THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL'. PORTLAND. SATURDAY EVENING. MAY ' 13, :"1805.(
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: lT0VN TOPICS I
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"Oar Beve'
"Ksthlesa MaTourneetti
Multnomah field
jTbt Ctreus
..Vaudeville
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Raker
"Star .
.' . . VatiAAVllla
At the regular n,.fln. of the Maw
lork State- society held. In the city hall
""-hist night -that- prt of the, jponstlt utlon
( relating to membership waa changed to
t ''TQ tnst any person .SllglDlS Jay DC-
com a. member at any time by filling
out th blank provided by the registrar
or secretary and paying the annual Tee
- or ii. The society had as its sue
Kills-4 Hatsrrtsr New York, director
:, of- exhibits to the Lewis snd Clark ex
position, who save an interesting talk
concerning the various features of the'
New York stats building and the ways
in which resident New Yorkers could
.make themselves useful to-the visiting
jones. . The next regular meeting, Friday
evening. May It, is to t in part social
. one. Several new members were en-
rolled lent night. '
'Secretary Elliott of the committee on
congresses for the exposition has re
ceived acceptances from three more men
- men of national fame.- They are Dr.
Andrew 8- Draper, commissioner of edu
saltan -in - New . Yorkp: General R
H,
l'rstt, a pioneer organiser of the Indian
industrial schools, and Rev. Robert Mo
. '. Intyre, who, is said to be the greatest
' of hll descrlpt.lv orators. All will be
here during the clvlo congresses . and
- religious conferences. The directors of
the -exposition yesterday passed Peso
.... - lutions of respect to the memory of
Jonas M, Church, who waa for year
j and s hstf a director of the corporation.
THenry Ladd"C6rbetT was "elected to his
place
i3-MayJ-the -Oregon-Ratlroair
Navigation company will make, effective
r' - a new rate on wheat and flour shipped
east from territory east of The Dalles
. "id south of Winona. Washington. -to
- .Huahae- rates from all territory f t hit
- rroait eastxr The" Cascades. -"Flour to St.
--rut,- Minneapolis and Dululh will pay
45 instead of St cents a hundred. South
;.; of Winona, wheat will pay instead Of
i.-jfM cents to Missouri jrlver- points, and.
north of Winona the rate will e re
duced from HH to 60 cents. From
points south-of-Winona wheat and flour
T will be put from t to 11 cents to St.
Louis and Chicago.
" The importance, -ot- clear- skies 1 and
Afresh air In Oregon thla year Is lm
. polling forest -rangers to extra effort to
prevent a. -recurrence of the disastrous
forest fires that burned over hundreds
of seres of slashings snd dead timber
,; last summer. . Adolph Aahoff. who has
chsrgo of the western Oregon division
of forest rangers, Is carefully' posting
his, men and giving then) special in
structions. It Is expected that v the
scarcity of snow in the mountains and
ths lsrge number of campers who will
probably visit ths woods will make the
task of ths rangers more ardaoug than
- ever before. '.
' Here is your opportunity . to get a
-tailor-made suit - at -ready-made-Trices.
We have a flic -new line of up-to-date
" goods, and are still maklnr-My-sH-rn-t
ibiosiIolJjrdeLfor4?5.,-nofc4nore6.-L
less.- We jruarerntee these to berths ssme
as others charge )2( and 140 for.. Look
' ' ' h round snd you can see this for your
I' self. The stylo.. fit and workmanship
. will be the-'best Any pants. 17.10,
T :Ir Unique -TanoTlns;Co.J 4?1 Washington
Ths Portland Federated Trides Coun
cil Jiaa indorsed the proposed clvlo
federation conference, to .be held In Port
land this year, and has volunteered to
i assist in ' securing speakers. John
Mitchell, piesldent of tBeTnrheworkers,
Is mentioned as a probable speaker to
be secured by the trades counoil. Com
munications have been exchanged by the
council and G. Elliott Jr., secretary
-of ths local clvlo conference committee
with satisfactory results. "
TH' trustee for .the Wright Mumi
House Is now offering to the public
the completo-BchlTtner library and - fine
- assortment of books and folios at from
80c to 40n- on the- dollar. Popular and
. ' classical sheet muslo frdm 2 He to lOu,
and musical Instruments at similar re
ductlons. Corns early while ths stock is
- complete. Remember the place. Seventh
street, between Washington and Aides
Orand . excursion
Tomorrow,
Sunday, -
Trip through Columbia river gorge.
All daylight rids '
To The Dalles and return.
Past Sachems assoclstlon. . , ,
World's grandest scenery trip.
Fsre round trip. $1.60.
-Train leaves union depot J:10 a n.
Chile work Ing in mill stTStrTftrihs,
Martin Maher. a laborer, fell against a
circular saw, yesterday, so lacerating Ms
right arm that amputation was neces
sary. T'nleas complications . arise the
- man-will recover. Maher is about 46
years of age. and a wife and seven chil
dren are dependent en. him. -
Divorces have been granted In the
slate cTrcuTreourf to Susie froni'W. R.
Kstes and Elsie from vA. V. Kllntberg
-, on ths ground of cruel snd Inhuman
... treatment, and William Cllne, Jr., from
Myra K. CHne, on ths ground of deser-
, , tlon.
40,000 Immigrants Wanted To locate
along the Oregon. Water Power A Railway-
company's Una between Portland
, and Estscads. For Information Inquire
- of the Oregon Wates. Power Townslts
company, 134 First street. Phone, Main
'ill."- '
J -u- j,:: ..
""A" noted " singer Mr." Maurice Klein,
New York City, will sing st First Con-
. gregatlonal church Sunday ..morning.
