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About The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 5, 1911)
tite stxdat okeooxtan, potrtxast), yoraroER 5. ion. 7 CITY NEWS IN BRIEF ohjqooxiajt Tcutraoxn. - W.taa TOTl A tltr cir-:atio a T.o A v.r., c, tailor ' J'J AfVJ Sur.e.T tailor T;0 A S -O tn.to.:t.ra .....Mala T"2 ? ? MPU ksUiUsc .....alaia TUl 4 MTU KM EXT. HETUO THIiTIH (Tth ul Pasiaisa P ra -Taa yiftMl :lt. Tools til Mt-mil ClUloM ! tha mastcaL Tha tlrl. Tn afsn aa3 Too lama.- tmuoow at 1:13. umijbt. S.ia sreooa. ORPHCfM THEATER (MorrUoB. bwo lath J11 Srrathi Tudt'Lla ThU moon at S:13 and tonicht at :!. A!TAOEi THEATER iroirtt ao1 Stark) Vaadart::. Tb:s aftaraoas at to. a:t at 7 and a. SXPKIM THEATEH-Ptni aa4 Waahlns toat VaudoviU. This aftaraeott at su aad tools hi at T BO and B. WAR. arcade. OH JOT, ODtOX. TTVO- i-i r-im-ru pleturoa. II A. Ja, 11 P. MAJESTIC THEATER (Park and Wash tnatoa Muttoa pietars and aaaaioai 'iuQ..u 11 A a. u u F. a. Pastor's Wirm Diem 8ctdstxi.t. Mrs. uatncrins St Liarllna;. wlfs of Rst. a. A- Larllna now a niMant of Estacada. otii rormerir of Portland. dlsd and denly at her hoxna la Estacada Wedacs "T morntBar. JLra. Darling- awoke Wadnasdajr mnrnln at :J0 o'clock and cai:d Mr. Dai-Una-, and wllhln 15 mlnutoa aha had paasd awmy. Prath was dus to heart failure. Mrs. Iarl- Ins; was born In Carlton. X. Y March T. UJ4. Four years a so ah and hr husband cam to Portland, and after iiTina- in rorciand tnre years they morcd to Eatacada- Tha funeral was held rrldajr In 1-ono Oak Cemeterr. . Mr. iKicsIaaa. of the Montarllla Maihodlat Church, conducted th ssrr Icea. Woonuwn IxracrraiCfTS Piscrssra. At th first rasetlns; of th Wood lawn Improvement Aaaoclatlon Friday Blast umJar th newly-elected offlcars, Charles E. Tork. prsaldlnar. a general Improvement proaramm was approTed. It Includes aradlna- of all streets snd laying of concrete aldewalks and curbs preparatory to hard-eurfac pave ments, when the property can stand th burden- Committee wer appointed to brlna about neisrhborhood Improve ments. The sssoclatton adopted a resolu tion advocating buildlrs; of tha Aodl- torlnm on the East PMe. Lad ira. AT-rxsnox. Heretofore Thar annually disposed of my surplus wool ens at Hakrr's Auction rooms. This year I am a-lvtne; the ladles an op portunity and am offerloa; ths hta-hsat a-rade matertala and workmanship 'at areatly reduced prlcea. Former prlc I4S and up now 6a for a abort lima. Not annc out of bualneaa but sm going abroad to make my aelectlon of woolen. Edmund. Gurney. ladler tailor. Mohawk bids. Id and Morrison. IP THS WllTRM I PLXASAKT TOU can spend a very pleasant afternoon Inspecting Westover Terracea at the head of Twenty-ninth street on Cornell road. The work under way la very In terestlng and the view of city, rivers. mountain peaks, and surrounding coun try the beat to be had In Portland. A short drtve out Cornell road on hard eurfar pavement or take "W ear to Twenty-ninth street. MiMtoKAUT rn Taul In th audi torium of the V. V. C. A. this after- noon at 4 o'clock Mis Knby T. y burn. Held worker of the Woman's Baptist Foreign Missionary Society of the Vi est, will prtve an andreas on nlood and Rest.' Th musle will be furnished by Una Gertrude Hoebes and Mm Grace Wilton. An especial welcome Is extended to all strangers. Harrxa Piscnvrrxt-ro Ot-R Bmnro and desiring to close our affalra at one. It I requested that all claims, bills or 'omittances be mailed promptly to W. J. t"heehy. room two Columbia bids. Accounta may be paid also at th Ben Svlllna; store. Fourth and Mor rison, or to F. H. Pelton. b'heehy, Bradley & Co.. Inc. Uses Fnxn Cmt.D 50 Tikis. The 14- months-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Her man I'avla. living at Estacada, nearly lot his life Inst week due to bee sttnss. The child rot Into a be hire and was stun (0 times. For a time lh lit:! one was critically 111. but medicine brought relief. The child Is recovering. Havixo discontinued our business and desiring to close our affairs at one It Is requested that all claims, bills or remittances be mailed promptly to TV, J. Sheeny, room too Columbia bldgn account may be paid also at the Ben Selling store. 