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Newspaper Page TextTHE SUNDAY OREGONIASY PORTLAND, FEBRUARY 19. 1911. v V CITY NEWS IN BRIEF . . w.r TnTS A ' en- clreelau-a ... .....Mala T?t A swie "...Mats T07 A M!ia(Lc( Editor 8aa1,ar witxc Corapocixif.roeaB ... Supt, feai.dlag ..... Maia iw.v a --. AjtTSEWxarrs. . . w. , -- riMIDalff ! -Km -X ! Pl:tk.-' Meuaae 1J u4 toelsus at 14 . . . I, h m-A W rx Kjch-xa Joe la -ll-r Taraada VIiudm at ua wuim .15 XlM l 1 1 aad tsaial ax CRA.XD TMATE Iar aad vraahts Lml. Thla afuraM at 2-J i. It. toaiabt ai T as aad A J A XT AO IS THX- TEJt fToorth as' 'erk vu4i'l:l T- attaraoaa a to aigst at T SO ana A X.TBIC THEATtK lil anfl Al!r- . j .... im.h ' lb: af'.aradoat at Lie aad tool-1 at -Matui w.im. CiutiiiMti xrua 1X1 to ia.M p. kt. A at SrrDMT ou kiitb- ror two Mki onlv. there Is on exhibition at the M -am of Art, Fifth and Taylor stivers, work dona by students or trie follovln- Raxtern art school: renniyi vuia Addcuiy of Fine Arts. School of Industrial Art of tbe Fennay'varua Mu-eum. Woman's Art School of Cooper I'Dion. New York and Rhode leisnd tfcr.ool of Design. f Provtdnce. The work includes drawtnx from Ufa. oil nortralta aad still Lfe. designs for Jewelry and textiles. Illustrations and drawlna fo- terltr decoration. Thla la a travel ing .MM:ion prepared by Use American dilation of Arta and wa aecurod for Pcrtlsnd by tr.a Society of Arta and Oafta. The Museum hours are : Wee da a. until I o'clock: Sundays, from J o 5 free, the afternoons of Tueaday, Tburxiay. Friday. Saturday and Sunday. Jat A.vrss Gist, to Ijbc-tcbb. For a long time trie Northwest Young Women' Christian Asa oclatlon has been trying to obtain first-hand Information concerning the association work In Japan. At laat they are to be gratified . for MUa allchl Kawal. a merooer of the national board of Y. W. C A- of Japan and rep- reaentative from Japan on the world's rommi tut . will Siva an addreaa on tne work la Jpan. In the auditorium of Uie T. W. C A- on Friday evening. Febru ary M. Kawal la graduate of Bn Bawr Colleg-- Miss Kawal bes been peaking at the different aaaociaxion as ant returns to her borne from the world's cotvfereoc la Berlin last year. Mm. Rr ram. Pioxrrm or 1S5, Dixa. lrs. teiiaUi E JiaabeUt Beuter. who came to Oregon from Illinois In IMS. died Fri day at her borne. 1A Roeeiawn avenue, iice was a) years old. Her first hiiabend. Hichard Barrett, died 3R years ago. She laarea four children. Mrs. Belle Spores, of Mohawk. Or.; Union and Monroe Bar rett and Miss Wealtha Barrett, of Port' land; two brnthem EX W. GrT.tti. of Ida To, and J. M. Griffith, of Portland, and one auter. Mrs. Sarah A. Hawk, of Port land. Mr. Reuter bas been dead eome time. The funeral will be from the real tence today at 19 A. M. Interment will be at Cedar Mills. StrxCAT LacrcaES A k koc-xckd. J am ea P. Plumb, descendant of an old errnont tan ai Uy. will lecture In Western Academy hail, corner Second and Morrison streets, khls afternoon at 1 o'clock, on the sub- kct. -The American Flag." A. J. Martin wlil lecture at 1 o'clock In the aame halL His subject will be. "The Kicker: His Achievements. Mr. Martin bas tne repu tation of being an lntemeang speaker. Admission to bo til tneae meetings la free. ExtosXiiat Saug or OaiaocTAi. Rcoa We advise Uioae Interested to act gulckly aa they'll go faaa. Jot of Be louchistans. regularly priced. XZi to slsre to (xl during this sale, lot of Cablstana. Serebanda. BelouchleCana. regularly sold t to IX. stses to 7x4 Buting this emle. OK Carto-laa Broe-, n Washington, sear Thirteenth street. DsaaTS to Ba HaLtv "Resolved. That political parties are not for the beat Interests of democratic institutions': r. El Coulter will affirm this, and R. Mc Kay will defend tb aeceaslty for party, la a debate before the People' Forum, this evenlrg. In the Medical building. AMer and Park streets. Tax Oasoox Stats Boax or Exam ixaas a Orroatrr tr will bold an exami nation at Imperial Hotel. Portland, com mencing at I A. M-. February 21. 