THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAI, PORTLAND. THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER W IWi
TOWN TOPICS
WllWri AMIIU1UIW,
Uarouam Orssd "Ths Tenderfoot"
ColuabU "The Qlrl I Left B.hlud Ma"
(ordrss "Frits and Baits"
liaker VauderllU)
star VasderllW
Ljrrle VaudeYlll.
A ra4 Vaaderllle
HIJou Vaudeville
The Bailey CrataertA the boat you want
to take If you're going to The Dalles or
any way point. Tbla handsome craft la
the atancheat. most reliable and moat
comfortable plying between Portland
and The Dalles; undeniably the boat
for a comfortable and safe Journey. Ask
any of your friends who have taken the
trip on the Oatrert and they'll tell you
what a delightful one it waa. Steamer
leaves Alder-atreet wharf at 7 a. m.
every Monday. Wednesday and Friday.
Steamer Regulator, another swift boat,
leaves earn hour on alternating days.
Take either boat with assurance of a
safe, speedy, comfortable trip. Phone
Main .
A petition was filed in the county
court yesterday by Lens Richmond for
the custody of her two little children,
who are now In their grandmother's
charge. Mrs. Mary C. Stafford, tfco
grandmother, has filed her consent. The
petitioner was divoroed from Martin
Hawkins September IS, 1902. the child
ren being placed In the custody of Mrs.
Stafford Oat Of 1285 alimony due,
Hawkins is said to have paid only 161.
Mrs. Richmond asks that the alimony
order standi, however, though she Is now
msrrled to Clarence Richmond and can
look after her little ones herself.
The pictures of the world might well
be made from the grandeur of the scen
ery of the Columbia between Portland
and The Dalles There sre no more mag
nificent views in Christendom. This is
the verdict of tourists from all parts of
the globe. The fleet stammer Charles R.
Spencer leaves foot of Washington
street Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days, passing' through the midst of this
enchanting panorama. Passengers for
Port in nd should change at The Dalles
and take the steamer down the river.
Telephone Main 2960.
Efforts are being made to straighten
out the affairs of the old Sumpter bank
in Sumpter. this stats. A petition of in
voluntary bankruptcy Is aald to have
been filed In the federal court against
Roy H. Miller and A. P. Qoss. who are
directly interested In the bank. It ,1b
also said that a receiver has been asked
for snd that Jos Reed of Sumpter will
be appointed. Deputy United States
marshals tire "now serving papers pre
paratory to an action in the- federal
court.
There will be a meeting of women at
the new Men's Resort and People's in
stitute st Fourth snd Burnslde streets
tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Miss
Valentine Prlchard. formerly of St.
Helen's hall and who has been secured
as director of the work for women and
children, will be present and will ex
plain the scope of the new enterprise.
All women Interested In such a move
ment are invited to be present
At a meeting of the Spanish-American
war veterans last night it was sug
gested by General O. Summers to ar
range for a general encampment of vet
erans In this city next year. The en
campment, according to the plans, will
ee held August IS. the anniversary Of
the surrender of Manila. -It Is ex
pected that veterans from all the coast
snd many other western states will at
tend, t.
The Order of Pendo will give a dance
In Willamette hall. 170H Second street,
Saturday evening. November 11. the
proceeds of which will go toward de
fraying the expenses of an operation
performed on one of their members,
who is now seriously Ul at the hospital
and without means. Members are ear
nestly requested, and friends are In
vited to attend and contribute toward
this cause.
Now is the time. Do not forget about
the turkey dinner. By purchasing s
suit or overcoat we give you an order
for a turkey free of charge. It will be
also to your Interest to look through
our stock of shoes, hats, pants, shirts
snd underwear. Special eut on blanketa,
comforters and umbrellas. Reduced
prices on trunks and vsllsee. John
Dellar. corner First and Yamhill.
Some of the China painters In town
met yesterday at the home of Mlsa
'Cute Qlbbs to organise a ceramic club,
which will eventually Join the National
League of China Painters. There will
be sn adjournment meeting next Wed
nesday for sdopttng a constitution and
election of officers. All Interested are
Invited to be preeent and to add their
names to the roll.
