The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, September 30, 1903, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextTIIE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, rOttTLANP, WEDNESDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER nO, 1003. r- TOWN TbPICS (terns of Local Interest for Busy :v- Journal Headers. ' ;, ," ! (Mill ., vv. ' Tomorrow) -V ;"' . ' Ladl fr.' '-.v' ' Mlko Flaber Bnttliitu Ar hr- ;-.- AU your, friend . , ' , WUI balhera ' r1.: .';' I RULES IRE NOT MADE VERY CLEA XJ-WIS AJTO CKASX COBFOXATIOV awaittijgi KETxrur or sxaxoTo axjrsBAx, ooox . ro xoma ; &vozo'nmBrMT4Tzo or bb cbbt&t ajsqftxb coax. ; Oam start 1:00. v" . ' , , v Sacramento ; V" ' v;" , ,;' ' ff,V v. - . ' ,. ; ' Browni. : - - . - v ' - . ; Grounds Twenty-fourth snd Vaughn, , . , Pon t ml th cam. ; . It will bo a cood on, ji Tho Browni C ",,, Aro in good trim, c ' '. Remember the game Start at 1:00 . A big crowd oxpoctod. , An sloy Printer. SIO Oak strt, - ' " Or. a a Slnney, SOT Allaky Bldg. and R. 0. Dor,- who loat their lire in tho wreck of tho British ship Foylea- dale. Addresses were made by Mayor Williams. Bishop Morris, Brltlah Consul Latdlaw and othera. Tho report ot the treaaurer ahows the Inatltuto to be in food financial condition. ,., i, , . Tho SUfulator Use steamers for The Dallea and war landing, notwithstanding the dreariness of the morning, went out with a fine complement of paaaengera to-1 day. The palatial Qataert was especi ally well-patronised, probably because she calls only at Vancouver, Cascade Locks. Stevenson, Whlta' Salmon, Hood R Ivor" and Lyle on the way up, and makes fat time to the end of bar run. The Dailsl Clty"had a flno list of wayj paaaengera, and both boat a a good load of freight .The' dock la foot of Alder. 'Phono Malm I M. Fare (0 cents round trip. The ateamera leave again on Thursday morning. , A p Into tho White Corner, Port lands big general merchandise store, remlnda one of the holiday eeaaon, so lively appeara everything within Us broad Interior. 'A carnival of low sell ing nrloee la on at this establishment. and Ita affable gentlemen and sparkling In the abaence of Director-General H. lady sales peopla are kept on the alert W. Goode, who will be in the East until all the time to supply tho demande of th latter part of October, mat tare will a well pleased buying publlo. Th White ,omewhat jn confu.0n . th, Lewi, vui iivi sis at iimuv wuiiioiui Buet Bmnetlona of Birootora of Depart , menta Aro Vot traderatooa Oerpera tlom ud Oommassloa BCor to Vow . - Qaartsra Boon Commission As Col- loetoa Via? oUn Bzkiblta fot 9t forward strides this paat year. "Being tho larg- and Clark headquarters, with reference Matter Mann ft Beach, II td street J eat general merchandlae store on the t0 th rule" ,nd regulations promulgated , i .. i Norm racinc ceaat, tne institution nasiv irr-iim inn wmun wr Oreat aaetloa sale, flno residence prop- I attained wide celebrity as a trading not fully Interpreted by him before he mart equaled by few concerns in to departed on his Eastern Journey. Mr. erty. Highland, October I. ' " ' ' BjaBabtap ;'," . B. X. BCoorohoaso ft C at 8erenth I and Alder. Telephone, Main ltis., . 9. X. Killer, aeatlaV 418-11 Uo- nawk building. 'Fhon Main.ns. X,oreoy ft llaoola, bookbinders and blank book makers, 128 First street ugrestlr Therapeutles cur where I drugs falL McMann, 900 Th Marquam. : City ft subarbaa Obsoroatloa Oar will b discontinued for the seaaon after to day. Western states. Baseball " Tomorrow. - Lad lea' day.