Dr. House's .subjects- for ths day will
be: "Underneath,", and "What a Very
Old Man Wrotsj;
May IT, the anniversary of the 1nd-
froducenoConsumer
r- ' -." per Ton. -
" ROLLED BARLET ,t .923.00
White Feed Oats. ...... .S29.00
.Jtolled Oats--,v.-, r.,,,,7.S29.50
Corn . . . . ..... ... . , . .jltfS.OO
Cracked Corn. .......... .1126.00
Middlings ....S26.50
Shorts
21. BO
19.50
28. BO
Brsn- ...................
Whest
Dairy Chop .'.j,. i
1T.OO
1T.OO
1S.OO
11.50
iimoiny nay ,
fioaho Timothy Hay
Alfalfa Hay .......
For delivery add tbs per-tun. ,
Above Prices Are "stoaey-Bavers
PACIFIC GRAIN CO.
,i Telephone Main 307., ,
Oer. Tkiruesitk a ad Kesrsey '.'
psndsnes of Norway, will bs observed,
by the, Norwegian Singing society with
a musical- and Jlterary entertainment
In Arlon halk ! An excellent program.
Including songa by ths society, vocal
and Instrumental solos, recitations and
a -brief address will bs rendered.
"Andrew-Nelson.' an employs It a 8L
Samaritan hospital last night suffering
from s.n Injury received ftl n acqldent
t the Willi yesterdsy afternoon1.-' Nel
son's foot was caught In ths machinery
and amputation, may be necessary. --
' A. K.'.Tfath. who resigned a
JLSLV.
years ago as weather bureau repairman
at Twin, Washington, has been- rein
stated ant asslgnad to duty at East
Clallam, ' Washington. C; iiJohnsojv
who was' at that place., has -been sta
tioned at Port Crescent. -
ng of the People s Forum
lias been postponed 4intil next- Sunday
bocauae of the Illness of General An
derson, . who was to . have been the
spesker. Next Sunday night he wfll
speak on "Our Relations with the Phil
ippines." . :,
Owing to extensive repairs the well
known Louvre restaurant will be closed
for a short time only. - Announcement
of teupenliig t)ftnIpOpularestabllBli
merrt wtit sppesr-tir The" Journat later;
Cafe will remain open. - .
The Inventory of' the" estate" of John
Labbc, which was filed .In the county
court yesterday, shows the property of
f the deceased Is valued at 5,683. , The
estate consists- principally 01 real prop
erty. .. . (--': .-"
The Corvallls aV Eastern has elected
the followtng officers: Manager, T. H.
Curtis; secretary, John A, Shaw; gen
eral freight and passenger agent, J. C.
Mayo;, auditor; Kg D. Kuettnsr.-e r
-Oregon City boat -
"t 5" cents rottndtrtih-eaves--. ,
Taylor street Sunday 11:SQ a. m4 .
S:J0 p. m. leaves Oregon. City
I 1 9e snd. 6rprjn Fine ride. ' , "
"W are stm fitting tbose li.BO glasses
for 11. If you need glasses it will be to
your , interest to call en Metser dc Co..
Jewelers srnf opticians, n t Sixttf streetl
.' Csfe ds 6ourthets Is the best "40c
coffee on, the marketr three pounds for
11.0v- Call Capital - cofres company.
Phont West tit.
For sale SO by 100 .foot corner, Front
and Mill streets. Msx Smith, the Savoy
restaurant- lit Fifth street '
$1,000 rewsrd for any adulterations
found in Oregon Qrspe or Psclflo Cream.
Dancing, -Robse's park. Admission free.
Dr. Amos, surgeon. 'Dekum bulluUg.
. Ansley Printing Co..' 250 Osk. ':3-. J r.
WALTER, WHO LOOKS LIKE
HIS BROTHERS, BELASCO
Walter Belaecev who has been especi
ally engaged to play two small bits In
"The Heart of Maryland ' at the Belasco
theatre, bears a, striking , resemblance
Walter Belaico.
to his two brothers, . Fred and David,
lie has frequently been mistaken for
each.
Mr. Belasco is an admirable character
man, and his portrayal of the sexton in
ths opening bill at the Belasco Is said to
be extremely clever and convincing. Be
sides the sexton he appears as the old
negro, and in both parts he has mads
reet-hUav Whlln his present-engage
ment Is for the one week only. It Is not
unlikely that Mr. Belasco. will be en
ga god - 4y-hls-brother' for other1 rnleg'
which he originated on the Pacirto coast,
JIM BUR WICK. WILL
SPEAK ON SIDETRACKS
Tomorrow sflernoon aT'T'bcToclcrjrm
Burwlck, - known - to railroad men all
over thp . North American continent.
will address a men's meeting on "Side
Tracks." at the Marqtiam theatre. - Bpe
clal muala has been arranged for the
occasion to be led by Conductor A. IT
Clark, i ' ' 7
, Jim Burwlck Is one of the old time
type ot railroad men, genial, generous,
snd wnole-nftulrd; he wsa his own worst
enem y J hrougb-drinkf Fifteen years
ago he started the Christian life, and
has been urging his fellow railroad men
all over the country to do the same ever
since. For afx months In the year he
rune an ore train and the-other six
months he spends In evangellstlo work.
M usic al - Pro grarrr- Roy al - It ali an
Band Star Theatre.
I MattrretrMsy-1
I. March
f. "Hungarian Dance"
V. Marino
, .Brahms
n. Sclcrtlnn "Mnrthi'
lalias
j aioUby-eilsnorl7i.dt-v1rr-snd
Marcario qi fulvlo.-
M a rch "Fi nale , .
fevenlng
1,'March .Tj'TJrbano
? Overture ."Ioit snnl P..Mni" . fi.,nH.
7 Grand selecttojj from "Fauat". . . . .
Qounod
r'BolOB-by Blgnorl dl Fablo and Mar-
carlo ana C at Kulvlo. .-- ,
4. March "Finale."
Excursions to Seaside Via A, A C.
rRTR. M"ake"a Big; Hit. $1.50
Only three .more this yesr. frr ons nev.
