THE.. SUNDAY OREGOXIAX- PORTLAND, MAT 22, 1910.
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AMCSKMENTS.
ORTtNt THEATER fFourteenth an
Washington) National Opera Company In
"Tt rlavolo." This afternoon at 2:15 and
tonight at 8:15..
ORPHBUM THEATER (Morrison, between
Sixth and Seventh) Vaudeville. This
afternoon at 2:15. and tonight at 8:15.
BAKER THEATER Thlrd. between Yamhill
and Taylor) Baker Block Company In
"Under Southern Skies." ThLe afternoon at
8:15 and tonlcht at 8:18.
GRAND THEATER (Park and Washington)
Vaudeville. This afternoon at 2:15; to
night at 7:30 and 8.
sTTAR THEATER (Park and Washington)
Motion pictures. Continuous, from 1:80 to
10:30 P. it.
Okkoovian-s Meet Abroad. The follow
ing Portland women have chanced to
meet In Florence. Italy, and have had
several very airreeable reunions: Mrs.
C. C. Strong-, Miss Alice Strong. Miss
Oeorgiana Burns, Miss Martha Hoyt.
Mrs. Clara H. Waldo. Miss Waldo, Miss
Klva Humason. Mrs. Nicholls, Miss Fays
Nlcholls, Mrs. S. W. Church and the
Misses Ruth and Genevieve Church.
Mrs. Waldo gave an "Oregon" tea on
the eve of her departure for Venice,
May 6. at which clippings from The
Oregonlan were as much enjoyed as
the repast.. Mrs. Waldo, who Is one
of the regents of the Oregon Agricul
tural College, has been traveling In
Europe for over a year, visiting schools
of agriculture and household economy,
but expects to return to Oregon In July.
Central Obeoon in Mat Bollktik.
Central Oregon is voluminously and ac
curately described In the Chamber of
Commerce Bulletin for May. This Issue
contains 84 pages devoted to activities
In the new center of Oregon. Among
the authorities who cover subjects such
as "Irrigation In Central Oregon." "The
Central Oregon Country Past and
Present," 'Eastern Oregon Lands: How
to Secure Them," "Central Oregon by
Counties," and "Fortunes Along the
Deschutes," are Fred S. Stanley, Don
Pierce Rae, Edward A. Beals, Colonel
Robert A. Miller and H. C. Grifflng. A
splendid large map of the entire Cen
tral Oregon region, with the latest data
available. Is a feature of the Issue. The
regular departments of the Bulletin are
not lost sight of and much that la of
Interest is found therein.
Olt Resident Dibs Mrs. Katie Pick,
wife of Paul W. Pick, died Thursday
at her home, 127 Bast Nineteenth street,
at the age of 48 years. She had' lived
In Portland for the past 25 years and
she was married in this city. Her par
ent'! formerly lived in Sherwood. She
is survived by her husband and a
daughter. Mrs. J. F. Wlebusch. The
funeral will be held today from the
family residence at 1 P. M. and thence
to the German Lutheran Church, corner
Salmon and Chapman streets, where the
services will be concluded. Interment
will be In Rlverview Cemetery.
Xoticb. The Steel Bridge and Alblna
Fuel Companies have consolidated and
In future will do business as the Alblna
Fuel Company, Inc.; establishing a
branch In eastern part of the city, mak
ing a specialty of slabwood and coal
at reduced prices in Broadway addi
tion. Rose City Park and adjacent lo
calities. The above firms wish to
thank the people of Portland for liberal
patronage the past five years and will
endeavor to merit their future support,
as the management and general policy
of fair dealing and prompt service will
continue. Phone E 182, C 1117, C 1773.
F. P. Waring, President; Henry Baren
derick. General Manager.
Professor Buchanan to Speak on In
vention. "Philosophy of Invention" will
be the subject of an address to be
delivered by Professor Davidson Bu
chanan at the People's Forum in
Selling-Hlrsch Hall, Tenth and Wash
ington streets, this evening. This will
be the fourth lecture of a series on
"Evolution of Economic Justice," and
the admittance will be free.