3 and S. Any one contemplating taking the exami nation will do well Co be on band prompt ly at the opening hour. Herman W. Barr. secretary of board. ex n PEXMAirsaiS' OaaAjrrxSD A claaa In penmanahlp bas been organised ta the Sell wood Branch T. M. C A wbicb meets Monday and Thursday eve ning, under the charge of 8. W. Blew. Today the members will attend the lecture of Mr. Shew In the Helllg Thea ter. vi 8 xxx batr msttreases retaQ at w-boiesale prices, for le-pound beds from $7JM and up. We renovate mattresaea and return them the same day. We also renovate feat-era Portland Curled Hair Factory. H. MeUger, proprietor. Ut SS Front at- Main 474, A U.4. TrartCAL BaAjrcw to Dnccag Entxorrr. The Portland branch of the Interna tional Ethical Educational Society will discuss "Heredity.- at Its meeting, at SOI Yamhill street. Tuesday night. February IS. at o'clock. Mrst I-awrence give the opening address. "Tax GaJtrajost row tub P-otwctto-or Yocxe Woxn" will be the subject of aa address by Mrs. Lola G. Baldwin this evening at 7:46. at the Church of Our rather f Unitarian!, cor. Seventh and Yamhill; morning service at 11. Sttbt Ct-ass to Mm. The Bfble study class of tne Council of Jewish Women wui meet la the vestry room of Tvmpte BeUt Israel. Wednesday it I P. U. Tw OrraosaTanc SraxsAt-ST. Dr. W. Arnold L4ndaey makes a specialty of rneomatlc, atomaeb and nervous dlseaaea. XLM-I Macieay bldg. Marwball 748. Trxa Irish laoea. Madeira embroideries, offered at special prices ail this week, at Attyeh Broa Oriental rug store. K4 WaaMsgtoa street, cor. Tenth. "Caj Show Toe" profit almost "ten to one"; see "bis opportunlUea.' ST! acres for sale, clasatfled. AC 777. Oregonian. Fob Stl Bar fixtures aad furniture of arst-daas saloon, going out of busi ness. Addreaa L 78, Oregonian. Waittxd An experienced man aa mas' ager for a storage warehouse company. A3 777. Oregonian. Isaac L. Wkutb baa moved his Insur ance office to Na 701 Selling I building. Sixth and Alder. Dl B. Fuckiwobb. architect, has re moved to 30t Lumbermen's building. Fifth and Stark. Sals of watches and clocks. No cheap Imported makes. A. Vuillenmlar, ti Alder street. v Bbicx corner store for rent. Eleventh and Hawthorne, beat location In city for fine grocery. Oiu-xtal. Rrot repaired by native ex pens at Atiyeh Bros-, 3H Washington, cor. Tenth. A-XXAjrDS iRvm lectures. Masonic Temple. Thursday. February 3. at S P. M. Har him. SroRB roB F.Krr. U7 Taylor street: long lease; cheap rent, G 7t. Oregonian. Good position for competent architec tural draughtsman. See classified adv. Dlamukd. C. Chrtatanaea. second Ooee tToraett Sulldtac. Take elevaxar. nrMUH phyatctan gives body mi age at patron's residence. Main (TIL Ppaish IxaraccTio. are Commoo weaith bids- BractAA. Sunday dinner at Richards', fi Tjer cover. TT butter Oc roil at Woostax'A MtoVTAVTIJUA Ctbcui to Maxtk Hcbtbit. TLe Mothers and Teachers' Circle of Mcnravtlla will make an exhibit of In fants garments at ths state convention of the Mothers' Congress of Oregon next November In Portland. Mrs. McMath. cbclrman of the publicity committee of the Mothers Congress, addressed the Mrntavllla circle Friday, In which she exptalred the scope-and purpose of this rem tg convention. Mrs. McMath said that the convention would be along the same lines of the conventions held In Eastern cities and would continue three or four days. All the circles of the Mothers' Congress will take part and make exhibits of children's garments Mcntavllla Circle was aa-agned to exhibit inf-nts wear, which ssslgnment waa ao cepiea. Mrs. McMath announced that al ready many of the other circles had al ready been assigned work, and that the Indications were that every circle In the eta tc would be represented. Montavllla circle decided that K will start work on Its assignment at once. North Aisri-A to Emfiot Enoiicbxb. A special engineer will be employed by the property owners In North Alblna. Piedmont and Vernon to ascertain If a J trunk sewer conduit cannot oe laio to the Willamette R.ver at or near the foot of the Portland boulevard. Thla action was the result of a conference of the sewer committees from these districts yerterday. J. H. Nolta presided. The City Engineer Informed the North Alblna represented ves that to reach the W illam- Ml River a cut to feet deep would be nrcraemry under W lllamette