- ' Mike Flaher' SeatUette Are here. All your friends Will be there. Game starts 1:00. Sacramento , vs. ' , Browns, Good named severai directors of de partments, architecture, public worka and exploitation and -the exact nature of the dutlea ot each, a well as their re lUnship towsrds trie board of dl rector haa not yet been thoroughly made clean Pending his return, and th confer ence that will immediately follow, many details must of necessity bo left un determined, so for as concerns the local corporation. Also, the state commls Grounds Twenty-fourth and Vaughn. I "n- whose work Is necessarily closely It's her. Gas Mantle, rett Co. The Wlsard Self-Lighting Try one. The John Bar- . Bloe rags made from your old ear pet a. at 309 Eaat Morrison street Phone .Union 171. Don't miss the game. It will be a good one. The Browns Are in good trim. Remember the gam Starts at I 00 A big crowd expected. - - Portlaad Club, ISO Fifth street A palatable lunch served every evening rrom I untu 11 p. m. Bin watcha, clocks a&a Jewelry. . Flrst-ctas repairing. John A. Beck, 207 Morrison, near Front MOVEMENT FOR SABBATH KEEPING Th Metropolitan Brlatna Company, 147 Front near Morrison, is headquar ters for fancy or poster printing. rial dayl Buy Meredith's umbrellas. Repairing and recovering; two stores. Washington and stb, Mormon and fta. Bev. 9. X. Lelper Come to th raolflo Coast to XrtabUsh a Society on th Xilasa of Several la th Bast. j r .i-v' " related to that of the corporation, and muat be harmonious therewith, will not be susceptible of finalities In many par tioulara, prior to Mr. Ooode'a arrival from the East Henry Reed, director of exploitation, is arranging nis department for effec tlve prosecution of its duties, and the other directors are doing th same, in connection wth the corporation. The publicity committee met thla morning at the headquarters and settled some business that haa been on th books for aome time, preparing for th inaugura tlon of any new- regime that may be inaugurated after Director Goode comes home. If such new regime should be de cided upon. Win Hot Xeadquartcc. Lewis and Clark headquarters will probably, be moved within. a mmUi some point In the central bualness part of the city. Th present quarters sre st the corner of Front and Vine streets D At T IT TlnM (if Itillarialnhla - ,'w ' . . ..,. far from moat of th offices and places Wt?r!f th pt!aatTfiab! of "" Th. admlnl.tratton build- field acretary of th Pennaylvaaia Bab- Inr w,a ot fc. completM untn lat, , bath aeeoclatlon, haa come to tho Pacific he summer next ear. after which It la Prises for high scores at I coast and expects to reside in Portland, likely that most of the preliminary On invitation of ministers' aasnciatlnne business of. the exposition will be of several cities of the Northwest Mr. transacted at the grounds. Lelper expects, with the co-operation of Blaal Building nana Considered. the pastors of Portland and othera to The two fair bodies are busy with form a Northwest Sabbath association, final building plana, and Will soon have with headquarters in roruana ana determined in its main outline all mat lOa Ton kaov tht vou can ret our I branch aaaoclatlona In cities and towas Iters relstlng thereto. The state com furniture repaired, reflnlshed and pol-1 ?f .rn' Waahlngton and Idaho. Mr. miMon will meet October 10. at which i.k.j- ri i .ki.-.. uiptr nBnn nwranrauw u i tim the ralea ana rerulatiana aub- Kvwm IV( PIIIIIIUVIII. . . ... . , . . . , I ' : Charlea E. Walborn. 284 Second atreet l. i0ln ncere aw rraniyi- mitted recently by th local corporation i.ic m.uvihiu.i, wm oa (one over ror in acceptance or iev. jt a. juarquia, u. v., urw.Burf, auggestions for changes. eaiaent. - I At th. unu tima the Mrnnratlnn'a W. N. Ashman. LL. D., Orphane COUrt, nlana for hnlMlnara ta to ha rnnaMarail m n . i t i - A j I " " jrnuaaeipaia. urn vicv-praaiuwih ladles' ' day every Tuesday and Fri day at the Portland bowling alleys. Ot Flrat street ten pins. Blgln and Waltaam watchaa, tt.Tft. These watchea are new; every case war ranted gold filled (not plated). Th Portland Loan Office, 74 Third atreet. Rock Is nearlng completion and Father pr W. Palmer of Cowl Its 4s in th city buying j fixtures for the edifice. .. The .church will be opened October 11. Th City ft Suburban Xallway Co. Is repairing tta tracks In Morrison street, between Ninth and Eleventh streets. The roadbed for two blocks Is badly sunken. The work will be com pleted in two or three days. inH virtual art I In v nt all miaatlona In ner. u, r a. uiwii,. u., niwourj, thet connection to be accomplished. One of the questlohs to be settled corresponding secretary. Rev. J. S. McKee, D. D., Butler, re- concern, th, erection of th Oregon cording secretary. W. W. Watera, Eaq., Pittsburg, treas urer, building at St Leu is. President Myers and Superintendent Wehrung of the stats commission will leave for St Louis Rev. D. F. McOill D. p.. Allegheny. ,mnle,jate,y ,fter nctober 10. and the nrmt m rv avantlv i-nmrnlttaj. 