mE SUNDAY OITEGOXIAX, TORTLAXD, MAY 21. 1911.
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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Fft la "Tha Flnanrwi.' Thla afternoon
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Hrr-BRATTOx rtRK-ITnalT-barlh and
Haa-ha.1. Upkau as. 1'ortland.
auernooa at 3 ..'I.
T.SJ,4THKI (o.vrltlireil ALU In
m. art of anat. hlns: iura from wo
men rial tors lo I-.na Kir Cemetery,
natter H.nnev. I J r.lri old. waa
cautrni ny Patrolman Murray yester
day an'l ronrrawl, Implicating two
Tout na. Juat before tha arreet
Bonnjr had made an attempt to aria
a para from Mr. I. hhrwka. tT Kaat
i wenty-elnhtli street and arm a almoat
a u --. fu I. Hnnnajr haa a mother liYlng
In 8t. Johns but Murrar dlaeoirered that
n. had aaraped recently from tha I
tentinn noma. Ila aald that the two
boys with him wart Melvln Peterenn
and Rennr-Parklnaon, tut Murrar want
in in. homes of these boy a and con
vin-d hlmarir that Bonnrjr waa not
tellinat tha troth. Ila ata turned
oar to tha Jarrnlla Court.
Thi lavixatnK Cua aonounraa tha
.nsraa-ement " Mr. Marshall Parrarh.
no will deliver at the rlubhou
aeries or Mhaaespearlan rearilnaa on
tha aramnaa of Mar SI. SI and 2.
Tickets for tha entire coursa may ba
had at YVoodard. Clark. Co. Frlca,
3. Tha rendition on Saturday evening.
May IT. will Include Mtdaummer
Xiaht's Praam"" and for thla children a
tlrketa will he eold at & cents. Pro
reed of lhaw ente-talnmen ta will be
devoted to the Junior playground equip
ment. Completion of the concrete work
on the junior tennis, handball and
basketball court a la now under way
ar.d II la hoped to have the entire proj
ect completed by the flrat of June. Aa
aoon aa completed theee featurea will
be open for the free uae of the children
of thla aertlon of tha city. Member
of the club bespeak for Mr. Iarracb's
entertainment the cordial aupport of
the realdenta of Irvlnitton and vicinity.
Couoiiu. Wono to iJtrTcBB ox A bt.
C K. K Wood's lecture on "Impres
alonlam" will be delivered on Monday.
May 32. at 4 o'clock, at the Museum of
Art. The lecture will be illustrated
both by lantern elides and by palnt-
Insa by the American Impressionistic
artists. The exhibit of the work of
the art school will cloae May SX. Thla
will be followed by an Important ex
hlhttton of paintings by American
artists. The Museum hours are: Week
days. to i: Sundays. 2 to t: free the
afternoona of Tuesday. Thursday. Fri
day. Saturday and Sunday.
t rti of the show places along the
Willamette Hlver la the Uroves home,
adjoining the Oolf Unka on the north.
The grounds of about three acres
highly ornamented with choice trees
and shruba and make a beautiful set
ting for the big white houae with Its
many verandas. The river bank there
1 ideal and the view aouth along the
river with the green hills, west sld
make It all very attractive. It Is for
ssle by Charm at llerlow, 112 Cham
ber of Commerce.
ruTOBorxD Books l.irrrr. The
May bulletin of the Public Library
contains a selected Hat of books and
articles on playgrounds. This Hat In
cludes books on playgrounds and al
lied subjecta that may be of Interest
tn any engaged In the playground
movement. In addition to books on
sdmlntatratton and equipment there
are works on gymnsstlcs. handicraft
for boys and girls and games.
To save the coat of storage on two
Ine-horsepower return tubular boilers
which we are now taking out. we will
sell them at a bargain If taken at once.
These boilers are of the Kewanee type
and tn good condition. Complete with
all fittings and feed -ster equipment,
ready for Immediate Installation. For
further particulars call at room 201
Oregonlan bldg.
Ox and after May si. 111. the Port
land Heights and council Crest cars
will operate south on Nineteenth from
Washington to Morrison, east on Mor
rlson to Fifth, north on Fifth to Wash
ington and west on Washington as
heretofore. Portland Railway. LJght ak
l'ower Company.
