The Oregon daily journal., August 21, 1906, Image 9

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TW0 AND TAUIJA-ar
' XHvelkiae, erwa ' hm CiiiwUii
Xaetera nUnti. aaeat. Kead
tuartars et Newport, Or. DellTer te
an poinia aa ue
"WiUoit, Or,
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aaeat. Mat Lak. Or.
CAMION, WAari Mineral Bpriaf la.
' tel Ca aaeata.
OASOASS, WAIH Tkaiaaa atettatt,
colims mm ax iniiai, win.'
O.X. Beleser, eaat, Oallima. Wash.
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WILHWX ralka V W. VoLares,
aaeat, 'WUaoil. Or.
BOX LAXE feet Laka Baalfitrlast Oa
' toinoars AHuiimxTt. s
Star...,.,
...a.Baraj tea..,,, VBUfMTIll
Clrtrrtpth Bros., at TwcBty-flflii
a, Bins B trig H UVCIIi
...... ....."Partaera la the Mine"
.... ....... .."Caught la the Web"
.............. v.. .VaudaTllla
VaudeTtlie
It to wonderfully pleasant, when th
winter storm airly and tha dajre are
-oarep ana tha evenings chilly, to hare a
warm radiator to snuggle up to aa ooa
mum nmain ioe gssnrt ana rssas the
-evening pa par. Tha Brown Apartment
hotel, Hawthorne and Grand avenue,
haa ateam heat, (aa and electricity, fine
elevator eervlce, be ths, elegant dining
room on tha first floor and every other
convenience that engenders comfort in
life.. It Is a model five-story stone and
brick structure, and sis electric car lines
pass Its doors, affording rapid transit to
all parts of the city. Tha views from
its windows are the finest. In the city
Snd One nan araia? frhm th hn,t.. ... .,
pm pi town, in iv minute. . :,
''J The city examination of teachers will
be held at the high school August 11-10-II.
City Superintendent Rlgler and H.
W. Herron of tha high school will be In
. charge. Following la the order of es
amlnatlona: Wednesday morning, writ
ten arithmetic, reading; afternoon, gram
tnar; Thursday morning, geography.
..ww, iiiif iuiu(f( p nosy
murnuig. '(eacning, speillna;; afternoon,
mental arithmetic, United Btatea history
Tha ;estate of Julius J. Kn. the
Williams avenue saloon-keeper, who wss
murdsred February 17, Is valued at 36,-
by Henry Wagner. Fred W. Torgler
-and Edward J. Gratis, the appraisers of
the estate, who (lied their rerjort In tha
county court yesterday afternoon. Cash
on hand and In various banks amounts
H Vn eia at j ft.. , . .
iiiviv im aiao rw fllllta
valued at $1,000. the remainder being
personal property.
. - United States Senator John M: Gearln
is expected to arrive In Portland about
September ' I. Positive information to
that effect has not been received In this
city and Senator Gearln has made an
definite announcement aa to his plana.
However, at tha offices of Dolph. Mai
lory, Simon aV Gearln. It ts said that ha'
Is expected to return during the early
part of September..
H. W. Mitchell. Walter B. Honavmaii
and H.'t Durham, appraieera of tha es
tate of A. T. Webb, have filed a report
In- the county court- showing that tha
eatat hae-property valued at 181,446.
Of this amount 125,000 Is represented
by cash and certificates of deposit. $.
100 by real estate and $U,I4 by per
aonal property. ,.
t Water through hose for eprtnkllng
yarda or sidewalks, or washing porches
or windows, must be paid for In advance
anduaed only between tha hours of
and I a. in. and i and I p. in. It must
not be used for sprinkling atreeta. If
used contrary to these aulas, or waste
fully. It will b shut iff. , 1 ' .
Ha never taste-t water while In Port
land, aa they say,
But awam about and eplaehed about
In wine: . - 1 . .
Ct all f dajMlne; fellowe he was ray.
. art of tne ay,
And the ohsppies said. "He's really
r superfine. ' . v -
He lianbered so fur autoe oh, gracious,
. ha did hank
, And be rode am everywhere around
the 'town, ......
