e:.:;cc
daily joui;:;al, toutlaud, tiil.:day evli.'iijo. September 23, 'lccx
Toivn
TOyiOHT I AMTTSEMllfTl.
.Ittwirt Ojwra enmpanr la
''DnrothT"
........ iwo i.uue a f a
..'On (he Krl,l, it Mulaia-ut"
....."Toe f)rauBrrd M'.n.inr"
... "The koad to 'KHaro"
r...t .".,.7... .... ....vudi-Tin
Vaudeville
"fciar
- Ptorifsa......
Oram ........
Waa . it you who asked a friend
the other day if ha knew of a good
boarding home? If you are tha man
there la aomething to intereat you in
The Journal Want Ada today, -
Captain D. F. Toiler of tb life-eavlhg
. service has returned front a raonth'a
Inspection of the stations on the Ore
gon coaat. Amour the atatlona visited
were Point Adams, Umpqua river, Cooa
bay. Yaoulna bar ana coquius river. lie
' will leave Monday to complete hla In'
apeotlon, traveling -.a- far v north aa
Grey' harbor. Captain Toaler received
, lnatructtona from the department. a
' Washington to call for blda for repair
In and supplying the atatlona In file
, jurisdiction. There are qlne of these
atatlona and the coat fop each station
will be shout 11.000, making the total
expenditure 154,000, -i K i : ,,.'
A prominent wedding- celebrated at
" 7:48 thla morning at the First Congre
gatlonal churc.lt was that of Benjamin
,E. Holmaa and Hlaa Ethel Walter. Dr.
- H. L. House performed the . ceremony
and Mr. and Mrs. Holman left lmmedl-,-"
ately after on their wedding trip through
.""British Columbia. Mr. Holman la cash
. ler of tha Banfleld-Veysey com parly of
' thla city. .His bride la popular among
a large circle of friends. - After their
wedding trip Mr. and Mrs, Holman wUI
'--return in about a month to occupy their
new home, . .---V -'-
'" A special meeting of the Transconti-nentat-
Passenger association . has been
' 'Called to convene at Chicago September
- 1. to take up matters pertaining to the
f new interstate commerce law. .The gen
v oral paasenger agents of all tranacontl
'.. nental railroads are expected to attend.
' -William McMurray,' of the Harrlman
line la Oregon, will probably go. - At
' thla meeting all. regular matter that
war to be taken up at the regular meet
.' ing arranged ' at Colorado Springs - for
'- f October will ' be disposed of, and the
" October meeting will probably be can
celled. ,...' ' J . ,
' Tha murder of 8. Moriyama, a Japa
' nese, who waa stabbed to death in a
: Jap restaurant at 41 North Third atreel
-on last Sunday night, bids fair to go un
' punished . A coroner's Jury yesterday was
unable to fix the blame and rendered a
verdict simply to the effect that the
deceased came to his jleath aa jajre-L.
T'auK of knife wounds , inflicted, - etc
v Thra -little Japanese waitresses were
the only witnesses examined, and not,
:'.' one of them could throw any light upon
1 the . crime. The polio have so - far
, " mad ne arrests In the caaV S
' -v There will be an open meeting of the
. Consumers' league tomorrow afternoon'
at o'clock In the parlors of Judge
George ;H Williams' home, "41 North
-.' Eighteenth street. All Interested are
. cordially Invited to attend. Mies Helen:
' Barnes, International secretary for the
; T. W. C. A., will address the meeting
f on same phases of factory work., Mlea
: Barnes baa made a study of factory life
- and lta effects on the laves especially
- of young women and will have worn
'interesting thoughts to present
- The first wheat of the aeason'a crop
earn down the Columbia river to the
tat portage road Tuesday. The con-
slgnmenl consisted of l.M aacka. . It
-left a point below Arlington, by boat.
Tuesday moi nlggrnd ytfdaywaa
-. -waiting at the Big Eddy terminal for a
. down river boat. The shipment will reach
Portland Thursday, after being some
thing over two days In transit This
.- is regarded' aa prompt - dispatch for
freight moving by water rout where
.'- transfers are necessary. ., ,;;
' A basket of 10 peaohes weighing It
pound Is on exhibition at the Portland
commercial ciun. . The peaches wero
- raised at The Dalle, and are a. gift to
,, tne ciun rrom a. Bennett of that city.