W Hux hair mattresses retail at
wholesale prices, for 30-pound beds
from 7. and up. We renovate mat
tresses and return them the same day.
We also renovate feathers. 1'ortland
Curled Hair Factory. II. Mrtxger. pro
prietor. 32 Front st. Main 474. A 1174
MlSSfOXABT FtBIJJ Sgr-BrTABT TO
Sriit. Mrs. Ilallle U Hill, of New
York. Nstlonal field secretary of the
Woman'a Home Missionary Soclety
wlll deliver an address at the Cen
tenary Methodlat Church tonight at
the aervtcea.
"1-aL rxjc op Rohauis" to B Tone.
Tr. C. H. Chapman will addreaa an
audience In Western Academy Hall.
Second and Morrison streets, tamtarht
at o'clock. His subject will be "The
leaven of Socialism." Admission la
free.
Uwi Him ix tub Rteb when he Is
telling you our sample shoos, worth
S) lo i. are only f !.. and you
will see that he la telling the naked
truth- Boston Sample Shoe Store. Ill
Fourth, cor. Alder, under e-and-10o
store.
Watto to Rrrr. Flat or houae,
unfurnished, three bedrooms: adults;
West Side: one tear: ready June 14:
bank reference. Address Patterson.
Cornell ua Hotel.
Watp A furnished residence, choice
lxvat.on: West sMe; June I to October
lv vrill pay ! a month. Mrs. Frohman.
Wsldorf Astor'.a. New Tork.
F. P. Tntun. IjaniKS Habkbdashkb,
haa moved to 223 Morrison street. Msr-
aiuam bldg.. and la now ahowtng new
gooda In all llnea.
CmuB:xa Room to Cuosb Eaiuo.
The chlldren'a room at the Main 1 J
orary. Seventh and Stark atreeta, will
close at o'clock on Saturdays.
Dm. E. A. Looms, physician and
surgeon, removed to J'U. 312 and 213
Koihchlld bldg. Phone Main 04.
CasraDt Looks and return, steamer
Monarch. Sunday. May 21: Washington-
street dock. A. M.
Storb No. 3is waahlngtoa street
for rent from July t. Apply room "41
Selling building.
R. A. NtKtsx. tailor, has removed
to 30 Selling bldg.. Sixth and Aider.
Post pay too much, merchandfse la
cheaper. Wooster's. 4t Washington.
Good, old-fashioned strawberry abort
cake. The Haaelwood. 34 Wash. at.
S-roRxa xt Oiru'sB ron Rk.it.
At Sixth and Oak sts. Call 304 Oak.
& W. MonRB. the artist, for ell por
traits or photograph. Seventh and Stark.
IB. W. O. Coi.g. 12 Oregonlan
bldg. I'hone Marshall l0t. a
K. STxraux la now located at
talis Stark street.
Sicca; or. alabwoud. iL UZi. A IZli.
MtsaisstPrT-AvBvrc Tracks Laid.
Double tracka on Mississippi avenue
have been completed beyond Preacott
street,' preparatory to the paving of the
street. Between Prescott street and
Kllllngnworth avenue work la In prog
ress on the extension of the double
tracks. The Improvement of Missis
sippi avenue will follow, and will make
It one of the longest Improved streets
on the Kaat Side. There will be
hard-surface pavement extending from
llolladay to Kllllngswortn- avenue.
more than two mites. Part of the
paving haa been done on Larrabee,
connecting at ret.
Ct.rs to Hot. a. Otkx Mgrrtxa The
I .oarer Alhlna Push Club will hold an
open-meeting Monday-1 night. In Tavta
hall, on Russell street, to consider the
question of extending Kerby street
south through the Montgomery tract.
This tract ha been cleared but thi
owners will not say what they pro.
pose to do with I he property. Lower
Alblna wants Kerby street extended to
a coanectlon with Broadway. Pan
Kellaher. Ben Rlesland will address
the meeting.
CoRXKIJt'B Pairtma Xot Grn.TT.
