TUT5 SUNDAY OREGONIATT, PORTLAND, SEPTEMBER 3. 1910.
CIRCUS IS DOE SOON
Barnum & Bailey Tents to Be
Spread Here Friday.
STREET PARADE TO BE HELD
Animal Acts Are Big Attraction of
Great Show Three Rings and
Five Stages Will Be " Used.
Two Performances Given.
Those to whom the odor of tanbark
and sawdust Is as incense, come Into
their otvn again when the Barnum &
Bailey greatest ehow on earth pitches
camp in Portland. Friday, September 8,
giving: a street parade in the morning:,
and afternoon and night performances
npon that day.
Of course the circus will be bigger
and better than anything- of like nature
heretofore presented. It's a regular
habit with all circuses, but the Barnum
circus folk aver that it is but simple
truth in relation to the programme
they Intend presenting here, which com
bines about all the popular elements
and forms of amusement except penny
ante and Shakespeare, with many new
and unusual features, starting off with
a new and colorful pageant descriptive
of the Persian stories of the "Thousand
and One Xigrhts.",-
Animal Acta Aunifroui.
If a cross-eyed man finds himself in
reasonable difficulties when confronted
with the ordinary circus, he will cer
tainly be harassed at this circus under
the Barnum & Bailey banner, with its
three rings, five stages, and the quarter-mile
oval. More than ever before,
th Barnum show this season has taken
to trained animal numbers, and they
range from wise old elephants and college-bred
bruins to educated rats, cats
and pigeons.
No one has ever yet discovered why
It la that several tons of elephant is
wflling to come forward and make a
fool of Itself for the amusement of a
gaping crowd, yet, with whimsical tol
erance, the elephants thi3 year are
scheduled to form themselves into a
brass band, dance the tango, enact a
mlxnlo battle, and one even goes so far
as to make a speech upon preparedness
in such stentorian tones that even a
Western Congressman might hear.
Chinese Circus Given.
Among the new acts will be a Chi
nese circus given by three troupes from
the Imperial circus at Peking; the horse
ballerina, Teddy, the world's champion
Jumper, who specializes upon picket
fences; the Hanneford family of Eng
lish riders; Madame Bradna's trained
horses and Russian wolf hounds; Signor
Bagonghi, Italy's comio midget rider,
and the Belgian DeKoe troupe, intro
ducing Eugene DeKoe, champion boy
acrobat of the world; along with a host
of other acts to be Been In Portland
for the first time.
Reminding one of a peace dove coo
ing In the mouth of a 42-centimeter
gun, one display will show perfectly
neutral cats nosing harmlessly around
with fat trained rats and pigeons, and
' never grabbing a bite.
Then there will be parrots and
cookatooes that ride bikes and turn
somersaults, ravens that leap through
rings of fire, bears that ride .on bikes
and roller-skates just as cheerfully as
if they were getting the money for it
themselves, and fox terriers, and ba
boons wearing boiled shirts, emulating
the riding stunts of their human col
leagues, while riding swiftly running
ponies.
The Artist Model horses, ponies and
dogs pose with beautiful female models
npon revolving pedestals placed the
entire length of the tent. The Silbon
sisters are clever in an aerial act, and
are said to be so pretty that there won't
be a man in the tent who wouldn't risk
breaking a button to render first aid
should either fall. Only they don't.
Everything will be upon a big scale.
GLOBE THEATER TO REOPEN
Management Promises to Confine
Showing to Highest Grade.
The Globe Theater, Eleventh and
Washington streets, which has been
closed for redecorating and renovating,
is to reopen September 15, according to
announcement made by the manage
ment yesterday. It was announced that
the showhouse will be conducted, under
a new policy, that of handling only
the highest-class films.
The service to be handled by the
theater has not yet been definitely
decided upon, as every effort is being
made to get something new which will
appeal to the Portland movie "fans."
The redecorating work, now practi
cally finished, will make the house at
tractive to theater patrons and with
the new policy of the management the
place is expected to become one of the
most popular motion-picture houses in
the. city.
arrived at the Portland yesterday with
Edwin T. Coman, Jr.
Stephen D. Mather and Robert S.
Yard are registered at the Portland
from Washington, D. C.
Frank W. Holzheim, who arrived In
the city yesterday with his family, la
registered at the Nortonla.
P. C. Newlin, who arrived at the Ore
gon from Berkeley on Friday, Is regis
tered from Evansville, Ind.
J. H. Caufield. of Goldendale, arrived
yesterday at the Cornelius, where he
is registered with his family.
Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Mahan, of Pendle
ton, who arrived in the city yesterday,
are registered at the Seward.
Governor Withycombe, who arrived
in this city from Salem yesterday, Is
at the Imperial.
Mrs. H. F. Brown, who arrived In the
city yesterday with Helen Torrey, of
White Salmon, Is registered at the Im
perial. Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. White, of
Chicago, are at the Portland with
Roger Quincy White and Harold F.
White, Jr.
A. W. Dockstader, who is in the real
estate business at Eugene, arrived In
the city yesterday. He la registered at
the Perkins.
Miss Hennessyv millinery buyer for
the Olds, Wortman & King store, has
Just returned from an extended trip
to the Eastern markets.
, Captain Geoge W. Wlnterburn,
United States Army, arrived In the citv
yesterday in company of Mrs. Winter-.
"urn. They are registered at the Port
land. Edgar Frank, Frank Harmar, T. Mor
ris Dunne and A. D. Wakeman com
prised an automobile party that left
for Seaside yesterday over the new
Tillamook loop.
DR. HARRISON INDICTED
MANSLAUGHTER. CHARGE FOLLOWS
DEATH OF MASSAGB PATIENT.
I PERS01MALMENTI0N.
X ET. Hodson. of Dallas, is at the
Eaton.
W. J. Dertheck. of New York, Is at
the Nortonia.
H. F. Russell, of Seattle, is registered
at the Nortonla.
Edward Wallace, of "Vancouver, B. C,
is at the Nortonla.
A. McDonald, of North Yakima, Is
registered at the Eaton.
William Ketchum. of The Dalles, Is
staying at the Imperial.
W. L. McDonald, of Grants Pass, Is
registered at the Imperial.
J. D. Hughes, of Corvallls, Is among
th arrivals at the Seward.
J. F. Lewis, of Clatskanie, is among
the arrivals at the Perkins.
G. H. Ferbet and W. R. Alexander,
of Seattle, are at the Oregon.
W. P. Henderson, of Huntington, ar
rived at the Beward yesterday.
Mrs. George N. Moore, of North
Plains, Or., is at the Cornelius.
Hoker A. Rogers, of Hood River, ar
rived at the Nortonia yesterday.
Mrs. J. J. Priest, of Seattle, is among
the arrivals at the Washington.
T. W. Lusk, a Silverton timberman,
arrived at the Perkins yesterday.
Miss M. Christensen, of Corvallls, ar
rived at the Cornelius yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. N. G. Goodwin, of Sa
lem, are registered at the Oregon.
Andrew Jtobertson, of Sydney, Aus
tralia, is registered at the Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Michael, of Seat
tle, are registered at the CorneliuB.
Dr. D. M. Isle, of Clarkston. Wash.,
Is registered at the Eaton with Mrs.
Isle.
Dr. and Mrs. H. R. Foster are regis
tered at the Eaton from Clarkston,
Wash.
George McKay, a prominent Oregon
rancher, is registered at the Perkins
from Band.
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Swafford. of
Ostrander, Wash., are registered at the
Washington.
Mrs. E., M. Patten and Miss M. I
' Patten are registered at the Seward
from Pasadena.
Edwin T, Coman, a Spokane, banker
Multnomah Summer Grand Jury Is
Discharged 12 Held to Trial and
Two Freed Yesterday.
Dr. George L. Harrison, during whose
massage In the treatment of rheuma
tism John Olaf Llndblom was burned
fatally by the igmitionof gasoline rubbed
on nim. was indicted for involuntary
manslaughter by the grand Jury of
Multnomah County, in final returns for
me cummer term yesterday morning.
Eugenia Ball, a dressmaker, who had
employed 16-year-old Freda Behncke as
assistani at the salary of $2 a week
ana wno was bound over by District
juukb .eeii. was indicted, by the grand
Jury for "employing a girl at unrea
sonably low wages."
The grand Jury during Its Summer
term drew up 42 true bills and 43 not
true bills and examined 332 witnesses.
In its final report it commends condi
tions in the Frazer Home. County Farm,
Baby Home and County Jail. The grand
Jurors who were discharged from
further duty yesterday were J. N. Watt,
P. P. Magnuson, E. E. Makinster, A
Olson. S. I. Ogden, G. Gulbrandson and
J. S. Benson.
Others indicted yesterday were: A. S.