In answer to a suit for 1418. brought
by E. R. Hatch, who claims that amount
on an Insurance policy. Thomas K. Mulr
nsserts that he Insured his life provis
ionally. Hatch forced the policy on
him, he says, ths understanding being
hat he would be required to pay the
premium only In ease a certain business
deal went through. Instead, he says. It
fell through.
There will be special aervlces held in
the Evangelical church of St. Johns
commencing next Sunday. Rev. H. C
Pratt of Portland and Rev. T. R. Smith.
the singing evangelist, recently of
Ohio, will attend to the work.
The active and alert Portland Loan
office has Inaugurated a new. to It,
OSTEOPATHY
Cures Many So-called Incur
able SI
DRS. ADIX & NORTHRUP
416
AXIOM
Systems of selling wmtehes, diamonds and
Jeweler y. It hereafter disposing of that
class of goods on the tl per week In
stallment plan. And It will not Increase
Its very reasonable prices, slther, be
cause of this accommodation of its
friends, ma hms been done by eastern
dealera. The Portland carries sn as
sortment of watches, clocks and dia
monds equal to most of the largest Jew
elery houses of the country, and patrons
will have no difficulty In making suit
able selections.
ass w o
X,owost Frioee
Telephone 444a
Lot Q. Swetlmnd brought suit in the
circuit court yesterday for the fore
closure of m mortgage given as security
on a note for fit, 000 by John H. and
Una Ruth Peterson. He also asks for
an attorney's fee of 1,000, Interest at
six per cent from March I. 1M4, his
costs and disbursements, and to be
placed In possession of the property by
the sheriff.
A meeting will be held Friday evening
at 7:30 in the Sunday school room of
the Pmtton M. E. ohurch for the purpose
of organising a local improvement club
for the North Alblna district. Speeches
will be made - by Councilman A. F.
Flegel, Edward C. Barnes and others. It
Is hoped that all residents of that part
of the city will attend.
The great pianist, Leopold Qodowsky,
said of the Kroeger piano: "Its grandeur
of tone, endless resources, and pliant,
sympathetic touch enable me to render
my work more acoeptmbe than with any
other piano, etc." A carload of these
magnificent instruments have Just been
received by Meyer's Piano House, 74
Sixth street.
Louis Beek, an aged man, was found
dead In bed at the Oregon house, First
and Davis streets, early yesterday morn
ing. It is supposed he died while suf
fering from rheumatism Coroner Fin
ley is today making an investigation to
ascertain. If possible, where the mas
same from and If be has relatives here.
Condemnation proceedings were begun
In the federal court today by Q. B.
Heghardt, government engineer In
charge of the improvement work at the
mouth .of the Columbia river, against
Sarah L Bird, Alexander Gilbert and
Sarah Hill. Ths defendants own ltO
acres of land adjoining Fort Stevens.
The remains of Nate Gird, the famous
bronchi) buster who died at the poor
farm Sunday night, were Interred yes
terday in Lone Fir cemetery. He was
4t years of ags and was employed for
years by the Frasler and McLean stables.
Many freaks of the agricultural world
arrive almost every day along Front
street, but a potato which came from
California this morning beats the record.
It was a sweet potato shaped like the
body of a aeal lion... The head was as
faithfully produced by nature.
William Kelly, ex-postmaster at
Oreenborn, thla state, who was In
dicted for embezzling government funds,
appeared before Judge Bellinger of the
federal court this morning for sentence.
He will serve six months In the Jail at
Baker City.
We are not like some people. Wo
can't tell you "how It happened ' Just
send your gmrments to the Union Laun
dry. Second and Columbia, or call up
Main 398, and we'll send our wagon
after them and let It go at that.
While working on the middle Bandy
bridge Bud Thomas received painful In
juries by being struck In the head with
a heavy timber that waa falling. His
scalp was badly cut. The injuries are
not considered serious.
Strenuous pursuits in men and ar
duous social duties In women cause
much nervous debility. C. C. C. Tonic
n all the corrective. For sale at Knight's
S07 Washington.
r
New England supper followed by
social, at First Christian church to
morrow (Friday), from I to I p. m. Ad
mission free; supper, tl and 15 cents.
