The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, July 02, 1903, Page 7, Image 7

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    HIE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, TORTLANIV TTItTRSDAY EVENING, JULY 2, 1903.
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:. Items of Local Interest for Busy
1 .Journal Readers, ; ; ,
'WEATHER .'FORECAST
Wltbla the taat U hoars food rein have
fallen la presoa, VVashlufto sad Kortlu-ra
Idaho ' and ahowrr and thanlrtorme bar
occurred la
It la cooler thti
casters Orna-un.
Vlnntan. Kvada aa L'tah. v t.-.
Tlia Indication are for fair Wfathar bi thl
m.inci rriaay ana
, temperature, ,
Montana. Korlh Dakota aad Berth.
ara Mlnoeaota. '
II awnlnf 4B Bnnthtra aad
Xaatern WaaQlnf lou, Idaho,
and Saturar,
wit ' kla-aaa
HOTEL ARRIVALS
?ei4laad C. T.' Whale. Stl' e.nt. a. K.
Bell. C. B. Heel, Sampler; 6 A. Wood. Aa.!
torla; J. II.- rinaertr. KeoW? W. fcbert.
LBaic iae, . uinrop, cur: , at. Draka,
Kemlrk, J. A. Beatles, Detroit; C. Stlncufl.U
wur. nirviprnaia: it. aiexaafi, ritri
llrachneia. A W. Sackaoa and wife. Mlaa
bla University grounds July 4. - A eon
tlnuous prog rm of voice, games , and
contests will furnish entertainment
Hon. Frank Davay - -wtlfl deliver th ad
dress of,th day. Loco's Orchestra will
b la atundanc. Take V car.
' ly 4, rata of shine. ' '
Multnomah Falls and Bonnvlll. ,
' Second; Baptist Church "Harvest
Quen." ' In .
. Ash-street dock. 7;ii a. m,
Round trip, ' 7fe; c hlldren ' ttnder II
years, op.- ..-, ,
. launch served on board. ;
- Tonight at Tabor Height Vavilloa th
Thursday Klght Club will glv tunc.
: W. SaOey, an employ In th Weather
Bureau. left yesterday ror North Heaa,
te take chart of th rtatlon at that
plao during the temporary absence of
J. J. KUllber, who Is off on a few weens
v aUtheurk avuea eoBiBUiat . has been
made both by raalclontj of that ctlon
of th city nd by taintrs compelled
U haul over that rout, ftothlar baa as
yet been 4 on toward temedyln the
A. l. faircbfld d wife, p. M. Un and wife. broHen planklnr wjiicn has compeuea a
A. o. Pro.ity, itf i h. a. ahw. Bufraai n. I partial elostnf of waitama avenue In
Upper Albln.
The water ha ra'aad the lower
floor. In varlou sections, of Jjie Aina
worth dock from the capping-, and It
cannot to used until extensively re
paired. The trestle work of th railroad
T. Krld, Baa Franclarof T. 8. Alford,. DBTti
v. . AiamioD. i tuoaro: h. l,. : TnommoD.
Pollai A. D. Clrfaland. t. ixili: C. at.
ellli R. H. Durand. tVillf J. T.
oraairr, oi.
Ti.
kllnnaapollai A.
raflir. ut. urnm-fto B, P,a. an ftaclco(
i. K. ftart, VT$. K V. If, hlcbardKw" bar'
on, Waak.j 0. 0. Maa, Jr., l'hl.o; W.
ton.
T. Halmon.
H. Laaarc, New York;
Adrian H. Laaare.
Braatow, A. ('brlaanaaa oSa I,
il. V.' " ' ' .""."Tr' ? i; " " the same piac na also Men tnrown
nrm, nra a. rifin, inuadrlplil I. C. uoea-1 cannoi p repairaa aniu ana fraiivr, rv
rlrta. Mlaa Ooedrlda. faaadana; W. U. Al-1 cedes,
in. loicafo; union i aonaant, aaa rran
Claeoi H. u. rranndy, Paaadeaa) Fraacaa
C tubman aad wife. Taeoraa: Mtoa ' t
Pmwnrllr Mlaa Jnlla Dean. Kelt O'Brte. Bew
alaia
Yark; Mia In wart. Baa rraartaeai T. J. Vttt.
. Chlraso; A. R, Merrlann, Battle tak. Ulnn.1
B. B. Darldaoh. Seattle; Harri C. Mill. Chi
eafos .E. U Bltaoa, Boa too. .