4th and Morrison, or to F. N. Heiton. Sheeny. Bradley & Co.. Inc. Ncw Importations of Oriental rugs and rsrpets arriving dally. W are now showing the largest stork ever shown In this city. We handle only choice, dependable and perfect runs and will sell them at prices no one else can meet. Cartoslan Bros.. Im porters, 471 Washington, near 13th St. Tm Trngs An Victorious one day and the Italians next, but Atlyeh Bros, are leaders every day In bargains on oriental ruga. The great closlng-out sale, at Tenth and Washington streets. Is the Mecca of rug seekers. Not a rug to be moved to th new store. Save now. Wb Eeu. hair mattresses retail at wholesale prices, for 10-pound beds from 17 l and up. We renovate mat tresses and return them the aam day. W also renovat feathera. Portland Curled Hair Factory. H. Metlger. pro prietor. Front su. Main 474. A 1374 T. W. C. A. Onrtrv Tea Pot Mrxc. November C: Cream of tomato soup, roast beef, lamb chops, veal croQuettea, peas, mashed carrots, lobster salad, fruit salad, vegetable sejad, plneappl Jelio, with whipped cream: apple pie, w tth cheese; Ice cream and cak. Watiiu.i-Richiioxd Ct-cii to Mmr. The Waverly-Rlchmond Improvement Club will hold Its regular meeting next Tuesday evening. In Waverly HalU at East Twenty-sixth and Clinton atrsets. A report will be mad by th com mute upon park site. Bwap. 4040 sores at fit. Wasco Ccmntyi one-half tillable and In cultivation; buildings, stock and other Improve . ment Included. Whitmer. Kelly Com pany. I Fourth street. "What Is AkarchishT" will be th subject of an addresa by Mr. C E. S. Wood this evening at :46 o'clock, at the Church of Our Father T"nltarlan). Seventh and Taxnhlll sta. The public is Invited. Korts WAwrxtv Very responsible family desires eight to ten-room un furnished residence In desirable local ity. Vicinity of St. Helens Hall pre (erred. Answer P IS7. OregonlaA. Foa Rxjct Two-story brick ware house. 10x100 feat, on railroad track. Eighteenth and Vpshur atreeta la autre at Portland Artificial Ic Co. For Rr.fr. Elegant, six-room Indi vidual steara-heateU home: splendid location. Duplex apartment. 730 . Everett. IxvcsTORa, Norrrsj. Blue River Smel ter Company adv.; financial section, paze 1. First stock offered Orecon public, I'aBMUA repairing quick and good; recovering from 75c up. 115 Fourth sl id ween Yamhill and Taylor streets. Jog Xtedermeycrs barber shop now open for business, basement of Raleigh It.Og.. N. W. cor. th and Wash. Wlti. 8su. six shares Pacific State Fire Ins. stock at great sacrifice. W 630. Oregonlan. EiaiiT-Rocst HncsBX St Williams avenue. Phones: East 16S2, B 12S4. Fin rrr Bru puppies, cheap. 4 months old. Stipe. J Hawthorne. I'ksttst leaving state will sell or rent efflo. J fl4. Oregonlan. Rollu Sxatuo soed at Oak Rink, PaORTBtTtOM BaXQCIT ARRAJOIT. The opening roi of th "Out to Win" earapalgn Inaugurated by the Prohibi tion party In Oregon will be a banquet at the Bunnyslde Methodist Episcopal Church, at s:J4 P. M. Wednesday. No vember t. Four hundred and fifty In vitations hove been sent out. A num ber of persons from other parts of tha atate wUl be present. Among tbe speakers will be Leslie Butler, Hood River; W. P. Elmore, Brownsville; Julius O. Voget. Ealem: Rev. Hiram Gould. Forest Orov. and C J. Bright. Th Dalles. T. B. MoDanlel will be toas Unas ten Con poa Dree: FAtlt.T Rxluhiv A eontHbutlon of II was received yes terday by Th Oregonlan from Hal Coleman and IS cents from Ruth Brora berger for th aid of the family of John Dick, which was mad destitute by th Incarceration of Dick at the Unnton rockpil for drunkenness. A W ri-L-Kjovn DRESRUAJCxa tn Port land tells us that our Imported laosa are the finest eh has aver seen. Com and admire the exquisite crea tions In genuine hand-made laces, at Atlyeh Bros.' Oriental rug store. Tenth and Alder streets Assistant Milk Crwicist Named. A. F. Barnard waa appointed assistant city milk chemist yesterday by City Health Officer Wheeler. He waa se lected from a Hat of 11 applicants for the position. FiaST CUSS H O KIMIlUFd Prompt service, moderate prlcea. Jacob Bchwlod. 