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AMCHEMEM8.
eUNOALOW THBATBB TTwelfth and M.-r-
r.on) Baker Stock Company In "Carmen."
TH1 afternoon at 2:13 and tonight at 8:15.
ORrHvWM, THEATER f Morrison, between
sixth and Seventh; Advanced vaudeville,
iiat'.nee at 2:li; tonight at 8:15.
BAKER THRATER cm and Tamhlll) "The
Gingerbread Man." Mstlnee at 2:15, tonight
at s:lo.
GRANL. THEATER (Washington, between
5"" nd Park Vaudeville de luxe.
PANTAOES THEATER (Fourth and Stark)
30 p "jj"" vaudeville, 2:30. T:30 and
LYRIC THEATER (Seventh and Alder)l
Htock Company In "The Holy city."
1 nia afternoon at 2:15 and tonight at 8:15.
CHitrfEuR Mixes With DmtJjrg- Be
cause Harry Smith, an automobile chauf
feur driving; car Ore. 1087 A. would not
take a drink frith him. Al Ionc-h. an
alleged vagrant, decided that "Smitty"
Home. as he is called, ought to be punched.
omitn naa turned away irom iaucii, to
ward his machine, when he was dealt a
ferocious blow In the face by Louch.
Smith grappled with him for a while,
getting the worst of the deal until Louch
fell to the sidewalk. Seeing that he waa
drunk. Smith allowed him to get up and
go away. Soon, however, Louch came
back and started to advance toward the
machine. When he was within striking
distance. Smith turned loose with a swift
right punch that broke the flesh on
Louch'B face, knocking him to the
ground, his head striking the sidewalk
with such force that he was unconscious
for a few minutes. The stricken man
was taken Into the Griffin saloon, on
Sixth street, in front of which the trouble
occurred, and his inlurles were , washer!
I In the meantime "Smitty" decided It was
People's Forum Toniqht. C. E. 3.
Wood will address the People s Forum
tonight, his subject being "The Constitu
tional Convention." In view of the fact
that the last Legislature has put this
matter up to the people to be voted
upon at the next general election, and
particularly In view of the fact that
many believe that there are so many and
important reasons both for holding and
opposing such convention, and positive
views concerning same by many. It is
believed that a very large attendance will
be present at the Forum. It Is generally
supposed that Colonel Wood is opposed
to the holding of such convention. It is
expected that Judge W. R. King, of the
Supreme Court of this state, will address
the Forum upon the same subject, soon,
possibly the Sunday following. Free dis
tiissi.in after the address of the speaker
of the evening. Meeting is at Selling
llirsch building. Tenth and Washington
streets, at 8 o'clock. Admission fre.
Neighborhood Erects Fi rehouse.
Ittsidents and property-owners at Arbor
l,odg are completing a flrehouse for a
volunteer company on Portland boule
vard, near the St. John carllne. at cost of
about Jiono. Hostrander & Rust have
donated the use of a lot for the build
ing until the city can establish a paid
company In that community. Subscrip
tions were taken to defray cost of the
building, but not enough was secured
from this source and an entertainment Is
being arranged to be given next Thurs
day night. April 15, in the hall at Arbor
Lodge. Music will be furnished by the
combined North Alblna and Peninsula
bands, and Portland singers have con
sented to appear. The city has appro
priated money to provide a hosecart and
hoxe for the volunteer fire company.
Wants Fill, Expedited. Secretary
Atchley. of the East Side Business Men's
Club, has written the Executive Board
culling attention to the delay in com
pleting the fill on Hast Sixth street, be
tween liast Washington and East Onk
streets. Contract for this fill waa let
to the Pacific Bridge Company two years
ngo, and only a small part of the fill
between Bast Stark and Bast Oak streets
has been made, material from the base
ment of buildings being dumped there by
wagons, a method considered too slow.
Site for New Church. Herman
Klaetsch has donated a lot at Oak Grove,
on the Oregon City Electric Railway, at
the northeast corner of Maple and Lee
avenues, for ar" tvew Methodist Church
building. The structure will be 34x 50, and
according to the plana will' be an at
tractive, building. Rev. P. J. Rlnehart,
C. A. Lewis and Lv E. Bentley are the
building committee. Work will be started
on the foundation at once.