Portland business men who visited Ce
lilo a few days ago la company with
Congressman J. E. Ransdell. and were
entertained with a banquet at The
- Dalles, were served with the same kind
' of peaches, and the fruit elicited many
favorable comments for their alse and
Coloring. . ..Jr. .. j.-t .-1 .. .
The regular printed annual report of
the officer and director of the' Port
land Open Air sanatorium will be ready
; soon for distribution among those In
terested. Tins waa announced at a
masting held yesterday afternoon In the
private office of Prealdent A. L. Mill
of the First National bank. The report
not being ready,- the meeting wa of
brief duration, but will convene again
In a few day a. - , .
: ' A not true information waa filed In
tha elroult. court thla morning dismiss
ing the charge kgainst John Dean of
stealing a cook stove on August 11.
' ' Considerable difficulty 'waa encoun
tered by the attendants at tha Bt Vin
cent's hospital last night In managing
Tony Santm, a patient admitted yester-
It Is enough to atart a bank ac
count with, and if you adopt' a
systsmstlo method 'of saving the
dollars will pile up surprisingly.
Why not adjuat your expensee ao
that they will not exceed three
fourths of your earnings? ' That
will enable you to eave a quarter
eut of every dollar. Juet flgur
what such a system would have
- done for you had you commenced
It five years ago. But cheer upl
It Isn't too late. NOW Is the time
to open the bank account and put
" sway ONE DOLLAR out of every
FOUR that you earn. 'We welV
some your account and will .help
you to save an4 to suceeed.
WE 71 PER i
. JU.J
PAY f& CENT
Interest en Savings Accounts
Banking hours, I a. m. to I p. m.
Saturdays, I a. m. to I p. nv
THE CITIZENS BANK
- , 1(0 BAT9 ATBsTlTB.
J, H. LAMBERT....... Preeldent
a. w. Lambert.. Cashisrj
One $
m Dollar $1
ixcittment lif ariaviLLK.
Mtl!l'a of bit lt'ii. fie.a-are tiaraaaiftc
the citna ot killwam
uare, H IS.i'alefraia lu
dully ptpar.
There'e eirltentent Id Milwaukee ta the town
rniwl ft 61
u Tbe ttuuiaiie r uullea It aad will eaav
aur It witb ;
A mlliioo oiiiltoo warriore bare their baTooete
briubt aol rlear.
, Tof l ha cltr la luiaded r a blllloa Buaaits
flea . '
f
One woman wortkr fertnae aye, aer cheek's
' ea myrA mm a-old
Bill all Bi.bt upua a clatkes lta jeat 4 save f-
Br piacioua dkmmx,
Aad a ottT, pomiioue baafer baa bees arivee
fnxa hie fold.
Aad a lawyer, plum eikeaated, walla. "Uj
aaaae Is Mr. Mud."
.-. , 1 . -
riea crawl np tbe aklrtt. of woaies. and tbe
trouaer-laa-e ( Men, 1
And the- haunt tlie. ruoras ef Mraofare aad
tbe plavfraoBda ot the arkoole;
'a tha bacaelur Is bearded la a la lose, aeeladed
dee, . ' i.
Aad the thlnte attack the preachers ' with
their araenal of toola. .
atlll, we're -hepr-y here la : Port la ad ta
lauDdrr era ad end ear.
BBmunud hj e huodred aretty Balds ee
Dinaa ana tree, - .
tonf I?1' Ums tB' " the Ure
"Ob, roa ll Bever find' hopper la 'the Calo
. f Launder !"
Tel Mala MM. . second aad Columbia.
day afternoon. Buffering from delirium
tremens. The services of the -police
were rinaiiy enlisted and Banlm waa re
moved to the city prison In the patrol
wagon by Jailor Endlcott Upon orders
of Dr. RUen he will remain In the cus
tody of the police until he recover
from the effect of alcoholism, i
-At the annua meeting of tha W. C,
x. .u. neii yesterday afternoon, the.fol
lowing offlcera were elected for the
coming year: Mrs.- Ida Berkley, pre!
dent; Mrs. R. I." Shone, vice-president)
Mr. Lillian . Smith, secretary; Mrs.