167 Stark, bet. Park and tth. Da. Richard Mrs, eye, ear. nos and throat, has moved to rooms lit. 11 Medical building. " 6 -Room furnished apartment for rent or furniture for sale. Marshall 1113. RratovRD to suite 120( Wilcox bldg. James N. Davis, attorney. Ouvxa M. Hick xv, attorney, moved te 113. 614. SIS Wilcox bldg. New Location. Pettls-Orossmayer Cok. third floor Wilcox bldg. RtufovxD to Wiixxix Bcrunm, Wttr- C Bristol. REPUBLICAN PLAN OPPOSED Tonne Chlnrse Say Office? Holders Dalk Tliclr F.fforta. Sixty Chinese In Portland, who hold offices under the Imperial government or hav received honor from the Em peror, are endeavoring to oaiK tne efforts of th Portland branch of th Toung China Aaaoclatlon. recently or ganised, according to Lee Quln. the secretary of the Portland revolutionary committee. These to. Lh Quln charges. hav been spreading false reports. In spiring fear In local Chinese and In other ways trying to keep them from supporting the effort to obtain a re publican form of government In China. There are no Manchua in portinno. du th desire to keen the honors and emoluments from the Imperial throne, which would be cut off by the republic, la given by Lee Vluln as their reason for supporting th Imperialistic throne. With more than li'O active members. th Toung China Association In Port and haa been organised and In It short life has already sent more than 4u0 to the Toung China Association o San Francisco, which Is handling All campaign money from Chinese on the Pacino Coast. A parade In the near ftrture. In which any of the 3000 Chinese who will be In Portland when the cannery men and the hoo-plckera come back to town, I being planned. Th great banner 01 th aoclety. which Is th new flag; of the desired republic, haa been made and quarters for the society will soon b engaged. ELKS TO DINE FAIR ONES Women to De Dinner Guests at Port land Hotel Wednesday. Elks of Portland and their visiting brothers will entertain their wives and fair friends at a dinner In the Portland Hotel next Wednesday evening In endeavor to arouse enthuslaam among th women In th grand lodge conven tlon to be held here next July. David M. Dunn will be toastmaster. Following Is the programme: "Port land Lodge Welcomee You." by K. K. Kubll. exalted ruler; "Th President of the United States." by ex-United States Senator Fulton, of Astoria: "The Con vention of 113." by l. Soils Cohen, chairman of the publicity committee; -Th Ladles." by Mrs. V. M. C Sllva. If of Captain Sllva. Kanauet guests are expected to be seated at 4:30 P. M. The speaking will be concluded soon after 9 o'clock, after which the entire psrty will go to the Elks clubrooms, where an entertain ment will be given by some of the best vaudeville artists at the local theaters nd a number of well-known Portland musicians. It Is probable that several committees of women will b named to anstst the men In providing entertainment for convention visitors and to aid tn re reiving the wives and families of Elks who will be here for the big week. PEKIN GUARD IS ENLARGED S00 Marines to Protect fnltcd States Legation, Says Sergeant. That th Marin guard at the United Stales Legation in Pekln. China, has been Increased by 100 men. and that 400 more are on their way. la the statement of Thomas W. Dench, sergeant of United States Marines at tbe Portland recruiting office. "Conditions In China now are the same as In the boxer rebellion of 1900," said Sergeant Pench.The walls around th American legation have been rein forced by sandbags In readiness for an attack and th Marina guard Is kept constantly under a nr. a. -Marines to th number of 1100, still tn the Philippines, could be embarked on ahort notloe and landed tn China within six days. Marines being used as an expeditionary force are always first to land when there Is prospect of trouble." YE OREGON