Sunday. A seat, a good time and equar
deal 'for. everybody. Tickets on sale
every day at VM Al4r street AM T"nlon
depot Sunday , morning. ' Train leaves
Union depot I a. m, - , . : .
- FrefsTTsd Stock Oaaaed i (rseos,
Allen A Lewis' Best Brand. . . . r
flBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBWBSSJI
In New Building on
Facin&Main Entrance"
indjrjtjfllwii
Clark Fair. ,
.APPLY-
S MChambcr ot Commerce
or 393 26th Street -
CHURCH
SERVICES
j " PBE81TTERIAW. '.''...'-'
flrat PreshjrterUa cbnrch Tb paator. Rev.
Edgar r. lllll. I), v., will preai-b mrahif 4U
fTtfnlng: In lan trrning the aerruuu - will 1m
to rallmad pien and tba Tlalilng eondwtora
and their wives navir li.en (peeianr intuea;
serrieea begin at 10:W a.-i. aad I:5 p. ni. .
I'ledinnnt t'orner. :lereland senue suU Jar
reit atreet; Her. L. Un.B Booaer, paator.
Xerrlrvs 11 a. m. and 7:45 p. at.; Bahhalb
a.tiH.I at 10 . m., Cbarlca Vaaper. super
Intendena. ,
- Arbor liOdge .Chapel Corner BrftBt and Cur
ds alraeta. Xabbath arbool at it p. m.t aersiua
Li llo.l 11. llaaur at 4 u. ni. - . .....
Sellnood Corner aeututu ad Spokane
areuue; Her. 1. A. 1 homuaon, paator. . 10 a.
m., ni.rnlua worablp, Krr. A. P. rkiper, of Iho
I'voplea' ln.Illutf will preach: 7 p. m.. t'hria.
tlau Kudearur; t:i9 p. m.. apeclal lone KrTlce;
V p. St., "A Peraonal Hod."
Third Rmt fine and Thirteenth atreeta;
KfT. Andrew J. Montaiu)err. paator. H-TTlcea
ar in an and T:4A: the Daator will Jrea?b lu
lha BKtrnlug;. maas meeting fnr twra nod girl
ror ervnlng; -special uiuaie sou . inuairaiea
strpuin. - '
ll.r.hnll Htrrrt He. C. W. Hara. paator:
corner Worth Heeesteenth and Mar.h.ll alracla.
Hunday aebool at 10 a. m. j preaehing oy ids
aator at It a. m. and S irrTO-i Y. P. 8. C
!. nitx'tlng at T:I5 p. m. , : ' . .
Mlmab Jerome R. MeOtade. paator. In the
bM-- f tb paator tbla pulpu. a ll! a sup
plied with prrarnmg: iu;in a. m.. roe inoaer-
at ot the Portland rresbytery. Rev. l. A.
Thompana of Hellwood. will preach; at 8 p. n..
tier, ueorge. H.. hosco-wiu. preacn. opevwi
Uliafe.
- CalTary-Cnrner glerenlh snd-lay atieeta;
Re.-W. P. Ollbert. paator. 10:30 a. m.. "The
Beauir of tbntxird:" T;5 p. ni.. Btannp 8,
C. Ureffogle of the German Evangelical church
will preach. Tbla will be a union eervlce.
Choir Mlaa Unehan. aoprano; Miaa Counollr.
alto; lr. Oeorga Alnalle. tenor; Mr. Ueorge
trret, baritone; Mr. II. T." Milllgan. organlat.
ftraf tnlted 8UIB ana Monigoniery aireeia.
Preaching. Us. at. and T:3l.p. m.; Babbatk
echini. 12:2. On account of the abaeac of
the paatorw Rev. 1. A. Hpeer will preach morn
ing and erenlnf. - 1
Zlon'a Kaat Twentylghth itreet."near-OM-
nan; A. W. Relnbart, paator. Services In the
tJermaa language at It a. m.i in toe suguau
Taylor Hlreet I)r. Francla RnrgeU Short;
paaior. b:sii a. m.i elaea; 10:t a. si., in
dued With Power;" 12;1B p m., Knndaj school;
0:S0 p. m., Kp worth lragne, leaaVr, .Kaillllel
ronneflr- 1M t. -m.r--!'The Goapel Tralm"
Brothent- Rurwlck sb - flarb, tb- railroad
evanaeliala. will conduct the. service; O. it. C.
I membera cordiallr Invited. . -
. Sunnralde Vaiublll. - petween mirtr-nrin
and Thlrtjrlxlb alreeta; T, R. Ford, paator,
II s. m., "The KUatouce of Uod. a Natural
and Hlatorlcal 'eceatty.". the aecond aermos
in tlM aerlea on, -Kondamenlal Facta In t'hrla
tianliy;" the F.pworlh Imiiw will bar charge
Free Corner of Kaat Nlnib and Mill atreeta;
J. Jlen. paator.- Preaching at If o'clock a. m.
. Orace Clarence True Wllann. I). I).. M:;t0
S. m., "The True rilgnllr of Man;" T:l p. m..
"feeanns From I.I re a Railroad Eiperlencea."
with eapeelal reference t tba flatting O. R.' C.
dclegatea: the Kprnrth leagne -will attend tn s
tMirir; class meeting at 0:80 a. m.; Hunday
school at J3 m.; Knworth league annlveraary
at : p.-m;' r- .
Timm uaat Tenia anq uranii iipti liar.
old Obcrg. ttervicea morning and evening;
Hunday school st 10 a. m.; Epworth loagua
at T p. m.
Centenary Corner Eaat Pine and Ninth
atreeta; William H. Henpe." I. - !.; " paator.
111:30 a. s.Wbo)v eemmtinloB and sermon ' by
Rer.-A. N. Flaher. I. I.; T:4ft p. m., the
paatnr will preach the aecond eprmon on. ."Thn
Beat Armor for Life's Hattlca:" S p. m., lovs
feaat; 12:15. Sunday achool; 6:80 p. m., Kp-
worth and Jnnlor leagnea- I.ara -chorus and
children a choir at evening service.