But when If was discovered he was "no
good at the bank,"
:, Say, 'twould make you weep to eee
'the chappies frown. f;
Now "Drlnkta'' 1 arrested and Is board
ing at the Jail,
.Yet he might have .been quite decent
If he would. .'..
Ware he working In a laundryT-oh, how
different the tale
. And bow pleasant to bo always doing
. - erood. , . .
UNION LAUNDRY
, Vol. Mala ttt. SeooaA and Oolambla.
Only steam-heated polishers the kind
that da not burn the linen in Portland.
project. Agents for the Interior de
partment have tried In vain for months
to purchase the land owned by Ramos
for the canal, but ha baa held out for
what the agents claim la a prohibitive
price, and" they seek to have the gov.
ernmedf appraise the land, hoping to
seoure a price within reason. Ramos
wants IX.I09 for his property.
O TO o to in
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Dr. Francl J. Hall Visiting Par
nt in Portland Prior to
,. ' - His Departure. - '
n u t n Tfr-'i
u uit; i.i i. ....... i
o dtg;! it eo:7
Rose Oe Cicco Says She Would
' Rather Uve There Than
. ; In County Jail. . ' .
, -Dt. Francis J. Hall and his brother
Allan are in tha city on a visit to their
parents-. Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Hall, If I
Williams avenue. Dr. Hall, Jr., ia on his
A Portland party, Including Jefferson
Myers, H. U Plttock, F. W. Ieadbetter,
H. M. Cake and Tom Richardson, form
ins; a part of the delegation of bualness
men to Klamath Falls, returned horns
yesterday, , having made a trip from
Klamath to Crater lake. They camped
at the -crater nearly two days and ex
plored The interesting region. It was :
the first visit for all excepting Mr. Plt
tock. The party drove overland from
the lake to Medford and record time is
said to have been made. .
James DArcy, T years of ags, was
adjudged insane and committed to the
asylum a by Judge Webster yesterday
afternoon. D'Arey was a lather by
trad He has lived in Portland for II
ears. His dementia is said to have been
caused by business worries and is evi
denced by A desire to preach and address
Imaginary persons. The physician who
examined D'Arey reports that thla ia the
first attack. ; . - .
- Rev. Charles Scaddlng, bishop-elect of
Oregon, is already demonstrating his
loyalty to this stats. Writing from La
Orange, Illinois, his present home, to a
friend In this city, he inclosed a leaflet
Issued by the-Portland Commercial club
advertising Portlsnd and Orsfon, and
said: "You see I am beginning well.
I Insert these ln my letters. ; Portland
must be a beautiful city." .- ,
A special rate of IJT.IS for the round!
trip from Portland , has been mada by
the O. R. eV N. company for persons
7
Dr. ' Francis J. Hall.
way to take charge of a hospital at
Pekln. China, under the care of the Pros
byterlan 'board of foreign missions, ss a
medical missionary.
Dr. Hall Is a graduate of Tale and of
Johna Hopkins Medical college, class of
1905, and haa been spending a year of
preparatory work in a hospital at Fhll
adelphla. - . In his eonrss through Ysls
snd at Johns Hopkins Jbm haa been asso
ciated with Frank Biaflen, son of cap
tain J. A. Bladen, and Lawrence Selling,
son of Ben Selling of this city. He
expects to eall for China from Ban Fran-
claoo, September 4.
who attend the government sale of j Hawthorne park this evening.
BobertJlL-Platt. George J. Perkins and f Woman's exchange, tit Tenth street
Henry Berendrlck havo filed in tha of
fice of the .county clerk articles, of in
corporation of the Alblna Fuel company.
Their objects are to deal in timber
lsnds, conduct logging enterpVlaea, and
deal In all kinds of fuel. Capital stock.
111.000. ... . , r
Tbs United Artleana will give a
moonlight excursion on the night of
JLuauil 11. ti iln mull t..k
shlp contest among tha city assemblies.
The steamer Chsrlea ft. Spencer' haa
been chartered for the occasion and at
least HO Artisans will . make tha trip.
' Articles of Incorporation of the Hef
feman engine works have been filed in
the office of the county clerk by J. T.
Hlffftrtun 1 M. Bmhm. . ,r . . t .
