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THE RTTXDAY OREGOXIAX. PORTLAND. AUGUST 4, 1912. - . . . . - - - - ' i to I , ,111, . 1 - - : 1 CITY NEWS IN BRIEF OREGOTAN TELEPHONES. Prir-tln e-room Main TOTO. A 60BS Citv Circulation Main TOTO. A 6085 Manacing E.litor Main T070. A 6095 Sunday Editor Main TOTO, A 6095 Composlns-room Main TOTO. A 805 Superlntendt building- Main T070 A o'Jtfw AMUSEMENTS. HEILIG THEATER (Seventh and Taylor) Catnrine Countias in rne AwiKnmj Helena Richie." Tonight at 8:15. OPPHEUM THEATER fMorrUon. between Blxth and Seventh) Vaudeville. Tonight at 8 :30. EMPRESS THEATER (Park and Waahln ton) vaudeville. Tnia aiternoou tonlrht at 7:30 ad 9 o'clock. PAXTAGES THEATER (Seventh and AI der Vaudeville. Thla afternoon at lonlcht at 7:30 and 8 o'clock. ment park; varied attraction. Thi after noon and tonight. COUNCIL CREST (Portland Heights) Trent : amusement Dark. PEOPLE'S. STAR. ARCADE. OH JOT, TIVOLI AND CRYSTAL First-run pic turea. 11 A M. to 12 P. M. RECREATION PARK (Twenty-fourth and Vaughn) Baseball. Portland vs. vioion. This afternoon at s:u o ciock. 2:15. :15, OREGONIAK AT RESORTS For the quickest delivery of The Oregonian at Summer reeorta, aub wribs through tba following agents. City rates. Subscriptions by mall in payable tn alvance. Bayeeean,- OrHotel Bay ocean Annex Bay City. Or. M. J. Miller Bar View, Or. E. P. Marcher Brighton Beach, Or J. A. Baldwin Carson Spring Mineral Springs Hotel ' Cascadia. Or O. M. Geisendorfer Collins Springs Fred A. Toong Ijng Beach Lonls C'ohea aheotta J. n. Brown Kewport Geo. Slyreeter Ocean Park D. E. Beechy Bockaway Beach.Or. . Wilklns Rice St. Martins Springs. .Mrs. St. Martin Seaside Clark Strattoa Seaview. Wash. .. .Frank E. Strahal Tillamook J. 8. Umsr Tvkelsnd, Wash John Korby Feast or St. Ignatius Celebration Todat. The pastor and people of St. Ifrnatlus parish will celebrate the feast of Saint Ignatius today. High mass will be celebrated in the church. East Forty-third street and Powell Valley road, at 1:30 A. M.. at which Rev. Thomas A. Meagher, S. J., will deliver the address on the life work of St. Ignatius. Luncheon will be served by the women of the parish at 10 A. M, At 2 P. M. there will be a baseball game between Knights of Columbus and Hibernian teams. At 1 P. M. Rev. P. J. O'Reilly. S. J., will deliver an ad dress. All will be welcome to these services. St. Ignatius parish occupies a sightly tract on which there Is space for a large crowd. Club Will Consider Co-operative Store. The committee of nine ap pointed at the last meeting to invest! gate the matter of establishing a co operative store in Montavilla will re port at the regular meeting of the Montavilla Board of Trade. East Glfsan and East Seventy-sixth street Monday night. This committee has gone into the matter carefully the past two weeks and visited the co-operativt store established at Shaver street and Alblna avenue In the Albina district. At this meeting an amendment to the constitution of the club will be con sidered also. Library Has Collection op Notes. Collection of bank notes of the Con federate States of America, covering the years 1861 to 1864, is now on ex hibition at the Central Library, Bev, enth and Stark streets. During the month of August the Sellwood branch library will be open in the evenings only, from 6 to 9:30, and the libraries at Arleta. Lents, Montavilla, Troutdale, University Park and Woodstock will be open In the evenings only. Tb,o Gresham branch library will be open in the afternoon only, from 2 to 5:30. One of the finest views of the lm mediate surroundings of Portland is to be had from the crown of the hill on Abernethy Heights. The view of mountains, foothills and river from there is royal. The Golf Links and East Portland look like a checker board. Bull Run water is being pumped up to the whole tract and roads are being opened. Ask Mr. Van Nice for further information, with Oregon Realty Company, 43 Fourth street. This strictly first-class suburban prop erty is being bought by our best busi ness men, and we have the sightly four acres for sale. Swedexbokgian Minister Here. Rev. Charles A. Nusseaum, of St. Louis, Mo., Swendenborgian minister, will preach tonight in the Knights of Pythias hall, under the auspices of the Portland New Church Society, on 'Religious Needs and Aspirations of the Times." Rev.' Mr. Nusseaum was sent out by the convention of the New