BAMriSa . J
The ' White Temple Corner Twelfth and
Taylor atreeta; Bev. J. Whltronib Brougher,
t). I)., naatnr. 10:80 s.-m.. aermon by Rev,
II. Wyae Jnnea. atate evangetiat for Oregon,
"love's Snrprlaea;" 12:10 a. m.. Bible school;
8:20 p. m.. B. V. P. 1. meeting, headers, V,
V. Young and John Cnrliae: T:.K) p. m., aer
mon by Rev. II. Wyae Jnnea. on l'The Tll
Outwitted." Musical program: 1 Morntng
Sale of Exchan
Pianolas
AN umber Jof-Oood -Ones
to Go for a Song,
Here iVan Opportunity to Rem
edy That Silent Piano. Mod
erate Terms of Payment May
Be Arranjed. - -
tt '.i ihk flneat nlnno 'nlaver
made at a greatly reduced price, novr
is your timo to nuy.
The Pianolas that we are going to
sell at a radical reduction from the es
tablished price , have been accepted by
us from purchasers who were anxious
to secure the Intent model Metrostyle
Pianolas. But there are many penpie
who- prefer o-jjuiuvataahslr-own-mus.
"al fists Tlnj.luylng the alano. an. to
them these PlanolH will answer ad-
mlrably. The saving In
cost Is con
iiiinranin iim siininii inr.
e pMr.-li.ianr vnr
PImuoI be
turned back to. us In part payment for
one with the Metrostyie attacnmeni.
... PRICES ;; - : :-;
The littlest priced one goea frtr $t30
a'trlrte over Tmlf Its original price. -J u
la tn rood condition throughout snd hns
a great deal of wear In It. There Is
one cased In mahoa-any for $141, another
6nsLln a very dark mahogany case for
Ills,-an almost new one in v. a mm,
price only 1200. and one used- btit little
for S18X. and otlll another one for the
little price of only 1130.
A small cash payment Is all that Is
required, balance) of purchase to br
made by moderate monthly installments
If mora convenient, .
livery instrument guaranjoea just as
repressnted. or no sale.
i The Pianolas . go on sal Monnny
fftornlna Snd wa do- not -sntlclpate that'
try eVenlag there will be a. slngle one
left,--.At-H events llie esriy inner will
f;et the pick., qut-of-fnwn psrties order
ng by mall sliould . solid check for at
least 120. Phone orders will be held
only 14 jmura swaltlng check. Ellen
Pisno House, '361 Wsshrngten - street,
eorrer Parlu , ,
BiiUombard
ged!
Antirsr' (WelsUnhelmeli
Scilo, "At)ld Wa Me,' (Iddlrt'MlM Ktlni
ijtu: iMMilude, -MuOontu,'.' (Weher). Ea-
wunur;, - urterlorr in f.-- iwmiii ;
fborui. "Appear Tbuu I.lsbt.-tHrlae," kMoni
B),- "Ofciry Charua". Iradlns t.n jretlonl
-iiH. rroinm nrimrr, airertur. uuarte.
MlM' Kthrl ITtlf. Mia Krh-I hum. fr II
Mania, Hrofoumr J. W. Brlcbrr. lilH Grace
Kemp, om.ul.t. r 1
irvt-ui wiui.Bi K. Kandall, mlnlmer. K:!iO
a. m., "Ptuile That Drram and I'eo.l That
1I" 13 si,, Bible school: f p. m., (.'brlatlas
Kndeavor; T: P. m.. "Hrvma Maaora; Uoue
Breaker." Profeaaor-W. r. Vra.hxut. Bin,
isai airaetor; tll.a Kutb Shogrn, organlat.
"ai w.aniB ana Antm; ameia;
Rht. H. C. Lapham. paator. lu:;kl a. m.. --A
"i'-e in tlia w iM-rnH:" 12 m nihi .
rat aei-mon of a anrla An -AmmI ...
TM." "Will Uod Ul Iwfl kla a Fair
fhanoar'
alrarj Coraer Eaat Klsbth and Eaat Grant
air-ta A. uaw Black, p.. tor. It i. m.
" The rtohli-ina ut tba- II matt II y t BBres";'"
T:30 p. m.; "Tn Hw. Iry, K a turf and Meth
xl of tbe New Blrtb;" 10 a. m., Mtblr- srtaool,
under Waderablp of 1. W. Howell: aO p. m.,
the roons people, Mrs, Alma Miirsaa, leader;
ami senoui sua
S t 4 p. m.
praschlat Is Uarmas from
XriBCOPAX. '
-St. Pavld' Kaat . Twelfth and Belmont
atreeta; Ke. Ueorge H. Van Watera, D. D.,
rector. Morning prayer, Jl; evenlug prayer,
T:.'K; Sunday achoul, W:48 a. m.
Trinity t'haiiel Nluetmnth, near Wash
ington atreet; Her. Dr. A. A. Morrteos. . roe.
tor. Holy communion. a. ro. : morning ser.
vu, it):o a. ra.; evening : aerTlce, 8 p. m.t
Sunday achtKiTTlam:-Z7L'.zii
' Chael of the Transfluratloft--SIth street
near Oak; Rev. -W. Powell, chaplain. Ser
vice snd sermon. Ha. m.;. Huuday school, 8:S
(- m,. .......
8t. Paul's Woodmereu Rev. W. R.. Powell,
in cnarge. service anq aermos. p. m.
St. John's Memorial Sell wood; Rev. W. R.