.. m Imparial f Ileaefae. -Mrs. . Meaefee. The
Pallrai l'. Tbeuta. Portlaad', Mr. C. W,
Tabor, Oi learnt B. B. Xaraa. DajTillei A. I.
Smith. Mra. 8mltb, Mra. U. L. Drew. Mra. H.
Aldrlrh, Heattle; T. U Carr, Moateeano; la. A.
fclllatt. O. W, Becker., Iowa; i. Wlibreombe.
t'orralila: a H. Thlek, Qraad Banlda; O.
Wllaan, Baa Praadaro; B. Clark. Merada City)
I. Krb, Bale mi . H- Welmea. to Aafaleai J.
II. Jonea, Mlaaoorl; 8. O, Trllllnser and wife,
Aatprla: T. T. Oeer. ftalem: Henri Nice. A Lao a
JUM Raonel Forreraea, MosTllIe, N. D. ) W,
XTLW Aitorla: A. R. BrkaU, Blnser,
yVWk.; C. i. Lalthry, flaattlei X. W, Paliu,
eVAalla Walla; Mr. W. X. Lonihmlller. Eu.
rgeaai C B. Woedtborpa and trlie, titw Tork.
. BaaebaU
Baaabal!
..Tomorrow,
. Th Browns
vs.
Seattle.
A treat Rama
Park) WiUon
Has with him
Two new pltohers,
Carrlck and Dor ha n.
! There're great.
Two games on
The Fourth.
Ladles' days.
Tomorrow
Baseball
Every day ,
Thla week.
B. BI. Xoorehonse a Oo at 8vnth
and Alder. Telephone, Main 1141.
Th Fortland. Long Beach, Waal).
Open for guests. European plan.
For Sal Finely equipped Job print
ing office. Enquire 105 H First street
Fine Bay! Buy Meredith' umbrellas.
Repairing, recovering. Wash, and Sixth,
The receding- water la making black
baa fishing again possible In Columbia
Slough.
About July 10, James R. Ewlng. th
bookseller, will remove to th corner of
Fourth and Yamhill.
atnrtl&aA ffliia ItA 1rik -.u a
V.palatafTl lunch served every evening that one may feast the eye on a
iroro s until li p. m.
For Bale One of th best paying sa
loons In Portland for the saonoy. Ad
dress Box S, No. I, Journal.
For Sale One pf th best paying sa
lrtona in Portland for the money. Ad
dress Dox S, No. 1. Journal.
Th Cltlsens' and Military Sham Battle
Committee -will meet at o'clock tonight
In the Commercial Club rooms.
X. 1. Brace, plumber, has removed
from 226 1st st. to 291 E. Morrison, Just
across Morriaon-at bridge. Fhon Bast
U. ,
Salted dvlled peanut, 8 Be a powad.
e winnow aispi,y or Albert Bernl,
the druggist, corner Second and Wash
ington, i
Sddl Farker, for more than a month
an Inmate of St. Vincent's Hospital, 1
convalescent Mr. Parker was operated
on for appendicitis.
"Whit, Spray" Is th best flour In the
city. Made at Walla Walla by Dement
Bros. Co. O. , W. Church, wholesale
agent, 254 Front street.
Sea F. Abraham, at the Valley Land
Company's office, 43ft First street cor
ner Ash. if you want to buy or sell real
estate. Established 15 years.
Ob dollar an the Fonrth.
Typund trip to Cascade Locks, Steamer
'Ji'fB-iay uatseru-: -
iXaves 8:30 a. m., returning 7 p. m.
'Phone Main 914.
Attorney B. al. Smith yesterday sued
A. T. Wertman for til said to be due
a
Bally Ooodell ha been returned te th
custody of th Boy' and Olrls' Aid
Society, from which piac sh ran away
thr week ago. Sh Is sid to have
been helped In her effort to cap from
th Institution by her parents, who hav
always objected to her being" kept there,
Sh was found at their horn by Officer
Hawley.
Th Savoy, - Max ' Smith's elegant
coffea house and bakery, will be opened
fo the pubiio at 7 a. m. on Saturday,
July 4. The reaUurant Is located at
ltt Fifth street, In ' the premises
formerly occupied by Haines' tea store,
oppowlt th postofflc. Visitors will
find It a dream of a place Just as neat
and pretty as It can, be made,
Friday Special Fifty . doaen ladles'
fast color percale wrappers at 71 cents
eseh, . for Friday only. Worth much
more. LaMles' and misses' Oxfords from
10 eents to I1.I9. Our stors will ' be
closed Saturday from 12 till 1p.m. Wo
will be open from till 2:20 p. m. in
the evening. 'It Is a fact" at Ken
nard & Adams', tl to S48 Williams ave
nue. ' X. W. 8 tons, secreUry of the Port
land T. M. C A., returned from a bueU
neaa trip to th Fast. Durinjr his ab
sence Mr. Ston attended the annual
aesalon of the International Secretary'
Congress, which was held at Lakewood,
N. T. While In the East he also visited
a number of Associations and studied
th newer methods being- used In the
work.