Church Society on a tour of Inspec tion of Canada and the Pacific Coast and is now on his return. Employment Bureau Reports. A total of 3064 persons were furnished employment during July by the Muni cipal Free Employment bureau ac cording to the monthly report filed with the City Auditor yesterday. Of the number 2854 were men and 210 wo men. Included in the list are laborers of all classes, skilled and unskilled. The majority were given positions out side the city on construction gangs or in lumber camps. Brooklyn Postal Station Has New Quarters. The Brooklyn postal sta tion has moved from Its former Quar ters on Milwaukie and Ellsworth streets to the new brick building on Milwaukie and Powell streets. Cen trally located and much larger the new quarters are a great improvement. We Sell hair mattresses retail at wholesale prices, for 30-pound beds from J7.50 and up. We renovate mat tresses and return them the same day. We also renovate feathers. Portland Curled Hair Factory, H. Metzger, pro prietor, 228 Front St. Main 474, A 1374. University President Will Preach. Dr. John Tallmadge Bergen, president of Albert Lea Presbyterian College. Albert Lea, Minn., will preach every Sunday morning in August, at West minster Church. The Broadway car furnishes service. Bahai Assembly to Meet. The Bahai Assembly- will meet tonight at room 18. Selling-Hlrsch building. Every one is cordially welcome. Dr. Davidson Buchanan will talk on "A Foundation Principle of the Bahai Teaching." Harry Lippma-n Here. Harry E. Lippman. manager of the United States Casualty Company with head quarters in Seattle, was in the city yes terday on a short business trip. For Sale. An exceptional oppor tunity to buy a 1913 electric car; has been well cared for and Is In good con dition: a reasonable cash offer will be considered. N 238, Oregonian. For Sale. Nine-room house, good condition, $7500, easy terms. Inquire forenoons. Owner, 715 Corbett. corner Hooker street Notice. The Alblna Fuel Co. have not advanced the price of fuel. Best cordwood. $5. Phone E. 182. C 1117. "The Activities op the So-Called Dsad," Temple of Truth lecture, 8 P. M. ICKiay. tiiieri bids;. Ai-xi'i PortJJTS. Columbia bids- for men. women. i aren. Main-A 1635. Delightful Soatino on Lake Esta cada. O. W. P. cars. DR. William Boys has returned. Offices removed i 314 Dekum. Weddino Rinos- The latest Tiffany shape at Jaeger Bros. Dr. J. H. Hickwan has removed to 515-18 Swetland c'dg. Dr. H. M. GkeeQ has returned. Oriental Ruos. In addition showing the very finest weaves of the Orient, you will find in our collection inexpensive Oriental rugs and carpet in quiet colors and good taste and quality. Every rug carries our guar an tee. No w is the time to have your rugs cleaned and repaired. Expert workmen, modest charges. Cartozian Bros., exclusive Oriental rug dealers. 473 Wash, bet. 13th and 14th. Mount Hood. A real mountain resort at Cloud Cap Inn. The most glorious spot on Mount Hood. Tickets and reservations, Dorsey B. Smith, 69 Fifth street. Oregon City Boat leaves Taylor street dock, daily. 8 A. M., 2 P. M. Sundays 9 A. M., 12 M J P. M. Round trip, 40 cents. Reduced Prices, largest selection high-grade workmanship only. Polivka&Co., tailors, 206 Corbett bldg. Pacific State Fire Insurance Co. stock at 11.30 per share. Call 216 Lewis bldg. For Sale. By owner, new, modern house; Cornell road; a bargain, it Zo4, Oregonian. Diamonds. The very finest at Jaeger Bros. CIRCUS IS SILL CITY TRAIN THAT CARRIES EQUIP' MEXT IS MILE LOXG. Barnum & Bailey Show Has Its Own Postoffice, Lawyers and Doctors, 4000 Fed Daily. When the Barnum & Bailey Greatest Show on Earth is packed away for the night and speeding over the rails t Its next point of exhibition, it lives in a rolling home over a mile in length, This wonderful train is divided into Ave sections. It is a congress of na tions on wheels, a Noah's Ark of ani mals and a world's fair of a thousand charms. When the show lies spread out for a day's business it covers 14 acres of crround. Over it waves a sea of canvas. spotted with 10.000 flags and banners. No other show can compare with it in size, wealth or variety. The spirit of P. T. Barnum. the greatest showman who ever lived, still animates Its fault less policy. The wonderful system of James A. Bailey, that has made the handling of the gigantic proposition possible. Is still in evidence, urging it on from year