J. H. Stephenson, a dairyman of Cor
nrllus. waa tried In Municipal Court
yesterday on a charge of shipping dirty
milk Into the city. He waa arrested
st his home bv City Chemist Smith,
Smith testified that the milk contained
much sediment, and showed a sample
to bear out his statement. Stephen
son said that the sediment .found Iti
way Into the milk In tranatt. The Jury
returned a verdict of not guilty.
Bt'tLDixu Paxaobd rt Sxokb. Fire
In the basement of the Jaeger
building under the National Meat Mar
ket. at the aouthweat comer of East
Burnslde street and Grand avenue yea-
terdav caused damage to the amount
of 1400 to smoked meata and other
material owned by the meat company.
Also the building waa damaged allghtly
bv the smoke that poured up through
the basement floor. The lire's origin
Is not known.
N'obwat Br-rTTR Is 8i)r axd Fbsh
Knos Abb Ic. All of Frank L. Smith's
markets are selling at thnae prices.
Fancy breakfast baron la 3oc. medium
weight bacon la 17 He: extra-fancy
hams and half hams. ISc: dry salt
pork, fat backs, are 12 He and the lean
salt pork la ISc: pure kettle-rendered
lard In three-pound palls. 3Sc; five
pound palls. Sc: ten-pound palla. $1.10:
roasts of fresh pork are 1 2 He and
ISc: pork chops are 1 4c and lie A
train load of fancy corn - fed cattle.
dressed In Smith's own abbstolr. will
be distributed among his markets this
week at Smith s usual low prices.
Thi hydraulic glanta will be work
ing on Westover terrace this after
noon after 4 o'clock. A most Interest
ing sight for old and young. This ad
dition Is rspldly assuming shape and
the work of Improving Cornell road
from Lovejoy to the further end of the
tract la now. under way.
Rrv. W. O. Kijot. Jb.. will speak to
night at T:4t o'clock, on 'Politics and
Portland. at the Church of Our
Father iCnltarlanl. Seventh and Yam
hill. Synopsis: politics, business, wel
fare: machinery; persons and measures;
self-constituted guardians. Morning
service at 11 o'clock.
Hirkrxiax Raij-t. Members of the
A. O. 11. and ladles' auxiliary, with
their frlenda are requeated to attend
rally at W. O. W. hall thla iSunday)
evening, t o'clock. National Vice-
president McLaughlin will deliver
principal address.
NoRTHRrp aV Jeisnx. 14S Seventh
street, will continue to replenish their
stork of late Spring hata aa long as
their reserve stock of material last
The sacrifice sale of high-class mllll
nery must close In JO days. Fixtures
for sale.
GrCat SACBirtCK IX JCWEUtT
now In hands of receiver, must be
sold at once for benefit of creditors.
Come early and get choice of stock.
Receiver. 37 Washington st between
Fifth and Sixth.
Tni piano recital under the direction
of Alf KUngenberg and which will
take place at the home of Mrs Lee
Hawley Hoffman. 141 North Twenty
third street. Wednesday afternoon
from 3 to o'clock. Is by Invitation.
Moxtavii.ijl taxpayers and property
rnera will meet In Oddfellows halL
F.tghtlelh and Kaat Gllsan streets.
Tuesday evening. All Interested In
lower tax levy Invited. Ladles espe
cially.
"Passiox Piat." at Clneograph Thea
ter. 30 Grand avenue North. Last op.
portunity of seeing these beautiful pic
tures Sunday and Monday. May 21
and 22.
No More ( Miu. Tax J.xvibs. Tax
payers protect ypurselves. Attend
I -oarer Alblna Improvement Club. Mon
day evening, Davis hall. 12 H Russell
street.
First concert benefit of the New
Central Christian Church building,
Wedneaday evening. May 24, t o'clock.
Admission only Si cents.
F. K. Beach Co.. Pioneer Taint
Co, 103 Front St.. bet. Wsshington and
Stark. Phonea: Main 1334. A 7043.
To Lease. Store 203 Madison street
reasonsble rent. A- H. Blrrell Com
pany. McKay bldg.