Elisabeth Dolglelah. treasurer. Tbe re
ports of the nine superintendent wsr
read and show the work of -the organ
ization to have been carried on thor
oughly and systematically, ,-
The oharge of larceny. of suitcases and
clothing from tbe room of S. H. Allen
Goodwyn against Bert LaBarge and
Fred Cobb wa dismissed by the filing
In the circuit court this morning of a
not true Information by Deputy Diatriot
Attorney ' Bart Haney. Allen-Ooodwyn
waa held In jail fof a time as a witness
against the boys In default of 1500 bond.
out naa neen released. -
Article of Incorporation of tha Gib
son Manufacturing company have been
filed In the office of the county clerk
ny m. js. utoson, M. B. Bennett, is. B,
J. McAllister, Robert J. Upton, Thomaa
E. Hulme. A, H. "McOOwan and Chris
Blum. They will engage in the menu
factur of machinery and mining ap
pliances, uapitai atock, leoa.ooo.
Isaiah Brown, a member of Sumner
poet No. It, O. A. R.. died laat Monday
at bla late borne at Anabel station. The
funeral was held this morning from
Holman'a chapel. Chaplain Henry Bar-
den conducted the "ceremonies. . The in
terment waa at Lone Fir cemetery. DeA
ceased was a veteran of the civil war.
Ha served with company I, Thirty-sixth
towa iniantry. '
Friday evening, September II. at For
esters' hall, the Epworth league of the
Methodlat Episcopal ohnrch. South,, will
give a recital - at which some of the
best talent of the city wUI take part
After the program, refreshment will be
served. This entertainment la . given In
tn .interest of the Oregon fund.
Water through hose for sprinkling
yards or. sidewalk, or washing porches
r windows, must be paid for in advance
and used only between the hour ef a
and t a. mi and and p. m. It must
not be ussd for sprinkling streets. ' If
used contrary to these rules, or waste-
ruur, it will be Shut oft, ,
i - ., . . :
Penney' Broe.1 Friday' Special. Fine
bargain In win. 11. SO grade whit or
red portv sherry, muscat fcnd aauternet
at $1 per gallon. The - J. W. Harper
whiskey, regular $4.10 per gallon, at
11.10 per gallon. - Friday -only. -'- Phone
East 117.. Free delivery. ' S7-I81 East
Morrison. V All goods guaranteed.
' Fred Nlklaa today renounoed all alle
giance to Emperor William of Germany
and to all other foreign-potentates to
become a cltiaen of the . United States.
Niklaa took out bt papers In the fed
eral court. He baa lived in Portland
sine 1SI and Is an upholsterer at I0
Fourth street ' . ' ' V ; . : "
- Article 'of Incorporation of tha tn
vestmsnt company of Oregon were filed
In tha office of the county clerk thl
morning by William A. Bants, Louis- O.
Clarke. J. L. Hartman and H. H.
Northup. They- will deal la real estate
and Investments... Capital stock, 115,000.
Suit for dlvoroe has been filed In 'the
circuit court 'by France T. Roberta
agalnat Horace O. Roberta; charging de
sertion, beginning In December, 1104.
They war married at Kinsley, Kanaaa,
tn March, 1890. Oeorge F. Martin ap
pears as attorney for Mrs. Roberts.
Bchuylenrun A Co., formerly at 11 T
commercial building, have now moved to
rooms It, SS. 10 and T Lebbe building.
Owing to the large Increase In business
ths firm had to seek larger quarters.
They are now prepared, to meet all the
requirements and needs of their patron.
Concrete Construction Co., .T01 Cham
ber of Commerce, manufacturer of
concrete stone blocka. Contractors for
all kinds of cement work. Tel Main 110.
Watches, diamond aad Jewelry on
easy paymsnts; 11 down, too a week.
Don't go without a good tlmepleo.
Metager A Co 111 Sixth street .
Ticket for Dr. Bill' laat lecture on
"Illustrated Bible Lands" -at Swing's
book store, 161 Stark Btreet Friday. No
charge. . j ..-v
The - best . noon lunch ' to be bad In
Portland Is served at ths new Scott res
taurant. Seventh and Ankeny, SB cents.
Milton A. Nathans, at'ty., 200 Steinsr
at. 8an Fronclsoo, Commission prompt
ly executed. Insurance adjusted.
October Ladles' Home Journal dua to
morrow at Carl Jones. 171 Washington,
oorner Fourth, . . .; j
October Everybody's at Carl Jonea. 171
Washington, oorner Fourth street
Acme Oil Co. sella the best ssfety eoal
oil and fins gasoline. Phone Esst 111.
Woman's Exchange.' 1!J Tenth street
lunch 11:10 to ti business men's luneb.