to year to better ana grander achievements. This circus has spent many of its 55 years in touring Asia and Europe. This has kept it in constant touch with the lands whence come all wonders. Mate rial for this year's street spectacle was gathered in this way. Agents have searched savage lands, artists and de signers have worked for months in the foreign workshops of the show. experts have ransacked the art galler ies of France and Italy, and the looms of China and 'japan have been busy since early last Fall making the silks and satins to clothe the people of the pageant. It has taken two years to turn out the equipment, and the man agement has spent 81,000,000 on it. All strange types of the numan lam llv are found in the three-mile proces slon, together with their characteristic costumes, weapons, war vehicles, their music and their idols. Rich and fan tastic carriages of state, gorgeous ta bleau floats, fairy chariots bearing the myths of childlore. richly draped how- dahs, engines of warfare, pagan im ages, Italian statuary, horse fairs, fairy carnivals, brass bands, barbarian or chestras, tomtom players, weird pipers, silver chimes, cathedral organs, siren pipes, chanters, dervishes, castanet bal lets, kirmiss scenes, fete day pictures, mardl-gras pageantry, and a thousand other spectacular sights unfold them selves before the eyes of spectators for an hour or more. The show carries Its own dynamo plant, where power is generated for the various shops and for 7000 incandes cent lamps, flaring arcs and a battery of spotlights. There is also a circus postoffice, where mall is receivea daily from every country .in' the world. The circus grounds are a city In themselves, with doctors, lawyers, barbers, detec tives and artists and artisans of every description. In the canvas hotel 4000 meals are cooked and eaten every day In the week. A corps of 90 chefs, cooks. waiters and kitchen helpers Is carried. and 1000 people can sit at the tables at one time. The performance in the main tent begins this year with a wonderful spectacle of "Cleopatra," enacted by a" cast of 1260 characters, ballet oi 3!u dancing girls, grand opera chorus, horses, elephants and camels ana a trainload of special scenery. The pro duction is mounted on the biggest stage in the world. A programme of foreign novelties and sensations follows the spectacle. There are fnany thrillers and a com pany of 50 clowns supplies the comedy. In the menagerie will be seen the only baby giraffe on exhibition in the world. The circus will be seen here August 16 and 17. LAURELHURST. We have for sale a fine 50xl00-foot lot on Senate street, near 39th, for $675; free from incumbrance. F. E. BOWMAN k CO., Owners. 22d and Brazee. E. 935. C 2322. SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS. Private boxes $3.60 and upwards per year. Storage for valuables. Chamber of Commerce Building. Profane Men Punished. SHERIDAN. Or., Aug. S. (Special.) Sheriff Grant was in Bols:on yesterday and arrested five young men charged Summer Specials in Table Silverware $10 for 4-Piece Tea Sets $4.50 for Baking Dishes $1.50 for Bread Plates . $1.50 for Sterling Deposit Sugar and Creamer $1.00 for Sterling Deposit Lemon Plates Come in and see the new things in Sheffield Plate . Sterling Silver High-Grade Plated Ware CD JAEGER BROS. Jewelers Opticians. The Largre Store, 266 Morrison St, Bet. 3rd and 4th. with using profane and Indecent language in a public meeting held a tnn luct Mnrurnnv 'i n A Ac cused attended the meeting some- I what unoer xne miiuence oi li quor and trouble started among them selves. They were ejected from the mA&tttiff anri warranto iRRlied for their arrest. They were taken before Justice Quick at Boiston, wno assessed lines n trvrecrn tin o 90. which thev naid. All were working with a hay-baling outfit. 