Notice, Brotherhood or Owle. Spe
cial meeting Monday night. Kaglea
hall. Marquam bldg.
BAOOAoa Moved. R. O. Transfer
Co.. Park and Davis sts. Phones
Main S0. A 3322.
Lease. For one yesr. new seven-
room house. 447 Ladd avenue. Phones:
Msln 212. A 1232.
lea Crta delivered to all parta of
the city. Washington Cream Company.
i axd 14 Shoes at tl.St and II IS,
I Morrison at.
Pa, Coemtrr, 227 Marquam bldg.
DIAMONDS
JAKC.KK BRAK.
Jewelers, Opticians
The Large Store
24 Morrison street
Bat. Id sad 4th
Simon will deliver the address of wel
come and P. H. rv Arry, president of
the association, will respond. Special
music will be provided. Following the
programme there will be a big feast.
at, which only pioneers will be per
mitted to sit- The business sessU
wll be held at 7:30 P. M.
J. r. Lee will have charge of the
rampflre," one of the chief features
of annual reunions. Flve-mlnute
reminiscent talks will be given, under
direction of Cyrus H. Walker, eldest
son of a well-known pioneer family.
The Indian War Veterans will hold
their reunion and annual bualneas
meeting the preceding day. June 20.
MRS. SCOTT GIVES READING
WeJl-Known Elocutionist lo Be
Heard at Y. 31. C. A. Today.
Mrs. Martha Lula Drury Scott, who
la well known In the city aa a reader of
ability, will give an Interpretative
reading of Kdward Hverett Hale's,
"The Man. Without a Country." at 4
o'clock thlB afternoon at the Young
Women's Christian Association.
Music for the afternoon has been ar
ranged by Mrs. J. 8. Hamilton. All
girls are cordially welcome.
Exclusive Agents
Holeproof Hose
Brook Hats
Gordon Hats
Yonman Hats
Sogers, Peet & Brokaw Clothes
S. W. CORNER MORRISON AT FOURTH
Specializing .
Manhattan, Cluett
and E. & W. Shirts
Dent's and
Fownes Gloves
Stetson Hats
SPECIALIZATION in high quality; ability in choosing
and producing; scientific knowledge and a far-reaching
' organization; vigilant care in
what ve buy and the way
we sell these are the things
which assure you satisfac
tion in the clothes you buy
here.
WAR VETERANS TO MARCH
Military Ordrr of Serpent to Meet In
Vancouver Juno 7.
All arrangements hare been complet
ed by a committee consisting of W. T.
Phillips. W. H. Wells. A. O. Davidson
and J. L. llulford for the members of
the Department of Oregon of United
Spanish Wsr Veterans to sttend the an
nual session of the Wsshington Grsnd
Lslr o( the Military Order of the Ser
pent In Vancouver on June 7. The pro
gramme Includea a parade to be held at
Vancouver Barracks.
The Department of Oregon will hold
Its annual session at the Armory June
S. Tha Washington delegates will be
visitors and will participate In the pa
rade of the members of the order of the
serpent to be given thst night a
part of the Rose Festival programme.
In this parade the veterans will carry
the Illuminated likeness of a soaks
between 400 and 600 feet long.
The Washington contingent has char
tered a steamer tn which to make' the
trip to Port. and and will be accom
panied by a band and a fife and drum
corps
Scout Toung Camp No. 2 of the Span
ish War Veterans Friday night passed
resolutions urging the restoration of
the Army canteen.
PIONEERS MEET JUNE 21
Camp fir and Riff t to Be ta-
turrft, mm fiul.
Jun tl 1 tb date thl year of th
annual ! on of th Or icon ftonr
AuarUtton. It will hm hld In th
Mason. c Tempi-. Sretary George H.
Hitnes has arrant;! a prornmmt of
mut-h tnterevt to the pioneers.
The annunl address will be delivered
br 14. A. ekUUsr. of Lebanon. Uaor
"DEEP SEA FISH."