Hoffman, larceny; William J. Hadley,
nonsupport; Francis Pollard, larceny;
Fred Love and George Voe-lesanrt.
burglary; Elden Esterbrook. assault
with attempt to kill; Meinholt Fox.
larceny; H. W. Dryden. fors-erv: K c
Mercer, rarceny; A. E. Kroerming, as
sault with Intent to rob; H. F. Coulson,
obtaining money by false pretenses.
Among those for whom not true bills
were returned was H. E. Kehres and
James Emerson Link, who was freed
from serious charges brought against
him by his 15-year-old daughter, Edith.
Dog Licenses Past Due.
If you haven't paid your dog license
yet you may expect to have a visit
from the dog catcher almost any time
now. The time for payment exnired
Homefurnishing Season Is Here LetJenning 'sHelp You
Our Weekly Offerings of Standard Furniture and Rugs at Special Prices Are Real in Their Money-Saving Power
Homefurnishing Time-Buy Rags
Lim bert 's Holland Dutch Arts
and Crafts Furniture
Many Pieces on Sale This Week at Splendid Reductions
We are the sole agents In Portland for this remarkable furniture, which
combines the utmost strength and service with designs that are pleasing
and harmonious. Absolute satisfaction is guaranteed with every piece we
sell. Look over this tempting list and make your selections now.
Ticrw offerings this week of handsome floor coverings at prices genuinely reduced. You
are invited to inspect them here.
Regular $37.60 Body Brussels Rugs, six beautiful patterns in 9x12 size; QOP p"rv
choose from them at only PJtjJ
Regular $45, Kilmarnock Scotch Rugs; artistic patterns, woven from the CQ1 ff
finest wool; 9x12 size; closing them at pO XUU
Mammoth Sale Fine Brass Beds
An opportunity to buy the finest beds at a considerable reduction from normal prices.
. On sale during this week.
Regular $19.50 Brass Beds; 2-inch continuous posts CJI Q OCT
and heavy fillers pXOOeJ
Regular $25 Brass Beds; 2-inch posts and heavy trim- j- rj QPT
mings; reduced to only X. i mttJ
to only
Regular $62.50 Hall Seats, made from solid quartered oak, Spanish leather
upholstered seat and back. Very massive aad handsome
Regular $52 Winter Fireside Chairs, with Spanish leather auto seat and
leather upholstered back and arms. Just the thing for living-room, library
Regular $19 leather upholstered Settees; splendid, serviceable pieces at b
tempting reduction; this week only .".
Regular $16 Arm Rockers with genuine Spanish leather auto seat; reduced
to only ,
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J- V v nx-s Regular $36 Brass Beds; 2-inch up- C?0Kfl
r .-sYd f IpO V 3 rights and 1-inch fancy fillers $3,vJ
h lirTrTTSl-JL II II II I'll Regular $42 Brass Beds; 2-inch uprights and 1U-
i:i:7 1 1 11 1 11 ir-iui 11 11
LINOLEUMS
Regular 65c quality Linoleum in
a variety of new patterns. Spe
cial this week at only ..45
inch fillers; elaborately trimmed; Jjj29 40
Regular $47 Bras 3 Beds; 2-inch continuous posts
and 14 -inch fancy fillers; very or- QOO Qfl
namental .V"
Regular $75 Solid Brass Beds; CO Kf
square tubing, fancy brass panels pJdjJ
$74.00 Dining-Room
Suite $51.80
Regular $45 House Desks, with three drawers and bookrack, copper trim- CJQ" OK
mings. Special at only....'.....'... .POA-it)
Regular $48 House Desks with two very large drawers and bookrack; cop- CJQO Cf
per trimmings. Special at only . .pOwJ"
Regular $65 House Desks, with three largo drawers; copper trimmings. Spe- QA Q f?A
cial a only .ptO-JU
Regular $2o Hall Seats, made from solid quartered oak, reduced thia week C?"l O Oc
$35.75
$36.75
$11.60
$10.75
Regular $14 Reading Arm Chairs, with genuine leather upholstered seat; fl Q
reduced to only a.Ul
Regular $35 Largs Library Chair3 with genuine Spanish leather auto 6eat jj" Q OK
and pad cushion back., tpAO.J
Regular $20 High-back Arm Rockers, with leather upholstered Beat; com- Q" O OK
fortable and restful pleJ.4ill
Regular $42 Settees, with genuine Spanish leather auto seat and leather up- QfJ QPt
bolstered back.... , ipAiU.Otl
Regular $40 Library Tables, in beautiful Dutch design with bookrack, oval QO1
top, reduced to ..UtJ
Regular $18 Library Tables with square top, at- Q- f ((
tractively priced at only ,t);xwiu W W E d r 4Tl
Regular $90 Library Tables with 86x60 top, covered with gen- TrK " ' t 3 SiQt si v f c
uine Spanish leather, book rack and heavy copper (PCO fTR . KJTO i 0 t, W L B V m I L L L f Lh? L 1J I L
V.ir T7ftgIfl, S CZ
$53.40 "The Home of Good Furniture" Washingrton Street at Fifth
Rag Rugs
Regular $1.35 Rag Rugs, size
80x60; good quality Now 05
Erf ry piece made from frenlne quartered nnk. In
golden wax or famed, finish! one of the neason'n
latet patterns.
