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Newspaper Page TextTHE SUNDAY OREGONIAN, PORTLAND, AUGUST 29, 1909. 7 CITY NEWS IN BRIEF ORECO.MAX TELEPHONES. Pac. States. Home. Ceuntlnn-Room M--ln 7M70 A O'l'.tS Cltr Circulation Main 770 A 6'VJ3 Jlanailns Kdltor Main 7070 A 6"3 Sunday Fdltor Alain 7070 A d'.tS CompcilnK-room .......... ilain 7070 A !j City Fdlior Main 7070 A 'JS Supt. liulldlnic Main 7070 A 6005 AMUSEMENTS. ORPHEL'y THEATER-(Morrison, between Sixth and Seventh Advanced vaude ville. Matinee at 2:13. Tonight at 8:15. GRAND THEATER (WashlnBton, between Seventh and Park) Vaudeville de luxe. 2:30. 7:20 and 9 P. M. PANTAGES THEATER (Fourth and Stark) Continuous vaudeville. 2:30, 7:30 and v.M p. M. LYRIC. THEATER (Seventh and Alder) Athon Stock Company In "The Plunger.' Tonight at 8:13. STAR THEATER Movlng-plcture ahow ev?ry afternoon and evening. 2 to 10:30 o'clock. OAKS (O W. P. carllne.) Concert t lonateIli- Italian band. This afternoon at 2:30 and tonight at 8:13. RECREATION PARK. (Twenty-fifth and Vaughn Baseball. Tacoma vs. Portland. This aiternoon at 3:10. Miss Amebicax Bcst Here. Miss Sa die American, executive secretary of the National Council of Jewls'j Women, has ben deluged with Invitations since her arrival Wednesday evening, and In con sequence ha. found every minute of her stay occupied. Yesterday, in company with Emilia Frances Bauer, of New York: Mrs. M. Baruh and Mrs. Ben XeuMadter, Mis American and her mother. Mrs. American tnnlr the stenmboat trlD UD I the Columbia River. Monday evening I ployed not only supplies a big wholesale West End store with his dairy produce, dui his kitchen eardn and hothouses also . provide vegetables and costly fruits for other shops. The Mentmore dairies and vegetable gardens bring In a good income, and the business Is expanding every year. . I The Earl of Stradbroke also has a j lartra 11 r.i , t r'li! a fmm hlS Suffolk estates, while Lord RaylciglVs dairies I in Essex are well known to the trade. When Mr. Balfour pleaded for the i kitchen gardener against the increment dutv he was not. concerned, perhaps, wholly with the owners of the kitchen gardens which surround London, but was thinking, perhaps, of his brother- j in-law, Lord Raylelgh. and the other peers who by experimental scientific intensive culture had greatly added to the purely agricultural value of their land. TEST OF COWS BEGUN DAIRY COMMISSIONER BAILEY EMPLOYS DR. HUTCHIN SON". . Rolfes' Herd Is Subjected to Exam- ination by Expert Result in Three Days. Unable Immediately to secure ' the services of W. H. Lytle. State Veterin arian, J. W. Bailey! State Dairy and Food Commissioner, yesterday era- Dr. Hutchinson to cooperate Mifs American leaves for Seattle. In ad dition to luncheon and dinner engage ments, the interim will be epent in mo toring and sightseeing. Break in Bridge Concrete. A small p:ece of concrete in the floor of the I'nion-avenue bridge, across Sullivan's Culch. dropped out nome time during Friday and was discovered later by City Engineer Morris. He at or.ee sent for mat-rial and workmen and repaired the br?ak. which, he says. Is not serious. In order, however, to give the green con cr?te time to set, traffic of teams and stre?tcars will be stopped for two more days. Constant Jarring by heavy traffic is as-signed as the cause of the break. "Bboadkead" Livestock for Salb On account of the subdivision of the fa mous Broidmead Farm, also known as the Ladd & Re?d Farm, situated In Yam hill County, we are offering for sale high-grade sheep, cattle, horses and mules; also one registered Jersey bull. 3 vcars old; 1 registered Clydesdale stal lion, 1 registered jack and eeveral brood mar3. Apply D. E. Keasey. 