. -- - .DH TT. A. . 1 UI I,
They Intend to build and operate ma
ehlne and engine shops. Capital stock.
1100,000. ...
Armilronr. tha tallnr i
11, Raleigh building. Sixth and Wash
ington. Tel. Pacific 1681. 1
Assistant United Slates District At
torney Jamee Cole ties. filed papers in
a condemnation suit against Joseph
Ramos of Kcho for the purpose of se
curing land on his property for ths
right of way of the Umatilla Irrigation
townslts lots at Rupert. Idaho, -in. tha
Mlnnedoka Irrigation project; , The sale
dsta is August tT. Tickets are good
for ten days from date of sale, August
li. .' ( . . - .'. .' . ,. . r
New' oriental goods More, lit First
street, next to corner of Salmon, Charles
Kan, proprietor. Retail- at wholeaale
prices. - All goods plainly marked.
:' Watches, diamonds and Jewelry on
easy payments; $1 down, (Oo a weak.
Don't go without , a good timepiece.
Metsger sV Co., Ill Sixth street.
Launches to tha Oaks every few min
utes every evening from Fsvorlts Boat
ing eompany'a, sooth slds bridge, foot
, Morrison treat..,'
Milton A. Nathans, atty., 1000 Stalner
st., Ssn Fronclsco. Commissions prompt
ly executed. Insurance adjusted. .
Armstrong, tha tailor, rooms 19 and 11
Raleigh building, Sixth and Washington
streets. ' Phone Pacific tilt.
For Quality. Quantity and Quickness, i
ge to Morris' restaurant y, .
Acme Oil Co. sella tha beat safety coal
oil and fine gaaolinea. Phone Bast Til.
HAWTHORNE PARK
; CONCERT TONIGHT
An exceptionally fine program haa
been prepared by Bandmaster Charles I
Brown for ths Park band concert at
The con
. Fol low-
cert commences at 7:4a p.
ing is tha program: .
"Wedding March" from -The Rat
' charmer, of. Hametln" (re
quest) Nesslsr
Walts. "Tales of Vlsnna Wooda'
Strauss
Overture. "Martha" Flotow
(a) Romance, "By the River". .Norse
b) "Pansy" .Erlcbs
Medley of popular songs O'Hare
Intermission.
Scenes from "Aids" (request) .... .Verdi
Caprice, "Badinage" . .... Herbert
Paraphrase. "Lorelei" , .Nesvsdba
Excerpts from "Mamselle Nspo-
' leon", : . . ,,.,Ludera
Twoetep; Spirit or Independence1
..........Frankle Rlchter
" Charles L. Brown, Conduotor.
" Milwaukle Country Club. .
Eastern and . Seattle 1 races. Take
Sell wood and Oregon City cars at First
an.1 Alder. J . ..-
:i 1 1 ' i " -
Prefarred Stoek Oaaaad Ooeds.
Allen Lewis Best Brand.
I After 'epending three weeks lthe
eounty Jail. Mrs. Rosa Do Clcoo has
decided that aha would rather live a
year in Tacoma than In' JalL and ahe
haa chosen to beard the train leaving
for TacVma this afternoon. She will
be accompanied to the train by a deputy
sheriff, who will see that the order of
tha' court directing Mra. Do Cicco to
leave the atate Is obeyed.
Mrs. Da Cicco was divorced by Tony
De Clcoo about three years ago and
the husband wss given tha custody of
t'ae -children. Mrs. De Cicco admits
having assaulted her husband ' three
tlmea since thsn, ones with a hatchet.
But she says that was only -In play
and that she did not strike him with
the sharp edge.
Last April ehe waa found guilty of
assault with a dangerous weapon after
having atruck . De Cicco on the hsad
With a steer barf She waa sentenced to
one year in tM .county Jail, but on
Jtromlse of good behavior aha waa sl
owed her, freedom on parol.
About a month ago De Cloco ' im
ported a second wife from Italy, there
by Incurring again tha displeasure , of
his divorced .wife, who threatened to
kill .both her former huaband. and his
nsw wife. Alarmed by hls ' prsvious
experiences with her, De Cicco at one
complained to tha court of thess threats
and Judge Fraser, after hearing teatt
money, decided that Mrs. Do Clcoo had
broken her parole. He ordered that she
must slthsr servo ' out bar unexpired
sentence of one year tn Jail or leave
the stats and remain away a year.