We are always glad to explain our
method of treatment and can make It
perfectly plain to anyone who is af
flicted or Interested. There Is no mys
tery about It and our aystem is purely
scientific. Why should not the treat
ment of disease advance, as well as any
thinar alee? Consultation free. The
Portland Institute of Psychology, 000
Th Marquam.
WMle sjoyina; the leisure of the
Fourth, step Into our store, 411 Wash
ington street, and look over our stock
of Persian and Turkish ruga and car
pet and fine stok of Oriental goods.
Many will see something- they hav
never seen before. It Is not every day
1500
camel's hair rug; mad hundred of
years ago, that is really worth 11,000.
we have them. Atiyeh & Khoury.
BTlna axearsloaa om th Fonrth,
Portland to Oregon City and Wlllam-
tta Falls- -And
return.
25 cents' for the round trip.
One way by, steamer, the other by
electric cars, If desired..
Spend the day at the great cataract.
In th adjoining woods or at the park.
1 ttnata laava Portland and Oreron CMtv
that th various numbers war appre
elated by prolonged applaus and re
peated encores. Only In words of high
est praise were ine eaorts or in class
spoken of by tkoso wfce wer present at
last night s, clever vrvmanc.
- Frofassor Kara' BaUsom Aonalon,
Saturday ud Sunday at Rohso's Park,
Fulton,, professor Mara will mak his
ballpon ascension and high diva, The
balloon ascanaion will coma oft In the
afUrnoon. and the high dive with fire
works at night' Last Sunday th season
was opened at Rohse's Park by Mr,
Mars, and th largest crowd ever at
tracted to th grounds was drawn by
his thrilling acts. Aeronaut Mara has
signed a contract to go to England, and
this will be the last opportunity! of
nine blm in Portland.. Ths high tftvs
mad at night from a tower 100 feet
hlxh Into a lit net with brilliant pyro
technic display makes one of the most
daasling sights ever seen at such an
exhibition.
, Cascade Locks and return dally. Ex
cellent opportunity Xo view th gam of
all American rivers, th great coium
bla. Scenery grand beyond description.
Enjoy your holiday on th Fourth by
taking a trip to cascsd iock ana re
turn. Steamer Bailey Oatsert leaves
Alder-street wharf daUy (except Mon
day) S:20 a. m.; Sundays t a. m., re
turning at 7 p. n. . Music and excellent
meals on board. Regular fare, $1.50.
Far for the round trip on th Fourth
11.00. 'Phon Main. lit,
It Is a nltr that human countenances
becofhe marred by affliction as small
tnx nlttlnas. olranles. eruptions, scrofu
las blotches, wrinkles, pufflness beneath
the eyes, tan ana pirtn mar. m
ther is reason for rejoicing that a
medium for th removal of these dis
tracting disfigurement 'has bean dis
covered. It comes to us from Paris,
nd but thre women In the United
ttates have the right to employ It
ladara Vaughn, 208. 20 and 210 Fall
ing Building, has th sol right to It
use In th Western states. She does
her work and does It well. Everything
Sh do she guarantees. Consultation
free. Open evenings. Both
treated.
The residents of Union avenue on the
East Side, between Alberta and Lewis
streets, or extending to the Love Doaa
tlon Claim, are planning to try a new
scheme of street Improvement. An ordl
nance was Introduced in the City Council
yesterday providing for the laying- of up.
land xravel walka on both sides of tht
avenue between tne two streets, ana
when the object of ths measure waa fully
explained it was passed without delay
Unland xravel walks are partly an ex
periment It is the opinion of those
who favor them that wltltln a few
years the xravel will pack tlirhtly and
afford a solid base for tn laying or ce
ment or asphalt walks. Other ad van
tages are also clalnvtd for this style of
walk, not the least of writer, is tne
small cost said to be Involved as com
pared to other klnda of walks.
Baseball
Baseball
Tomorrow.
The Browns
vs,
Seattle.
