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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING. OCTOBER . IWW.
Town Topics
If you are contemplating pUno lee
sona, read ada in Muaical under Buei
neaa Directory of The Journal classified.
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been tranaferred to Ruaaell M Brookm,
headauartera at Capitol Drug Store, 404
State atreet, phone Meln 107. and all
changes, new aubecrlptlons and com
pnjta will receive prompt attepUon.
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Grand "TV"
' Butt to Quiet the title to 116 lota In
the Seventh Street Terrace addition waa
begun In the circuit court yeaterday
afternoon by Attorney H. K. Sargent for
the Terrace Height. Real Batata com
pany. Thla involvea the title to elmoet
the entire heights where the big electric
algn. "I06," atood during the fair. The
defendante are the O. R. N. Co.. Rich
ard Nixon, Agnea Nixon, C. Hanaen.
Kate Hanaen. William A. Lewie, lea
belle B. Lewie, Arohblahop Alexander
Chrletle, the Portland Truat company,
n., T Mb a Tmet nflmunv. Kate
L Oove, C. A, Oove, Sarah J. Hendereon
and the Seventh Street Terrace com
pany. The plaintiff aaka the court to
Vit the ituf.niUnti have no in-
tereat In the property, and that -they be
reatratned from asserting any cwm
to It.
Jack Harrison, a well-known automo-
blltat, waa arreeted lafct night by ra
trolman Peterson on a charge of run
nlng hlg machine In exceaa of the apeed
limit The alleged Infraction or ine or
dlnance occurred at Sixteenth and
Savler etreete, and the policeman claims
that by the aid of his watch he wai
able to aat the exact tlma of the auto
According to the bluecoat the machine
waa traveling at IS mllea an nour at
the time. The caae will be heard In the
municipal court tomorrow morning.
W. C. McBrtde, genra; agent of the
Denver & Rio Grande, has returned
from a trip eaat and south. .He visited
the Whits river country In A r Kansas
which the Missouri Pacific la exploiting
as a sportsman's paradise. Hla view
of the Mississippi river, seen at St.
Louis, waa not Inspiring in comparison
with the Columbia, and he waa some
whet disappointed. One of the beat
citlea vlaited waa Memphis, now a city
of 200.000. and the largest Interior cot
ton market.
Samuel end Louie Freedman, who
were convicted in the municipal court
laat Friday on a charge of constructing
a wooden building in the fire limits,
were fined 125 each thle morning, by
Judge Cameron. Notice of sppesl was
given by their attorneys and the case
will be tried again In the circuit court.
The Portland Presbytery will meet
Mondsy afternoon at I o'clock at the
Bprlngwater Presbyterian church. Mem
bers will go to Betacada on the electric
car and will there be met by private
oonveyencee'and carried to Bprlngwater,
four eailee dtotasrt-. The seawton will
continue throughout Tuesday.
Penney Bros.' Friday Special Five
bargains in wine, 11.10 grade whit or
red. port, sherry, muscat and sauterne,
at $1 per gallon; the J. W. Harper
whiskey, regular 14.60, at IS SO per gal
lon, Friday only. Phone Beat 287. Free
delivery. 379-881 Eaat Morrison.
Or. A. A. Morrison returned leat night
from Illinois, where he attended the
consecration of Blahop Scaddlng to the
Bptscopal diocese of Oregon. Blahop
Scaddlng will arrive in Portland Octo
ber IS, and will officiate at the conse
cration of Trinity church October 14.
Wanted A bright and intelligent lad
about II years of age that wants to
better hie position. Muet be a good
talker. Address H 100, care Journal,
and atate salary expected. Good pros
pect. M ,
In the circuit court thle morning Roy
Wilson and Howard Palmer, youni
negroee, pleaded not guilty to the charge
of stealing a coat and veet from Bteln
bach'a etore. They will be tried October
1 and 17.
The Conoslldated Dock company,
which prior to thle date haa been
nneratlnar the Irvine dock and the Co
lumbia dock No. 1. has been dissolved
and the two docke will be run separately.
' civic Improvement. Don't litter your
street with wood. Burn coal. We "de
liver it In your baaement. Independent
Coal A Ice company, aucceaeor to
Holmes Coal 6 ice company.
Tour Byee Bxamined Free. We are
still selling eyeglaaeea at 11.00. A per
fect fit guaranteed. Metsger 4k Co.,
Jewelers and opticians, ill Sixth atreet.