Wa-Hoo Tonic. Ths great blood puri
fier, nerve tonlo and liver regulator. Just
whst you need these days. For sale by
all druggists.
Chew Den-Tml-Gum, have pearly teeth
end prevent decay. For sals everywhere.
Woodward Dancing academy, Burk
hard hall, Monday and Thursday evenings.
For Signs see W. P. Berger 4c Son,
284 Yamhill; phone Red 300.
Dr. Skiff has returned. Over Stein
bach's. Fourth and Morrison.
WILL EXTEND WATER
SYSTEM NEXT YEAR
Soon sfter the first of the year the
board of the Portland municipal water
works will begin the extension of mains
in-cording to plana formulated sometime
ago. which will call for an expenditure
of over 1280,000. In the estimates of
expenditures for the coming year which
were recommended to the city council
at a mooting of the water board yester
day afternoon, allowance was made for
money with which to do a large amount
of this work next year.
The estimate for cost of alterations,
repairs and extenalon of mains during
1(06 Is 1235,000; Interest on bonded in
debtedness, tl 40.000; sinking; fund, ttl.
000; operation, maintaining and con
ducting. t71.040.- Total. $500,000.
The plans for the extension of the
mains which have been outlined will
carry high pressure water to Wood
lawn. Piedmont and Piedmont Park
and Into the Peninsula district. It Is
not expected that the mains will be
laid this far until sometime during
104,
A committee from the Woodlawn Im
provement club came before the water
board yesterday afternoon making for
better water service. They stated that
they had no fire protection whatever, as
the pressure Is so feeble that a stream
cannot be thrown to the second story
or a building. It was explained to them
that they will have to wait until some
time In 101 when the new system will
be completed that far.
MUCH MERIT
IN THEM
Bast Valus for ths Pries Is to be
Secured in ths Schiller.
The Schiller Is ons of the finest and,
best-known plmnosln America. The very
best materials obtainable, the most
skilled workmen" untiring energy,
backed by Intelligence and capltahave
made It a piano which is conceded by
other mmnufaoturers, by dealers, tuners
2nd muskTlana alike lo be the beat valu
obtainable for the price.
The tone of the Sch Her is magnifi
cent, powerful and brilliant, yet mellow
and musical- Case designs rich and
artUtlc woods, the very choicest, being
especially selected, and finish the finest.
By Far ths Bsst.
The carload of Schiller pianos re
cently received by us are the finest we
have yet shown. They are the special
holiday pianos, such as dealers are
pleased to get out for this season of
the year. Cases are original in design
and very artistic. By all who have seen
them they are pronounced a decided tri
umph. Not Going to Advance.
The Schiller Is m modsrate priced pl
mno. There's money's worth and more
In every one of them always, but these
present holiday styles, at no advance,
sre the most remarkable bargain we
have ever offered. Not a Single style,
no matter how elaborate, has had a
dollar added to the price. If you want
to make a splendid Christmas present,
come in snd select ons of these. We
will store It for you until wanted. Mod
erate payments can be arranged and ev
ery instrument Is fully guaranteed.
There Is only one carload, so selections
had better be made at once. Eilers
PtB.no House. 851 Washington street,
corner Park. Home of Checkering.
Weber. Kimball. Hawtton. Lester. Story
A Clark. Hobart M. Cable and many
otherilaji-gjraejlaim
M ARIESANCHEZ, SHOT
BY LOVER, MAY LIVE
osomoB botib.
nif A3TTBB WOUSDXVS WtM 818
TII1 OOHFAjnOBT, BECAME BBS-
MMTVUMU TO
IT
Mr. and Mrs. 8. A Post of Bell Ing
ham. Wash., are mt the Portland.
Mrs. T. C. Elliott Of Walla Walla Is
visiting Portland
Mayor Gilbert Hunt of Walla Walla Is
a guest st the Imperial.
Frank A Cram mnd wife are la from
Hood River today.
James Ftalayson of Astoria Is regis
tered mt the Imperial.
V. m
August Brlckson was fined 154 by
Municipal Judge Hogue this morning
for permitting his saloon at Second and
Burnslde streete to remain open the af
ternoon of election day.
A Jackson county mallcarrler has
killed six black bears this season along
his route, three of them right on the
trail he traveled.