Large fresh crabs. 10c: razor clams.
wo dozen. 25c; hard-shell clams. &e per
pound: chicken halibut, 10c: chlnook
Imon, ISc: shad, 6c per pound: Nor
way, mackerel, loo and ISc: Norway
Herring, Milkers', fl.00 per keg: Nor
way sardines. 10c or $1.00 per dozen:
Yarmouth bloaters, 60c per dozen: C. A
B. Kippered herring, 16c, 12 50 per doz
en: salmon bellies, Kaatern Oysters. CSc
per can: Olympla oysters, 76c per quart.
D. Kellaher aV Co. B 1894; Bast 418.
YE OREGON GRILLE.
There's a reason" why Te Oregon
Grille Is a universal favorite, not only
with Portland people but with tourists
as well because of Its uniqueness, the
exceptional merit of Its menus and ser
vice and because of the hlgh-cless mu
sical programmes furnished Its patrons.
Slgnor Pletro Merino easily holds "first
place among the cite;' violinists, while
the vocsl soloists iters already become
general favorites. Orchestra every day
at luncneon.
Your confidence may be assured
in these $20, $25, $30 and $35 suits
and overcoats. They offer you style,
quality and good taste; the correct
things; they are unprecedented.
Materials, colorings, models in great
variety.
Unusual values at $15.
"THE PEER OF ALL BEERS"
Welnhsrd's Columbia, quarts, 11.35
per dozen: pints, 76c dozen. Bock,
quarts. fl.36: Kelser Blue, quarts.
11.50: Port. Sherry. Angelica. Muscatel,
11.00 per gallon: Tonic Port. $1.26: Can
adian Club. $1.26: Straight genuine
Moonshine Whiskey, $1.00. D. Kellaher
A Co. B 144; East 418.
PIEDMONT HOME..
Right rooms, modern, nearly new.
corner 100x100. Can make very low
price. A. H. Blrrell Co., 20$ McKay
building. ' -
FLY TIME SOON.
Order door and window screens now.
Keep out the fly and avoid sickness.
Screens to order. Prices reasonable.
Ward Bros.. 888 Union ave. North.
Phones: Woodlawn 2143: C 2394.
WHERE TO DINE.
All tha delicacies of the season at tha
Portland Restaurant. Fine private apart
meats for ladles, 106 Wash, near 6ta a.
Special chicken dinner and many deli
cacies at the Peerless Cafeteria, 64 and
6 Fifth st. Open all day; music from
11 to S and 6 to 7 o'clock.
V.f BATH OPKMXO,
The time Is Just right to try the life
and strength-giving sunbath In connec
tion with the nynropatnic massage ana
medical gymnastic treatments in the
newly opened under expert manage
ment Vienna Institute. 9s4 East I-land
era, and Thirty-first streets,
villa car. Phone Kast l.
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Dr.F.E.Yoacum
Of Los Angeles, California
Founder of Plssah Homes
WILLHOLD
FULL GOSPEL SERVICES
M.AY 17 TO 31
Second Baptist Church.
Kaat Seventh and Ankeay Sts.
Many aouls have been claimed
for the Lord and acoree of crip
pled and alck have been healed
through the prayera and teach
Ing of Dr. Yoacnm. la Jesus' name.
ALL WELCOME.
CARD OF THAXKS.
Brice Wilson wishes to express his
heart-felt gratitude to his many friends
for their kind sympathy in his hour
of need and to thank tliem for the tri
butes of affection tendered -to the
memorv of his beloved wife,- Sarah
Elizabeth Wilson. . ' "
CARD OF THANKS.
Mr. and Mrs. Bodding and family wish
to express their sincere thanks and ap
preciation to all of their friends fend
relatives for their sympathy ; and kind
ness in their recent beravement.
O. L. BODDING,
MINNIE BODDING.
CARD OF THAXKS.
We desire to extend our gratitude to
our many friends for the kindness and
us in our sua oe
B. D. WHITUNG
AND FAMILY.
sympathy shown
reavement.
ff . Vermont
i Maple J
J&v Sugar JI
WE ARE SHOWING MANY DAINTY
DE3GKS IN KEDLWORK.WMICrt MaV
Bt PURCHASE) STAMPED Oft CDrtrtETflX
THE NETDLrCRAFT SHOP
sea YsxniixsT.