Regular 130 Buffet, plank top, 9x34 beveled French
plate mirror.
Regular $2i Dining: Table. 45-lnch plank top. six
foot extension.
Regular $2 Set of Six Dininpr Chairs, full box slip
seat, upholstered in genuine leather.
The Entire Suite Only $51.80
Curtains 2 Price
Fancy Madras and Silk-Stripe Cur
tains In artistlo designs. A special
lot, regularly $5 to $15, which we
will close out this week at Vi price.
We extend the most liberal terms of
credit to our customers. No matter
whether your purchase is large or small,
you may enjoy every privilege and con
venience offered by this store.
trimmings
$85 Davenports with genuine Spanish leather auto
seat; 7 feet long, very massive and handsome....
JEW ZEALANDER VISITS
J. W. WOOD SAYS BRITAIN FT AS
SEIZED ALL FROZEV MUTTON,
Wool Prices Have Risen 80 Per Cent,
He Reports Trade Opporranlry In
Shoes la Pointed Oat.
One of the war measures taken by
Great Britain has been the comman
deering of all the frozen mutton in
New Zealand, according to J. Walcot
Wood, business man of Chrlstchurch,
New Zealand, who is visiting in Port
land while on a tour of the western
part of the United States.
Mr. "Wood, who Is traveling with his
wife, daughter and young son. is vis
iting here with his cousin, Elwood H.
Gallien. The two met for the first time
when Mr. Wood arrived in Portland
from Vancouver, B. C.
As a result of the war, Mr. Wood
says that wool and mutton prices have
gone up 80 per cent. The small farmers,
he says, are getting rich.
Mr. Wood said that the steamer
Niagara, on which he went to Vancou
ver, B. C. from New Zealand, traveled
with lights out and portholes blocked,
apparently guarding against any com
merce raider.
Mr. Wood said that there are gTeat
possibilities for developing trade be
tween the United States and New
SOME FEATURES WITTI THE CIRCUS TO BE HERE SEPTEMBER 8.
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t Arboriculturists In Demand. - tih ' ' s ""n SzL
September 1 and the Oregon Humane
Society, which has charge of the pound,
has arranged for a general roundup
commencing this week.
The city has found that It cannot get
college trained arboriculturists and as
sistants for $100 a month so it is going
to try to get practical men at that
price. An examination for college men
called for Tuesday was postponed be
cause no applications were received. It
is said there are several men who are
not college graduates who will take
the test if given a chance and. the plan
now is to open the way for them in
an examination arranged for Septem
ber 19.
Bridge Club to Meet.
The first meeting of the Lady Elks'
Bridge Club will be held Thursday, Sep
tember 7, at 2 o'clock. All mothers,
wives, sisters and daughters of Elks
are Invited, - . . ......
TYPICAL STARS OF JHfi BARXUaX BAXUSY SHOW.
Zealand, particularly after the war Is
brought to a close.
"One item in particular which gives
opportunity for export from this coun
try." he said, "is shoes."
"Good ladles' shoes cost as high as
8. while the same kind can- be bought
here for from 6 to $7. Shoes imported
from England also do not have the fin
ish of shoes made here."
Mr. Wood's older son, Lynton Wood,
Is a Lieutenant in the Royal Flying
Corps.
MARKET EARNS $620 NET
July Record Exceeded by $3.25
August.
In
The Tamhlll-street publlo market had
the best month on record in August,
according to the monthly report filed
yesterday by Market Master Eastman.
The receipts amounted to $620.25 more
than the expenditures.
The receipts during the month totaled
$838.25 and the expenditures $218. This
record surpasses July for net receipts
by $3.25. July was the biggest month
the market had up to that time.
YACHT VOYAGE DANGEROUS
Ortona, of Seattle, Goes to New
Owner at Ixs Angeles.
SEATTLE, Wash., Sept. 2. (Special.)