--I. . i it tr - ' '
SnVOSB AiTM TO PoiflaJTfJ. '
.' On Far for Boamd Trip. -Tha
O. R- 'A N, and Southern Paclfle
have announced that, accoemt the Pa
clflo Northwest convention of commer
cial' bodies to be held at Spokane Sep
tember as, their agents will sell tickets
from all points on their llnea ta Spo
kane and return for one fare fpr tha
round trip, tlcketa -to be on sale Sep
tember ta and 14. Tha rate from' Port
land will be 111 10. Tickets at city
ticket office. Third .and . Washington
street. ......... )....
a , i . . . ,
j' Preferred Skeck Oaaaed oeds.
. Alien A Lewir Vest Brand. . . .
TWO opera' singers avho are
. WINNING PRAISE IN PORTLAND
Miss Mabel Day and Carl Haydn
Singing Their, Way Into Hearts
of Local PJaygoersr-"-'"
In the" Stewart opera company there
are t least two people who have won
their 'way into the heart of Portland
playgoers. ' They ar Carl Haydn, tha
tenor, and Mtsa Mabel Day, the prima
donna. - -'
Haydn has been her before. On hla
flrat appearance Sunday night ha wa
given an ovation and several bushels
ot flowers. - The ovations and flower
Mm
DAY.. 1
have contlnned nightly since that time.
Haydn has won the right to them by
giving tenor solos that are a delight to
the ear. --He has. a captivating stage
presence, good facial expreasloa and
he does not make aa agony out of hi
music Also, be can act a little. His
voice, is rich and pure . and - he take
th high notea easily., v -
Miss Day, on th other band, la un
known to Portland.-. But Sunday night
th audience realised before aha had
been upon th stag five minute that
IT'S SLABI700D TO
THE CELLAR
Streets Are No Lonser to Be
" Pressed Into Service as
Drying Pans. r '
FUEL TRUST GETS NO :
v SPECIAL PRIVILEGES
Mayottkeaeto-CoolThough
Nine Councilman Caat Votea Fa
vorinf Obstruction of Straeta for
Forty-Two Day. ''
Because five councilman voted to sus
tain th mayor vsto ef th ordlnaao
Which- he declare grant special privi
leges to the slabwood trust th meas
ure waa loat In the-council yesterday,
for the nine men who tried to pasa it
over th veto did noA constitute a two-
thirds majority. .
When th veto message waa read
there was no discussion as expected.
The vote wa taken at once aa follow:
Tea Annand. Beldlng. Bennett Dun
ning. Gray, . Masters, Menefee, Preston,
Will.-' No Kellaherr Kushltgh V Sharkey,-
Vaughn, Wallace, r Absent Shep
herd. " ,
"Th ordinance Is not pasaed." said
th mayor, with a trace of satisfaction
In hi voic. .v
Annand had Introduced the ordinance
and declared it -was for th benefit of
householders, - who wanted to let fire
wood stand- on the curb for a few weeks
until It dried.'. Six week was allowed
for the drying process. ' At the last
meeting Annand and Mayor Lane had
an altercation over the application of
the meaeure, the .executive saying very
positively that M. C. Banfleld, th head
oenter of the slabwood .trust would be
the man to. profit moat by its passage.
Ruahligbt and other member voted
with the mayor becauss of the. num
berless complaint of th people In their
wards against uie plies ox siaowooa
which obtsruot tne street.
In his veto message th mayor sug
gested that an ordinance be passed
prohibiting dumping -of slabwood Into
gulches, and It I possible that such a
measure will soon be Introduced. It
was apparent at th last meeting that
the slabwood trust had it friend In
th council and these will oppose any
uch action. . . :. .- - :,,..
C E. Kayser, for two year and a
half editor of th Naohrlchten, tlf Ger
man newspaper, has realigned hla . po
sition to engage In th real estate busi
ness. Mr. Kayser l a onmant writer,
and under hia administration th Naoh
rlchten attained a very enviable reputa
tion among 'th German population of
the northwest.1 ,
Restaurant
COB, - nrxmo Airs
covers
STS.
draw day Axrn via vr.
dinner from It a. m. p. m. '
Preach Pea Soup (Pre with. Meal).
rbettao Salad "Mayemaalae". .. A .15
Baked SUllba with Brown Sanoa.154
OatfUh lRe. Base Olamo. . . . .. .15
rtismtfl Iilttl Meek Clams 204
Bam Bocks with Cabba-..., ,k..80e
Baagartaa Ooulaah ; . , : . .'. .20
Pickled kuBt'i Toag-ae (rotaao
) 204
Short Bib Beef with Sweet Po- a
tatoe ........204
Beef Steak Ft, TpxaUy Stylo...... JK4
OhU Co Can 164
VSaaa valp mm avaivH. w.aai .wam gt
. Saao . 20
Beef iwwwiui Ttfnaaiti ,.u,..iif
Apple. Oobtor with Win Sno..,.lS4
Sid Order Apple Coble ...v. 6
Oofr, Broad aad Butte aa4 JTotatoe
;v- . . arltA tA aaaalaa .... . .,
:.:f-r..;.:,::-;--; 4 "
v i CARL- ' .