At first the woman thought ah would
remain In JalL but yesterday sh noti
fied the court that sh would rather live
in Tacoma, and would go here If al
lowed her liberty.
An order for her release signed by
Judge 'Fraser was received, by Jailer
Mltohell yesterday afternoon and Mra.
De Cieco will leave this afternoon to
watch Tacoma grow.
. i f ., i
n j ..t
BABY BEAUTY SHOW
AT OAKS SATURDAY
. i
The ' event . of . events Is tha baby
beauty show thst la to take place on
Saturday afternoon at "The Oaks." Ow
ing to the shortnees of time tha man
agement have decided to postpone the
show one dsy longer, to Saturday,
August IS. to give all who desire to ex
hibit the prettiest, fattest, smallest, ths
best and worst boy and girl sll the, way
from 4 months to I years. ' There Is to
be s grand parads of nursss and baby
carriages. Prises will be given not only
for babies of all sixes, styles and condi-
tiona, but also for the best drsssed nuree
and handsomest . decorated baby ear
rlage. Tueaday next will be free chil
dren's dsy snd there will be a free
grand spectacular ; production of the
beautiful fairy play, "Aladdin and Hla
Wonderful Lamp." Tha boys and girls
of Portland are Invited to take part as
everything will be furnished free of
cost. A large atag la being erected on
the lawn in the open atr and accommo
dations will reserved - for at leaat
$.900 spectators.
Ml the 1906 Fall
Style
STIFF MP
SOFTHRTS
Nov Ready
r
Sll KOXRISCIf ST, c.PcsJcfac.
as to TAXtra, von bo o cam rra ma
? c....l:;:.
LAST- axoVcf-
Krcitr at n '"-w
O'CLOCK . il ll.ll
a - m mmm .
ENORMOUS
Shows United
AND THE THRILLING
I0OOCHARACTER
SPECTACLE
THB
FLAMES
Moat Gfeutio
'aature ever
ry ta . repre
nS A erknaa
City Stsce big
ger taaa ldoTbe-atraa-1000
Char,
aetare 10 faw'
I'ightare-ElslMr.
B to ipripniat
far laoimltAtlm
jt Bmok sad Ftre, and complete. Modern Flre
Itghting and Ufa-Saving Apparatus. .
EWORLD.
LYRIC STOCK COMPANY
WELCOMES ITS RIVALS
Just to show that they welcome com
petition and tha advent of a new com
pany of players Into tha Portland drs-
e14 Ik. m k... M ,ki. T..
stock company yesterday chipped In I
and purchased a floral piece, which they
TKa? '-; Passengers traveling on the' , ; f f r
Steamer Lurline
Will be landed at any steamboat point between
une Portland and Astoria -
Every day In the week but Sunday. ' This is a neat, trim,
.large, commodious, fast-running steamboat, carrying passen
gers and freight at lowest rates. Accommodating officials,
. prompt service. :;' .' ..y..- ..: , '.'..'.
Portland wharfs foot pf Taylor street Astoria landing,
-Flavel-docfc .--r : ..rTjj ,j :.-r---";. ;'-";:"iv:
Departs from Portland at 7 a. m., from Astoria 7 p. m.
Connections at Astoria with trains and boats to and from all
beach points. ' ; ; - . .:
it to the Allen stock company.' when
that aggregation opened a aeaaon at tha
Star theatre last night. Frank Fanning
of the Lyrloites denies that tha floral
offering waa given aa on gives ouch
tblnga at a funeral. '; .
All RI G
FC2TUNE'S C02IVER STCr.'E
Tou' cannot erect a bolldlng ex
cept, you flret have a foundation.
If. Xortun.b tn tructure begin
with saving as your corner
stone, in no other wsy Is your
future financial succsss possible.
1 lt ,ySu. w?lt. ,or om "lucky
strike" to bring you wealth you
.will be disappointed. - Good for
tune la for thoae who deserve It
, who earn their right to It
who have some means of thel
own with which to tske sd vantage
of some fortunate circumetsnce
and turn It Into wealth. ,
Open a Bsak Account Now'
And add a little to it from week
to week or 'month to month, snd
you will soon discover . that you
are a fortune builder.