I8U3CX SOUTH Of 0LO1 WORT MAN IKINS
rT90B tnatrartlon to brlnner: pl
cl for advaUiced writers. Shorthand.
irMwr tlrr. multlKraDhinir. DooKKeepinr.
KiannsTTBinhaf for noaitlon' ToaiLl0DB for
MontaV- A Bttsnoirrtipher-s. Mndorn Bunnwi roiTeca.
Blxth ani WiiKhlnprtrtn. Phon Min 7J.
We Cant Give You a New Set of Reasons
FOR ATTENDING
Our Removal Sale
for the old ones contained the simplest, most practical reasons
fhy a well-known, reliable jewelry firm was cutting prices
down to bedrock and then some. We had to move we would
rather sacrifice profit than move anything. "There's the prop
osition in a nutshell." We can only add a little piece of M
advice the days will be very short, and very few, where one of
your dollars will get the value of two. An unlimited selection
of the best and most fashionably desiened Jewelry, Watches,
Sterling Silver, Silverware, Cut Glass, Dainty China, Clocks, etc.
Present Address
286 Morrison Street
Future Address
Yeon Bldg.
Our annual shipment of
Maple Surar about 4000
lbs. has just arrived from
Morrisville, Vt., direct from
the "orchard" or "bush"
and
Every Pound Guaranteed
Absolutely Pure
a
We carry no blended supir
ours is all Maple and
there is very little of it to
be had in Portland This
season's run is better than
for several years and our
stock in rakes and cans will
not last long1 Displayed in
West Window.
THE.
POPUkA
SWEET
aSHOP.
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269-71
rlOttMJON
It's Kilham's that engrave for
highesl: society
Slost beautiful things in
strictest propriety.
SUPERIOR COPPER-PLATE ENGRAVING
Wedding Announcements, At Home,
Invitations, Visiting Cards, Com
mencement Programs, Diplomas, Etc.
DISTINCTIVE STEEL-DIE EMBOSSING
Society Monogram and Address Sta
tionery, Banquet Programs, Menus,
Office Stationery, Business Cards,
Stock Certificates, Bonds, Etc.
We employ our own artists, do our own copper-plate and steel-die
engraving and can please the most fastidious.
Come and See Our Samples '
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FIFTH AND OAK STREETS
STEWART
SAN FRANCISCO
Geary Street, above Union Square
Just opposita Hotal St. rrancis
European Plan $1.60 a day op
American Plan $3.00 a day up
Hew steel and brick atraerare. Farniahrd at
cost of $300,000. Eaerr comfort and coo
Tanienca On csrlines trsnaf errinc all orer
city. Om mbua meets trains and ataamera.
SaodfotBooa-letwuamapofSajlrmoeiac
B aa 'S
ridge and Plate Work
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COMPAJiYj
Tbere are many kinds and
forms of Dental Bridge Work,
each of which has specialized
merit.
Bridge work to be right In
every detail and possess the
quality of permanence, must ba
exact in ha mechanical construc
tion. Most failures tn bridge work
are due to unsanitary construc
tion, to actual "don't care" care
lessness or to honest ignorance.
MAKING ARTIFICIAL TEETH
Is a leading feature of our busi
ness, and we believe it cannot be
surpassed in the point of its
completeness. We operate our
own laboratory, and as making:
artificial teeth is a specialty In
dentistry, we are in a position
to make this offer and guaran
tee satisfaction. ,
rr. Wipe has made thts branch
of dentistry a special study for a
great many years and is again in
active practice and will wait on
all who wish his services.
Out-of-town people can hava
their plate and bridgework fin
ished in one day if necessary.
DR. W. A. WISE
14 Years a Leader In Painless Dental
Work in Portland.
TAKES ADVANTAGE OP THIS SPECIAL OFFER,
These prices are extremely low for the quality of work we offert
Good Rubber Plates, each.. 85. OO II 22k BrldBe Teeth, Bnaraa-
S7.BO
Tbe Best Ked Rubber
Plates, each, for
22k Gold and Porcelains
Crass for S3.SO Vp
teed, each &3.SO T7n
Gold and Enamel Flllinsa . . i l
Painless Extracting 50( l
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