.'.:r.. 4 InAYDCK . '.
she could sing. - Also, sh can act Com
bining these two qualities she gives a
performance that has much to do with
the success of th Stewart opera com
pany. Her solo ar particularly rich,
while her work with the chorus 1 Just
worthy of mention. .Her vole pop
way up in th file somewbere and re
tain Its -purity while 'doing it. ... - .
"A person's voice,", says Miss Day,
'reflect a person' feelings at th time.
That is why I always try ta avoid any
thing disagreeable. There 1 little fric
tion -. in our-ompanyrT-That -1 why
everyone sing so happily. One cannot
sing If an angry mood Is on, "It Is like
laughing after partaking of a sodden
dinner." ' !-.. .. . '.' - , i.
William O. Stewart has a' good bari
tone voice, only he doesn't 1st it out as
much aa he might. And the chorus.
wnicn oacks - up these principals, la a
good one and knows hgw to sing. ' But
it 1 the work of Haydn and Miss Day
that contributes to the worth of the
aggregation as they have shown In
"The Two Roses" and tn Dorothy." . f
- John Cort had an eye 1o business
when he contracted theae people. If he
always peddles out artist of thl cal
iber the, public will peddle out the
money. ' . , ;; . .. .- -... .
mm
SU017ED UNDER
HeroloFlght to. Revoke Fourth
Street Franchise Is Fin-
rl": . -":: "y Lost. . ;
PROMISES TO TAKE j.;
;v OFF HEAVY TRAINS
Southern Pacific Attorney Givea Aa-1
aurahca of Partial Abatement of
Nuiaanca and Council Plgeon-Holca
Resolution of Paopfe'a Champion. -
'Promised by W D. Pen ton that the
Southern Paclflo would taks its freight
and heavy paasenger. trains' off .Fourth
street because of the expense of hauling
them up the tremendous grade, a ma
jority of the council yesterday- after
noon voted th Vaughn ordinance re
pealing the "perpetual" franchlae of the
Harrlman line Into a deep niche on the
top ahelf, after two hour of reverberat
ing oratory by the friend and foe of
th Southern Pacific . .
Vaughn stuck to his color through
thick and" thin, and Bennett Kellaher
and Rushlight voted with him.
. Masters, as chairman of the Judiciary
committee, algned a report recommend
ing that th Vaughn ordinance be post
poned. Vaughn presented another re
port recommending that it be passed.
Tha committee wa thus spilt even, as
Shepherd 1 out of th city and accord
ing to his previous statements, will not
vote on any measure affecting the Har
rlman system, r - . ,
Taagfca Kaks Strong Plea.
"If we have the Southern Pacific In
our power, aa Mt. Masters suggests, is
It good policy to .let up on them now?"
cried Vaughn. "Should we have a gov
ernment of the Southern Pacific, by the
Southern Paclflo and for the Southern
Pacifier He declared that the promla
of bringing the -weat aid trafflo into
Portland over the east side was eld and
bent with the weight of years. He said
ha had been told defeat lay In wait for
him, a he waa a Democrat ,
"Tour" talking politics; keep to the
gubject," Interrupted Beldlng.
Vaughn finally produced the monster
petition from property owners, asking
that the franchise be revoked and term
ing the train on Fourth street as a
nuisance. - He called it th moat Im
portant petition ' over filed with the
council. .'.) - -
Sharkey said he could get people to
sign a petition that Vaughn be hanged.
Masters declared the Industrie of th
southern part of the city would euffer
if th train were driven off Fourth
street1' Gray wanted a definite promise
from the railroad and Judge Fenton
waa given th floor. . .: .
'--jreaton Explains.