We serve the beet noon lunch in
Portlend for 15 cents, at the new Scott
restaurant. Seventh end Ankeny. Grill
room ssrvlee at popular prices.
After deliberating 10 minutes a Jury
In Judge Fraaer'e department of the
Circuit court yesterday afternoon de
clared Mike Potato rullty of a statutory
charge on complaint of 10-year-old
DR.ANDREW SMITH
IS
HONORED
Reelected National Committee
man From Oregon to the
United Irish League.
WILL HOLD POSITION
FOR TWO YEARS MORE
Position It One Much Coveted by All
Irishmen in America Who Are!
Working in the Interests of the
Home Rule Question,
Dr. Andrew C. Smith of this city haa
been reelected national committeeman
from Oregon to the United Irish leagus,
which la now holding its annual con
vention In Philadelphia. Dr. Smith has
finished serving one term aa national
committeeman, having been elected pre
viously at New York. He will bow
serve for two yeara more. The office
of national committeeman In the United
.sTsB
Dr. Andrew C. Smith, Who Haa Been
Reelected National Committeeman
of the United Irish League.
Irish league carries with It sn honor
much coveted by the Irlahmen of Amer
ica. The league le an association
formed among the Irish of the United
States, hsvlng aa an object the agi
tation of the home rule question In Ire
land, end the promotion and adoption
of all plana which will aid that oauae.
The entire list of national committee
men Were reelected at the present con
vention. The delegate from Oregon to the con
vention at Philadelphia ta Father E. P.
Murphy, paator of St. Patrick s church
of this city.
TONIGHT IS VERDI
NIGHT AT THE OAKS
D'Urbjuao'e band have selected tonight
ss "Verdi'' night et The Oaks. The
program Is an exceptionally beautiful
end Interesting one and Includes thai
following:
March "Aide" Verdi
Overture "Nebuchadnetsar" Verdi
Famoua Terset from opera "Attila"..
Verdi
Solos by Slgnorl dl Fablo. Macarlo
and O. OtullL
Prelude Scene. Song end Quartet Act
III "Rlgoletto" Verdi
Solos by Slgnorl dl Fablo, O. dl
Fulvlo, Macarlo and C. dl Fulvlo.
Brlndlsl "Travlate" Verdi
Potpourri "Trovatore" Verdi
Solos by Slgnorl dl Fablo, G. dl Ful
vlo. Macarlo and O. Olulli.
Chorus- "Lomberdl" Verdi
Fantasia "Ernanl" Verdi
Solos by Slgnorl Macarlo and C
dl Fulvlo.
Tomorrow night, will be "Wagner"
night, and Sunday night a requeet program.
Mabel Oaae. At the ft rat ballot the
Jury etood 11 for conviction of the of
fense ss charged snd one for conviction
of aaaault. Without argument the Jury
took a second ballot. Which resulted in e
vote for conviction. Potato will be sen
tenced next week.
Watches, diamonds and Jewelry on
eaey payments; $1 down, 80c a week.
Don't go without a good timepiece
Metsger A Co.. 111. Sixth street.
Swimming pool. Bteam and tub
bathe. All for II cents. Separate apart
ments for ladlee. 207 Third, between
Taylor and Salmon.
November All Story, November Peo
ples. At Carl Jones'. Fourth and Wash
ington. Acme Oil Co. sells the beet safety coal
oil end fine gasoline. Phone Beet 7s.
Woman's Bxchsnge. Ill Tenth atreet,
lunch 11:10 to 8; buelneee men'e lunch.
Wllholt Mineral Water. Elmer J. Wel
lace, Agt., 188 Id St Tel. Paclflo 1888
Solicitors wented. 628 Lumber Exchange.
LHsaVMaaHeK SHHsBsMsMsvBsV
Now is the time for ell the little folks
to start on the road to financial inde
pendence. For any child of any age
from one day to twelve yeara
we will start an account with a deposit
of 50 cents. You add $4.50 to this
that will make $5.00 aa a starter,
and this money will begin to earn inter
est. Don t let this opportunity pass it
will lead to a college education for your
son or daughter . or provide the mesne for
establishing a business of their own. Only $1.00 a week
the account will make over $700 to ten years.
Ceit eat thle md end arias lat with fire deposit.
We Pay 4 Per Cent on"Savlngs Accounts
MORRISON AND SEVENTH STREETS
BassS!
Yesterday marked the commencement of our business In our
atore, after several days of activity In arranging the displays on our
different floors. On the second, thrid, fourth and fifth floors wo are
now showing our new stocks in all grades of Furniture, Carpet,
Drapery, Upholstery and Bedding Departments sixth floor. Crock
ery, Stove and Range Departments in Basement.