Powell, in charge. . Sunday acbool, 11 s, m.i
evening aervlce. T:4fl.
tiood Shepberd Hellwood street Slid Vancou
ver. svenue,. Alblna: . Re. Jibu Dawaon. ree.
tor. Sunday school. 10 a. m.; morning prayer
and' litany, 11 s. St.; evening prayer and aer
won, p. id
. St. Andrrws-Penlnaula;.. Rev. Jobs Dawson,
rector. Afternoon aervlce. 8 n. m. -
Ht. Rtephen'a - Chapel Thirteenth and Clay
atreelai Rev. H. M. Ramaer. M. A., orleat
la charge. 7:o s. si., boly eomui union; S:4A
a. m.. eunday school; services at 11 s. m, snd
Aaoen.lon rhaoel Portland Helghtsi Rev. B.
M. Ranwey. In charge. Craning prayer,
g clock: Hunday -school at 8.
Cburch of Our Savior Woodatock. Services.
sveolug -prayer snd-sermon at 8.30; Sunday
acnooi at s:su.
Ht. Matthew's Piret sua Canithers atreeta:
Rev. W. A. M. Brack, in charge. . Berrtca
ann -aermon, ; s. m. ; sunaar acnooi,
V:4& a. m.
. St. Ilavld'a g s. a., holy- eemmnnton: :
S,M,r Mueday school -tt a-.- m-.,- wtarttra a oft ser
rt:.1 p. m.r evenaonr and aermon. " Fred
erlck Wr fciedrlch haa arranged the tolloevinf
program of mutde: Morning Prelude. "An-
danle in O." iHipartT; offertory, "Prelnde to
Imengrln.v lUagncrl; - poatlude, - "Grand
tboeur In B flat." (Dnnnlai. Kventng Pre
lude. "Abenlled," (ftchumannl; - offertory,
"Melody- in. F." (Haheneteln);- poatlude,
"l"rleat's March," (Mendelaaobn).
O0NORX0ATI0HAL.
Flrat Madlaon snd Park atreeta;. Rev; E.
I,. Hniae, I). I)., paator. 10:110 a. m., "Un
derneath;" T:30 p. m.. "What a Man Over
One Hundred Years Old Wrote."
Flrat Of St. -Jobna. Services In Blckner'l
ball at T4.t p. m. preaching by Rev. W. L.
tphan o Oklahoma. - - - -- 7.; -
1'nlverslly Park Rev. D. B. flray. paator,
Sorvlcee In Arlleaa temple, Portamouth; Sun
day achool at H a. m. ; preaching at 11 a. m.
Haaaalo Street Kaat Seventh atreet north
and Haaaalo; Rev. Charles E. Chase,' 10:80
a m., aervlca -with- aermosi- it at,, Sunday
achool; p. m., Lbrlatlaa Endeavor; so even
ing aervlce. ' v
HlRbland Corner Preacott and " Eaat 814th
atreet north; Hev. A. M. Rock wood, paatnr.
10 a. m.. Hunday schonlt 11. s temperance rally
to he addreeeed by Dr. Tufta of the Aotl
Haloort league on "Shall We Have Saloons In
Precinct tlr 8 p. m Jnnlor Endeavor; T:4A
p. ra. , aermos by the paator on "Battlea That
Do Not Have o Be Fought Over Again."
--Mlaeiaalppl - Avenue tf'.oracr of - Mlaalaalppl
avenue and Fremont atreet. 10 s. m., Sunday
school ptt s. to., pieai'hlug service; 0.48 p. m..
Yeung Peopla'a meeting, Peter Hudaon, leader;
T:4.V preaching aervlce. JJev. R. I, Nlcholla
of Kalama. Waahlngtoo will preach both mortis
Ing and evening -
Bminyalde. Corner Beat Taylor and Eaat
Thirty-fourth atreeta; Iter. J. J. Staub, paa
ior. a. m.. Will Help Thee;" 8 p. m.,
"The Treaaiirea of Divine Grace;" 10 a. m..
Sunday achool, S. C Pier. superintendent; T
p. m.,' Chriatlaa Endeavor service. Mlaa Edith
Roe, leader.
CHRISTIAN.
- Central Eaat Twentieth and Saltans streets;
Rev. J. r. Uhormley. IX II.. will apeak at
10:30 s. m., on "t'briatian t'ltlaenahlp:" T:4.t
S. m... "In Hla Name;" prelude, "Tba Neit
raror." Special mnale. Iln. McPberaon Oale,
director; Mlaa Eva Ryan, organlat.
Rodney Avenue Corner Rodney avenOe anij
" ' mil... . W. J mmw... w, ll
"Defective Ooodneaa:" 0:46 a. in.. Sunday
ahool: :4A p. m., Young People'a Society of
Chrlatlan Kndeavor; T:4 p. m., "The Man tn
the Background."
First Corner Park snd Colnmbts atreeta;
K. Muckley, mlnlater. 10:30 s, m. . "A Re
cipe for Wearlneea;" T:45 p. m., "A Faiae
Philanthropy of l ife;" Bible acbool, 12:15 p.
; IV l; g. C. K.. 45 u-jn.
LtJTHIRAH.
' Rt. Jamea' Rngllab Corner Went Park snd
Jefcraoir atreeta; J. A. Iaa. paator. Services
at Jl a. m. ; confirmation service, rtnualc by
the rhorr: 10 a. m., Bnndar schoot," Siuale by
thn orchestra; T p. m., Luthtr leagite,
- Norwegian Synod Corner Eaat. Tantb-snd
flrant ateeetaf O. Ilagoea, paator. Servlcea at
11 a. m. ana st s p. m.; nunaay school st
:30.
Korvreglan 4n" North Fourteenth atreet;
Rev. J. M. Nervlg. paator. Services, at 11 a.
m. and 8 p. m. ; 8:45 s. m., Sunday school.
-.- T. V. C. A.
The big men's meeting - st the Marqnam
theatre at 4 p. m. will be addreaeed by "Jim"
Burwlck. s railway conductor, who la tn ths
city attending the conductor' convention.' A.
II. Clark, alao a conductor, wilt alng s solo
and conduct the singing; men Only; seats free.
Hoye' meeting at Y. M. C. A talk by Con
ductor R. W. Robinson ef tba C, B. A Q .