. '"The company does not. wish -a law
suit" said he. "But If yau pas thl
ordinance with th underatandlng that
th train ar atlll to , operate over
Fourth atreet you simply Invite u to
break the law and at any time w could
arrested for trespaa. unde th
state law of 184)4 there Is no question
that this franchise Is Irre vocable ex
cept by the consent Of theolty and the
company. This case would have to go
to the Supreme court . of th-. United
State. i ' "
"A to electrifying th Fourth atreet
line, it ta Imposslbls to make any defi
nite promise. There I but 44).loa horse
power available anywhere in thl region
and all that la being used now. More
power must be developed before It I
possible to operate suburban traine by
electricity on Fonrth atreet and out to
Hlllsboro." . .
Vaughn tried to answer Judge Fenton
several times, but at last th heavy ma
jority which had determined to vote a
th Harrlman system desired, regard
lee nf what Vaughn might Bay, got th
adoption of the Masters report before
tha council, Tha vote waanee Aa-
VAUGH
Siyle
Qanlily
Appearance
Combine;
ThIi Hat
; The choicfe of t all
particular dressers
Fall Styles Now On Display
WE ARE SOLS PORTLAND AGENTS
FOR THE8B CELEBRATED HATS
ti
. jdlY
... M, A '
'OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE
AS TO VALUE KONE DO
nand, Beldina, Dunnlna, Gray, Masters,
Menefee, Preston, ' Bharkey, Wallace,
Wills. 1 No Bennett, Kellaher, Rush
llght, Vaughn. - Absent Shepherd. . -.
LAUSDRYf.lEH DF NORTHWEST
TO HOLD COHVEHTlOa
Pendleton It to Entertain Num
ber orViltor From Thre
Political Divisions. .
Two carload, of launBrymen left
Portland last - night - for Pendleton to
attend convention of 7 lsundrymen
from Wa ah Ing-ton, Oregon and British
Columbia, 1 The laundrymen ' had "been
Catherine in Portland for several days
and comprised some of th beat known
men In th business. Adolph Bernard
of Chicago, prealdent of the Laundry-
men' National association, has been tn
Portland aevsrat days, lie arrived here
from Alaaka where he baa been amend
ing the summer, and after the Pendle
ton convention will go to Denver to at
tend the annual meeting ot th National
association. -- -'v .
Mton well known In th laundry sup
ply business have also been In Portland
for several day and left last night with
th delegation for Pendleton. Among
th best known ones were William K.
Cumback, manager of th Troy Laun
dry Machine company, the pioneer steam
laundry people, ana 4. Aiongnt, repre
senting the J. B. Ford company of Wy
andotte, Michigan, aald to be th
largest alkali company In th world.
Many of Portland a -laundrymen ten
for Pendleton last night. - Among them
were J. D. Daniels of the Vnlted States
laundry, John Tate, Troy; Dick Warner,
Opera houaa: Lewis T. Qllllland.. Union;
R. B. McClung. American. Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Kllbourne of Seattle were in the
Seattle party. In addition to these dele
gates, . there will be many ' from Spokane.-
Tacoma, Aberdeen and other
Washington cities. ' After the conven
tion tomorrow night, the delegates will
go to Walla Walla, where they will be
entertained by the Elk. 1
AD MEN TO HAVE
: PERMANENTHOME
P (- ( .. , MaBMpMSMM -
League Elected W. J. Hoffman
. President at Semi-Annual
U Meeting Last Night. ;
1 .
At lta semi-annual meeting held laat
night the Portland Ad Men' league de
cided to establish permanent elubroom
at aa sarlv data. Several contribution
were made during the evening to provide
for sultabl ouartere.
Th meeting waa held In the rooms of
the Chapman Advertising bureau. In the
Commonwealth building. The chief busi
ness was ths .election of of fleers for the
coming sla months. The result follows!
W. iJ. Hoffmsn, preeldent; Psul W.
Custer, first vlcs-presldsnt; George
Bates, Second vice-president; Scott Bo
sorth, secretary; W. , Cooper Morris,
treasurer. The eaecutlv committee waa
named a follows: Bury 1. Da sent, H.
C. Whlttler, R. M. Hall. The standing
committee were announced as follows.
Entertainment C C. Chapman. Ed R.
Helllg, N. L. Shafer; rom!erehtp
Oeorge W. Klaer, J. A. Osburn, F. C, Lit
tle. , :- . ' :.- -
. Folowlng th election speeches on the
good of th organisation were made by
various member and 10 applications for
membership were received. Refresh-'
ments wsr provided and th session
closed with Social faaturaa.