14 Chamber of Commerce, or Si.pt. McEldownoy, Broadmead 9. P., West Side. News or Pubijc Library The 11 brary examinations will be held on Fri day. September 10. All applicants must register with the librarian before Sc-p-tmber 6. The Sellwood branch library will open It- new quarters at 570 Tacoma avenue, near Thirteenth street, on Sat urday, September 4, at 2 o'clock. The Fall term of the law department opens September 20. Students are now registering. Classes are so arranged as not to Interfere with daily occupation of students. Thorouph course. Faculty of 17 instructors. For further Information apply to Walter H. Evans; secretary. SlO-iiil Corhett building. Wanted Experienced salesladies, to whom prominent positions are offered by Lipman. Wolfe A Co.. In underwear, ribbons, suits, notions, hair goods, art, cotton goods and toilet goods' depart ments.. Salespeople with less than one year's experience need not apply. Wf Bra.1, hair mattresses retail at wholesale prices, for 30 pound beds from 17 ri and up. We renovate mattresses and return then, the same day. Portland curled Hair Factory. H. Metzeer. pro prietor. 2TS-22S Front St., Main 474. A 1374. Notice. Owing to our Increased fam ily liquor business, we have sold our bar and retail department, and will hereafter confine ourselves strictly to family trade. Salesrooms same place. 3S3 East Burn side st. P. Zimmerman. Penttstrt and Pharmact. The an nual sesplnn of North Pacific College be gins October 4. For Illustrated catalogue of either course address the dean. Dr. Herbert C. Miller, corner Fifteenth and Couch streets. Office Location, when properly made, if; unquestionably an asset. Why not start right by renting suite of rooms In the Oregonian Building, right in the log ical business center of the city. Call at Room 201. Don't fall to see the greatest of films, entitled "The Last Days of Pompeii." It's wonderful. Classic Theater, corner Grand avenue and East Morrison. Today only. Admission 5 cents, everybody. Centrally located rooming-house of 11 rooms; located on principal business street: rooms always rented; for sale at a bargain if sold at once. J 336. Ore gonian. Free. Two lots at Sunset. Clatsop Beach, given away absolutely free. Can you solve a rebus? l,o"k for the ad In today's paper. American Truet Co. Sewbd 6oi.es, 75 Cents. Best Oak leather. While you wait, or sent for. Jacob fchwind. 367 Stark, near Park. Phone Main 7339. A 3212. Have you seen Cain Rice in their new location, 311 Washington, cor. Tth? Mrn and women's $3.50 and ti sho?s. "Letferts" pure goid seamless wedding rings, all sizes; engraving free; price. $5 to Jli 272 Washington street. A. Reiner, the expert furrier, an nounces his removal from 17h and Wash, to 14S Fifth street. Business Men will find a good lunch eon at the Woman's Exchange, 186 Fifth street. , The Oregonian Building has a few choice office rooms for rent. Call at room 201. See the new 13.50 and M shoes at Cain Rice Shoe Co., 341 Washington St., cor. Seventh. Hoppickerh' canvas gloves: lowest wholesale prices. Anchor Glove Co., 327 Oak. , French and German, in elapses. $1 pr month to beginners'. l."2 Morrison. Main y. 3 Rooms for rent. 2d floor. 307 AldT St.; fine for tailor shop. Inquire In restau rant. Brandes- Grill. 103 3ixth. servea an elegant 7-course French dinner, ail day.- Rosenthal Sisters. Hairdressers and manicurers. Hi 7th. bet. Stark and Oak. Space, with or without power, for rent. M. Ti Columbia Cge. A Wag. Wks. Dr. Hagtard. veterit.ary surgeon. B. & O. T. Stables. 9th and Davis. M. 1077. Table d'Hote Dinner at Richard's Sunday. $1 per cover. 4 to P. M. Shipherd's Springs Is the place for you. E. L Shlpherd. manager. Dr. Mtkp.s. dentist, has returned to P?kum building. Mann & Beach. Printers. 92 First sL Dr. J. G. Swensson. Returned. Dr. D. H. Rand lias returned. Get our prices on diamonds and compare them with others in the city. never misrepreseir That is the main reason .jjl for our success as dia- Hm niond merchants. A Live Diamond Not a Dead One We handle only live diamonds, the kind that are busy every minute, full of . life, and sparkle, the only kind it pays to buy. Any store can sell you a dead diamond but' it takes a store with a big stock of diamonds to sell you a stone that is a gem. Look at our windows for bargains in dia monds, rings, pins, necklaces or fancy diamond pieces of all kinds. Diamond Rinsrs from $10 up to $1000. Bring in your diamonds and have them reset; we have an expert diamond