A great game.
Parke Wilson
Haa with him
Two new pitchers,
Carrick and Dorhaa.
There're great.
Two games on
Th Fourth.
Ladle' day, :
Tomorrow
Baseball f
Every day
This week.
Br. F. 2k. Salisbury of Sparta, who has
been confined to his room In the Ira
oerlal Hotel for two weeks, left for his
home today. While timber cruising
with a party near Wilson River re
cently Dr. Salisbury became separated
from hid partner. While trying to And
his way he mde a false step and fell
off a bluff 40 feet high. His leg was
fractured. He waitnd until daylight
found his location, mada soma rough
crutches out of available vood and hob
bled to th camp. There a Utter was
The Different
, Store",,.
OEBS;
H in H "ana i ii inn m, i .i i i ii
5th and Wash
Ington Sts.
Portland' Most Reliable Store thles th castor to the center of the arena.
chaHenjrjng any and all competion to match Its peerless FRIDAY BARCAINS
1 1 Of the Greatest Specials Ever Offered By Any Portland House 11
Tomorrow at a. m. we opes th levath tat th series f oar great Friday Boraomy Sales, inaugurated eleven weeks are. Inasmuch as it isjth day.
Vaforo mmw arlortoas 2ffational Holiday be Fourth 4 w mnat crowd two days' bnslaes Into on (a, of eouree, we shall remain closed all lay Sat-
ataat 1. m ka.a nlaaiiad 9W amAaTSXIST BAJlOAIIf CBIiDBBVATIOBT VOBTX,ABTD IT1B BAWI for the 1L1THTX IXIAT "XOOMOVT I1IJL"
yr'jf prepared in addition to all of the week's baxfaias. wkiokv ara to ferca still the following-1
II GRAND FRIPAY SPECIALS FOR. TOMORROW ONLY
V; SPECIAL No. 1
Ladles' $3iQ Empress Shoes
list Floor.)
Ten styles tar selection high cut or Oxfords,
Vlcl Kid, Velour or Box Calf tn high cuts,
patent leather In Oxfords, welt or hand
turned soles, patent or stock tips, military,
Cuban or opera heels In all ths bast $2.10
Shoe In th world for women and all latest
styles at ptr pair f$2.J3
SPECIAL No. 2
1254c Outing Flannel 7c Yard
(1st Floor.)
Latest patterns In new Outing Flannel for
ths maklnr of garments for Coast war, to.
Tour choice of anylof th 10 and 12 Ho Qual
ities tomorrow, at per yard 7c
1:30, 4, 5:90, 7 and 8:20 o'clock.
Everybody ought to, wear clean clothes
on ths Fourth. There Is time yet to
hivve your garment laundered and your
collars and cuffs polished with our
steam-heated polisher that does not
scorch 'em or weaken the fiber of the
linen. It's a machine that cries out In
horror against th fire-heated polishers
that burn th goods. We have the only
one. in Portland. Union Laundry, Second
and Columbia.
Xotiom for a mew trial In the case of
Bert Stacey, eonvictnd of highway rob
bery, has. been filed in the State Clr
colt , Court Stacey e nd Jim McQuade
were arrested for robbing E, F. Cope-
land on the night of December 24 last
A watch. Identified as belonging to Cop
land v9 lound In Btacey't-PossaBslon.
He claimed he bought the timepiece.
Stacey was a piano nil)smtn and once
bald a position with th Heln Com
pany. ;
Oasoads Xtook and return daily. Ex-
for legal services. The rose was tried celient opportunity to view the gem of
p.erore justice wiuiam koio. ann was all American rivers, the grand Colum
decided against the plaintiff. bla. Scenery grand beyond description.
Margaret Atkins has begun suit In Enjoy your holiday on the Fourth -by
.the Stste Circuit Court to ieure a dl WWB a trip to caacaae JuocKa and re
vorce from Charles Atkins. Desertion J tura Steamer Bailey Oatsert leaves
Is alleged. The mother desires the cus- Alder street wharf daily (except Mon
tody of three minor children. day) 8:30 a. m.; Sundays, a. m.. re
m.. r .xi.. in,m.n ..e k- o. i.k. Iturnlng- at 7 p. m. Music and excellent
American. War Veterans a.e to serve re- SKil .fi " n U"Q m 10B
slmuiunaousiy at 8:30. 10. U:80. 1, constructed by the xr'' ff5"r;,
injuria man waa mi;nu v i
vjgvrcE
f reshments at the srliam br-ttle next Sat
urday, the proceeds from the sales to
be added to the Heppner relief fund.