1 ...... a secretary executive committee. The object of the proposed associa tion will b to create an abiding senti ment among our people and especially the members of the churches which will .. Th snnmbers of the third Infantry 'regiment, O. N. O., were put through their pacea in Armory hall last even ing by Colonel Gantenbeln. About 375 members anawered roll call. A dance followed the inspection. Oregon City sxoursloa steamers, glv- n ac iisa ni ri srr-ras aa v is w n r w iiinmaTTM 1 v r..ii- .r.,i .n.. I and to all worshipers a aassssa ava sm a car ivi -sj.i oww w iitai a uca.ii.jr a at 8:30 and 11:30 a. m., and 8 and l:lt p. m.: Sundaya 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a. m., and 1, 8, 4:80 and 8:15 p. m. meeting will decide matter which muat be acted upon by them at the Louisiana Purchase Brpoeltlon. They will, in ad dition to taking up the matter of the wuu;i. win k..iii. .i . .. i.- a. at length aasert Itself In th Public I ""' . press, in the forum and at th bsllotl " box In favor of such observance of the Lord's day a will assure to all cltl- Work of Osthring BxhihiU. Already many excellent exhibits have sens who labor, whether with muscle I been secured in Oregon to be tsken to or brain or both, weekly rest from toll I St. Louis. At the Salem state fair 10 quiet Sab- large cases' of products ' were bought, bath. and a number were donated, notably The plan of th proposed association that of the Agricultural college at Cor- wlll be laid before the Union Minister s vallls. Commissioner D. Rafferty and association at their meeting next Mon- Secretary Oiltner expect to go to Eu Wo Interest charged. When you buy dlsmonds. watches and Jewelry from us on weekly or monthly payments, cash or credit, our prices are the same, this means lower than elsewhere. Call and be convinced. The Portland Loan Office. 74 Third street day morning. HAS CONFIDENCE IN LUCKY BOY Fifty cants tomorrow will carry pas sengers to any point between Portland and The Dalles. The Charles R. Spencer leaves root. or oaa street at 7 a. m. gene to secure exhibits from the fair now being held there, and Superintend ent Wehrung will visit Ths Dalles and La Grande for the aame purpose. President Myers haa obtained at least a ton and a half of products from South eastern Oregon, and the forestry exhibit is already begun by the contribution of articles from Clatsop, Coos and Curry counties. Ons ton of minerals has been Salt given by the varloua mines of the W. B. Lawler left today for Lake, where . he haa some deals lncu- state, with much more promised. Finest scenery In the world, fastest boat bat,n-' Mr- Lawler wa th first man Commissioner W. K. Thoraaa was on elegantly furnished, superb meals. Tel- to take hold of th Lucky Boy mine, a " r.LlnZ .1 . ? mc anhnna Main fSSfl nntnwn tlxbat nffln Unalnrltfe nf H. atnolr nt which la rnrnal I "IS prostration In thS hospital With BP- 128 Third street 'by Councilman L. Zimmerman of Port- P"'?1""' "i111, d he-.Oci0ber land. Mr. Lawler took an option on " hon"n,"'?"er "' .w"? r. vortianvi wir. .n hm Wa-v. I .v.. i. i. isa I of renaieion ib very sick ana prormoiy Third and Flanders street, haa Just com- cured the exporting of the claime by canno present pleted a large addition to its Immense a representative of the London Explore- building. This has grown to be one tlon Company, th claims being bonded Of the great manufacturing plants of the for fit. 000. coast Mr. . Boost having builded it up The London Exploration Company did from a tiny thing at flrat to its present not take over the property for the rea immenso proportions. Its business is son that it waa at that, time not de now more than 80 times its volume 10 veloped to any extent the company de years ago., . , , siring to Invest only jq fully developed , .; , ... h.