setter. MANY FAVOR PLAN with Bailey's deputy, Paul B. Merris, in making a scientific test of the dairy herd belonging to Henry Rolfes, a dairyman, residing on the Cornell Road. Mr. Bailey regards Dr. Hutchinson es pecially weu-equippea tor inn , of work, the latter having ror years been attached to the Bureau of Ani jnal Industry, an arm of the United States Department of Agriculture. The purpose of the Investigation is to de termine -whether Rolfes' cows are dis eased, as the owner has represented" them to be. The test will require three days, and Mr. Bailey expects to receive a report from the experts not later than tomorrow night. "At my urgent request. Dr. Hutchin son has been assigned to my office as a special deputy," said Mr. Bailey yes- t crrl- -anri nrlfh hi. afli.tnnA T Khali be able to continue more satisfactorily , fJea Of Putting CltV Jail in NeW my investigation of the dairies in this " . vicinity. I shall now be better pre pared than I have been In the past promptly to conduct an Investigation as to the health of every dairy herd to which the attention of my office shall be called. All that wlll be necessary to Insure such an Investigation will be for anybody who knows of diseased cows to file at report with my office and an examination will be made at once. I am Just as much interested as anybody in insuring for the people of Portland a supply of pure milk, and I am satisfied I am doing all In my power to accomplish that result by for bidding the sale of all Impure milk." We carry a complete stock of diamond mountings in Rings, Brooches, Scarf Pins, Cuff Buttons, etc. JAEGER BROS. iSSSSL BETWEEN 3d and 4th, 266 MORRISON STREET Courthouse Indorsed. MAYOR GIVES APPROVAL BAILEY'S POLICY IS DEFENDED Xot His Duty to Inspect Herds, Says Dairymen. That State Food and Dairy Commis sioner Bailey has nothing whatever to do with the inspection of cattle for tubercu losis, but that this is a matter entirely In the hands of the United States Bureau of Animal Industry or the State Veterina rian, is the statement made by Thomas W'ithyoombe. owner of the Deercombe herd at Farmlngton, Or. Mr. Withy combe iys: "The attacks upon Mr. Bailey have been a piece of yellow Journalism. I am sure that a wrong position has been taken In the attacks made upon him. as I; is not his duty to test the animals for tuberculosis at all, but Is the work of the United States Bureau of Animal Industry or the State Veterinarian Furthermore, It Ifi Impossible to diagnose the disease even with the assistance of a competent veterinarian without the procured from the United States chem ical department of the Bureau of Agri culture. "Mr. Bailey's only proper action In the case reported by Henry Rolfes, the dairy man who has suddenly become so anx ious to have his herd inspected, is to turn It over to the United States Bureau of Animal Industry or the State Veter inarian for Inspection. He has no au thority to make the Inspections himself." Mr. Vv'ithycombe's herd at Farmlngton has recently bren Inspected by Dr. Mc C'.ure. of the United States Bureau of Animal Industry, and the results seem to disprove the oft-stated theory that old herds cannot help being infected with tubercular germs. This herd has been running for . years, and Is composed of about 30 high-bred registered Jersey cattle. The test showed every animal to be entirely free 7rom tuberculosis, with not a suspicion of a reaction In any test. Chief Cox and Councilman AVatkins, of Police Committee, of Same Mind Would Mean Big Sav ing to Taxpayers. Chief of Police Cox said that he wants only a proper and convenient place to operate -his department, and that he will favor the Courthouse proposition if this will provide what is required to house the four departments under consideration. "I have not given the matter sufficient consideration to be certain whether we can get the required conveniences In the Courthouse," said Chief Cox, "but if we can I am in favor of the location. It would be a good place for the Police De partment. It is probable that. If the city decides to accept the offer made by Judge Web