Thlal Detective Service Go Estab
lished 30 yearc, 306 Cham, of Commerce,
Portland, N. T., Chic. St. Louis. St Paul.
Kansas City, Denver, City of Mexico,
Montreal. Seattle. Spokane. 8an Fran.
Mak it a happy Fonrth.
Enjoy a trip to Cascade- Locks and
retain.
rteamer "Bailey Oatsert."
'Alder-street wharf 8:30 a. m.
11.00 round,, trip. 'Phone Main 14.
Th Breakers' Hotel Is now open and
receiving' guests. For information about
, rates, reservations, etc., call upon J. M.
Arthur Co., 40 First street, this city,
'phone Main 652, or write Hotel Break
ers. Lone Beach. Wash.
William Zsseasee gave 875 to the free
bath, fund . yesterday. Mr. Iasensee's
8-yearbld son was drowned In the river
two years ago and he has sine that time
mad two donations of 378 each for tho
purpose of providing a safe place for
. -ortiana a youngsters xo swim.
Caacad Xkmxs and return, t -
Special $1.00 round trip.
Steamer "Bailey Oatsert."
. Leaves Alder-street wharf S:$0 a. m
Returning 7 p. m.
Music and excellent meals. . ' ' ,
$1.00 only, i v '
'Phon Main 91.
- Bfayb yon want only a ealllng card
for th Fourth. W can print It for you.
, W can print anything you need. If It
be s, poster requiring type letters as
large as two pages of The Journal. We
have the type.. W can do the 'work
Metropolitan Printing ' Company, 147
. Fronfr' near-: Morrison.;.' V. ,1,-: i-.,:
The Wr pianJo for th benefit of th
Othollo orphans will be held on Colum-
Phope Main Hi.
The xpnes of th Fonrth may this ;
year oe very pleasantly invested in
something useful. A Wheeler & Wilson
owing machine would make th house
wife happy make her glad that the
money was not "bio wed" in In fire
crackers. W sell the machine at Job
bers' prices because we'buy from the
makera In carload lots for cash, and
have no middlemen's profits to pay our
selves. Hi gel ft Smith, 836 Morrison,
Marquam Building.
At yesterday' meotlng of the Open
River Committee of the Chamber of
Commerce, it was decided that con
tractors be Interviewed in tho matter
! as to whether or not they would under
take th building of the Portage Road
at once. The State Commission that has
the building of the road in chnrgo will
be assured the hearty co-operation of
the local Chamber of Comnpeiee. The
committee Is Very anxious that the work
on the road begin aa soon as possible.
About Spots It Is next to Impossible
not to get soma on your clothes, and you
cannot always remember to send them
to be cleaned. Pay us a dollar a month.
and we will ido your remembering for
you. We will send for a suit a week.
and return it . cleaned. ., pressed and
mended, and In addition give you a
shine ticket good for eight shines. That
is keeping up a neat appearance cheap,
and It .means much' to you. Give us a
triaL - Unique Tailoring Company, J47
Washington street, near Seventh. , 1 ,
Twamty-tva dollars was th sum real
ised from a raualoal entertainment hejd
in the TOUng Men's Christian Associa
tion Hall laat. evening by the pupils of
Mrs. Ella Jones, and this money will be I
oevotea to tn aia or Mifrerrs from the
reoent Heppnet- flood disaster. The hall
was well filled and the audldnce showed
Is easy
recelvei-
to give and hard to
Our advice about a
LAWN MOWER.
This summer Is to buy th
WtLDWOOD
Our reasons will be of the self
evident kind, but talk goes with
them If -you'll call and examine
them. Prices from
$3.00 UP.
Drop in and see them on evi
dence. Dayton Hardware Co.
First and Taylor Streets.
AT TSB SXOir OF TH FAJDXOCX
SPECIAL No. 3
40c Black 0. K. Hosiery for Women-24c Pair
list Floor.)
Our regular mak of the famous O. K. Hos
for women fast black, high spliced heel and
double soles with French toes light weight,
new lot Just received; every pair war
ranted; th best 40c Hose on tho market
for woman's woar; tomorrow ptr pr. 24c
SPECIAL No. 4
Hen's $25 Golf Shirts 59c
Mat Floor.)
All now this season, stripes, dots and small
figures, also plain whit, blu and oxblood;
every one selling at either $1 or $1.25 all
season; tomorrow your pick for 59c
SPECIAL No. 5
50c RibbonsPer Yard 25c
(4th Floor.)