Steel Bridge Push Cl,ub. It Is ex
pected that this club will hold a very
Interesting meeting Monday evening, as
several questions of vital importance to
the district will be discussed. All mem
bers and everybody Interested In the wel
fare of the district are urged to be pres
ent at 8 o'clock sharp, at 243 Holladay
avenue.
Church or Our Father. (Unitarian'),
Yamhill and Seventh Fjastor service with
Fjaster music and sermon at 11; commu
nion service at 12; christening service at
10:30; Sunday school service at 9:45; eve
ning service at 7:45.
CiLvia B. Cody, of Columbia TTniver
alty, announces a Summer normal muslc
rhool. June 38 to July 30, at St. Helen's
Hall. For information apply Mrs. Charles
Mt'Cullough, 580 East Madison street.
For Lease. New, strictly modem, first
class hotel, 112 rooms, bar and grill
northeast corner Fourteenth and Wash
ington streets. For particulars call on
George I. Hchalk. 364 stark street.
Council of Jewish Women. A card
party for the purpose f raising an
emergency fund will be given by the
Council of Jewish Women Thursday,
April 15. in Selllng-Hirsch hall.
HorsK-Ci.EANtNa Time Is the Time to
have your mattresses renovated and re
turned the iume day. Main 474. A 1374.
Portland Curled Hair Factory, H.
Metiser. 126-228 Front street.
Trinitt Kxehciseb Postponed. Trinity
Sunday school's Easter exercises, "The
Little Pilgrim" and "The Book Beloved."
have been postponed until next Sunday
April IS.
Talks on "Socialism." F. H. Brooks
will speak before Socialist Branch No. 8
tonight, in Marxian hall, 2HSV Stark
slroet. His subject will be "Socialism.'
Rose Festival official poster postcard.
it for your business card the next
two months; 1 cent each, 76c per 100, at
the Postal Shop. 134 Fifth street.
New Era Paint & Varnish Compant
(The Acme Quality Paint Store) Is now In
Us new quarters, 1S7-1S9 Second street,
between Yamhill and Taylor.
Rosi Festival official poster postcard,
it for your business card the next
two months; 1 cent each, 75c per 100, at
the Postal Shcp. 134 Fifth street.
William Klumtp, engraver and sta
tioner Is now located In the Merchants
Trust building, southwest comer Wash
ington and Sixth streets.
Sewed Soles, 7S Cents. Best Oak
leather. While you wait, or sent for.
Jacob Pchwlnd. 37 Stark, near Park.
I hone Main 7KS. A SC12.
Wanted. 300 men to be fitted with
spectacle; prices. $1 to $4. with best of
lope's. by a graduate optometrist.
Staples, the jeweler.
lu P. L. Mackenzie removed from
the Rothchlld bide.. Fourth and Wash.,
to the Macleay bUig., directly across the
street. Same phonos.
Napoi-box (the man of destiny), at
Star Theater today, greatest historical
and B'.blcal motion pictures ever shown.
Come early.
lMtv CORPWoon and slabwood. sawed or
four-foot: prompt delivery. Steel Bridge
Fuel Company. Phones: East 424. C 1773.
For Salf.. New, modern Irvlngton
home; price right and terms easy. Roun
tree & Diamond. 541 Stark street.
Removed Pr. Mccracken, dentist,
from the Rothchlld bldg. to the Macleay
building. Same phones.
Slabwood Get the best. Do it now
and get rates. Union Fuel Company.
Mnin li. A 544S.
Pertha Martin. 7 Rothchlld bldg..
original designs in initials and fine needle
work. II. P. Chrlstensen Co., wall paper, paint
ing, tinting, decorating. 7th and Alder
Easter dinner at Richards'. 31 per
cover. 4 to S:30 o'clock. Park and Alder.
Dr. Jennie N. Bowin. 39 Fliedner bldg..
successfully treats all scalp diseases.
Branpes' Grill. W8 Sixth, serves 7
course Easter dinner for 60c. ail day.
Draughtsman wanted by D. L. Williams,
architect, SJ5 Chamber of Commerce.
Dr. M. F. Fexton. dentist, has re
turned and resumed practice.