ster, a nominal rental will be charged the municipal government for the quar ters that are occupied in the new build ing, although Judge Webster told Mayor Simon that a financial consideration is not necessary: that the city, being a heavy taxpayer to the county, is en titled to the necessary room. The lot on which the present city building stands, at Second and Oak streets, will probably be sold, if the county proposition is ac cepted. " i LIVED MOST OF LIFE HERE Orville F. Merrill Passes Away at University Park. Orville F. Merrill passed away Au gust 2S. 1909, at his residence in Uni versity Park. He was the son of Mr: and Mrs. Frank Merrill, who were among the first settlers of Clatska nine. Mr. Merrill being a pioneer of the state. He was born at Martins Bluff. Wash., September 14, 1S76. His parents returning to Oregon soon af ter his birth, most of his life has been spVnt in tnis state. At the age of 12 he went alone to Cincinnati. O.. to visit 4 4 Nobles to Go "a-Dair j Ing." LONDON. Aug. 2S. Lord O'Hagan Is starting in the dairying business In a large way at his estate in Essex. Pj-rgo Park. The premises have been In spected and approved by the local au thorities. Lord O'Hagan will find him self in competition with several of his colleagues when he brings hts butter and milk to the London market. Tbe most successful of the peers at the business has been Lord Hampden, and the Glynde Creameries have quite s -"- H f . . i 4 ' ' i 4 ft -ix y -, j v. V ' - T I County Judge Webster's suggestion that the city take room in the new Mult nomah County Courthouse for Its police headquarters, emergency hospital, mu nicipal cojrt- and Jail, is indorsed by Mayor Simon and also by Chief of Police Cox and Councilman Watklna, a member of the Council committee on health and police, which has the matter in charge. The Mayor is awaiting the return of Councilman Lombard, chairman of the committee, before taking official action, but he will very likely recommend to Mr. Lombard that a favorable report be made to the Council when the subject is formally considered. The primary object of the housing of the four department of the municipal government in the new Courthouse building to to save public money. A con servative estimate places the cost of a new city building, for the same depart ments at anywhere from J150.000 to J200, 000. Including the quarter block necessary for the building, and the structure itself. All this can be saved to the taxpayers If the plan offered by Judge Webster la adopted by the city authorities, as it 6eems very likely it will be. "I certainly believe that Judge Web ster's plan is a good one for the city to consider," satd Mayor Simon. "It looks to me like a very economical solution of the problem that now aonfronts us in re gard to a new building for the four branches of the city government that are in need of a new home." There will be ample room in the new Courthouse for all purposes of both coun ty and city, it Is figured. While there are only five Circuit Judges now. the plans call for 12 courtrooms, which, of course, will not all be required by the county for many years. These can be used by the city for Municipal court rooms, and the Justice Court can also be housed there, and cut off J1500 a year rent. The County Assessor and County Superintendent of Schools will also be moved from the City Hall, and this change will save tbl a month, and a simi lar sum will be saved by the removal of the County Treasurer to the new build ing. This will have the further benefit of bringing together all county offices. as It Is altogether probable that the Dis trict Attorney will also be furnished quar ters in the new building. Councilman Watklns declared to Mayor Simon yesterday morning that he believed this to be the best solution to the prob lem that has as yet been discussed. He expressed himself ae very favorable to acceptance of the offer of Jqrige Webster. WHEREJO DINE. AH the delicacies oC the season at the Portland restaurant; fine private apart ments for ladles. 