Because she refused to marry him.
Oeorge Boyer shot Marie Benches,
wounding her with four bullets, but not
fatally, then killed himself at the home
of Mrs. 8. (i. Ramsey. 470 Taylor street,
at 6:30 o'clock last night. Miss Sanchez
waa -shot three times through the lungs
and once through the right hand, but
Dr. Sanford Whiting, who ts attending
her at Good Samaritan hospital, said
this morning that unless, some un
expected complication set in she would
recover.
Miss Sanchez is a' Mexican brought
here from Mexico City by Mrs. Ramsey
as a companion and housekeeper. Boyer
Is Mrs. Ramsey's brother and was 18
years old. He waa a miner and reached
the city yesterday morning from Wal
lace, Ida. where his interests were. On
a previous visit he had met the girl and
fallen in love with her.
Boyer went to the residence of his
sister fully expecting to receive from
his" sweetheart a warm welcome. She
greeted him coldly. During his absence
It la said she had transferred her affec
tions to another. He spoke of the mat
ter to his sister, saying he desired to
marry the girl. When advised to wslt
he said he could .not do so; that he loved
the girl too deeply ana could not consent
to return to Wallace without her. He
waa advised by his sister that perhaps
In a few days the girl would change her
mind and consent to the marriage.
Boyer then replied that he had nothing
to live for, and threatened to commit
sulolde.
At 6 o'clock Mrs. Ramsey left the
house for a visit. Thirty minutes later
Boyer met Miss Sanches In the parlor
and renewed his pleadings for sn early
marriage. He drew a revolver and be
gan firing at close range. The first three
bullets entered his victim's lungs and
the fourth pierced her right hand, which
she threw to her breast involuntarily.
Miss Sanchez then fWd from her as
sailant. She rushed out the front door
snd to the home of C. P. Hare. 448 Tay
lor street, where she sought refuge
Dr. Whiting waa summoned and cared
for the girl, having her removed at
once to the hospital.
After Mlas Sanches fled Boyer then
turned the weapon on himself and fired
one bullet through his right temple. He
fell to the floor and died Instantly.
Policemen Hammersley and Nelson
Investigated the case and Coroner Fin
ley took charge of Boyer's body. Mrs.
Ramsey was summoned and returned to
her home. She was almost hysterical
over the tragedy. No funeral arrange
ments have yet been made, but It is be
lieved Boyer will be buried here m a
local cemetery.
FIRE CHIEF AND HIS
AIDES ENFORCING LAW
rhlef Dave Campbell of the fire de
partment and hlsgthree battalion chiefs
are makina- a campaign among tht
larger buildings of the city, compell
ing property-owners to put in nre eo
canes snd standplpes. In all three
story buildings ladder fire escapes must
be provided, and all buildings over
three stories high must contain both
ladder Are escapes and standplpes.
Heretofore property-owners have been
very negligent In providing these. As
the city haa grown, the authorities now
see that these precautions against loss
of life In case of fire must be provided.
In the building ordinance which was
passed by the city council some time
ago there are provisions for fire es
capes in all buildings three stories or
more In height. It Is this ordinance
which Chief Campbell and his assuit
ants are now attempting to enforce.
Prooertv-owners are complying quite
generally with the ordinance and Chief
Campbell ststes that very little trouble
Is being encountered.
LABORER SEEKS TO
OVERRIDE FOREMAN
H. Biddy, a laborer employed on the
reservoir by the city water board, who
was discharged In September by fore
mn S. W. Bawden, appealed his case to
the civil service commission. Tne near
Ing eame up yesterday afternoon. In his
accusations against the foreman In his
appeal the appellant stated that he had
been removed without cause, that the
foreman had used bad language In speak
ing to him, and that when he calmly re
monstrated with the foreman the latter
had discharged him.