Ijbrirt Vacation Cards. Vacation
cards will be ready for issue June 1.
The same plan used last year will be
repeated and ten books will be Issued
on one card, provided only four are
flotlon. These books may be kept with
out renewal until the 1st of October.
Books will be sent by mail or express
to library members paying the charges
both ways.
Widow's ArrontTitEWT Asked. Friends
tn Marlon County and throughout The
Itate of the late H. A. Snyder, who was
postmaster at Aurora, are petitioning
Congressman Hawley. asking blm to
appoint the widow as hlai successor.
Mrs. Snyder is said to be amply quali
fied for the position, being familiar
with the duties.
An entertaining programme, rendered
by children, under the auspices of the
Berean Class, for benefit of building
fund. - will be given next Wednesday
night at Central Christian Church.
Kast 20th and Salmon. Direction of
Miss Flold Wood; Misa Ella Williams,
pianiste. Admission free.
Oriental Rtjqs. We have furnished
hundreds of the most luxurious homes
in Portland with these exquisite floor
coverings. There is a reason. Our
rugs and prices must be right. We are
direct Importers and guarantee every
rug we sell. Cartozlan Bros., 473
Washington street. e
Ladies are respectfully invited to at
tend the "Custom-House" sale of ele
gant silk and eatin gowns and silk
handkerchiefs, Wednesday next, 10 A.
M.. at 126 Second street, near Washing
ton. Goods can be Inspected prior to
sale. S. L. N. Gilman, auctioneer.
' The Associated British Societies will
hold memorial services in honor of the
late King Edward VII In the, White
Temple, on Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Members of the societies please note. The
e-rvicee are open to all.
Mrs. N. I Hidden will speak at the
Commons Hall, 22 North Front street.
Tuesday, 2:80 P. M. Subject, "Commons
Work." All ladles interested in reform
and prison work specially invited.
For Sale.
225-volt, 160-K. W. General Electric Gen
erator, belt type; complete, with panel
and rail base. Address room 201 Orego
nlan bldg.
Rate War. Steamer Yosemlte sails
direct Monday for San Francisco; cabin
310, steerage 6, berth and meals Included.
Frank Bollam, agent, 128 Third street.
Colombia Wire & Iron Works have
moved to their new home. East Eighth
and Market sts. Phones: East 702, B 2027.
Mrs. Fenton has removed her millinery
parlors from 414 Stearns building to 361
Alder et.. Hotel Cornelius.
Dr. A. A. Lindsay. Hotel Seward Sat
urday, Sunday and Monday, welcoming
his friends.
A. DeBluichi, ladies' tailor, 8464
Washington St., at Seventh, second floor.
Real. Bargains in monumental work.
Otto Schumann, Tliird and East Pine.
Oriental. Rugs repaired and wash
cleaned. Cartozlan Bros. 473 Wash.
Rhododendron Tavern, on Mount Hood
road is now open for season 1910.
Elegant Spring chicken dinners served
at Brandes Grill, 103 Sixth st.
Special. Sunday dinner at Richards', 11
per cover; 4 to :S0 P. M.
Jack Kino's Turkish baths. Imperial
Hotel Annex.
Screens. Measured and hung." Marshall
145.
Electric Cleaners rented. Main 12S3.
Gowns. Max. 608 Dekum bldg. M. 4903.
Dr. Wendt, electricity. Rothchild bldg.
' Think: about Eaglecrest Orchards. '
Da, Fletcher and foot authority.
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TROPHY CUPS
The largest stock on the Pacific
Coast. Don't take our word for it, but
See for yourself.
STERLING SILVER CTJPS "7.rw TTP,
They are just what you will want for
the Rose Festival trophies.
Sliver-Plated and Copper Clip make
a splendid showing at small cost. We
have all sizes and prices.
JAEGER BROS.
JFTWELERS, OPTICIANS,
The Large Store.
M Morrison St., Bet. 3d anal 4th.
Baths! Baths! Baths! Hill's Sani
tarium, Russian and Turkish Baths.