boulevard, and In order to verify or diaprove thla statement a special engineer will be em ployed. Chairman Nolta appointed a com mittee to secure thi engineer and' have the surveys made. This district embraces North Alblna. Piedmont. Walnut Park ana perhaps Vernon districts. Ttuo or COroAM Koiad. After three days of hunting on the headwaters of he Clearwater, about four miles from Gales Creek seven miles north of Forest Grove, three large cougars wvre killed w; ?. ?;, "'TDrJl vx,e na William J. Wllllama The cougar- ir p?f tj, , h'" Mt ff by C. W. Hawthorn. He presented the hunters wttb a 10 bill. The snow was between four and five feet deep and made It difficult for the dogs, who stayed with the animals until the huntera finished them. Nrauec-rrn. Monun'i Parous Rx- tokio.-Falling to keop her promise and take care of her Infant child, Josie Ken nedy, who waa released from the City Jail a few weeks ago under a suspended sentence, was arrested Friday night by Patrolmen Johnson and ShaBer and taken before Judge Taawell for revoca tion of her parole. Ths woman Instead or returning to her child hsd taken up the life of the streets. 8he will have to serve to days. Her husband la now serving a term In the Washington State Peniten tiary. Dials Mads is Oood Faith. Convinc ing Judge Taxwell In Municipal Court yesterday that In good faith he bad traded three gold mines for 75.000 shares of toe stock of the American Water Motor Company, Marshall J. Peutt, who wss brought bark to Portland Trom Canyon City by Deputy Sheriff Delch, was discharged yesterday morning. The court held that the case waa one for civil action. If any. and thst there had been no Intent to defraud W. J. Cook. who brought the complaint. Bi-axprNa Babt Robbbo. Taking a cloak from under the bead of a sleep ing baby, at the Union Station. Friday night, cauaed the arrest of Char las 11 liams. a derelict, upon a charge of being drunk. Williams was seen to enter the women's waiting room and after prowl ing around awhile, take the cloak from under the child's bead and go through the pockets. He was sentenced, to ft days at the city quarry. Attohkxt accused as D!sobdbbx.t. Renville Chtnnock. an attorney, waa ar rested yesterday morning on a charge of disorderly conduct, preferred by Mark Sehluasel. sgent for the owners of the Buchanan building. It Is alleged that Chlnnork waa elected from a room In the building In which be had bis office. and broke a window to regain access. Joait F. MCatixoEB's FotiLAi. UnA- Tbs funeral of John F. Memlnger. who died la Beaverton. Or was held yester day from Flnley s Cbspel. end the burial was mads In Rose City Cemetery. Mr. Memlnger was M years of age. and waa ths father of Rev. E. 8. Memlnger. who was pastor of the Mount Tabor Methodist Church for several years. LatAABT AKMOCMCBS HOLTDIT HotTBS. Ti e central library will be open for read in on y from S until 4 P. M-. Wednes day. K.-bruary 3. Washington's birthday. The branches and reading roams will be closed entirely. Spbciai. chicken dinner and many deli cacies at the Peerless Cafeteria. S4 and M Fifth st. Open all day; music from 10 to 13 and ( to 7 o'clock. B no Ar wat New home of (even rooms. corner Forty-second; lot tOiUO; fixtures; tinted : bargain. Phone Man-hall (U. WHERE T0 DINE. Alt tb. delicacies of the season at ths Portland Restaurant. Fine private apart- meals for ladles, M Wash-, near Ika si Chicken dinner. Peerless Cafeteria, 1M Fifth, near Washington. steel, prtaais CeaL Tee best bouse coal. Ubertv Coal At loe Co. exduelve agents. II North Fourteenth street. Main 144. A.U4. Edlefsea's coals can be seen at Meter Frank. Phone 10S or C 210S for rv wool. " SUPERIOR QUALITY - 0 ax. " i ' Sterling Silver For .the table. Have you kept up with the times? We have all the new things that smart people like and we invite you to call and post yourself at our store. J, T JEWELERS aegfer Jbros. opticians THE LARGE STORE 266 Morrison St., Bet. 3d and 4th. NEW H0TEL. There hag been much talk during the past few years of the erection of a new hotel and additions to the hotels already built. Business men. travel Ins; men and property.owners gener ally are invited to go to Third and