011 "Strong Bove," Sunday st l:4S p. m. Buys
Invited. ' .
1 now. 1
The Chrlatlan Catholic Apoatollc Church In
y.lon Ucv. John Alex. Inwle. Klrat ' Apoelle.
and Morrison atreeta; auhjecta, 8 p. m.. "The
Threefold Prophetic Kong. by laalah of Sal
vation for Spirit. Ueallng for Body and Power
ef Holy Living;" 8 p. m., tcatlmony and
Rralae meeting by thoae mlraculoualy beah-d
y the power of Ood, led by Rev. tharlra A.
Hoy, elder.
. 1TMITED rVAKQIXICAX,
Pat Side t'orner Farge and Kerby streets;
Rev. J. Bowersoa. paetor. Service wet 11 a,
m. and T:.t' p. m. : 10 a. m.. Sunday schooli
8 p. m . Junior Endeavor; 8:4S p. m., K.
U 0. K, '
- St. Johns Comer of John snd Ivanhna
atreeta; E. K. McVlrker, paaior. 11 a. m..
"Sabbath Pesecratlon;" evening aervlce, 8
n.- m.; Sunday acbool, lit a. m. ; Junior K. L.
C. ., 2:S0 p. m.; Senior K. U C. ., T p. m.
CHRISTUM 8CIIHCS.
rirai Scottlab Rite cathedral, Morrison; and
Lownadale atreeta. Servlcea 11 a. m. and 8
p..m.; aubjeet, Sonl and Body;" Sunday school J
SI cioae 01 morning service.
Second Auditorium building. Third, between
Taylor and eialmon atreeta. Servlcea, )1 a. m.
and 8 p. m., "Soul and Body:" Sunday school,
11 a. m. In the.aeadlng rooms. -iJ
' XTAV OELIOAiV- ASSOCIATI0B. '
Klrat Corner Tenth snd Clay streets: Jrbeo.
Schaner paator. Services In Calvary I'eabyjt.
terlan church, snrner JCIerenth and ClaF alreeta:
Sunday achool, ft:80- a. m : Blahop Breyfugvl
P"rbJn he judltorliiia jrf
TrcLyterlsa cburcb at T:45 p.
'
Jbai;siTsry
at. x,
CHURCH. SOUTH.
J rirat-ITlL. H.on -'" '
I fast
11-iiiUiVijiiilK. ResuUr aeavleea. At-i-
a. sa. sna 9 p. m.: ju a. m., Sunday acbool:
T l m., Sp worth leagne. : , , .
TnrtTERSAUITr
Flrat Kaat' Cnueb snd Kaat Rig
snaj. paator. .... 11 a- - m.r-"Th IIHv
Man." to-be folkiweil by a- snlsus
aervlce; llrf p. m., Snnday schoo).
' - WITARIAV.
- first T Tsmbltt and Second : Pr." Or IT." Cres
sey, palfftre II a. m. aervleewlth dlaconrae,
"Kn-called Cnhellef and the Things That Re
main;'' BiiO'lay acnooi, 11 to p. m.
stlSCELLAHIOtrS.
nu.ia a,.irlni aww.if k n r- ,nr t..n
Spiritual Soct.ty A. O.
Selllng-Hlra h, building, corner Waat Park ani
Washington streete; Sunday, at II r m,T abort
talks snd testa; at t p., m., lerrnre- by Her.
Iir, tt. H. 1 Joon or-san trancisco, followed by
ta by Mra. R. K. Coin.
rhtircb of Jerna Chrlat of Latter Par Salute
Allkv building, hall 4no, enrner Third and
Morrlaon atreeta.- Services at 11. .10 a. m. and
T p. m. ' . .
Reformer Flrat. Oermaa Tenth and Stark
atreeta; U., Ha fner. paaior. Servlcea 10:4,1 a.
si. sad P. St.; Sunday school, SSO s. re.;
V P. S . T p- BJ. . ' - I s
Mllleaslsl Daws 0. A. B. .hall porlkaatt
....... r .rrrrr JSffr
Volnatsry.
1
I j 'sViCH
L J
corner Second and Morrlaon streets; 'special
aervtre at 2:80 p. m.. sddreaa by Bro W. H.
Bandy -ot AHegneny,- l a. .
. idveniiat urm-r Kaat Eleventh end Ever
ett: t,V Klwl Lelawh .peebirv- S p. nu, "Tha
Great Apostesy la tbe Cburcfe, a Subject of
PlThi'ir'irt Snlrttual Society Artlaans' hall,
AblngUiu bulltllng, , Third, near . Waahlngton
a tret t Mra-. 11 uTl.sllL lecture oa "Humanity
veraua Chrlatlaultv" at 11 s. m.. and on "The
it,arutf.itkitti or ffnlrirnallarS- at T:4A o.
New Tbought Society ;), third floor Alleky
kuiMin. n.m,i Third and Morrlaon atreet.
8 p. m.. Dr. T, W. Butler on "Tbe Uospel of
the New Age." -. , ,
People's Chriatlaa t'nlon Free Tellglooa so.
eleiv. V. E. Coulter, loader and teacher. Meet!
In f'nltv ball. 1W4'4 Morrlaon atreet; 11 a. m
T'The True Baala ori.Tfc;
1'J!I8 B. hi.. '"HtiW
to. Make Good Out of Kvll; 7:48 p. m.. concert
by Unloa Orcheetrai 8:18 p. "Natural
Light snd Its Spiritual Canae."
' HOTEL ARRIVALS.
At the Portland: W. I. McKee, Qulncy, 111.;
E. J. Klney. Salt Lake; Mlas Baker. Everett;
A. B. Field, Saa r'rsncleco; R. D. Lapham,
New York: I. (loodfrlend. New York; K. Leo
gold, Chicago: II. (I. Carenmigh and wife, V.