Has the only Russian Bath Furnace of
Its kind In existence, jatented by Mr.
Hill, and with other unique improve
ments makes It the most uD-to-date
bath establishment in the city.. That's
why Hills Baths are far superior to
others. Tour patronage is solicited
and everything is guaranteed to be just
as represented or money refunded.
There are two distinct apartments, one
for ladles and one for gents. A fine
swimming plunge in connection. An
experienced, lady and gent masseur in
attendance. Open day and night. E9S
Front street, cor. Sherman. George
Hill, proprietor.
Oddfellows to Dedicate Hall. The
handsome new building of Harmony
Lodge, I. O. O. F-, Williams avenue,
near Skldmore street, wtTT be dedicated
June 16 with appropriate exercises. At
present the building is being oompleted
and will be occupied fcy the lodge by
June 1. In connection with the dedica
tion of the hall a banquet will be
served. The hall is a two-story frame
building. It has a fine large hall on the
second floor. Cost of the new building
will be about 8,16,000.
Museum or Art. The exhibition of
work of the classes of 'he Art School
is attracting many visitors. The large
number of excellent designs, drawings
and paintings shown are very- satisfac
tory evidences of the first year's ac
complishment in the school. This ex
hibit ends on Monday, May 23. The
galleries of the Museum will then be
closed for the preparation of the Ar
chitectural Club exhibition, which opens
June J.
Tri-Citt Lbaqlto.
Baseball Todat.
34th and Vauohn Streets. .
Dtlworth Derbies
vs.
Vancouver
Admjsbiok. 26 Cents.
Grandstand Frkb.
Baseball Todat,.
Tri-Oitt League.
We Sell -hair mattresses retail at
wholesale prices, for 80-pound beds from
87.50 and up. We renovate mattresses
and return them the same day. Portland
Curled Hair Factory. H. Metzger, pro
prietor, 226-228 Front et.. Main 474, A 1374.
Commencement Exercises of the North
Pacific College will be held at the White
Temple Monday evening at 8 o'clock.
Friends of the college are cordially in
vited to witness conferring of degrees
in dentistry and pharmacy.
Mrs. Guilliaumb has Instructed Baker
& Son, auctioneers, to sell oft the costly
and extensive furnishings of her pri
vate hotel, commencing on Tuesday-:
next. Full particulars under New To
day, Section Two.
Bible Studt Class to Meet. The
Bible study class of the Council of
Jewish Women will meet in the vestry
room. Temple Beth Israel, Wednesday
at 2:80 P. M.
Garage for Rent. AKrer St., bet. Wth
and 17th, extending through block to
Washington St., 60x140. E. J. Daly, 222
Failing bldg.
For Rent, for Three Months. Fur
nished house, 718 King's Court. Apply
to K. Livingstone, Wells-Fargo- build
ing. ' ,
Dr. J. IC Lockh baa returned to the
city from his Eastern trip. and. will be
tn his office between 3 and. 6 P. ML daily."
I Want to lease a house for about two
years; will pay 8126 per month; must be
good. Address AK 984, Oregonlan.
Warehouse for Rent. 20,000 square
feet floor space, brick building, on
track 13th and Irving. Main 6351.
Hotel. Men, Attention. Good opening
is advertised under "Business Chances"
in today's Oregonlan.
Swiss watch repairing. C Chrlstensen.
second floor Corbott bldg., take elevator.
Stbawberrtss today, 345 Morrison st.
open all the time. Also ice cream.
lea Crbajc delivered to all parts of the
city, Washington Cream Company.
Duntlet Pneumatic Carpet Cleaners,
473 Wash. Main 8582. A 2696.
Selling. Physician's ofHce equipment.
Call 401 Dekum.
Printing? Ansley, cheapest, best, 250 Oak
Woo stir's for Havana cigars.
Dr. Fletcher and your foot.
TWENTY - THIRD - ST. LOX
' Near Washington, prospective busi
ness property, and now one of the best
apartment-house sites in the city. This
cannot be equalled in the city at the
price. 812.600. See us for particulars.