Ribbons at half price? Ye; your choice of
now and beautiful liberty satin Ribbons, 8V
Inches In width and Dresden patterns or the
now plaids In 4-inch widths never sold any
wbere less than 41c and some 60c, yard to
morrow you may pick at per yard 25c
SPECIAL No. 6
$4.00 Trimmed Street Hats 69c
(2d Floor.)
Th stock of the largest wholesale millinery
house In all ths Northwest go on sal here
tomorrow at 20o on tho dollar of cost this
means a second summer hat for you at a
gift price for you may tak your pick her
tomorrow of thee beauties all new this
season and values up to $4 for 69c
SPECIAL No. 7
New $7i0 Walking SkirtsS-4.95
(2d Floor.)
All th new walking skirts about 300
priced at $7.60. Granite Cloths, Kerseys and
Cheviots colors tans and blues, tan, grey
and green mixed; choose and take away to
morrow at each -$4.95
Flags and
Decorations
for the 4th
SPECIAL No. 8
$3.75 Royal Worcester Corsets 89c
(2d Floor Annex. )
We've been through our lines of Royal Wor
cester th best Corset made In th world
bunched hundreds of pairs In two lots priced
as below; the colors are black, white, drab
and. fancy figured, 28 styles for selection,
short, medium or long length mostly
straight fronts snd all late styles; also two
styles of ribbon girdles. Thoso that were
from $1 to $1.75 tomorrow 89c
Those that were from $4 to $9 tomorrow Sit?
SPECIAV No. 9
35c Parlor Brooms 23c $d noor.)
All the brooms used to hang about through
th store and in th show windows during
the reoent June clean sweep sale all perfect
house brooms and tho standard fSSc values
tomorrow at "23c
SPECIAL No. 10
85c Ecru Lace Curtains per pair 43c
(4th Floor.)
These are splendid values, very pretty Cur
tains and sold by some houses at f 1 a pair
our price Is 85c, but tomorrow, you may buy
'cm at per pair 43c
SPECIAL No. 1 1
54 All Wool Blankets $195 (4th Floor)
Only about 100 pairs In lot so come early.
Will com In very handy Just now for
campers, ate. In fact these splendid all
wool, plain and mottled gray blankets ara
much needed In many households at all
times tomorrow ipedat S4 valott for $2,95
SM 9
B
3to an abev spooiaU la our large show windows tonight. They may be out la th morning, as th crowds who will took to this OBXATXST OF iU
' F3UBAT OBAXXjBBOB BOOBOIpT SAXiBS will soon oleaa, as aom lots. B hero early.
and the crude affair we dragged many
miles along the ground to Tillamook
Bay. where the two men took the boat
for Portland. Dr. Salisbury's remarkaoie
display of nerve Is probably what pulled
blm through. He was able to be around
on crutchea yesterday.
TO OmZBXAK ABB BOBXBO.
On the Fourth of July the O. W. P.
Jt Ry. Co. will make a one-rare rate,
round trip, on its new una. v-an win
leave at 7:20 and 8:60 a. m., and 1:80
nd 1 :40 p. m
RESTAURANT PEOPLE
ARE HAVING TROUBLE
Dispute Over Ownership of
the Fourth-Street Place
Warrant Out for One.
AXVBXKSXTS.
EMPIRE
THEATRE
12th tni Morrison Sts.
Fhon Mala 78.
Narthweat VaadeTllla Co.. Prope.
aeorxe U Baker. Bealdeat Ifaaaser.
The Only
Hlrti.n.aa
Portia
Vaade
will Hoaae Is
. . uii ,hl. m.k. Nanltiae. etatlr,
alncera: all top Unere. Tne Bif n.i-.aiaria
acta In Tanderllle. Hear Arthur Haha. see
Build Brother. Bee Coleaiaa and alexia.
k- nAA RmAm Ravatond and Clark.
An Knr n.ka. Bmoka Eltrata. c.lemaa ana
Urn re. Jaine Dunn, Aadrawa aaa laonpaga.
Wells Bretbers and tbe blceoope.
Mattaeea WedReadar, Rarardar and mindar.
PrleMUatlDeea. 80c, lOe,; eranlaf, toe, 90e,
10c; boira and Inge aata. noa.
SHIELDS' PARK
13tb and WaiblBftoa.
ruteat opea-alr theatre la the Weat 1.200 seats.
Oreateat Show Rver Presented la
Portland.
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ATXOM, WIXSOB, CXABX OO.