-..'' . . , i mines. Travelers oomlng to BortlanA from ths I Mr. Lawler said that the Lucky Boy PORTLAND BIDDING ; FOR CHURCH CONGRESS BlgaUon frosa Thla Stat to Attend Missionary Convention of Carls tlom Charon for. ' 1 ' Potrolt. ,; Th Oregon delegation to the mission try convention of the Christian church, headed by Rev. J. F. Ohormlejr of th First church of this city, left for De trott last evening. Ths other delegates are: Dean H. C. Sanderson of Eugene and Rev. Albyn Esson of this city. Ths delegation will endesvor to capture the 1806 convention for this city. They are backed by Invitations , from Governor Chamberlain. Mayor Williams, the cham ber of commerce, the board of trade, th Manufacturers' Association and the Lewis and Clark fair commission. All Christian churches of the Northwest are backing th Oregon delegation In the fight to bring the convention to this city. Th convention at Detroit will con tlnu. from October 18 to 33, and will conalat of not leas than 10,000 clerical and lay delegatea. Only two other re ligious organlaatlona in the United States hold larger conventions the Christian Endeavorers and the Epworth League. Tho convention will represent 1,100,000 members in tne united states and Canada. Ths Oregon delegates win represent 100 churches, with 10,000 members. Only on other church has mad greater .progress in the . United States during ths laat aecaae. It is expected that if the io con ventlon comes to Portland It will con sist of from t.000 to 6,000 accredited delegate besides thousanda of camp fol lowers, and will laat seven days. TWO ACCUSED OF STEALING A GRIP Upon the' request of the Portland po lice department George Hotchklas 'and Harry Dally have been arreated at The Dalles, accuaed of the theft of a ault case from the Union depot-laat Satur day night Word waa received from Sheriff Sexton at The Dallea this morn ing and during the day Policeman Car penter left for that city with a warrant charging th two men with the theft. Th suit case belong to W. J. Apple gate, who had gone to the depot to take a train for tho Eaat He set it down snd left It a few minutes. Upon his rs tarn 'ft waa gon. The suit cas con tained a quantity of clothing and Jew elry valued In all at about 3100. It la reported that two other grips were stolen from the depot Saturday night. When arrested Hotchklss and Dally had two suit cases, one, it is said, belonging to Mr. Applegate. REV. D. A. THOMPSON TO BE ORDAINED Rev. D. A, Thompaon will be ordained and installed as pastor of the Sell wood Preabyterlan church next Tueaday. Mr. Thompaon succeeds Rev. W. S. Wright. He la a graduate of Macalester college, with the degree of bachelor of art, took his master's degree at Princeton and his degree, as bachelor of divinity at Princeton theological seminary. The Presbytery will meet st the JMt Tabor Preabyterlan church next Tues day where luncheon will b served by the women of the congregation. Then the afternoon meeting will be held In the Sellwood Presbyterian church, where supper will be served. At the evening service Mr. Thompson's ordination and Installation aa pastor of the church will take place. EMBEZZLER'S BODY IN POTTER'S FIELD SAILORS TO SAVE FROM THE DIVES CB3USTXAV SBDBAYOB WOBXZBS rmorosa vo bstabusm a bomb r OB SBAMXir wkbbb txbt wxu BB ?BD ABO OXYB BBTBBTAXV KZBT AT BOMXfrAXi ttCB. W - wksaBBaaaB-B-aaBBjaBMBBWaaaaBMaaj Proposed nana Will B Slmila to th On Started ta BsgaaakL Japan, Whloa Za th Only Flao la th Blf City That la Beputabl and Wher a Bolai o allot Is Wsloom- Work U JPnarf of Kiss Caarlsaon. The body of EJ. W. Hambrook, the drug salesman killed In the Northern Pacific yards last week, while escaping from a policeman, haa bene burled at the county poor farm. Coroner Flnley received no word from Hambrook's rela tives In St Louis and the body waa con signed to the potter's field. Hambrook was arrested at North Yakima, Wash., an a charge of embeiilement preferred by a Portland firm. Chance to Make f 10.00. To th person who locates and reports to The Journal office th whereabouts of