IVE
PAY
i
PER
CENT
Islcresl ca Sivln;s Depsslls
. Banklnf hours, a. in. to I pi nv'
Baturdaya, I a. m. to I p. m.
The Citizens Dsnlc
- iso asAjro Avrtra.
3. H. LAMBERT..,,,.. President
A. W. LAMBERT Cashier
lunch. ,11
Dr, B. C Brown. Bye-Kar. Marquam.
Rental Sign. AnsHy Printing Co.
$l "PERSONAL. , :
F. A. French, a banksr at.Tf-PaUea,-
ts registered at th Imperial.
- K. W. Bartlett, formerly receiver ef
the land offloe at La Grande, at th
Imperial boteL
C. A. Johns of Baksr City, wh was
a-, candidate for the nomination for
governor against Wlthycombe, is at
the ImperlaL
State Senator I. H. Bingham of Eu
gene Is- at th Imperial hotel.
Jamea E. Fenton, a prominent attor
ney of Seattle, ia at th Perkins hotsl.
M. T. Nolan, register of th Isnd of
floe at The Dalle, la at ths Perkins ho
tel. - Dr. J. A. Geleendorffer, a well-known
physician of Th Dallas, Is at th Per
kins hotel. r
T. H. Johnson, a banksr of Dufur,
Oregon, Is registered at th Perkins.
Csptaln J. A.. Clark of th Third
United State infantry, who hss bean
stationed at Manila, la at the Belve
dere. - Captain Clark has many friends
whom he Is visiting in Portland. Hs
will leave for San Francisco tonight to
spend th remainder of his leave of ab
sence. , A NEW DEPARTURE. '
Tae Oost ef m tens eats Xaa Been 6reat
ly Bedaeed by Th Xolmaa Trsder
tslag Ooanpany.
Heretofore it hss bean the custom of
funeral directors to mako chargea for
all incidentals connected with a funeral.
Th Edward Holman Undertaking com
pany, the leading funeral directors of
Portlsnd. beginning July 1, 10I; will
depart from this old custom. When the
casket Is furnished by u Its cost will
Include a.11 chargea, such as convoying
ths remains to our chapel, Outslds bos,
smbslmlng, hesrss to cemetery and all
aervlce which may be required of us
except clothing, cemetery and carriages,
thus effecting a saving of 121 to 7t on
saoh ftrnaral. ' - .
THB EDWARD HOLMAN UNDERTAK
ING COMPANT,
110 Third street, corner Salmon.
PtJTTER IN SERVICE. :
repnlar O. aV gj T. Baea-rston Boat B
.. .. Trip o Beaeh. . . i
Tha "T. i. rotter" leaves Ash atrset
look for North Beach, touching at As
toria, as follows: , ' t
. August 14, 10 n. tn.! -August If. 11:19
s. m t August II, lt:!9 p. m.
From Ilwacoi August It, p, ml
August Is, I a. r.i August 17, I a. m. -
Tlcksta at - Third and Washington
streets and at Ash strsat dock. Meet
may be scoured on the boat. . '
Tea an not
ire. i amies yew
Vaat A4a , .. ....
leeklag eat fo
twh The gnMl
jyourCredit
Is Good
In itsightheekcontinueitQL offer.ihe extremt limit ia sale
values, embracing furniture pieces of every description, in a pleas-"
ing assortment of designs, suitable for parlor, library, living-room,
dining-room hall and den. ;
-hMakrYburh
Uwn lerms
ODD PIECES IN ALL FINISHES
INCLUDED IN THIS SALE
AN ASSORTMENT OF DESIGNS TO SELECT FROM
. 111 :
$3.25 Arm Rockers, in the golden oak; !