305 Wash., near Fifth. Best meal at the new Kantong Cafe, 452 Washington street, near 12th. Special Sunday chicken dinner, with ice cream, 40 cents. Merchants' lunch daily, 25 cents. A special 50c chicken dinner today at Hall's restaurant, 330 Washington st. GIFFORD PINCHOT AUG. 30. Gifford Pinchot, United States Chief Forester, will speak " at Unitarian Church tomorrow (Monday) evening, Au gust 30. Topic, "Conservation and the Plain People." Admission free. LAST TRIP STEAMER POTTER The O. R. & N- steamer T. J. Potter, from North Beach, will make her last trip leaving Megler, :00 o'clock P. M. Monday, September 6, Labor Day. COAL. Retail; or car lots mines direct. Crystal Ice & Storage Co., 432 E. Salmon st. PHOTOGRAPHER. Aune, Columbia Bldg, Main. A 1635. Sonth Carolina Is Praised. LEWS. Del.. Aug. 28. The battleship South Carolina finished her official trial runs Friday, and experts believe she is the fastest and most economical in coal consumption of any battleship !n her class. rr TfwmKnui i im mi' in ft Hi ADVANCE DISPLAY OF Piano Lessons. Mr. Eugene Stebinger resumes teach ing next Wednesday. Phone Main 452S. Mm WRM n youll find here the largest stock of high -value clothes in Portland; our own special se lections and creations, made exclusively for us by master craftsmen. In Suits for example, we show special values at $25.00. All the new colors; patterns, weaves; greens, grays black and white, at $30, $35, $40 and $50. A most complete showing. We also sell clothes at $15 and $20, and they're good enough for us to put our unlimited guarantee on. THIS IS THE BEST TIME THE YEAR VOll A HEW PLATE OR BRIDGE. As there is little or no danger of sore gums or other troubles while the warm weather lasts. Our plates give the mouth a natural expression, and will prove a lasting comfort. 1 t fcto1iiittf - - imii mi murf-n I OR. W. A. WISE President and Manager. 22 Yean Established In Portland. We will give you a good 22k gold or oorcelain crown lor S3.S0 Molar Crowns 3.0O 22k bridge tec-tn 3.00 Gold or enamel fillincd l.oo Silver fUllnga ao In av flh.nss of all kinds z.so Good rubber plates 5.00 The best red rubber plates 7.50 Painless extraction SO Painless extraction free when itates or bridge work is ordered. Work guaranteed for 15 years. THE WISE DENTAL CO. (Inc.) The Falling Bide, 3d and Wiih, St.. Office Honrs S A. M. to S P. II. Snndnys, 9 to 1. Phones A and Main 2020. B. E. WALKER. LL.D.. President A. LAIRD, General Manager. ESTABLISHED 1861 The Canadian Bank of Commerce HEAD OFFICE. TORONTO LONDON OFFICE 2 Lombard Street. E. C NEW YORK OFFICE 16 Exchange Place Branches Throughout the Dominion of Canada. Alio at San Francisco, Seattle and Skagway CANADIAN COLLECTIONS This Bank, having over 180 branches distributed throughout the Dominion, Is enabled to offer unsurpassed facilities for mak- Ins collections In any part of Canada. PORTLAND BRANCH, CORNER SECOND AND STARK STREETS F. C. MALPAS. Manager. 145-147 Second St. Millinery and Ladies' Furnishings Pictorial Review for September. W, wJL Jt. . it. 1 1 1 f 3 i ;i? i a, .7. ' ; c-s i ' i j Famou Mahogany BtfSja j 11 i rafclW tesiiS! I I ' II vim THE PERRY HOTEL Madison St. CE. Boren Ave. SEATTLE Absolutely Fire-Proof Eorope.a FLn United Wlreleal Station The Highest Grade Eiery Mod.ra CoDTealenc Centrally located and commanding? a view of th Olympics. Cascade Mountains. Mt. Rainier and Pucet Sound. Auto-'Bus meets trains and boats on direct carline to the A.-Y.-p Exposition J. 6 McTERNAN. Manager. FOR RENT Millinery Dept. in high-class cloak and suit house; best location. 