Smith-Premier typewriting machine. No. 16,040, will bo paid 810. Look at the number of every Smith-Premier ma chine you aee and. you may discover ths machlc referred to and be-the win ner of the 310. In Calvarr Presbyterian church Isst evening a movement looking toward ths institution of Christian Endeavor work smong seamen and soldier was Inaugu rated. It Is proposed to conduct tne organisation along th line or a simi lar society in Nsaasaki. Japan. John Manklns. manager of th society at Nagasaki explained it workings and told of the great good th organisation wsa doing In th Orient A home has been established at No. 88 Our street In the foreign settlement at Nagasaki and close to the United State consulate. During the Philippine war and whtn thousands of troops wer passing through Nagasaki ths soldier and sail ors found the home a. veritable haven, and with few exceptions all th men on ahore leave availed themaelvea of Ita comforts. Th member of th Ore gon regiment were among those enter tained at the home. Th decent hotels st Nagasaki do not look with favor upon the soldier and the sailor, and re fuss to entertain them. At the Christian Endeavor home they found good accommodations. Meals ar furnished at .20 centa each, and beds at the earn, fi.ra. In th way Of liquid refreshment, -tce-cresm and other soft drinks are served. i.v horns msklng the boast that it la the oi..: establish ment serving ice-cream soda in Japan. Ther are 88 bed In the home xhlch Include those in the dormltorle Vd single rooms. Last yesr some Z0,OC sailors snd soldiers were fed. The working fore consists of th manager, chief cook and asslstsnts, a housekeeper and a number of waiters and supernumeraries. It is patronised by the sailors of all nations, and Isst year 321,600 in money was deposited by the men for safekeep ing during their stay as bora -Nagasaki boasts of S3 saloons, the majority of which are deadfalls. Ths foreign popu lation la only about 400, while the na tives number about 140,000. This branch of the Chriatlan Endeavor In the Orient was established through the effort of 18 member of the crew on the United State cruiser Charleaton in 1898. Th warahlp waa lying in the harbor undergoing repair. The men, finding that they had no reputable place on ahore to spend their time, raised purae of 800 yen. and to this later added 438 yen. making a total of 3814 In American money. This was the nucleua and waa turned over to th missionaries In Nagasaki. Other contribution fol lowed, and subsequently the home was purchased for 8,000 yen. Mr. Manklns, who haa engaged in Chris tian Endeavor work at Taooma, waa aent for and put In charge. Th Fif teenth regiment regulsrs, 814 men, were recently fed for 10 days at th home. The floating Christian Endeavor, as It Is called, was first established In 1830 st Falmouth, Mass., by Miss Antoinette Jones. There Is a branch In England In charge of Mlas Weston. Tho organisation of th branch in Portland will be in charge of Mia Anna B. Charleson. ; " f.-W : v . "v "v "V' "' : ' ' '. . 1 For the Bedroom On our third floor we are showing -some late arrivals in Bedroom Sets and individual pieces. We would especially call your attention to some very pretty Oolndal reproductions in dull finish Mahogany. These are the handsomest sets we have ever shown in medium-priced goods. In single pieces we have a number of new designs in Chiffoniers, Dressers, Toilet Tables, Shaving Stands, Wardrobes and Chairs. You can select from the following woods : MAHOGANY, QUARTERED OAK, GOLDEN OAK, BIRDSEYE MAPLE, MAHOG ANIZED BIRCH. Tull &.Qbb$ -I ' ' . . COMPLETE- HOUSE-FURNISHERS IMPORTANT NOTICE For thirty days th Boston PalnlV Dentists are doing air dental work for -about cost of material, in order to Introduce our palnlea method and high grade work to th people of Oregon. ' , . . . . . . We extract, fill or crown teeth without pain by our lat botanical disco-art applied to th gum; no bad after effect; no Sleep; no cocaine; no pain, aw used only by Boston Painless Dentists. ara-M ayerTH TMMWrVXVMAOtiSl Cr 1TUBB JL-Ttfrt?U7E suv ruling iso y"wllnwT a. "Tull