Da. Swain, dentist. 311 Dkura bldg.
SroxxuiAX la Always Welcome.
You Should Out a SrousaAX.
good time for him to made a disap
pearance and got out of sight until the
trouble had passed over. Officers arrived
on the scene and took Louch to the
police station In the patrol wagon.
Judos Hunt to Hold Court. For the
purpose of Betting for trial those land
fraud cases still undisposed of. United
States District Judge William H. Hunt,
of Helena, Mont., will arrive In Portland
April 28. and the following day will open
court. The cases cover the Indictments
found by the Federal grand jury of this
state during the Henery investigations.
Judge Hunt will also probably pass sent
ence in those cases where the defendants
have already been convicted but have
thus far escaped sentence by reason of
appeals or other means. It Is not known
how long Judge Hunt will remain here.
but it is believed he will hot return to
Montana until all the remaining land
fraud cases have been passed upon. The
most Important case to be considered will
be that of the United States against
Binger Hermann. The other cases are
considered minor ones as compared with
those alreadYdecided.
3CIDWAT Club to Meet. The Midway
Improvement Club will meet tomorrow
night In the flrehouse. and among the
propositions to come up is the opening
of Kelly street, betwen Mllwaukie ave
nue and East Twenty-eight streeL Lw W.
Darling, president, said yesterday that he
considered the opening of Kelly street
of great Importance to that district, and
especially for ,the territory embracing
Woodstock. The club will take action to
secure a reinforcing water main from
the Mount Tabor reservoir, which Is to
supply the Mount Scott district and
Sellwood.
Oregon Presbytery to Meet. The
Oregon Presbytery, of the United Presby
terian Church, will hold its Spring meet
ing at the church edifice, on Grand ave
nue, beginning. Monday, April 13. The
first session will be held Monday after
noon at 1 o'clock. On Tuesday morning
the Women's Presbyterian Missionary So
ciety will hold a session. . and other ses
sions will be held both Tuesday and Wed
nesday. Dr. W. F. Holt is to be the prin-.
cipal speaker.
Death of Orlin A. Teck. Orlln A.
Teck died at the home of his son-in-law,
W. J. Phillips, 766 Ivon street, Friday
night, at the age of 76 years. He had
been a resident pf Portland for 20 years,
but had not been In active business for
several years. The funeral will be held
at the Portland Crematorium today at
I P. M.
Lecture on Oriental Rugb. The art
department of the Woman's Club will
hold an especially Interesting meeting.
The subject to be "Oriental Rugs," on
next Tuesday, in the Public Library art
room, at S o'clock. Mr. Karpaty, who is
thoroughly versed on the subject of rugs,
will give the lecture.
The Women's Guild, at St. David's
Episcopal Church, will serve a dinner at
the parish house. East Twelfth and Mor
rison streets, Thursday. April 16, from
6:30 to 7:30 P. M. Aprons and candy will
be on sale. Tickets 60 cents, children 13
years and under 35 cents.
You Can't Miss Thpim. I mean the J.
A. Clemetuson Drug Company. They are
now located at corner Front and Morri
son streets, the St. Charles Hotel corner.
A New Thought Easter Sermon, by
Rev. Victor Morgan, iu Allsky hall, Sun
day night. Subject: "Christ in You."
13a per cent net investment on , price
asked, $35,000, or 16 per cent net on equity.
Address AB 4, Oregonlan.
For Sals. Lot on Hawthorne avenue,
near Twenty-third; $1700, a bargain. In
quire 503 Ablngton building.
Dhlmontco Cafe, 14S Seventh, elegant
French dinner. 80c; 4 to 9 P. M. Musical
programme.
Slabwood. For Winter. at reduced
rates now. Union Fuel Company. Main
1600, A 6448.
F. K. Beach & Co. (The Pioneer Paint
Company), 13S First. Main 1334, A 1334.
Architects' and engineers' supplies.
Moffett's, 111 Sixth street. .
AIany Requests for a Spokesman.
Sheffield Silver
Just arrived the largest stock: of
Sheffield Plate we have ever carried.
No up-to-date table service Is complete
without one or more pieces.
Our assortment comprises
SERVING TRAYS
In Oval, Round and Square Shapes.