1206 Call Building, San Francisco, Cal. (I CZSB" CHICAGO m 111 Now Jn Its NEW HOME Facing the Lake Front Park affia hi.,,,.,, , Vff fKssaaw.r: m The finest balldinsr of Its kind In the world. foo tion tl.CCO,00OM. Housing the largest ot all Institu tions of Musical Learning. Containing ZIEGFELD HALL An Ideal Audftorium-offeriBg nnnarpnawd facilltlM fnr reheemnts end pnbllo nppearflnens of tudonte in Concert. Opra end the Drama. Available for a num. ber of flrsvciaaa bookinge. HOARD OF MUSICAL DIRECTORS Dr. F. Zlegfrld Dr. Louii Falk Ham von Schiller Alexander Sebald Herman Devrlet Anton Foerster Felix Borowtki Maurice Devries Mrs. 0. L. Fox School of AH Branches of School of ACTIN3 11 ft Bn EXPRESSION U MODERN LANGUAGES ACQUISITIONS TO THE FACULTY ANTON FOFR8TEH The Eminent Pienlet and Inrrtrno- tnr of Berlin. ALEXANDER SEBAIiD-Famona Enngarlan Viollnta. MAURICE DEVRIES The Renowned Vooal Infractor. Formerly Lending Baritone. Paris Grand Opera and Metropolitan Opera Co. of New York. OPERA . mm Founded 1867 44th Season Begins Sept 13 DR. F. ZIEGFELD. Pres. NOTE Applications for the SO free and 150 partial Scholarships will be received until Sept. 1st (1) ILLUSTRATED OATALOQ MAILED FREE New Chicago Musical College Building 246-7-8-9 Michigan Bonlerard. Chicago NORTH PACIFIC COLLEGE School of f DENTISTRY and PHARMACY Orville F. Merrill. Vhoe Funeral Will Be Held Today. his grandparents, and remained there In school for some time. The funeral services will be In charge of the Oddfellows, and will be held at 2 o'clock this afternoon at the M. E. Church at University Park. In terment wl in Kiverview Ceine- The experience of the U. S. Government in the Panama district has been that veneered office furniture will not "stand np" in the damp climate there. Sometimes we have it a little damp here, and that's one reason why the SOLID-constnicted CUTLER desks are so popular with the MAN THAT KNOWS in this territory. Get a desk of highest quality at the same price asked for inferior grades. WABASH FILING CABINETS, OFFICE1 CHAIRS AND TABLES SECTIONAL AND REVOLVING BOOKCASES KILHAM STATIONERY & PRINTING CO. FIFTH AND OAK STREETS DO NOT DELAY TTavo tho matter of a sult- ,G'Til able memorial attended to. E1 We carry tne lar&est and from, and a call at our show room will surprise you with our work and low prices. PORTLAND MARBLE WORKS i-IH-L-;0 FOIRTH ST, Ol"ite City Unll. ! THE PORTLAND SHOE REPAIR CO. j 209 Yamhill, between Third and Fourth. Bauer & Storjper, Props. Pnone Main 7655. Shoes called for ana aeuvurea ires Work Done While You Wait MENS CCHWAB PRmTlflC CO lOsOUCITS YOU PATR0NACE 247i STARK STREET Unsurpassed In equipment and advantages. The regular session begins October 4th. For Illustrated catalog of either school address DR. HERBERT C. Corner Fifteenth and Couch Streets. Portland. Oregon. Kimball Had. 259 to 253 Wabah Ave. Chicago, 111. American Conservatory Tbe Leading School of Mostc and Dramatic Art. Seventy eminent instructor!. Unsurpassed coun of fdy. Tea cher! Traininj Ipartmnt. Public School Music Elocu tion, Physical Culture. Modern Language!. School of Acting-Hart Conway. Director. Many Free Advantages. 30 Frte Scholarships Awarded to Talented Pupils of Limited Means. 24th Season Be tins Thursday. Sept. 9. Catalog Free on Application. JOHN J. HATTSTAEDT, President. A HOME SCHOOL OO Puget bound between Seattle and Tacoma Lower School, Academic, Music and Commercial. Every Advantage for Boym, YoungMen mnd Young Women Spnnar wsttr, steam neat, Aiectnc jignts MIL IT A Rr TRAINING A DISCIPLINE write for fZ-pae Illustrated catalog W. O. PABKFS, PrMent UXJRTOS, VAbHON INLAND, W AKHIISGTOBl Iand ACAJDErt Y A select home school for the training ot manly boys. Instruction thorough and per aonal. Athletics encouraged, open-air drills. A healthy country school life, modern build in p. pure water, wholesome food. Prepares for college and business life. Ppeclal col lege preparatory courses and Instruction 'n languages. Fall term beplns Sept. 10, 190. Located on Lake Stellacoom. eight miles south of Tacoma. For full Information address D. S. PULF0RD, Principal South Tacoma. Wash. MANZANITA HALL A School for Boya, Palo Alto, Cal. A practical fitting school (or college. Special attention given to preparation for Stanford University. Individual In struction and promotion as rapid as work will warrant. A separate house under competent care for small boys. Send for Illustrated catalosue. W. A. SHEDD, Head Master. iEOiOALIloFi DEPaRTME?iTX.S HIGH STANDARD, THOROUGH COURSES Session Begins Sept. 13,1900. For catalog addreHg Dsan, Dr. S. E. Josbphi, 610 Dekma Bldg., PoRTliiD, OrsooV national reputation. lrd Rosebery . ter- .