portland and . Buy It Xow. We have sold many of the big prop erties in the city, and in every case the buyers expressed themselves as highly plea sed. All have mode money by taking our advice. We have sold to such men as Theodore B. Wilcox over J400.000 worth of property; Judge Rufus Jlal lory over $200,000 worth; Marshall Wells & Company about J300.000 worth; and dozens of sales at 150,000 and over, saying nothing of railroad and corpora tion sales. We havea number of fine buys now, buys that we would recommend to our very best friends; many of them that are bargains. Among the many city Investments that we would recommend is one for SftT.OOO Boy. Covering a full quarter block: good Improvements, psying 7 per cent net. clear of taxes and Insurance. Fourth Mreet Bancsinw Have a very desirable lot on Fourth street near Morrison; one of the best down-town buys to be had. 835,000 Investment. Full lot; 50x100, with fairly good Im provements, leased to one of the brewery concerns, paying over 7 per cent net; one of the very desirable, safe investments for widow or old couple, wanting their money safely in vested on a long, reliable lease. ' A number of other good investments about the city. Warehouse Sites. We have a number of very destrabl warehouse sites, a half block In one case, with trackage facilities; a quar ter block In another case; one splen did quarter on the East Side, with side track; one. corner lot on Fifteenth street. This would make a splendid Investment, as we have parties wish ing a warehouse built with good lease. Parties with money should buy this, and build warehouse to lease to a re liable firm for ten years at a good rental. Residence Bargains. We have a number of very fine resi dences. Portland HHgtats Residence. One of the finest homes in the city, commanding the best of view; new. modern, up-to-date In every particular. Anybody wanting a fine, handsome home Bhould inspect this, as it is very desirable. Nob Hill Residence. One of the very best homes In the city, surrounded by fine homes; house new. modern and complete in every re spect; full quarter block; no hills to climb; very attractive home. East Side Residence. Ono of the finest residences on the East Bldo; house is large, new. mod ern and up-to-date in every particular situated on a commanding spot: three full lots; very best home on the East Side lor the price, only $20,000. We cannot advertise all the proper ties we have for sale. Come and see us. We have, and do sell to the shrewdest people and corporations, all of whom are making money, and they rely on our fair dealing, knowing that we sell strictly on.the commission basis, asking bvt the owner's price. If you have properties that you really want to sell, list them with us; and if you want to buy any property in or about the City of Portland, see us be fore buying elsewhere. CHARLES K. HENRY & SON. 250 Stark Street. Portland. 1 MEN'S W00LC0ATS, $1.00 If you- are at all interested in buy ing your clothing at half price, don't delay In visiting the closing-out sale of the wholesale clothing stock at Front and Oak streets. Men's wool coats. $1 00; men's wool vesta, 60c; men's good pants, $1.00; boys' knee pants, 25c; men's wool suits, $5.00. On sale at northwest corner Front and Oak streets, in the cen ter of the wholesale district, where rents are low. Fort Will Erect Gymnasium. ASTORIA, Or., Dec 12. (Special.) Plans have been received for the new post gymnasium at Fort Stevens, and bids on its construction will be called for within a few days. The building . $ta.7S 1 a wsoo Bci, WhTSU ; B'd Christmas Rings at Lef f ert's SOUDGOLD-SET RINGS lkarat solid snM, bright finish, BoMd gold, bright finish, ruby 5. . . .9 as s 14-karwt solM gold, bright finish, whole rnal paarla and emerald i0&b. $7.60 Solid void, bright finish, real f.f1.-. $3.SO Solid void. Hkvjrlish .finish, B.nu- .rr. &&-oo Tuxfe rnsoais. cnrAJ.rT aMHMUOnVro. SIGNET RINGS K-SBtiaVffotd, Encltoh Mnlh, brthjht top. lDiusii or monogram en- SrSJ-.Tr.-f 33-00 Solid gold, bright finish, fanoy initials or mruii sn- ShsSri1.?. ...... 330 Solid gold, StuVltsh finish, bright top. heavy initials or monogram r.". !. ,.,4joo Ootid gnVi. b r 14 Ttoissh, still h a I a n. Initials r monsgram Solid geld, massl, mm flirts h. au. wr awurt. DIAMOND RINGS AM Mam Chess by V tmw Vhsir Parity, BseaUsmsa .( 0 Mng and Cslssw Beautiful . -karat diamond, bril liant white and perfect cut. set flUyVokJrAitg-..$35.00 pine perfect waste stons, karat, very brilliant, set In 14- karat sdnK0! $50,00 Perfect -karort fine diamond. white ana very orin V4-krat gold Tif fany mwuntias. . . brilliant, set In .$75.00 arr-ps rd,BKTED now j.aio AMDB IT Vm FOR krt wmror dkstrisd. TWO STORES LEFFERTS 27?TOm1i. St, Port tend Council BlinVla. will be located at the post athletic field and will be thoroughly equipped for all classes of gymnastic work. LARGEST RETAIL STOCK OF UMBRELLAS IN AMERICA CALL AND SEB THEM. Christmas Is comtng. Ws have the best ltne of Holiday Umbrellas In the city at very reasonable prices. Don't fall to see our line before you buy. We are making a discount of 10 per cent on all our Colored Umbrellas. SPECIAL readies Union Silk Umbrellas, with tape edge and full length gold and pearl and silver and pearl handles. CO TC2 $5 values, now.... pSi. - CALL AAD SEE THEM, RUSTPROOF UMBRJQLLA9. REPAIRING AND RE-COVERING. We have the only complete electri cally operated umbrella shop In Port land. Best work at lowest prices. Per sonal attention. MEREDITH'S Umbrellas Exclusively, S13 Washington St-, Bet. 5th and 6th. A 2776 Phones Main 177$. Vulcan Coal Co. 3SU Bnrnslde St. WB HAVE Rock Springs Coal All Other Hlgh-Orade House Coals. jgchwab Printing Co. BtfT wokk. mbjuonjIblk rurcms STA.R.K STREET PIANOS H. SINSHEIMER, 72 Thiri Street, GREAT SACRIFICE SAI.R OF CARL OF HIGH-GRA Christmas Presents Which Will Please Japanese Novelties Chinese Novelties Hammered Brasses Porcelain Tea Sets Decorated -Tea Sets Mandarin Coats Screens Satsuma Ware ' Cloisonne Ware Fire Bronzes Silk-Embroidered Kimonos Ladies' Jackets ' Men's Jackets Carved Furniture ANDREW KAN CO. CLOSING OUT ENTIRE LINE OF TOYS Pagoda Bazaar, . 246 Washington Street. SANBORN, VAIL SCO. PICTURES, FRAMES, MIRRORS, ARTISTS' MATERIALS, STATIONERY, MOULDINGS Artistic Picture Frames Made to Order Telephones: Main 609, A 5608 170 First and 171 Front Sts. Bet. Morrison and Yamhill THE PORTLAND SHOE REPAIR CO. S8 Yamhill, between Third and Fourth. Bauer & Stooper, Props. Phone Main 766S. Shoes called tor ana aeiivsrea ires Work Dona While "! F" Kl " IOU Wa't FURS! FURS! For less than at wholesale. Remodel ing a specialty. Fur coats of all kind made to order. L. SCHUMACHER FURRIER, 309 Madison. - - - Tel. Main 61?