8. A.TJ. n.TanceTTblladclfibUrK "TV. Ryder
aad Burt Moran, Boston : U. P. Detrick and
wife. Urn Angeles; -A.-W. Pbllltpa, Seattle;
J. W. Yerkea, lanvllle, Ky.; Harold Mayet
sn, England; S. Ritchie, London; Albert la
vlaa. New York;' Herbert Ton tlrr, Chicago; A.
A. Plohn, New York; Mra. lnl Tbomaa and
Cora Thoniaa, Storm Lake, lows; Edgar Mosrr,
Medtord; W. 1. Starr snd wife snd J. f. Koa,
New York: Mra. Jamas Bhlrite.snd Mlaa Bis
nham. Wathlnston. I). C. ; W, P. McNamors,
Salt Lake: Mra. A. 11. Swift, Mlaa K. Swift,
Mla It. Me Andrew -and V Fr Tak-ott snd wife,
Silver Creek, N, Y.; Mra Irs 8. Youusloca,
Mlaa Tonnalora and Mlaa Peters. Chicago: Mrs.
Annie M. trench, Mamheatei. W. H.r-a. ;
Munro, Honolulu; M. Mats and Cbarles Meta,
Cincinnati. tihb;-;Cf' H. Smith,- Minneapolis
P. 11. Stacker, San Kramcraco; V. I. Nesberry,
rhlladelphla: S. Slnabelmer','. rhtcsgnr .. M.
liarrnpurt. Spokane; K. V. Kraft. Brock ford;
K. Y. Jndd. Pendleton; n. Light. E. J,
Klelarbman and B. Welcnchlck New York
At Perklna: W. E. Harrington, Sullivan,
tnd.; - L.-Lackman, - Kanaaa city; A. W.
Phillips and E. M. Blnk.vSnattle; . P. Iennla,
Ventarsi- Cll.1 P. - t. - Brown snd wife, J.
Browell Snd Or Sfr Perka, St. Panlt C. W.
Marnard.. Chehnlla; O. J. Iluthrldge. Walla
Walla: Frank Ilarenport Hood River; Emms K.
snd Ueorgla L. Bowney, Tvgu Valley; Charles
Fergueon, Spokane; ft. rriee, nuiutn; J. A.
Churhlll, Itjker Clly; C. A. Jamleann, Bralnerd.
Minn. ; P. J. ' Po, Ran Kranclaco: W. tL
Klnla. The . llallca; J. 8. Kebray and wife,
Paealey.
At tbs Imperial:" E. L. Pars, Seattle; S
Papple, clly; R. L. Coe, Oranta Pane; T. H.
IMrrof.e. Spokane; 8. B. Huatnn, lllllaboro;
roe Miller and wife. Mortis ft Rows circna; J.
K. Nh-on and wife. Vancouver: N. A. Peterson.
Seattle-, i. O. Koiltb and wife, vanconvar.
What TRey aefV-
From the Boston Transcript.
Old Gent My poor child! Did not
your parents leave you anything when
thejTdledr
Poor Child Tepr
-Dey left mran or
phsn! ,'
AJsTTJREXKam.
Tn OSBATEB
Norris&Rowe Circus
Twlcs Larser, Twice Better than Before.
BIO KZHAOBBIB
. - laTTJREtrsI JaXPPODBOMB. .-
2 RINGS AVa?D I RINGS 2
Complete Vew Circus Tfcroaf bout.
rMULTNOMAn"FIELD;
XABT FEBTOBMABCB T0BZOHT.
7
MAY 12-13
Performance at 8 p. m.
Acrobats! Gymnasts! Mid-Air Performers
7 KAKTXX.OU , BzuroBoa 7
XZZiBOTTB-lVa VOU-aCBMrOTTS
TIVTZBO lATAW TBOVVB
BABIBO ArmiAI. WIATI)!
6 riTlltO BABOBBODS 8
TAMOTJS OABSBZB TAMIXT
r OBAcsrox. mdorilo tbzo
iits KiaxziiOBA-nn'ABxsB
BIZ BTJOIMOTO JAFAaTXBB
- X.ADT IWOUITOKII, rXJTCXKS"
Trained Animal j
AcU . 1
BAREBACK
RIDERS
Boss Soekrall .
Dolly Miller
X stalls Rattier
1 Mils Jullen
erd of Blephaats
VOBfrail VI mmmmKW
rteres sinsnan
y smm
Camels. Llamu,
o . i - "
loHaad-
broken to harness
rrauv Miller
Anstln Xlak
rakA.waivine
tsliions, 100 STiat-
Jos.' X,yons
sad XlriU -
Herbert alomlay m
Wm. . Bntton - "
Xiowls Bsro .
Train st Pelicans
-yis
IO -Jolly Clowna-20
- Esoltlnc Blppodroms, Chariot and , ,
Hurdle Baoea. . ;
Grand, Big Street Parade
Brie
Adolts. BO01 Childrea, a 5s;
MlDflfUM 0O w- Jfssgls. Ree. Mgr.
' T0RI0HT LAST PERFORM ARCS ,
. . ORACK TAB ITUDDlrORD
It - ths " Rem nttT7vnMo flrirrs Success
"RID ytATHIR."
Evening rrloea-.,Loerc Boor, fl.Sd. ' Pal
eon. Brat rose. lj lent rows, 7.V: and sue.
Entire gallery, (ic. Boies and logea, tlO, .
BLACIER RROa.
CO !t CIST eTiRT RI0HT.
r ait-sa RURS&IDB.
BBBBBBBaBBBBBBBBBaBBBBBBB
Free Baking
w ' ' SsiraaL ' . ' a.t.'" , .. '"
K -SPECIAL-OFFER .AiADg TO -INTRODUCE -THE
7 ' MERITS OF JOURNAL "WANT ADS' r
:'
The Journal having made a; special arrangement with" the
K. C. Baking Powder Co., it has been decided that with each
25-cent "Want Ad", there will be given entirely free a 25-ounce
can of this well
ThisfferMsnlt bemadeforiiirtfteTi time only; and those who--
thave property to sell, rooms to
; will find The Jourfial
K. C isthe up-to-date baking
leading grocers ;Zo .ounces tor Z5. cents.', It is becoming more ,
popular every day as housewives learn of its superior merits'. .