sale price ....... . . . . ... . . . . ,f 2.50
$4.50 Chair, in the birdseye maple ; sale '
price ; . . . .3.00
$3.00 Tabourettes, in the mahogany ;
, sale price . ."r. ....... .... . . .$2.80
$6.00 Pedestals, in the golden oak ;
sale price ?4.00
$9.00 Center Tables, in the mahoganv
' finish; sale price ....f5.75
f. 0f : sale price .................. $6.00
$10.00 Magazine Rack, in the weath
- - ered oak ; sale price ....... . 9 7.00
$10.50 .Arm Chair, in the weathered
I oak ; sale price ............. $8.50
$12.50 Desk Chair," in the birdseye
maple; sale price .......... .97.50
$15.00 Bedroom Rocker, in mahogany;;
-; sale price .$10.00
$15.60 Arm.Chair," in the weathered
oak; sale price .' ......$10.50
$19.00 Mahogany Arm Rocker sale
price :. .v .; rv ... $13.00
$18.50 Arm Rocker, in the fumed oak; $22.00 Cellarette, in the weathered
sale -price .$13.00 ' oak; sale price' .......... .$16.00
$21.00 Arm Rocker, in highly polished i$2.00 Ladies' Desk,' in the mahogany;
golden . oak, carved design ; sale 1 . 11SAa
si-inn sale price ................ .asio.iMj
price ....... ,si4iUV . ' , . - . ,
$21.50 Cellarette, in the fumed, oak ; v';' $22.00 Shaving Stand, in the weathered
: sale price ......$14.00 oak 5 sale price ....... i.. ..$15.00 ,
$25.00 Mahogany Arm Rocker ; sale
price ....................$10.00
$25,00 Library Table, in the golden ,
oak ; sale price ........... .$17.00
$30.00 Library Table, in the golden
oak ; sale price ........... .$20.00
$37.00 Hall Seat, in the golden oak;
sale price .... .....$25.00
ODD
PIECES
. FOR
PARLOR,
LIBRARY,
LIVING ;
ROOM
t Removal ,
Sale Prices.
I m - v w i' mmiam
YOMttrarrjy
11 0000 I L
0MPLETE-tI0U5E-FURni5i1ER5
swJT in 1
AKCYOUft
VARIOUS
PIECES
FOR v
PORCH '
AND
LAWN
AT
REDUCED
PRICES.
FOREMOST CIRCUS.
THB GREATEST AREITIC FEATUKE3
of nvs coiirniEiiTS. - .
tSTOUNDINO NEW SENSATION,
rttm umir op what mam BNtx mm to
SALVO'S TRIP TO TUB MOON,
Out-loomnc all the looc-the loooe -Out-eaiwlss
ill the gap-the gape. Most thrilling Kid-air ieai
svsr attempted. '
B1GSEST KERAGC: 03 EAHTIL
Thro Hards of Elephants. Giant Eh-
Mora Carat than svar . hafara. 7 1
TkCE TTRCCT TARAtS Itl
sr k cecoea? a. at.
'the most MAGH1FICEIIT ''
r ! PAGEAHT EVES. SEES.
BI Q QEOT
BIQ SHOW
In alt th World.
i ' .
One co-cent Ticket 'admits
to all, - Children under is
years, half-price). v
Two Exhibitions daily, at s
and. 8 P. M. Doors opsa
I soar earuer.
1
horn tteketa
oaa a sseejeja em show tmjm a rav
Co. maavo Stora, SSS Wssaiagtoa
street, at aasas pxloea ahArreS at k
ahov grouAs. , ,
DASE DALL
' ATHLETIC PARK
Cos. Taagka aaA Twmtraatfc
, M CagMtv BsiJMiIa Anu IS 1
Portland vs. OaKI-rJ
' asas Oalla at SiSO aa. BeJly.
Osmea OaUeA SSM aw as. araaaAya.
' ASatZSBZOsT, SS. . '.
Orandstand. He. Children, lee.
Box Seats, St.
L,YRIC THEATRE
WIBK COMMRKCISO afOKDAT. AtTO. SI
All OBXaOV SOMABTCS.
"Partners in the KineM
m rovu acts. ;
Aamlaalan,. I0et raearrad arata, . . Par.
foraiaaeee ararjr attariwoa aa4 araalas.
PANTAQES
feartfe aad
Sawk St.
, BUT TAMILT TKTATBZ.
Balah Ottanalaaa Oe. ia tka LaafaaVla
' PWr, "A Same ef Xaarte."
raakies ruta Trie. . Xalth KaBtaaters.
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