FAXOICA BVO.
XOOXVBT ASTO XBLTOJT.
TSB BAOMABS, JOKJT J. WBtOX,
AJTO OTKBBS.
OZjrZXAZ. ADKZBSIOW TB2f OBBTTS.
Oo fa Cerdray'a In ease ef rain.
Deputy District Attorney Arthur C.
Spencer has caused to be Issued out of
the Municipal Court a warrant for the
arrest of Phil Burghduff on a charge of
trespass.
E. W. Bell, proprietor of a restaurant
at the corner of Fourth and Alder
streets, Is the complainant, and behind
the issuance of the warrant of arrest,
there la a story of a quarrel between
himself and th defendant In brief,
both claim certain things, and the other
disputes. Bell claims to be sole owner
and proprietor of th place, while
Burghduff claims a half interest
Bell s version of the matter, as related
to Deputy Spencer, Is that' three months
ago Burghduff came to him, asking for
work. Bell states that he proposed to
give him employment at $7 per week and
board, and that the proposal was ac
cepted. Burghduff, It was understood.
waa to hav th opportunity at any time,
If he desired, to purchase an interest In
th business. But without having
bought In, Bell claims that Burghduff
helps himself to th cash in the till,
claiming to be Just as much of an owner
as Bell.
Burghduff doe not deny helping him
Self to the cash, but justifies his course
by th claim that he owns a half in
terest In the place, and has aa much
right to the coin as has Bell. The mat
ter will probably come up for a hearing
In the Municipal Court tomorrow morn
ing.
NEW HEPPNER CHURCH
Mann & Beach
92 SECOND STRUT
Bt STARK and OAK
PRINTERS
TILEPHONK 444
Marquam Grand Theatre 4
Relief for
Eye Headache
Half th headaches that humanity
I heir to are directly traceable to
eye troubles. .
Medicine will not relieve them
but glasses properly adjusted will,
Consult Our Dr. Chapman
, who la one of the Vfy beat rafrac
tlonlsts in America, Submit your
eyes to a thorough examination
and test and learn the-exact cause
of your trouble. The examination
will cost you nothing and th
classes only what's right W
'.charge nothing for our reputation
ror giving tn pest service poia in
able. .
: mi wiiii
Celr Helllg,
Manager.
Announcement Eitraordlnarr.
Sarnrdar ntaht Julr 4: one nlebt thla week
two nlahta next week, the faavraa AuguaUn
Daly U luteal comedy of oo reopie 10
"A XUVAWAY aixx."
- Frieee lower floor, except laet 8 roam, 31.00;
laat 8 rowa, si; Dauoar, arec o row a, i;
amnfl rnwe. TSe: laat 6 row In bal.
ronr, Bo; aallffrr. 3Re and 25c; boxea and
kea, 10. Bale of saata for July 10 and 11
performances will opea am weaneeaay.
Marquam Grand Theatre
XAT 0. OOODWIK
And His Excellent Oomoanr.
Thnraday nlot. Jnly 2. "The Attar of Friend
hip;" Friday nlfht, July 3, "When W Were
Twentr-one.
Prleea Lower floor, except laat 8 rows, 82;
laat 8 rowa, $1.60; balcony, Srat rows, $1;
drat S of laat 8 rowa. TSe; laat rowa tn bal-
eony, 50c; gallery. 34c and 20c: boxea and
loses, 812.00. Beats are now selling.
The Baker Theatre
George L. Baker,
ataaager.
THIS EKQAQKMENT 18 NEAMNO AN END.
Tbe Baker Tbratre Company In
"AXABIABT BTZOXTS."
Erenlnf, 15c, 33c. 35c, 50c; matinee, 10c,
15c. 35c.
Neat "Beat Lynne."
CONCEBT BALL
" BLAZIBR- BROS,
CONCERT EVKKT NIGHT.
BVKNSIDB.
Bpisoopai Boos Of Worship M B
Xrectad There Bom Tim This
FaU to Cost $1,000.
Among th building destroyed . at
Heppner by th cloudburst was th beau
tiful Episcopal Church, which was
erected about three years ago at a cost
of $2,000. The members of this church
-111 at once begin to plan for the re
building of ths edifice. They are to be
assisted In this work by the other
Episcopal Churches throughout the
state.
Next Sunday Rev. W. E. Potwlne.