GRILLE. Th excellency of this popular grill In all It has to attract. Is being dally enhanced bv Its musical programme. Her you can hear the popular se lections from "The Spring Maid," the beautiful music of the coming -Mahomet's Faradlae" as played by Pletro iViareno and his solo orohestra. In con nection with classical selections ana sonrs. and all making up an evening's entertainment that for sheer quality Is unsurpassed. PLANT SIBSON'S ROSES W grow Carolina Testout. Frau Karl I'ruschkl. the Cochets. Ulrlch Brunner, etc.. by thousands. Also th latest European prlxa winners some beautiful creatton. Acres of rove In splendid quality. Now Is th time to order. THE S1BSON ROSE NURSERIES. -1110 Mllwaukl ave, Portland Or. Pallas Fruit to Be Shown. PALLAS, Or, Nov. 4. (Specll. Tn pursuance of a request from the sec retary of the Horticultural Society of Oregon, the Delias Commercial Club la preparing to send a large exhibit of asplaa and prunes to th. enpl. show to DIAMONDS When you go a diamond buying nothing counts more than to select with care the place to buy. If tha man vrho sells yon 'your diamonds can be thor oughly depended on and can depend on his own judg ment concerning diamonds, yon cant go wrong. We Ve specialized on dia monds for years. And can point to some of the finest diamonds in Port land as coming from our store. Never in our history have we seen a time when they were a bet ter investment than now. A large selection Is of fered the critical seeker. JAEGER BROS. The Large Jewelry Store. 266 Morrison Street, Between 3d and 4th. be held In Portland soon. A committee haa been appointed to arrange for the exhibit, and have commenced work upon the aama. It la expected that an excellent exhibit of apples can be pro cured from the Wallace Orchards in this county. It being understood that this orchard has produced an excep tional crop this year, both In sis and quality. POMOLOGY C0URSE AIDED Proressor at O. A. C. Gathering Most Complete Collection Known. OREOON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE, Corvallls, Nov. 4. (Special.) Professor V. R. Gardner, of th horticultural department here, la gathering on of th moat complet collection of pora ologlcal apeclmens ever assembled anywhere In the country. This collec tion will be used In Profossor Gard ner's course of systematic pomology, in which the students are taught to distinguish between different varie ties and to know the physical and com mercial propertlea of each. Testerday a consignment of several Individual fruits each of nine differ ent varieties of pomegranates, four varieties of persimmons, two varieties of medlars and nine varieties of chest nuts waa received. A complete exhibit of pecans haa been received from th Southern states. A complet collection of walnuts, both the Oregon-grown and the soft-shelled nuts from th South, are on exhibit. A colleotlon of almonds, especially gathered In California, has been re ceived by th department. An Interest Ins; number of pawpaws from Indiana are among tha more unusual fruits In tha collection. JAP EDITOR WILL SPEAK Peace Advocate) to Addresa V. 31. O. Av Entertainment Planned. Sabura Shlmada. of Yokohama, mem ber of the Japanese House of Commons, d leader of the progressive party. will arrive In Portland today from San Francisco. Mr. Shlmada is said to be tha only Christian statesman in Japan. He is paying a visit to this country in th. Interest of the peace movement. He will receive the members of the Japanese Association between the hours of i and I at th Portland Hotel. After wards he will speak at the Y. M. C A. Tomorrow he will be shown about th. city and given a reception by the Jap anese Press Club and S. Ban. He will also address a meeting; at the Japanese Methodist Church. As owner and editor of the Japanese Times. Mr. Shlmada has exerted a wide Influence through his advocacy of peace. At the opening- of Parliament in December he will oppose the ap propriations for th. expansion of th. navy. INCOME PROPERTY. T have several desirable flat propo sitions