1 BANKER'S WIFE IS DEAD Mrs. J. ft. Blackaby, of Jordan Val ley, Expires Suddenly. ONTARIO. Or., Aug. 3. (Special.) Mrs. Ethel Blackaby, wife of J. R. Blackaby, president of the Ontario Na tional Bank and the blackaby Com mercial Company, of Jordan Valley, died suddenly at 5 o clock Friday atternoon at the family residence in Ontario. Mrs. Blackaby had been ill oniy a few hours and was apparently in ro bust health. Her death was so sudden that all of the family's relatives In this city did not reach the bedside be fore she passed away. Mrs. Blackaby was formerly Miss Ethel Curry and has a brother living in Baker. Her mother and two sisters reside in Ontario. She leaves a seven- year-old daughter. MAIL ORDERS FILLED. Out of Town Customers Can Now Order Pants at $3. A great many people are now taking advantage or tne cnance riven by the. Brownsville Woolen Mill Store In Portland to order bv mall a nair of fine high-grade pants at $3. The postage only amounts to 35 cents and the pants are the same as Is usuallv sold by all dealers at 4, id and $6. Some of these pants are made from loom samples where only a few vards of each style was made. By or dering a pair it gives a man the chance to see what Is being roaae in uregoo. IRVINGT0N HOME. ttt- iiavA. -fnr d1a the finest new ten hnnea n Trvlnsrton located On Thompson street, near Sth. Hardwooa floors throughout. All rooms papered. Two baths, three toilets, two fireplaces, billiard-room; finished throughout in mahogany and oak. ror price can on F. E. BOWMAN & UU., Owners and Builders. 22d and Brazee. E. 935, C 2322. ON. PORTLAND HEIGHTS. A most attractive and modern nine- room bungalow; designed and built for owner's own home; two Datnrooms, billiard-room, massive stone fireplace; acre of attractive grounds; beauti fully wooded wltn native trees, irice. $12,000; can arrange terms. ienry j. Prudhomme. owner, 806 Wilcox bldg. CARD OP THANKS. Ti-- - t,r ,,,. man., frl.ni V e wish lu u. vu. ...... . - . ' ...... for their kind expressions of sympathy ... , , , .. 1 ,1.., ..Ihi,.. r lng the recent illness and loss of our beloved one. iVIrC liAKH X J. t ABU.TI. MR. AND MRS. FRANK HOWE AND FAMILY. Notice The Alblna Fuel Company hn not advanced the price of fuel. Best cordwood J 5. Phone East 182, C 1117. " WiU sell -xlO vertical steam and 9 H. ducti P. portable gasoline, and take in tlon motor in exchange. E 303. Heitkemper's Watch and Jewelry Repairing Department offers to the most careful and exacting customer, the opportunity of obtaining the highest grade of repairing and "made to order work" to be had anywhere. " ' . Our skilled workmen are known throughout the country as "the best there are." For this service you will pay no more than for inferior work. We are specialists in all kinds of watch and jewelry work. Try us. G. Heitkemper Company 130 Fifth St. Yeon Bldg. Old in Portland New in Location A 'Great Success The Knights and Ladies of Security The Membership Campaign for 1000 New Members to Close September 16 . - 200 Applications Were Procured During July . . . i Why not join this most modern and progressive Beneficiary Order while you may secure for yourself the special campaign T fites ' ' n The plan of the Reserve Fund in this order protects you against an increasing or readjustment of future rates. A Certificate in the K. L. S. means a pension when you get old; pays you a partial total and death benefit. Order founded February 22, 1892, Topeka, Kan. The most economically managed order. Cost 5f management during 1911 was 60 cents per One Thousand insurance in force. Net gain new members during 1911, 16,103. Total membership, June 1st, 1912, 125,000. " Total assets, June 1st, 1912, $2,000,000.00. Total benefits paid to beneficiaries, $9,000,000.00. Total paid to beneficiaries in the City of Portland, $250,000.00. For information, call at the campaign office or ask 2000 satis fied members in Portland, or attend the open meeting at Moose Hall every Friday evening Royal Bldg. SEVEN LIVE COUNCILS IN PORTLAND Ed Shellenbef ger, Campaign Manager OFFICE ALISKY BLDG., COB. THIRD AND MORRISON PHONES MAIN 8002, A No. 3391 IRVINGT0NRESIDENCE. A beautiful home, built less than a year, large grounds with shade trees and shrubbery, on corner near Tennis Club. This place offers a rare oppor tunity to buy a perfectly appointed home ready for occupancy, which could not be duplicated for the price asked, namely $32,600. H. P. Palmer Jones Co., Agents, 404 Wilcox Bldg. GOOD BARGAIN. 60x100 lot on E. 7th street, near Alns worth, 8675. F. E. BOWMAN & CO., 22d and Brazee. E. 935, C 2322. Forest Grove Extension- Talked. SHERIDAN, Or., Aug. 3. (Special.) A party of nine surveyors tor the Ore gon Electric arrived here yesterday and started out over the Portland West Coast survey, which was "com pleted about two years ago. They will follow the line to the coast, checking and estimating the former surveys. It is rumored here that the Oregon Elec tric Is contemplating extending its Forest Grove line to the coast, and as the pass at Sheridan Is the lowest, this point would probably be selected. Experiments made In France show that by adding. 