a Vaata C3.SO yd- Fall Set Testa 13.60 Oold Crowns, aa Karat Solid Top t3.84 Bridg Work, Scary, lr S3.BO Mx Oold ruling, xmr . . . . . .fi.OO L, Our plates ar guaranteed to fit and warranted against breakage Vd vteTr""" yeara. ... - . Crown and bridge work a specialty. , ' W tell you exactly what your work will cost by fro examination. W are the largest dental concern In the world, with offices In all larg cities in th United States, Canada and Mexico. Our prices ar th lowest con sistent with flrat-claaa work. L-vdy attendant always preisnt NO STUDENTS. com cany ana avoia waning. OXUBBBAn WAT OF ST. MXCWAMT. BOStOFI Dental P&VlOV& Th feast U St Michael was eel- Cornor Fifth nl Morrison. tMi' tm Block. ntranc . hna1 h ha r..i,l ami ailMa nt I - V- ounaaja uil 1. uaa..V WaT aarvajiaj aw a. wv-a w m. Columbia university yesterday. E. 3. FridelL on behalf of th students, de ltvered a congratulatory address, and Rev. M. A. Qulnlan replied, briefly thanking those present for th generous welcom accorded him. He spoke earn estly on th sympathetic relation which he maintained should exist between ths faculty and th students. At a. m. th president celebrated THEATRES ' AT Txa How to make people laugh without high maas. at which- His Grace Arch- speaking a word to them la a valuable blahot) Christie. Rev. J. C. Hughe, the I stage secret which Bpauldlng, th equl- faculty and students attended, and at llbrlat, ha learned thoroughly. His which an eloquent sermon wag dellv- pantomime at the Empire theatre thla ered by Rev. H. MCDevttt. I week la on or tne r eat urea ox me mil. A banquet was served at 1 p. m. to I and the 'entire program 1 novel ana th students and guests, and the after- varied. noon was apent in game and various amusements. m W2TS" AT OOKDBATV. in the evening an informal reception ru .iint nnxtuction of "Tha WSS given In the Chrlstl room and a w. K.n alvan at nnrdrav'a the Urge number of invited guests and the ,tre thU weeK win continue to be the mam nvr, suuuu . unnuj Ul I kin ont...w nla-h Nnt waalr Baker City wer in attendance .in,m J. Carter-a "Down MobUo" will bold th boards. Block 65 at University Park has been purchased and put into possession of the management of Columbia university. A church and finishing school for girls will be erected thereoni ' ' AT SMM BAKSX. "A Royal Family" is drawing well at the Baker theatre. Charles wyngate aa PEOPLE YOU KNOW East, or going East from Portland, can I ownera would aecure rich returns from save IZ.IO by taking the Charlea R. - Spencer from The Dalles to Portland. or Portland to The. Dalles. The fare la only 50 cents each way; by rail, 82.60. Steamer, leaves Portland Tuaadava. Thursday and Saturday at 1 a, m.; The Dalle, ., on Mondays. Wednesdays and Friday at 7 s. m. Best steamboat, best , furniture, best meals, fastest time. Thf steamer Charts X. Bpenoe gal loped up to her dock today ahead, as usual and' 'with a fine complement of passengers. Tomorrow morning the boat the properties : under their control. "The mineral Is there," said he. Mordant Ooodnough, director of the department of muslo In the Corvallla college, la spending a few days In this lty. WHO LOST TEAM ON -WHITE HOUSE ROAD? J. P. Plagemann, who haa been spend ing several days In Tacoma and Seattle, returned tp this city yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Peaae and their daughter. Miss Mayllta, have re turned to their heme in San Francisco after spending tho summer in Portland. A black and white horse, hitched to farmer's wagon, are held by the po- Mr. and Mrs. Adam S. Collins left laat evening for their home in Seattle. Mrs. Collins has been visiting her lice pending th appearance of the mother. Mrs. Thomas Walker, 854 Mont- leaves again at 7 o'clock for Th Dalles owner. The horses and wagon were Komery street, for the paat week. tea a i a . . I fminil Stat - WhlA tlmiaa aaVAjal "'lalait I and all way landings, charging only (0 cents to any point on her run. Pas sengers to The Dalles and beyond can save $2.10 on tickets to The Dalles, or Ing on the Spencer. Landing foot of Oak street, ticket office 128 Third, tele phono Main 2860, . .. . " SO cent round trip to any landing be tween Portland and The Dalles. Fln passenger steamers "Dalles City" and "Bailey Oatxert" leave Alder street wharf Tuesday, Thursdays and Satur days. "Dalles City" af 1:10 . m. and ."Bailey Gatsert" at 7 a m. Fine meals to rboara. "Bailey Gatsert topa at Vancouver, Cascade Ixicka Stevenson. White Salmon Hood River, Lyl and The Dalles. All other landings by steamer "Dalles :.. City. . Alder-strset wharf., 'Round trip to any landing, 60c." Phon Main 814. 