MEAT AND FISH PLATES
SOUP TUREENS
BAKE DISHES
TEA SETS
TEA CADDIES
COASTERS
, CANDELABRA
FRUIT BOWLS
SANDWICH PLATES
BREAD TRAYS
BUTLERS' TRAYS
COCKTAIL TRAYS
This ware, now so popular. Is made
after the old process of putting- a very
heavy plating of silver on a solid cop
per base. It wears Indefinitely and Kaa
the appearance and style of old family
plate, so much sought for at the present
time. '
When you want the Knr Thina-a see
Jaeger Bros.
The Popular Jeweler.
:ee Morrison St., W eat of Third.
"Manufacturers, Merchants
'Jobbers.
TO INVESTORS,
and
INVESTMENTS.
Fine Suburban Home.
Owner leaving city: charming house,
furnished or unfurnished: cultivated
grounds: beautiful shade trees, shrubs
and flowers: abundance of fruit: stable:
improved streets, cement sidewalk: large
or small tract: choicest neighborhood;
block from car. ( Price and terms reason
able. Warehouse Property.
We have for sale four lots, with track
age on two sides; the best buy in the
market for the money; only $10,000.
Acreage.
P51ght or ten acres on streetcar tine;
surrounded by fine residences. This can
be platted and over 100 per cent profit
realized in a short time. For prices and
terms inquire of us.
Wholesale House Sites.
We have for sale two of the very
best locations to be had in the city, near
Seventh and Flanders; the size of each
piece is 100x100. For prices and terms in
quire of us.
$18,000 Investment.
One lot. 50x100, on the east side of Park
street, near Flanders:" some rentals;
splendid buy for the money. For par
ticulars see us.
Sixteenth-Street Property.
Full quarter block. 100x100, with Im
provements bringing good rental; fine
location for a worklngman's hotel or
large apartment-house, .charging mod
erate rentals. For price and terms see us.
Handsome Residences.
We have several of the finest homes
in the city.
One in the most fashionable and ex
clusive neighborhood: ground .100x125:
house Just completed: owner wants to
sell on account of illness and departure
from the city. We do not care to de
scribe it, as it should be seen to be ap
preciated. Anyone wanting an elegant
house should investigate this; price, $i50.
000. Another very elegant home for $40,000.
commanding one of the finest views to
be had In the city; house Is new and
modern In every particular; fine grounds;
altogether, a very attractive residence.
Another for J35.W0, splendidly situated;
commands fine view; large, handsome,
modern and up to date in every par
ticular. CHARLES K. HENRT & SON.
250 Stark Street. Portland, Oregon.
We have a number of ver-r atrrnctra
buys. One on
Thirteenth Street, .
Very centrally located, that is a decided
bargain: will prove to any Intending pur
chaser that this will prove a big money-
niaKer.
Quarter Block
On Sixth street, good Improvements, new.
and modern, paying 8 per cent net, clear
of Insurance and taxes.
Single Corner
On Sixth street, free of leases, ready to
build on; a very attractive buy; old Im
provements pay running expenses; price
only $45,000.
Fifth-Street Quarter Block.
A very desirable quarter block on Fifth
street, sure to enhance In. value: no
leases; ready to build on: verv attract! v
and reasonable. at o0,000.
Park-Street Property.
We have a full lot. 60x100. on PnrW
street, the best buy In the city, at only
18,000.
To Manufacturers and Mlllmen
River and Rail Frontage.
We have several. verv desirable tri
ironnng on the river.
One of about 800 feet of frontaee. with
deep water, extending back to railroad
ana electric lines, at an attractive Drice.
Another of 1000 or 1200 feet of frontage.
deep water, and extending back to rail-
roaa ana electric lines.
8 1-e-Acro Tract-
Fronting on the river, with dockage and
trackage, very desirable mill or factory
site, only $45,000.
See us if you want bargains In good
inside property. We make a specialty of
selling strictly on the commission basis.
no two prices, as we sell at the- owner's
price, he paying the commission and
thereby knowing that he is not being
speculated upon, and the buyer knows
that he Is not being taken advantage of.
See us If you want factory sites, mill
sites or business locations In the City of
Portland.