Pine streets and see the new Mult nomah Hotel, being; erected by the R. R. Thompson E-tute Company. The r cPf th, flr,t fIoor of the whole block with reinforced concrete ha. be- gun. The Leonard Construction Com pany, of Chicago, has gotten the base ment all In and now the first or ground floor Is under way, the largest Job of Its kind ever let In this upper country, a most' Interesting- sight to merchants, bankers and business men. There will be 525 rooms In this ho tel; a large banqaut hall, and also a large convention or assembly hall, each of them about the stxe of the en tire dining-room of the Commercial Club, and both connected with ante rooms and committee rooms. There wllI be tJ00 aoor, required In the ouldln-f and 808 bathtubs installed. The building will be elgnt stories ana attic In height over the block, and two stories under the ground. The exte rior will be covered entirely with white tile, will be of pleaalna; design and will make one of the most attracUve structures In the city, affording ample room for conventions and gatherings at Rose Festival time, the Elks' con vention and similar gatherings. Busi ness men of the City of Portland should visit the block and see the work being done, the most interesting work of its kind ever carried out in the Northwest. Mr. Henry, the agent of the R. R. Thompson Estate Company, Is nego tiating; a lease, and present Indications are that a manager of one of the large New York City hotels, with -a National reputation as caterer and manager, will have charge of "The Multnomah" when completed. YE OREGON GRILLE. rare treat Is being offered to music lovers of the elty at Ye Oregon Grille by the performance of Hensel, the Boy Wonder Pianist. Critica pro nounce bis playing par excellence. Mesara. Davis and Glynn, dialect sing ers, are still prime favorite. Mualo during luncheon, as well aa from 4 P. M. to 1 " Three Wise Women At HEHKEMPER'S Removal Sale, Said: t SaidMrs. Silk Ruffle: " Wben I want the very latest jewelry, or want to order somcthb-f personally made, I eome her. for something striking." Said Mrs. Aspire: "All swelldom admire my silver-service I bought it here, for I like to trade here. I'm accorded such deferential treatment." Said Mrs. Economy: "I always trade here, for it's the place where quality and low prices are happily mated but this removal sale has punched a big hole in prices that were already low. I'm going to stack up for all tima." ir3 BUSINESS BATTERIES for BUSY BUSINESS PEOPLE High-Class Office Equipment for All Requirements When every day, every week, every month, every year show Salsa Records Broken there must be soma good reason for it SUPERIOR SERYICE GET CATALOG "EVER YTHiN G FOR THE OFFICE" ET? KT A TfJ stationery & K&JLaiDJrlv& PRINTING CO Commercial Stationers, Office Outfitters, Printers. E-afravers, Booklet Makers end Bookbinders r,"B mmm A OAS HEADQUARTERS FOR . ARCHITECTS AND ENGINEERS SUPPLIES IRVINGTONACREAGE. Close-in piece of property. IOOxISS feet, northwest corner of East Twenty eighth and Thompson streets. 285 feet frontage on East Twenty-eighth and too feet on Thompson; seven-room cot tage with fine orchard; Twenty eighth street is graded and has ce ment sidewalks. Quarter-blocks near by are selling for 15000. and single lots for 11600. This property can be cut up into small pieces and sold at a good profit. This la a bargain; price only $13,500; terms to suit purchaser. Apply to CHAS. K. HENRT CO.. Henry Bldg., ' Fourth and Oak Sts.. Portland. Or. PLANT SIBSON'S ROSES Grown in the open ground, strong, healthy, full of fibrous roots and true to name, slbson's roses are celebrated wherever they go as the best In the market Now Is the time to plant for next Summer's blooming. Catalogue free. THE SIBSON ROSE NURSERIES, 1180 Mllwaukle ave., Portland, Or. LEASING PROPOSITION. We can secure for you a long-time ground lease on an excellent piece of property on Yamhill street, between Fourth and Tenth streets. Owner will lease for a period of 25 to 60 years. For particulars inquire of CHAS. K. HENRY CO.. Henry Bldg., Fourth and Oak Sta, Portland. Or. Portland Heights Bar-rain. We have for Bale a beautiful quar ter block on Portland