Sector at Pendleton, is expected to have
charge of the services at Heppner. and
he will begin the work of planning for
th new church horn. Rev. Potwlne
is expected to continue in-chnrge of the
work there until a permanent rector is
assigned to that parish. The church in
the late ill-fated city waa th outgrowth
of tho work done there by Hvv. Potwlne.
and It was growing in a manner most
pleasing to the members, many of whom
lost their lives In the awful flood that
swept through the city.
Some time next October the' Episcopal
Churches of this state wlH donate
funds for the croctlon of a new house
of worship for the Heppner ncoplo. This
church is expected to cast at least
$1,000. It is thought that a permanent
rector will be placed In charge . there
sometime In ther nesr future.
F. DRESSER & CO.
Portland's Greatest
GROCERY
W eater t those who demand
th heat. Both, Fhoaos 837.
Opticians
HIGHEST SKILL IN FITTING '.s
-.LOWEST PRICES
Consultation Free :
141 SIXTH ST., COR. ALDER
With Whit Sewing Machine Co, .
IOOBBTBB SBTBJTTB: 1 1 A- "" ' " .
abb WABgrwaTOif stbxxts. 1 1 j See MARS
Tl f Uohse's Park, July 45
wii.aiiMaaaiani.il n i n i . " i mi iiii.bj I I Balooa aaceMlon, parachate leap, I . . '
- aa Dig, aire, aw trwu . lit,
t ' v "i. ' I Qm kind8t eon. I
, r Li. 1.- 'lTtT'S I ert dancing;. ", It'
ek.,.evV u. t
Tho largest and most completo ua
dertaklny; establishment on thoCoast.
P. S. Dunning, Inc., 414 East Alder,
corner East Sixth. Both phones.
Calls promptly answered to any part
of the city.
W.H.IARKELL&GO.n
r. U
ORAND AVE..
AND EAST ALDER
DO
REY0KE . SALOON LICENSE
Cedar Park
rOBTXAirBV MOST BBAVTXTVa.
PXiBABUBX BSIOBZ, .
July 4th.
Upon complaints of the residents In
the neighborhood, the liquor license
granted to A. C. Lodell at Union avenue
and Morris street' has been revoked by
the license committee. Several of the
i I complalnlnts .were before the committee
Urand UfSpiay Of rireWOrkS and Lodell, who had been notified of the
hearing on his license, did not appear
until the session was adjourned. How
ever, he did not make any serious com
plaint against the committee's action. A
number of other saloon licenses were
granted. ,,
Under new management Band con-
oert, vaudeville show and other attrac
tions. Dancing afternoon and evening.
Larrest floor on the Pacific Coast. Re
freshments aerved. Ten acrea of beau
tlful grove. Five hundred electric
lights. "Admission to grounds 10 eents.
All Oltv k Suburban oars transfer to
Cedar Bark.
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SPECIALTIES for tb LADIES ef PORTLAND.
. All slnda
FEATHERS and B0A8 CLEAXZ9 aad OTXZB.
Mas. M. (MUliii, from uaaea.
moto tlrab acar ceravr, i'boue, Bed 81L
COLLECTING REVENUE 1
Druggists end saloonkeepers hav to
pay an annual license to th Govern
men for the privilege of ; handling
spirituous liauors aad. yesterday th
licenses were due, 'As a consequence the
Internal Revenue Collector waa on ef
the busiest officials in . the city,
Best Shoe Bargains in City
We do not mince words when we make this assertion,
and are prepared to prove it beyond a question of a doubt.
An opportunity to secure outing shoes at a small frac
tion of their real value.
YOUTHS $1.25 SHOES at
Splendid new style, all spK
Q id, very serviceable. An ex-
.it. . "'II aa
cepuonany gooa snoe at 1.25.
Special at 95c. Sizes 12
to 2.
BOYS' $1.50 SHOES at
$1.15
Same shoe as above. Sizes
21-2 to 5 1-2.
LADIES' ' OXFORDS at '
"... $1.50 and $2.00 Oxfords,
splendid ityle, perfect-iitting.
butsmaUfelzes, 2 1-2 to 4 1- jj
(' ',. ; ' )OCZ
$2.50 to $4.00 TAN SHOES
FOR LADIES at
$1.48
A lot of extra good qualltjr
and styles of Tart Shoes.
Some with Goodyear welt
soles. Not all sizes.
"RADCLIFFE" and "NOSO-RE-TORS"
$2.50 SHOES
FOR LADIES at
$1.65
A broken lot of the above
famous $2.50 . shoes, some
.with heavy, some with light
soles. '.Lace or button. . All
good styles. To close out at
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