CHARLES K HENRY & SON.
250 Stark Street, Portland, Oregon.
KI R M ESS IJKIR MESS!
Armory, evenings of April 13, 14. IS and
17. and Saturday matinee. Brilliant spec
tacle; 200 dancers in costume doing fancy
dances for benefit of Open Air Sanitarium
and Woman's Exchange. Seats down
stairs, $1.50, $1; upstairs, $1, 75c and 60c.
on sale at Heilig Theater up to Monday
evening 8 o'clock. At Armory from 10
A. M. Tuesday, both day and night.
Armory telephone Main 498; Home phone
A 4S93. -
REAL; VALUES
V
That's What You're Looking For
In buying clothes: you're willing to spend your
money if you can be sure of getting value for it.
We build our business on the values we give;
the real merit in the goods. Our great exposi
tion of Suits and Overcoats, made by America's
foremost clothes-makers gives us distinction as a
fashion centen
The largest collection of fine clothes ever gath
ered together under one roof; your own judgment
will declare them the most exceptional values
ever offered. $15.00, $18.00, $20.00, $22.SO, $25.00
and up to $50.00.
Too busy to write an ad for this
issue of The Oregonian.
THE
WASHINGTON STREET
PUBLIC MARKET
was crowded all day yesterday.
Everybody was satisfied. Join
the happy throng.
It Is the
BIG WHITE MARKET
CORNER
FIRST AND WASHINGTON STREETS
FOR RENTOR LEASE.
Store in brick building, S10 Oak street,
near Sixth street. A. H. Birrell Co.. 353
1 McKii" bldg.. Third and Stars, streets.
WHEREJTO DINE.
All the delicacies of the season at th
Portland Restaurant; fine private apart
ments for ladles, 306 Wash., near Fifth.
Castillian 'Grill. 427 Washington street.
Chicken tamales and potpies a sDecialtv.
Spanish dinner, 6 to' 8 P. M., 50c. '
A special 60e chicken dinner todav at
Hall's Restaurant, 330 Washington street.
P0RTLANDHEIGHTS.
We have some very desirable homes
and home sites, with beautiful view, on
Portland Heights, convenient to the car
and in choice neighborhood, ranging In
price rrom zow to $5.ooo. The owner
of one of these properties will consider
a trade for a good farm.
R. F. BRYAN.
505 Chamber of Commerce.
A 122?. Main 1963.
ONLY FIVE LOTS LEFT
On the purchase price of which we will
reoate one-natr in consideration or a
dwelling being erected promptly. Call at
our office for particulars. Rose City-
Park. Hart man & Thompson, Chamber
of Commerce.
SPECIALEASTER
Sunday Dinner at the Iionvre, $1.00
A special Sunday dinner will be served
at the Louvre, corner Fourth and Alder
streets, for SI. from S to 9 P. M. Music
ONLY FIVEL0TS LEFT
On the purchase price of which we will
rebate one-half In consideration of a
dwellinar beinir erected promptly. Call at
our office for particulars. Rose City
Park. Hartman &. Thompson, Chamber
of Commerce.
EVERY ARTICLE REDUCED
This week- The Needlecraft Shop, 147
tjixtn street. ,
FLORISTS.
Tonseth Floral Co, 123 6th St.
Pleasant Valley Posh Club Grow.
The Pleasant Valley Push Club. In
Pleasant v alley, a suburb of Portland,
has a membership of 60, and Is growing.
Tnla club bAS adopted plans by which
It hopes to secure a rockcrusher for Im
proving the roads of that section.
New Sugar Point Is Raised.
CINCINNATI, April 10 The Qovern-
ment will endeavor to establish a prece
dent in regard to the enforcement of its
regulations as to the branding of sugar
when the case against the Corn Products
Refining Company, of Chicago, comes up
for trial in the United States District
OFFICE DESKS AND
If it is an office to equip, an odd
desk to buy or an old desk' to
trade, give ua a chance to save
you money.
The "Cutler" Desks are made
right.' All solid wood construc
tion. No veneer. The first roll
top desk ever made was a "Cut
ler," and Cutler's still leads in
quality at a reasonable price.
All kinds of steel or wood filing
devices.