Heights. lOOx 100. It Is in ons of the best neigh borhoods and surrounded by fine homes. On this property there is a nice two-story residence: sidewalks are oement and streets hard-surfaced; only two blocks from the carllne. The ground alone Is worth almost aa much as the price asked. This la a snap. Price $9000. part cash and balance on time. For further particulars apply to CHAS. K. HENRY CO.. Henry Bldg.. Fourth and Oak Sts- Portland. Or. " Present A-idresa 286 Morrison St. n b?i,';'v K,?riirp Spring Spring- Cluett and Manhattan Shirts are here for you. $1.50 to $4.00 Announcement On the morning of the 2d inst. the contents of the two upper floors of Glass & Prudhomme Co.'s plant were de stroyed by fire; the contents of the three lower floors were damaged by water. The printing and book binding plants are in full opera tion, and orders are being filled promptly. The entire edi tion of 18,000 copies. of the Home Telephone Directory was destroyed and this large work was completely duplicated and deliveries made to the Telephone Company 12 days after the fire. Can you beat it! Legal Blanks were not injured, and that department is promptly filling orders. The Fire and Water Sale of Office Desks, Chairs, Tables. Yawman & Erbe Filing Cabinets and Supplies, Office Sta tionery of all kinds and Office Labor-saving Devices will commence Tuesday morning, the 21st inst. All goods (dam aged or uninjured) will be sold at Insurance Adjusters' Val uations. No reserve. Glass & Prudhomme Go. 65-67 Seventh Street One Block North" 'of Oregon and Imperial Hotels, He Wrong Way to Read r. V- - fcnlA tha Tarlnt too far i H v. tri evea will be trained to make out the fins print. If you nave to noia tne prmi u u--rill strain the muscles of the eye. Either way la rfatl. To read small print comfortably yon should have our opuciem ouwiuir ii your vision, snd a pair of rla-ht-flttin-f. . -1 ti.rJ Remember, no matter how difficult your case may be. IX glaaees wta improve your vision we hin von. No extra chars for our scientiflo examination. Dallas Optical Parlors n i KAri.rvtj bxdg Career Tkire sad Wsskisarteta Streets. SeesBel Kieoy. TBJte nwawr. Traveling Salesmen Do you want a clean, good paying sideline t Why nbt investigate t NETHC0, r' 634 Worcester Bid. ...' Styles for You must have an early look at the new Spring Suits and Overcoats' that are now arriving;. Many of our cus-. tomers come in very early for these goods. We're ready to show an" unusually fine display of new models and fabrics; many very beautiful new weaves and patterns are shown. Try the ALBA BROS. Reliable Painless Dentists Eattre Cor. Seosawl sad BTorrlsos Sts. I sale WES DO ALL. OCR OWTf WORK. Experts-old crown and bridge workers and makers of false teeth. We have a lonar lease on the whole upstairs of this building-. We are here to stay snd do your dental work for years to come. Come In now and take advantags of our special rates. Geld Crew ma, 23k SS.OO Bride e Teetta, 22a: 83. OO F-tse Hnbh-r Plate. ... 85. OO AU GXd-Ui-a Platte, SIO.OO Cold FtlUntrs 81.00 Silver FtUlaar 50 ALL. WO ELK WIRBtNTED 15 YRS. Lady Attendant- Bank Reference. SPECIAL, ARRANGEMENTS tarn People From Out ef Towa. IL. 1911 15-Round Boxin-f Contest Otts Berg;- tSS lbs., of Fort Stevens, vs. Jack Dmuurte, 108 lbs., Oakland, CaL 2 six-RorxD pREi.rairvAR.rKg 2 AT VAWCOUVKR, WASH-, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 22, 1S1L, 8l30 P. M. Under Auspices of Vancouver Athletic Club. Reserved seats. $2.60 and $; general ailmfcalnn C 1 KA hi.tiAlir. tl. RJLt An at Schiller's Post, Geo. B. Thomae. Vancouver; Bherm. coenran, &t jonrn. and Hall's Saloon, Alblna. Seats reserve.! by pbons held till I P. M. Wednesday. Inslantaneoos Hollow Wire Gasoline Lamps 1 to 1000 candle power, adapted to any hollow wire system. Sell at sight, write for special prices. h. w. w.uvBmro LIGHTING at StJP. CO 23S WsaklBA-tea St. T.YEE&SONS The Old. Pastes spent lUeOaae staay at hares sad rasasrib in. China; was granted diploma by the Emperor; g-araetaes core all ailments of maa and won) as whan ottars tail LC yon Buf fer, can or writs te YKM SJ SOWS MKDICDXX CO.. lit -tint. Cer. Alder. Pectiaad. Oc. ; 102.0v