The well-known yacht Ortona, John
Graham, of Seattle, owner, was sold
yesterday to D.H. Laubersheimer, & Los
Ange'lcs attorney, through Lee & Brin
ton. local naval architects and vessel
brokers. The purchase price was not
announced.
The vessel will leave for Los An
geles tomorrow night unconvoyed and
under her own power of sails and en
gine. Captain John Pugh will be In
command and George Wayland, J. B.
Brown and "Jake" Ferrell will go as
her crew. The Ortona is only 45 feet
over all. beam 12 feet, frivlng the ocean
voyage a percentage of danger. After
delivery of the Ortona is made at Los
Angeles the four mariners will return
by steamer.
The Ortona, built here In 1912, Is
yawl-rigged and has 12 horsepower en
gine auxiliary.
Art Museum Wll Bo Open.
The Art Museum will be open Labor
day. from 2 o'clock until 5 with free
admission. This will be the last op
portunity to see the Fantln-Latour
lithographs. These lithographs cover a
number of his muslo subjects, protralts
and figures out-of-doors. The exhibi
tion to follow is to be of the work
of the Summer class at Neah-Kah-Nle
Mountain. The regular hours of the
museum are: Week days, 9 to 5 o'clock:
Sundays. 2 to 6 o'clock: free the after
noons of Tuesday, Thursday, Friday,
Saturday and Sunday.
Stotoreycl production la the United
Ftareg In 1!14 amounted to 62,793, valued
at $lI.noi.447. aralnst 16.628 In 1000, valued
at 3.013.:8. This Is an lncrea of 237.1
P?r cent In number and SOS per cent la
value.
The
Special Suggestions for
Care of t.
tie
bkin
If Your Face or Hands Are Roughed or Chapped or Have a Tendency to
Eczema, Try These Suggestions.
BEXETOL Is the most powerful, harmless
germicide known in all the medical world.
Not only Is Benetol a marvelous prepara
tion because of Its germicidal powers but
it deserves equal fame as a heallnor agent. Be
cause of these two properties, Benetol is sold in
various convenient forms. Among these Is to be
particularly recommended Benetol Ointment and
Benetol Powder.
Both of these preparations are. of course.
Intended for skin troubles and to preserve the
hands, face and body In the most perfect pos
sible condition of skin health.
With women, this question of skin health Is
one of the most important of toilette problems.
So many cold creams and lotions are found
irritating to sensitive skins, that Benetol Oint
ment is proving & most welcome substitute. In
fact. Benetol Ointment, because of its peculiar
Instant healing properties is being? used by a
small army of women in preference to cold
creams.
As a curative agent for pimples, eczema,
roughness, chap, sunburn and other skin trou
bles. Benetol Ointment is so far ahead of any
other cream or ointment that there is really no
comparison to be made.
And Benetol Powder is in fact the only heal
InK, enratlve, antiseptic powder that is offered
(so far as we know).
Both the Ointment and the powder contain
the active principles of EEXETOL. This is the
secret of their wonderful properties and explains
why they are not to be compared with any other H
ointments or powders on the market because
none other contains BENETOL.
If you have any skin troubles try these
preparations and if after one week you have not
found them many times bettor than anything
else you ever used, take the remaining part of
the packages back to your druggist and get
your money back In full.
This Is a plea for you to try Benetol prepara
tions at our expense and you assume no risk
whatever.
If you are a man and shave yourself, use
Benetol Ointment and Benetol Powder after
shaving. Try them for only one morning and
you will never be without them again. If a.
barber shaves you, take him a package of each
and ask him to use them on your race. Then
you will be positively Insured against barber's
itch, or any contagious skin trouble.
Benetol Preparations Sold by All Drngrtrists
M Follows I
BEXETOL
1-ounce bottles in red cartons 25o
S-ounce bottles in red cartons. 50(
6 4-ounce bottles in red cartons Sl.OO
15-ounce bottles in red cartons S2.00
Benetol Ointment in red
cartons at 251. 50o and Sl.OO
Benetol Tooth Cream in red cartons.. 25c
Benetol Catarrh Jelly in red cartons.. 25C
Benetol Powder, for the skin. In red
cartons 25J
Full directions for the use of these articles
packed in every carton.
CAT7TIO Vt Always Insist that your druggist
supply you with Benetol in the original red
cartons.
Benetol products are Bold oy all
druggists. If jou experience any
difficulty in procuring your
Benetol wants, simply enclose
the price and 'write direct to
Thq Benetol Company
Benetol Bldg. Minneapolis, Minn.
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