CHAIRS
n:
KILHAM STATIONERY & PRINTING COMPANY
FIFTH AND OAK STREETS
Court here. ITorty-slx bags of sugar
made by the concern are under seizure
here. It Is charged that the sugar is
mlebranded.
Pacific Tent A Awntns; Co.
Reliable, quick service, 27 No. First st.
HOW IS YOUR LAWN
Are You Proud of It?
If not, reseed it with R. R.'s
Evergreen Lawn Grass Seed. This
special mixture of ours " makes
those green, velvety lawns so much
desired.
"Highest quality seeds only.'
Main 5956 Phone Home A 3811.
I Nursery, Second and Main.
I Store, 169 Second, Near Morrison.
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THE PERRY HOTEL
Madison St.
Bk Bortn Ave.
SEATTLE
Absahitar
Flra-Proof
Enropeam
PUa
CaKedWlreleM
Stattoa
The Hifinest Grade Erery Modsn Goarealsacx
Centrally located and commanding a view of tb
Olympics. Cascade Mountains. Mt R.lwiy and
Pugt Sound. Auto-'Bna meets trains and boats
J. S. slcTKRKAN. Manacer
life! I!
LEMAIRE
OPERA GLASSES
LEMAIRE
Field Glasses
BEST IN THE WORLD
Used in the Army and Navy
lllmttrutmd Catalog mt all Dealer
Li llmA IhtA il Hil
flexible Flesh-Colored
Kae $10.00
Gold Crowns, 22-K $3.50
Bridge Teeth, 22-K S3.50
Gold Fillings $1.00
Vlver Fillings 50
WHY VAT MORI?
The teeth we axe making without
the old and clumsy plates axe prov
ing a winner, at a price that yon
will agree is satisfactory to you.
It is what yon want. No trouble
to answer questions.
ELECTRO
PAINLESS
DENTISTS
303Va Washington St, Cor. Fifth.
"We give a. ten-year written
guarantee.
Open evenings ajid Sundays.
Lady attendant.
W keep bumy dolnc rood work at
tna prices. We have the latest, moat
modern electrical apparatus for doing
painless dental work.
If you ara nervous or have heart
trouble, the Electro Painless System, will
do tha work when others fall.
gebwab Printing Co,
zmrOKK. . tTASOtilMLB PUCKS
TK TA . K STREET)
fllllf 1'
WEE
The Victor Victrola
is the most wonderful of musical
instruments. It will sing you an
Easter Carol, render in delight
ful manner the greatest Ora
torios and entertain you with
story and song.
NEVER ANOTHER EASTER
should be spent without this splendid instrument in
your home. You should order one tomorrow as an
after-Easter present for your family.
Easter Greetings.
Sherman
Rav
& Co
Sixth and Morrison. Opposite Postoffice.
POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE OF
ENGINEERING
XOS 1STH STREET. OAKLAND.
The Great Technical School
offers th most comloto and practical
training In Civil. Electrical. Mining and
Mecb&nleal ISnfftneerlns. Mechanical and
Architectural drawing Steam and Qu En
gineering New Machine Shops Mechanical
and Electrical Laboratorle New rHeam
Plant Affiliated with Engineering and Con
struction Co.. and graduate! go immediately
into engineering work at good warea Write
for Catalogue. Address, PoU'teclinlc Col
leva of Engineering, Dej.t. E. 3U6 12th
Street. Oakland. Cal. The only College 1
America that employs Its own graduates.
The Von Gillmann Sri cool
FOR RIDING AJTD URIVIXi.
ORIFATM. Bl.'1LDlG.
The) Ffneat Boarding; Stable In Portland.
Phones Alain 2bH. A. 4135
Removal Notice
The Portland Marble Work
have removed to 264-266
Fourth street, opposite City
Hall.
PORTLAND MARBLE WORKS
THE PORTLAND SHOE REPAIR CO.
S Yamhill, between Third and Fourth.
?'Jr,t Stooper, Props. Phona Main
7655. Shoes called for and delivered free
Work
Dons
Wbilo
" You Wait
Berlin buys nearly all its milk In bulk,
the bottled mflk trade being insg aiflcant.
Uttle sterilized milk is sold.