CHAS. K. HENRY CO.,
HENRY BLDG.,
Fourth and Oak streets, Portland, Or.
IRVINGTON.
We have a few of the 81600 lots left
between Thompson and Braces streets.
All improvements in and paid.
F. E. BOWMAN & CO.
Cor. 22d and Brazes Sts.
PLATTING PROPOSITION.
We have for sale Ave acres In the
southeast part of the city. Ground lies
level and every foot can be built UDon.
This is a bargain at the prloe, only
jbuuo. (jan upon us ror particulars.
CHAS. K. HENRY CO
HENRY BLDG.,
Fourth, and Oak streets, Portland, On
GLEAN HARBOR PLAN
Mayor Would Set Time for Re
moval of AH Frames.
BELDING ORDINANCE IS UP
Slinou Would Go Even Further Than
Proposed law Which Is Drawn
to Prevent Erection or Oth?r
Than Fireproof Buildings.
A clean harbor for Portland, with
modern docks and every possible dan
ger from Are eliminated such is the
policy of Mayor Simon and of his ad
ministrative family. The Beldlng or
dinance, now in a committee of the Conn
cil for consideration, will have the sup
port of the Executive Board. It pro
vides for the extension of the fire lim
its to the waterfront, and will, in time,
transform the entire situation there.
That frame docks and sawmills and
all such institutions must sooner 6r
laer give place to fireproof, modern
structures, is recognized by Mayor
fcimon and the members of the Execu
tive Board, several of whom have large
property holdings on the river.
Harbor Greatest Asset.
Portland's waterfront, they declare,
is the greatest asset of the city, and
must be Improved and made modern
In every respect. Therefore, they say.
it Is necessary that an ordinance should
pass, setting a time when all frame
structures along the river must be re
placed by fireproof buildings.
Mr. Belding's ordinance, however. Is
milder than this. It provides merely
for the extension of the fire limits to
the harbor line, and makes it the law
of the city that the old frame structures
now on the waterfront shall not be re
built of frame, but that they must be
of fire-proof construction if rebuilt. In
cats of fire, which would destroy' any
irams(uuaing there, the ordinance
w-auld not permit of Its being replaced,
except by fireproof materials. This
would, in the course of time, work out
a system of modern docks and build
ings along the river, but it would re
quire many years. Some are in favor
of a more radical ordinance one that
will fix a reasonable time in which all
frame buildings must be removed. This,
however, would be a most difficult
measure to pass, as it would probably
mean that some pf the property own
ers along the river would suffer much
financial loss.
Mayor Has Been Active.
Mayor Simon, from the outset of his
administration, has taken a very active
interest in the waterfront, and it was
he who gave the order to Harbormaster
Speler to drive out the scow-dwellers.
When the Mayor came Into office last
July, the river was lined on both sides
with small floating houses, constitut
ing a grave menace to the industries
located there.
Realizing that the waterfront must
be Improved, and made modern, the
Mayor now stands ready to give his
suppoTt to a reasonable ordinance hav
ing for its object the cleaning up of the
harbor along the lines laid down in
the Belding measure.
John F. O'Shea, chairman of the fire
oommlttee of the Executive Board, also
strongly supports the Belding ordi
nance, but he favors making a' time
limit for frame buildings there. He
thinks that a term of years should be
fixed, and that all frame structures
should be removed in that period. He
believes that sawmills and such estab
lishments should be removed from along
the upper harbor so as to give oppor
tunity for the opening of streets to the
river and to make fire risks less haz
ardous. The Belding ordinance will be up for
action at next Wednesday's session of
the Council. It will be considered by
the Committee on Health and Police to
morrow or Tuesday.
IRVINGTONJBARGAINS.
81460 E. 20th st., near Stanton.
81500 E. 23d St., near Knott.
11800 E. 20th St., near Brazee.
2600- E. 21st St.. near Tillamook.
83300 Cor. 17th st. and Stanton.
83600 100x100, cor. 20th and Stanton.