4 cent- worth of peanut oil cake to a cow's Wlntsr feed her dally yield of milk can be Increased by 10 to 15 cents. Get a. Little TELEPHONE HERALD Tou know what it is, don't youf No ! Well see full explanation, page 6, section 1. Bfct h-trfrR PR I 11 I TK4 n2SUAJ rn U II Hotel SAVOY Seattle "Twelve Stories of Solid Comfort" CIn the center of things theatres and stores on both sides. Building ab solutely fireproof concrete, steel and marble. EUROPEAN PLAN $1.00 Per Day Up Send for Freelap of Seattle's Business District The Confidence Inspired by the Registered Optometrist Is not misplaced, for he has many ways of detecting and locating the trouble with your eyes that would be overlooked or Ignored by any one less experienced. By all means, when your eyes trouble you, come to us. Dallas Optical Parlors 218 Falling Building, Corner Third and WaahJngtOB Second Floor. Take Elevator. vjfll .ANNOUNCEMENT M pi ' EXTRAORDINARY &m P j5ff The Management of the .tjjjsfll Arcadian Garden j Hotel Multnomah $ f 1 , PiggM "The RESTAURANT BEAUTIFUL" jflgl! li announces the extraordinary engage ment for a short time of the celebrated German Operatic Stars, Harold and Barbara Ryamnov v Commencing this evening. -. Sunday Dinner in the Arcadian Gar de;, 5:30 to 8:30 Y. M. Gala Concert in the Lobby this even ing, 9 to 10:30. MULTNOMAH HOTEL COMPANY H. C. Bowers, Manager. &v !' 'If OmlJ ; S5L'V MW.t. Will, rwaoruiMiuMi SiitT ssnui miiw noun i 1 i Special Prices During August on repairing md overhauling your piano. Get this work done by a responsible) house. "Write or phone foi? esti-mates. KOHLER & CHASE SOLES AGENTS PIANOLA AND OTHER PIANOS, STB WASHINGTON ST. Valuable Papers the fruit of many years of professional labor, are often lost and sometimes de-ii stroyed by an interior office-fire in the most mod ern fireproof buildings. ..rftWitV LEOPOLD DESKS Combine Beauty With Durability. Only Large-Figured Selected and Matched Quartered Oak and Mahog any Used This Matching of the Figures In the Wood Pro duces BEAUTY. Careful and Expert Workmanship. To gether wltn tne use or nest -materials and Latest Specially Designed Machinery Pro duces UtUABlUTl. See Us Before Buying; Tour Equipment We Carry a Large ana tomuiew Stock of Everything tor the Office. T A rTT?Tr STATIONERY JTsWyXF AV- PRINTING CO. 107 Second St.. Bt. WwU. and Stark. r t ' IS THE BEST if tv,. ..r tn lim mr teeth out and plate asd briieework done and here is the plaee to get tht beat pataleaa work po ible. Camp art w JVvos we Eons piate ana bxidcA work for oat. of -town patrons in on dar If desired. Palnlesa extraction frea whan pjatea or bridge work Is ordar CeasuJtatioa free. eltrOrewni $5.00 22kBrldrsT.sth4.00 6ld Fillinft 1.00 EMmti Fillings 1.00 Sihsr Fllllnrs .50 Good Rubber Pistes 5.00 Best Rtd Robber Hats. 7.50 Painless Eitr'tlM .50 lilt BSKTMODS All work fully mai-anteed tor flftewa rears. Wise Dental Co.,mc Painless Dentists fcrnnt Building. Third and VVsshlnrton. PORTLAND, ORE - vtUo. Bears: A. at. I. M. te e ' The Safe Cabinet affords you protection against such loss. It is made to meet the requirements of every business and every profession. Equipped with roller shelving, map-drawers, etc., for architects, en gineers and draughtsmen, it provides safety, economy and convenience. It is very roomy. For your own use, for your home and for the buildings you are designing specify the SAFE-CABINET. "Everything for the Office" Commercial Stationers. Office Outfitters. Printers, Engravers, Booklpt Makers and Bookbinders, HEADQUARTERS FOR Architects' and EnRlneers' Instruments and Supplies. FIFTH and OAK STS. COOS BAY LINE STEAMSHIP BREAKWATER Sails from Ainsworth Dock, Portland, at 9 A. M., July 24, 29; August 3, 8. 13 18, 23, 28. Freight received at Ainsworth Dock dally up to 5 P. M. Passenger fare first-class, 810; second class, 7, including berth and meals. Ticket office Ainsworth Dock. Phones Main 3600. A 2332. . HOTEL STEWART SAH FRAiiGiSGO Geary Street, above Union Square European Plan $1.50 a day up American Plan $3.00 a day up New steel and brick structure. Every modern convenience. Moderate ratee. Center of theater and retail district. On carlinea transferring all over city. ri..,.ln nmnlhm tneeta trains anil ( steamers. fKi 1 1 0.2