It . makes pure, wholesome , food, and is unexcelled for hot v
biscuit or fancy cakes.
r g . PER DAY THE PULLMAN - PALACE-INN,
Ut One Block North of Main
A clean anrl ejulet place for a nl-hfs
I Irttrsr thrtraghout. " The only plscs In
CLA8S service during ths "Fair'' at.&OS) per day. Make your reservations
eartyi: Address
PULLMAN-PALACE. INN
A. J. BAZB. KfT. FOXTUUTD, OXXOOsT.
, fn--J :
TII18 IS THE ' y
IIUIHK
Where they serve those Sunday French
Dinners, with wine, for $1.
WE ARE INTRODUCING FOR FIRST
TIM K IN THE CITY OF PORTLAND
NEW ORCHESTRAL. MUSIC. ilArlf,
MANDOLIN. GUITAR. ETC.
Suites with baths, hot and cold Water
and telephone In every room.
onrzea 3 so auzb stbezt.
EiVlPIRE
THEATRI,
-12th and Morrlaon.
fifth Week ef Tremendous Success,
' EMPtRB STOt'R COMPACT
la Hlgb-Claas Plays. ' -
DBIssZ0aIO OiRTR
Sally Mstinass, 1:11. Evaalsg at 1:15.
This week the screaming comedy. '
owa B0TS."
Obs long laugh from beginning to end.
LYRIC THEATRE
"IHt HOME OF SUOCEMES.1
; Keating A Klood, Mgrs.
THIS WEEK, THE IRISH "DRAMA,
"Kathleen Mavourneen"
- showe at 2:-T:30 and :15 p. m.
ADMISSI0R TO ART SEAT 10 CERTS.
GRAND THEATRE
" BR. BRi. JOS. J. rOWXIRO
BEIX QUARTET
ROBERT ELDKIDOI
CTIVER COSKET . THE JAKES
CHRISTOPHER MR. AI.F BOMRUt
THE 0RANMBC0PE.
GTeneral sdmlaalos, 10e: rearved seats, 30c;
box Bents,-"" 2Rc. h
wnaaaa a a aa- v
ramhlll
OTSRTVRE. BARER ORCHESTRA
FRED WALTERS,
, Rlack-Face Vomedinn and Dancer,
a KtTBTraT TnTninnn.
r imperial comedy fbviT
mi.AU . W!Jbija
DOM EMERSON DUO OENE
LITTLE ANITA v BAKEROORAPH
Prlew- of - sdmtaebm,- 10r wallnee -'sirdwslgbt.T'
STARrTHEATRir-
ArT1E
WIH "
THE TALK OF THR T0WVI "
S'TJRBAKO'I ROTf L tTALIAJf BAVO
XIRE0 T-Tr?-----
YEATURX
BILL!
, XARRERA iFATWRR
J0HM DREW
SILL!
- S OTHER HEADURERS S ,. f
Rbowi 1 40, T.18. p. s, A Jmlnloo 10, 30, Sy.
ifvis w m --mm
HAWTHORRK TERRACJE '
' , -. PORILAhD HEIGHTS --".',
eff st Hswtborne Terries, use block frusa sr
use, rto cumnmg. ciecirie elevator.
Moat magnificent view Is ' America.' ies
beautiful affect ot powerful searchlight from
top st tower. Opes s a. m. to t p. sa. -
m AOauauoa is un ', . ,.
known article.
rent, lost articles to find, etc., -
of invaluable aid. . : y. t " "
powdit - wUich: il soldby all the ;
50c
Entrance) to the Fair.
reat. A new building with new fumlsh-
the city cf Portlsnd Insuring FIRST
I
Aroerican Plan $3.00 a Day
: - arrd upward. '
HEADQUARTERS FOR TOUR-
I8TS AND" COMMERCIAXj
TRAVELERS.
Special rates mads 'to families
Turkish bath, establishment In ths
hotel.
' .B. O. BOWZBS. BCaaaa-sr.
PALACE HOTEL
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Whether he goes iy land
or sea, the traveler will find
It a delightful trip to Saa
Francisco, where he should
top at ths world-famed
-Palace Hotel-
and enjoy Its many sttras
tlve features. For fuller
information writs to the
Palace, or see .
r. c. BiBBLT '
at the Portland Informa
llbn andTlooklns; Agency,
Hotel Portland.
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The Woodland
(The Steel Residence.)
MRS. R. SHULTZ and
MRS. A. BROOKS, Managers,
6S Btrta Bt, Cor. acadlsoa.
Fhons Main 260.
Elegant Modern Furnished
. Rooms With Board ,
Single or muTfe. Prices Rea
- sonable.
SUMMER RATES
--O. W. 1. B BTV..CO. . j
Hotel Estacada
1 ix irrt.fr mosi april "tor
lulglng and Rreakfaat
Room and board per day
Room and Iward per week
. I S
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. IS (Ml
Jlreakfae
Luncheon ct. 1 .... .-i ... " .ht -
Dinner .7
rhlldreannder T rears sad aecvaauw. LalX
rati'a. '
A aoeelal ticket, lacludlas troller trlns aaa
dinner, tt.it, .
A aixM lnl ticket. Inrlndtaa troller trtue '
and one day's board, fa.fto. . "
-Ticsera am aaie at iho company's ernes.
riBST ABD ALDI1 BTBCBTS.
Phone or mrlle-R. MARTITtEZ. Manager.
Dr. B. G.
WRIGHT
TKs BCTRBTtriO
DPffTHf that
relieves all pain
in dental . spsrar
tions. -
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B4a' washira
Sk, as, ateveats.
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