83200 90x100, near Knott.
F. E. BOWMAN & CO.,
Cor. 22d and Brazee Sts.
PHOTOGRAPHER.
Aune, Columbia Bldg., Main, A 1S3&.
Southern Pacific Hearing June S.
SALEM. Or., May 21. The hearing of
the Railroad Commission ordered to
ascertain the fairness of rates charged
by the Southern Pacific Company on its
lines in Oregon and set by adjournment
HOLEPROOF HOSE
Guaranteed to Wear
Six Months -
for May 28, was postponed today until
June 3. at 11 o'clock, in the offices of
the commission.
HOLLADAY ADDITION HOME
Fine modern ID-room residence,' built
within the past three years, on a choice
corner, facing south and - east, - close
in, fully paved streets, concrete side
walks, hot water heat, garage, every
modern convenience; the best home in
city at the price asked, 810,500.
CHAS. K. HENRY CO.,
HENRY BLDG..
Fourth and Oak streets., Portland, Or.
WHERE T0 DINE.
All the delicacies of the season at the
Portland restaurant. Fine private apart
ments for ladies. 805 Wash.,, near 5th st.
Special Sunday chicken dinner, with ice
cream or strawberry short-cake, 60 cents.
Merchants lunch daily, 2a cents. A No. 1
noodles and chop suey served at all
hours. Imperial Kantong Cafe, 462 Wash
ington st.. bet. 13th and. IStn.
The Royal Canton Grill, 252-354 Alder
st.,' serves a special Sunday chicken din
ner, with ice cream or strawberry short
cake for 50 cents. Merchants' lunch dally,
25 cents. Noodles and chop suey. James
M. Kan, manager.
A special 60c ohlcken dinner today at
Hall's restaurant. 830 Washington sU
Chicken dinner. Peerless Cafeteria, 104
Fifth, near Washington.
PORTLAND HEIGHTS HOME
New, modern, well-built, handsome
residence on Portland Heights; com
manding the best view to be had. in
the best of neighborhoods. Any per
son wanting a handsome, convenient
home, commanding one of the finest
views on the Coast, should Inspect this,
as it is a bargain.
CHAS. K. HENRY CO., '
HENRY BLDG.
Fourth and Oak streets., Portland, Or.
IRVINGTON.
We have completed and are ready
for sale three modern houses in this
desirable location.
F. E. BOWMAN & CO.
Cor. 22d and Brazee ts.
D0WN-T0WNPR0PERTY.
We have several first-class invest
ments in inside properties. . ,
Plant Slbson's Roses. Phone Sellwood 930.
J ANNOUNCES TTIS CANDIDACY
FOU CORONER.
of;-
J C. H. Skcwes. J
C. H. Skewes, for ten years
funeral director for J. P. Finley s
& Sons, has announced his can-
o dldacy for the Republican nom- o
lnatlon" as' Coroner for Multno- o
mah County.. Mr. Skewes is mak- o
lng an Independent canvass for o
o the nomination and has made no o
affiliations or alliances with, or
pledges to any firm of Portland o
undertakers. If nominated and e
o elected he will conduct the office o
solely In the Interests of the pub- o
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Clothes Btay the
, That's our advice to every clothes buyer in
Portland; the best is always the cheapest;
inferior goods are not cheap at any price; if
you are not a judge you must rely upon the
judgment of .others. L
built up the largest r . Z-P cloth
ing business in Oregon by selling only merchan
dise of the highest character, and never abus
ing the confidence of those placing reliance in
our judgment.
For real genuine values that are sure to interest you- see
the Suits and Overcoats we are offering at
$15.00, $20, $25 and $30
Our Mail Order Department Insures You Careful Attention
SIXTH -STREET PROPERTY
A thirty-foot lot, facing on Sixth, near
Burnslde, next to a new building, a very
desirable Inside piece of property, sure
to make money, for the buyer, as it is
being sold to settle an estate; if im
proved at once will pay good interest.