WOULD PRESENT
- PAINTING TO TEDDY
Talk of raising a fund In Portland to
purchase Vty Barre Goodwin's 12. BOS
painting of th door ef the Roosevelt
abln is being revived. A number of
Portland art connoisseur and capitalist
ar enthusiastic Over ths ides, and It l
said thst the.provram. If cr' 1 r r
a sugaested. would be one of t -adverttsementa
for. Oregon th
be secured.
Mr. Goodwin has' the plctu -room
In th Portland hotel,
beln inspeotad by aumbers .
to make
t
'ft
311 Morrison SL
OX CAN GIVE EETTEK '
nir Airs ou
Bonht Sold tnd. Eithanged
Hylaiid BroSeY
BOOK EXCHANGE
TABCETU BT, BT. IMT
- -'- AJTS SBOOaTB.
North Pacific College
of Dentistry
One of th laraest and beat eaulpned
Instltutlona. of Ua kind In th entires
West. No dental achool can boast of a ,
better force of specially trained teach
er, who devote their entire time to tbe
Interests of xb students.
Th clinic ar unsurpassed, being In
excess of the' needs ef the students.
Tbe annual session oegins October 1.
For information and illustrated catalog
addreaa tbs dean, -
DR. HERBERT C MILLER,
Portland, Oregon, t " a
ST. HELEN'S HALL
- A girls school of the btgheet.
class. Corp of teachers, loca
1 tlon, .building, equipment ' un
equaled In . the northwest Elementary-
and academic .depart-taenia.--
College course, of. tea
year given. Kindergarten -for
girl and boy under I year of
ag. Kindergarten training elaas
And apeclal departments of mu
sic, rt and elocution. .-
raxii nan aonrs mobtdat,
MFTIHUB X7TS, 1008.
Mi
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FREE! Moving Pictures
Tne nreman a ureara twaiiwa. 1
The Broker Athletic Typewriter.
A Victim of Circumstantial Evldenoe.
Bridget McKenn'a Misfortune. .
Everybody Work But Father. - -Iaeurance
Collector. . , ' . ,
Bridge of Sighs. ' - -
German Warship on Rough Sea a.
. , BUBoellaaeona Other Bubjeota.
Every evening v I o'clock. Bring, th
children Corner Morrlaon and Third
Change of program weekly.
HARIlT 8HCMAN, General Advertiser.
GOOD YONTOFF,
' , COBB CltlBBATX T0DAT AT '
THE OAKS
The Coeey lalaad of ta Weat. Moat Pictnr-aqua
Amuaesteal nwn ro anwirai aw
'u ,: Attraetlve Feataree.
BERT MORPHY
Tfee Ma a Wbe JUj,n te Beat tbe Bead, at
and t I. s.
Udle sad Chlldre rree neat 11 t . am.
Special BS 5 Cents
Interested tn th project. It I pro
posed to buy the picture and send It
to President Roosevelt, to be plaoed on
exhibition In th Whit Houaa The
work show th door of 'the cabin of
Roosevelt' Dakota ranch, aa exhibited
at the Lewi and Clark eipoaltlori. 1'r.
Onodwtn secured a bunch of Ore n
'M.-k, and hung them on the. dnr, i-
hrr with an old e'Tipii
v-"cs In Oreeon .
The. f ii
- t -1 I ' a
lif 1 f1
AiicstMrsi a.
amino paxk,
dormer Taogha aad Tweaty-foarth.
ttrtis.-i, :ixn. "-. '
Fresno vs. Porllcr.J
dame alled at 140 p. sa. dally.
- 0aaae oalled aU p. aa. aaaae; a.
X dies' Day, Friday.
ASMissioaT, aa. .
ORANDSTANn, the, ClUUDBEN, lta
- BOX SEATS, i&o.
lets sa- Tha Halt? Th.wm,
Waafclastas v luvetK Uirn I.
Twi., Bat. atvjhta, BeL JUU "BakelM."
CVCMWt PRICKS rtret 10 rows, hnrer rVwr,
11.60; laat a raws. II. Salceax, TSe aad
BOc. Oaller.r, 85c and 6e.
MATINBB PRirtRiie Im 11.00. ' ,
8eau aeUlac Cnllre JCasaaeaMait at Theatie.
BAKER THEATRE
, Oraaoa Theatre Oe., laiaia.
OBO. U BAKBB, Maaager.'
ykaaat aula 107.
Koaa mt the raaaeaa Baker ateak Oeaipaay.
Xvary Nlbt ThU Week br awUl Arraage-
mat With Ckarlee rrobmae. the
. . - Great Drama of rrvnrh Ufa.