At the Investigation It was shown that
no bad language had been used, and that
the foreman had been having 'uM to
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
SPECIALS ON BOYS' SUITS
For Friday and Saturday, only, we offer you an unre
stricted selection from any Boys FIVE DOLLAR
SUIT in our store at the extra special price of
YOUR CHOICE FROM
500 SLITS
For Friday
and
Saturday
$4.25
YOUR CHOICE FROM
500 SUITS
For Friday
and
Saturday
$4.25
The newest fsll productions in Boys' Suits, made by reliable specialty tailors for boys. Every suit guaranteed to be the best
Five Dollar Vslue. Suits to fit boys sged from 2 to 16 yesrs. It's just to get mothers acquainted with our-store and now
is the opportunity to buy your boy his winter suit at a saving price. -WE
GIVE PRESENTS FREE WITH EVERY PURCHASE OF BOYS WEAR.
HERE'S OUR THANKSGIVING OFFER IT'S GOOD FOR ONE DOLLAR:
mm
During ths month of November we will receive this coupon the
same as One Dollar in currency when the purchase amounts to
Ten Dollars. Only one coupon will be received oh s single pur
chase. Buy whatever you wish and we will take this coupon in
part payment.
ran
The Joornel, November 10, 190.
LION CLOTHING CO.
Everything That Men and Boys Wear.
166 and 168 THIRD STREET. MOHAWK BLDG.
Thursday
ov. 3, US4, to Saturday,
IS, XSOd, Inclusive.
CATHEDRAL FAIR
At Merrill's New Building
SEVENTH AND OAK STREETS
Special Features:
Grand musical program each evening.
Voting contest for the most popular
Forester or Knight of Columbus.
An artistic assortment of fancy and
staple articles suitable for holiday gifts.
Voting contest for most popular young
lady In Olds, Wortman A King s or Lip
man. Wolfe A Co.'s. Meier. Frank &
and McAllen A McDonnell'
Box for Miss Flo Isaacs of Llpmsn.
Wolfe a Co. can be found at the sieve-
t0Box for Miss K. Sullivan of Olds.
Wortman a King ts a the glove coun-
teBox for Bernle- Hicks of Meier. Frank
Co. Is near the elevator.
Box for Miss M. De Burgh of Mc
Allen a McDonnell Is near the main en
trance. "
Votea are lOo each. Tou need not
have a ballot to vote. Just drop ihe
coin in any of the boxes.
Luncheon served from 11:10 to 2:20
snd during the evening in the tearoom.
Excellent cuisine.
Meet Me In the Tea Room
An enjoyable evening is assured our
patrons
GEO. L BAKER,
Wwefsr.
Columbia
Theatre...
Fourteenth sad Waskiagtea Streets.
ANOTHHR TRIUMPH.
Toalght st B id. snd ill this week.
Matinee Saturday,
THE EXCELLENT COLUMBIA COMPANY.
Presenting David Belsseo sad Franklin
Fries' successful military play.
"The Girl I
Left
Behind Me"
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CUTLERY
Inform! jn regarding prloes sad how to aeeere
Seats.
Prices Evening. 16c, 2Bc. SOC Mej gallery.
15c. Matinee, 10c. 18c snd 2Brt gallery. tOe.
All day down town -Ticket office open st
Rows A Martin a drugstore. Math snd Washing
toe, from 10 a. SI. to 7 p. m. Mats 110.
After T p. at., at the theatre, Fourteenth and
Vnahlngton. 7 to 10 p. m. Phone 111.
Neit week, be ginning Sunday metlnre,
screaming farce comedy,
THE GAY PARISIANS
the
MARQUAM OBAITD THEATRE" T Pangls.
Resident Manager. Pease Main MS.
One alght ealy, Monday. November 14, at i
o'clock.
For a
Modest Sum
We'll put that Inaccurate
watch of yours in Srst-clsss
order You might Just as well
Wear it and get its use rather
than let it lay idle at home.
Tou don't know its ailments
we do. Let us show you we
know what we're talking about.
, If the old ' one is too far
gone we'll sell you a new one.
Our prices are right.
ANWRIGHT
293nORRlS0N-ST
get RM.lv to do a day's work. Because
he could not get htm to do the work he
had discharged him.
It wss discovered by the commission
that Rlddy had not been six months In
the employ of the city, snd therefore
could be discharged by the foreman.
The action of the foreman was sustained.
The celebrated violinist, and his own orchestra.
Accompanied by
' Pa-ilina Sherwood. Prima Donas.
Price Lower Boor. ft. SO: balcony, tl 75c
and SOe; gallery. Boc; hoars and logea. 110.