See us for particulars. -
CHAS. K. HENRT CO.,
HENRY BLDG.,
Fourth and Oak streets, Portland, Or.
Portland Heights Residence Site.
We have the most sightly, command
ing residence site and residence on
Portland Heights.- Any person wanting
a good, elegant home site, with the
best view to be had in the city, should
Inspect this, as it is really a bargain at
the price It is offered. For particulars
inquire of
CHAS. K. HENRY CO..
HENRY BLDG.
Fourth and Oak streets., Portland, Or.
CARD OF THANKS.
We. the undersigned, herewith ex
press our heartfelt thauks for the
many favors shown us during recent
bereavement of our ' son and brother,
Robert Newberg.
MRS. wjLTAMS AND
CHILDREN.
CARD OF THANKS.
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Baker. 935
Ellsworth street, desire to thank their
many friends sfor the assistance and
sympathy extended during the illness
and death of their daughter. Helen.
A CERTAINTY
The Jacobs -Stine Co.
Larf est Realty Operators
n the Pacific Coast
COR. FIFTH AND ALDER
PHOENIX
IRON WORKS
Engineers, Founders.
M cfclmlarta and Boilermakers,
Baildlnsr anal Structural Work.
WIS MAKE
Ftre Hydrants, Los; Hauls, Cast
Gears, Hydraulic Giants, Water
Grates Lumber Tracks, Etc.
HAWTHORNE AVE. AND EAST THIRD
PORTLAND, OR.
SAN FRANCISCO
Geary Street, above Union Square
Just opposite Hotel St. Francis
European Plan $1.60 a day up
American Plan $3.00 a day up
Hew steel and brick structure. Tarnished at
cost of 9200,000. Every comfort and con
vcmencs. On cariines transferring all over
city. Omnibus meets trains aad teamen.
Scad tor Booklet with map ot Saa Frs ncisco
IF
YOU
STAMMER
My book "How to- Stop Stammering"
s. treatise on "Scientific Talking direct
10 the point for "Home Treatment
Write M. ' KATI1EU), Prlnelpml of Tfce
Parlfla Bohool for Stammerers, 1 462 Grave
Street, Oakland. California. "
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Established 186T.
The Canadian Bank of Commerce
HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO.
London Office,
2 Lombard Street, E. C
Branches Throughout the Dominion of Canada; Also at San Francisco.
Seattle and Skagway.
Canadian Collections.
This bank, having over 180-branches, distributed throughout the Do
minion, is enabled to offer unsurpassed facilities for making collections
tn any part of Canada.
Portland Branch, Cor. Second aad
For Hot Weather
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Electric Fan or Electric Iron
Remember we have the largest
stock in town and our prices are
the lowest.
O.B.STUBDS ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO.
Mo. 61 Sixth Street, Portland. Or. Pbone Main 1696, A 1698.
THE PERRY HOTEL
Madison St.
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Hats
Best
TJ-NETTES are small filing cabinets
made in sections, entirely. of steel.
They cost less than wood, save 15 per
cent floor - space, last forever, the
drawers will not stick and bind
in damp weather or shrink in dry
weather. They' are dust and vermin
proof. '
Mahogany, oak and olive finish.
Which will YOU buy?
STATIONERY AND PRINTING COMPANY
FIFTH AND OAK STS.
New Tork Office,
IS Exchange Place.
Stark Streets, F. C. Malpas, Manager.
OCCASIONALLY YOU BREAK
YOUR GLASSES
You need .them all the time. Bring
the pieces to us.. We will duplicate
the broken lens, no matter where the
glasses came from. We make the
new' lens exactly like the old, with
only the old pieces to go by. Many
times the work can be done while you
wait. B"t you ci.n always have them
the same day. This is a point worth
remembering if you wear glasses. .
DALLAS OPTICAL PARLORS
218-219 FAILIVG BI.Dfi
Cor. Third nnd Waabtnsrton Streets.
Second Floor. Take Elevator.
CCHWAB PRINTING CO.
OS0LICITS YOUR PATRONAGE
LQ.g.y STARK STREET