1 ,. - - ' J. Zmprlr rrle wer held, at the Seaman' -- instltute,t Fourth and Flan ders streets, last evening. - Th occasion was :the celebration of th fourth annl- ' var.a.tf vha Hf.hK.tim.iif .r Ik, l. stltut. A special ffiatar was the dedication- of an altar in memory" of Wrc Helen Phyllis Kerrj?. th:wlf of Cup- W. Sergeant. W. iJ. baere, -Alfred George, 11. Iligglnbathom, H. C. Perrln Kaspar Fau Dean and Mrs. Fa u Dean are registered at the Imperial. found on the Whit House road last evening and taken in charge by Humane Officer Raising. Tho horses had been standing on the road from 8 o'clock In the morning until 8 o'clock in the after- w. A. Laugllle. the.,well-known moun- noon. Dome one xoia me omcer mai tain climber and Marama, Is spending a me -river naa Deen seen aiong tne I few days In-Portland roaa aDout .s a. m. ana naa inquired about the toad to .the Oregon City bridge, saying that he was on his way to a camp beyond. The horses evidently had wandered some distance and stopped when th front wheels of th wagon ran astride a telegraph pole. In the wagon box waa a quantity of oata. OOSTXT VISIT FOB WTJTXOOP. James DrlscolL Janitor of the Couch school, was yesterday awarded 8500 damages by the jury in Judge Fraser" court agalnat Aahbury Wynkoop, a tin ner, for assault and battery. On the night of December 1, 1882, Driscoll tes tified that whtl at work in th school building the defendant', entered th building end wa -ordered out.- Wyn koop refused to - go and th Janitor started -to lead him out, when th tin ner, struck him several blow on, th fac and "body. Wynkoop admitted striking Driscoll.,. but sajd It waa don in- self-defemie. - Charles -F.-- Lord ap. peered a attorney .for DriaeoU.- and George Cameron for Wynkoop. . , Dr. C. J. Smith of Pendleton is at tending the meeting of the State Medi cal Association. J. Harrington and Mrs. Harrington of Otter Creek are registered at the Bel vedere hotel. Mr. J. C. Fullerton. wife of Judge Fullerton of Roseburg. Is visiting friends in the city. ttTAXMBXr T-JUSOBT A-UtXTXS It waa 1:80 .yesterday afternoon be fore the British steamship Vermont reached th harbor. On account of th heavy, fog st)s was delayed several hour coming up the river. Th vessel dropped anchor, in the stream, but will mov,io the flour. mills to receive put ward -cargo. , She -is under -charter to T. M. Stevens A Co. to load for Delgoa Bay, South Africa The Vermont has a carrying capacity of 4,271 ton. She Is owned by a Glasgow firm, and' - was built at that port la 1908. , v . 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"The artlatle wm of tb oeana.- Tardlet as gooa as any sz.oo productloa of this play tr term boro. Xordaat-Komp-rey Compaay tpUadid picillss . "THE WIFE" Elegantly co-tamed. ' "played ertlstlcany.t "biDdaoately stagad. " last weak of thla anaiaaa. Next week, eommenciag of th regular eombtaa. iion seaaon, ' - .a-. DOWB M0BILH "' The Baker Theatre USE. If 0100 lUliP CO AL v In your furnaco. It' unexeell-d at the price. Ask: your dealer for 1L Get reduced rate according to , .' - th alia of vour rder, Vulcan Coal Co.. Sol Aaants. Phono, JTaln S77S. Tard on Railroad Track, front Street, near Gllsan. . Pmo Mala I90T. ' 6KO. la BAKEB. Sol Lessee sad Maaagor, Trmlsht all week, matlneaa gatordas as Sunday, third week in a whirlwind of snou- larltjr, tbs great Nelll-Moroaco Company preat "A BOTAL FAKXT. ' For the flrat time In Portlaad. renins nrtccs. 50c. 3Sc. -Sc. lse. Matinees. S9e, U(. 10c. Curtain riaos o-onlng, g:U; matin, 1:1S. 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