Beats are now selling.
W. T.
MASQTJAJg QsVAJTD
Pana-le, asidesw Manager.
I'hone Main 86H.
Tonight st I: It o'clock
THE TENDERPOOT
Friday snd Satnrday nights, special-price
matinee Saturday.
THE BIO MUSICAL COMEDY,
g renins prices II .'.o. It. 7&c. SOe.
Matinee prices II. 75c. 00c. 38c. Me.
Sests now selling.
ConJray's Theatre eSLiJTT'
Portland's Moat Popular Playhouse.
Greatest Hit ot the Season. Tonight and Brery
Night Thla Week, With Matinee Saturday.
Broedbnrst and t'urrle Present
MASOsT Aim MASON
"FRITS AMD SMTTX."
Prices, inc. aoc. SOc: special reserved seats.
50c. Matinee Me to any part ot house; chil
dren (special sests), 10c.
One week commencing Sunday ma tines,
November II.
OLLIB MACK AND JOB W. SPSARS
Present
THB BIU FI N CBOWP.
GALLAGHER A BARRETT,
IN THB KVF.R ORBBN SUCCESS.
riJtmoAs s aaix,'
Rlnsins! (tome Dancing' Home Noes
Ss PSOPLS S5 MOSTLY GIRLS.
mi k polks i. ikr rr
Prices 10c. 2pc SOe; special iseet fad Beats,
Mr. Matinee. e to any part sat hoese; chil
dren laseclsl seats i. 10s.
JOURNAL, COUPON
No. 21 COUPON No. 21
STAR THEATRE
Mijiseaksi li, isst.
IT IS NATURAL
THAT sny progressive Dentist who has the
science interest in heart will surround him
self with all modem dental appliances. In
introducing our new appliance for. getting perfect
pistes we know positively snd csn prove that it
is one of the greatest inventions of the age. Never
before has such s device been used tending to per
fect fitting pistes.
We sre the exclusive owners of this wonderful
appliance snd have aroused the jealousy of competi
tion. Slanderous, defaming and disparaging articles
have appeared over the name of our envious com
petitors. We sincerely trust the public will investi
gate our new method and brand the defamer as a
"moss-back" one whose chief interest is in your
purse snd not your mouth.
We shall nv nb more attention to the "knockers,
Knt on nn dernernstrRtino: that the new appliance for
fitting teethis all that we claim. f ft
WISE BROS.
DENTISTS
308-213 ratlins; Bids'., Cor. Third and
Washing-ton Sts. Phone Main 8030.
Open Evenings till f. Sundays tram
t to 12.
BAKER THEATRE
Third and Yamhill sts Keating Flood. Mgrs.
Largest Vanderltle House In America.
THB KILTIES TBIO.
MISS ETHEL FULLEB.
PERBY A SIMS
EVA BATCH ELDER PERKIBS.
I ins-rfPirlA
IT AH TRAVIS.
BALDWIN.
BIOORAP
inns S cu
A 1 ml . 10c. I'ermorramot'i. J AO, 7 90, IV 80.
THE LYRIC THEATRE
Seventh and Alder Streets.
Thla Week.
i.rnililD A rtJLTOH.
THE TWO SHETLAND SISTERS.
JAMES a. PUB
E8T0N I
HARBT
istura
10 I
p.
TKX VITABUOrS.
Performances 2 ftn to 4 SO. T SO
Admission in rents- no higher
Bijou Theatre
Statu St.. Osa,
Otcfoatsa.
This coupon snd So entitles holder te
one admission when presented at bSJf
sees s savages
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The Arcade Theatre...
TIM Orif inal Family VsudsvU'.s Koom.
This Wtxk
TUX THREE KELLEYS.
LECLA1R AND WEST.
IRENE XOBEB.
TKX MOBBISES.
KATE OOTLI.
AMERICAN BI0S0OTX.
Shows 2:30 to 4:10 a, as.. 7 30 te 10. ,10
m Admission. 10c te snr sest.
CONCBBT BULL
BLABlilT BROS.
OONCXRT itBBT NIOHT.
su-sss biTrnsidb.
Hotel Estacada
On the Banks of Ox Ckdtt
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