paying- as high aa 14 per cent net. . F. E. BOWMAN CO. East S2d and Brazee. East 935. C 1322. Labor Toplo to Be Discussed. Xabor's Road to Freedom, or the Play In the Chang. Role Labor Will HE1TKEMPER JEWELRY STORE Is to Portland What Tiffany Is to New York The very best place to buy Jewelry, Silver, Cut Glass, "Watches, etc., everything correctly marked up to the very last minute in style, and perfection of fin ish. "Whether you want a brilliant diamond in our own peerless settings, or just simple standardized plated Tableware, we will serve you just as will ingly, as courteously, and will guarantee your pur chase to be absolutely correct in three things STYLE, QUALITY, PRICE G. HEITKEMPER CO. Yeon Building Fifth Street BUY HERE Holeproof Hose Manhattan Shirts Brook Hats Peer of all $3 Hats From Competition to Co-operation Pre dicted by George W. Perkins," will be the subject of the lecture by William Thurston Brown, principal of the Mod ern School, today at 8 P. M. In Chrls tensen s Hall, corner Eleventh and Yamhill streets. Th. lecture Is free. LIGHT PLANT TAKEN OVER Castle Roek Council Quick to Act When Darkness Falls. CASTLE ROCK, Wash, Nov. . (Special.) Following- earlier announce ment, th Castle Rock Electric Com pany shut off th lights last Tuesday night a few minutes after midnight. As a result the City Council and the Mayor and Clerk conferred and before the next evening had agreed with the owners of the plant to take a lease for a few months, and the same even ing a meeting of the Council with the manager of the company was held and a lease and the terms thereon agreed upon and signed. Th. new plant will be Installed and In operation soon, according to the managers of the new plant. Beet Confections In America, W. are sole agents for Oregon for Park TUford's, Halliard's and Alle grettl bon bons, the best candles In America. Put up in many-sized boxes of exquisite daintiness. If you enter tain, be sure to get the best. Slg Slchel A Co.. main store 92 Third. Branches: Third at Washington, and Sixth at Washington. Telephone orders given prompt attention. Christmas Suggestion. Faolnatlng and charming features in photography. Aune, Columbia bldg. CARD OF THAJfKS. Tn all our relatives and friends for their kind expressions or eympatny and assistance in our late Dereavemem we wish to extend our sincere tnanKs. MRS. T. SCHWARZMAN AND FAMILY. CARD OF THANKS. Mra P. O. Lundln wishes to express to her many rriendej her sincere tnanKs for their kindness and sympathy ex tended to her In her treat sorrw In th. loss or her Delovea nusoana. CARD OF THAJTKS. With most profound gratitude do w. In this, our late bereavement, tender our appreciation of our valued friends. Lrviue nogs, nusoana; mr. ana airs. William Frlisell, parents: Mrs. G. W, Harris and Mra. William Ash. sisters. ' Press Club Sentinels Earned. O. C Merrick, chairman of the com Portland Fashion Center Since 1863. 4th and Morrison. mlttee In charge of the Press Club election to be held tomorrow, has an nounced the following appointments'. 10 to 11 o'clock, Merrick, Soules, Stev ens; 11 to 12 o'clock, Merrick, Hazen, Calvert, Scott; 12 to 2 o'clock, Merrick, Prlchard; 2 to 4 o'clock, Merrick, Pe traln, Blythe; 4 to o'clock, Merrick, Sherwln, Pierce, Smith; 6 to 7 o'clock, Merrick, Sammons, Davis, Cronln; 7 o'clock until ballots are counted and results are announced, Merrick, Sulli van, Aldrlch, Glass, Barkhurst, Over holt, Glttlngs, Seed, Toevs and Simp- Underwood Standard Typewriter The UNDERWOOD has been displayed at all expositions of im portance since 1900 and in every case was awarded the highest prize. Recent championship type writing contests in the United States and Europe have been won on the Underwood and all speed records are held by operators of this machine. 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Ca!i ci write tor circular, 6u 1-502 Bennke-Walker bldg., ta mn Yamhill. Portland. Tha Forestry Service is conducting ac tive warfare against wolves, coyotes, witUsW cats and similar predatory anlmaia. mm