'"""IHl TWO IITTH TAOEAVTS.' .
aatnval k. ml- .-4 ma- ' u..im- ,-'-a
fit. Mattiwe Saturday.
Veatt Week "TUB ' WUDEakTZBA"
empire: theatre
, Fertlaad's Faealar Markeaae.
,' rhea kUla I IT.
Mlltoa W. aoamaa,- Maaarae.
,nunr-Lri,if nm alum Hiwiaf
1 The Great go ale sad Coaiedy Triamph
-On the Bridge at Midnight"
BVEVIKO PHTCE8 e. 3e. kSe and I'M.
MATIN ES- PRKBK 1(V, IV and Saa.
. . W . W-h ' A WlH TAW .
Free
ILLUSTRATED SC.GS
ANI) VIEWS V
Every evenlna I o'clock, . Brina the
children. " Corner Morrison and Third.
Change of program weekly.
HARKT SHU MAN, general Advertiser.
THE (STAR
fkoa Mala Week ef September
IT.
. TUB ALLSS STOCK COMPAKX
Pieeeatiac Owes -Davie' Wall-kaewa Draws
mROAD TO PRISCO"
A Play ef Wea'tora Ufa.
" IfaHae Taeadar. Thoredare, BatnrdaTa
aad gunlTa at 3:15 p. m. Prlrva, 10 an
ceata. Bverf evealn at :1 eckick. . Frleea,
10, ao aed to eaata. '
LYRIC THEATER
. 1 ear AtVafTlfA YBel WW-' m
- im m rrfM-onMdr
- 'The .-v.'-- '':,
QreenaQyed
iVlonster
I2C THBBB ACTS. , ' ,
ne Grand
Mr. Walter Beemer
aad Hie Janlla Girl.
a a
Ldw-r4a
Week ef Sept. IT.
' . rax khuo
ka Hoo4
Bnrke Vrline
Haras Adoll
Bbutar Harelt Itarf
eimaaiaoepe
Prlcae Matlneee. 10c . ta aU eeab axr.pt
bovae. - Rvenlua. "., ipr. 30r. bos mu
"r. ferforgnnrea T:3". 15 . 01.
HOTEL 1
JEFFERSON
San f3rnclacoaB
L.cadlns Hotal
Situated corner ' Gough and Turk
treeta, facing Jeffereon Park.
Two block from Van Ness av.,
the present ahopplng district.
Car llnea. transferring to any
part of the city, paaa the door.
Largest and newest hotel In Ban
Franclaco, having, been construct
ed lea than two years ago. . Haa
every modern convenience; iat
outalde rooms, single or en suite;
100 private baths. Newly fur
nished and reopened August
American plan $1 a day and up.
European olan $1 SO a day and up.
Hotel automobile or. amnlbua'
meets all trains and .steamer.
Wlr or. writ for reservation
StwartBarkr Co.
"(John Q. Barker, formerly pro-,
prletor Hotel Colonial.) ,
Hotel Eaton
COB. MOBBIBOB ABB WXI1 VABX BTB.
NEW
Baadeeswlr faralaked. eletastty eiitvsa4.
ateyteef. ave aslaatae walk rroea keart et
akepptnc aad bualaeae etatrtet. aU lara.
air, eateMe reeaae. steeaa kin4 eleetri
Hikta. telepboae Is each a part Met. at.
Laree erSeae, loaaflB. saftoklns. wrltla.
ladle receprlM par lore. Beeaae teata
bv well ee tlbenai .
Prtvate eaaalkBS uets tratss aad staswwa
RoomM $I.OO to $3.00 a Day
festal Bate ta Oeauaetetsl Haa.
HBB. MAS EATOB, ; .
irersMriy ef Botes rtapatk, aaksaal
Hotel , Imperial
951 EUy St. : ;
Oae Bleak freat Tea Bees AaaSh
: ; SAN FRANCISCO
EUROPEAN PLAN .
"rtrcrato LioHTa ttw htut
AUTAI0KI TiXlfHOKia
. BZU. ;
E.S.DEV.CLrE,Prc?rk!5r
' Blectrie .Care Blreet fteaa leery.
LILY DENTAL CO.
TKt VAIBXEBt BXBT1ITA
Tk One-BiUed OMo Koeatea
at
laird aad (Ivwa
BUreet.
We w eel' t'rm
Vlaaa ei.i't .. -werfc
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mn4 f.f M -jmir
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