BUCK'S
Wood and
Coal Heaters
TSe Complete Line
Now On Display in Our Stove
Department
The meet practical the most attractive the most mod
ern and the most popular line of heaters made. Many
superior features are embraced in the different styles and
sizes for wood and coal features which demonstrate
their superior heating powers and effect s surprising sav
ing in fuel. The Buck's line includes every desirable
size, in air-tight wood heaters, coal heaters and the won
derful Buck's Hot Blast. The latter has fully demon
strated its qualities in perfect distribution of heat and
saving of fuel. In this heater can be used the cheapest
grade of slack or screenings, and give more heat with
less fuel than any other heater. Our stove and range
department is the best and largest in the West, and
our displays here are meet complete. We will place in
your home any size or style of heater on the terms of
$1.00 DOWN AND
$1.00 PER WEEK
BUCK'S
RANGE
We continue our liberal offer to
install in your home either of these
splendid Ranges on the terms of
1 IN THIRTY DAYS AND
1 PER WEEK THEREAFTER.
"Qfe Malleable
RANGE
MORRISON
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TUNNEL BEGINS
Laborers Engaged on River Ter
minus of the Great Brook
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EXCAVATION STARTS
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Estimated That One Year Will Be
Spent in This Work and Two .Years
to Complete Entire Sewer System
Other Eaat Side Notes.
Bast Bide Department
Work on the 1.600-foot tunnel for the
liver terminus of the 8250.000 Brooklyn
sewer wee begun et three, different
points et the same time. At the Rest
Tenth etreet end thle work waa started
by cutttnt the bank from the eurfaee
down to the lowsr level and laylns the
rail for the tramway to be uaed In con
veying1 the excavated material out of
the bore. At the river end of the tun
nel the aame kind of work la being done.
At Beet Seventh etreet, near the cen
ter, a aheft 66 feet deep le being aunk
ee that work can be stsrted from that
point alee. Thle shaft wilt be walled
up to prevent caving and the dirt taken
from the bore will be lifted by steam
elevators. It Is estimated that It will
take a year to bore thla tunnel and line
It with brick. In the meantime, eurfaee
portions of the system will be built.
Unless a scarcity of labor and material
Interferes, It Is thought that the entire
system will be completed In lees than
two years
The Brooklyn eewer Is believed to be
the costliest piece of sewer work ever
undertaken In the northwest, aa ths
total ceet Will go above flSS.ooo. It
covers such e wide sree that $10 will
probably cover the assessment on all
lota that are over 100 feet from the
trunk sewer or any of Its main
branches Councilman Ruahllght Will
Introduce a resolution providing for the
eppolntment of a number of lnepeetors
whose duty will be to make a close In
spection of the work on thle sewer,
thus Insuring a faithful performance of
tbe contract.
fhe Mount Tabor branch of the Home
Training assoclstlon will meet Friday
at 8:80 p. m at Weet avenue sohool
hottse. The psper by Mrs. J. Thorburn
Ross on "Horns Trslnlng and Amuse
ments for Children." Which wee post
poned from the last meeting, will be
heard.
"It Is a mletake, said W. B. Hall, one
of the organisers of the new East Side
Buelneee Men's club, "to suppose that
the new elub waa orgsnleed In opposi
tion to any other eaat aide organisa
tion. It is rsgretteble that such s
thought should hsve been mentioned
On the contrary, our efforts will be di
rected toward assisting other orgsnlse
tlons In building up and otherwise Im
proving thle side of the river."
Membership of the Business Men's
Hub hae eteedlly Increased since Its
temporary organisation, until now It
promises ta go above 69 by Friday
night, when the permanent organisa
tion will be perfected.
The charter roeVbers of tbe elub In
sist thet membership le open to all eaat
aide buslnees men. Irrespective of
whether they belong to other eaat aide
organisations of a similar character.
At the meeting tomorrow night the
committee on permanent organisation
will submit Its report and set forth tbe
objects of the elub. The meeting will
be held In the elub's rooms at Union
avsnue end Eaat Washington street.
The work of driving the concrete
plies for tbe foundation of the Mitch
ell, Lewis a Btaver warehouse on East
Morrleon street baa again been sus
pended. The new eteel cylinder that
wee ordered from the eaat to take the
place of the one abandoned waa so badly
kinked In driving It through the bed
of gravel that tt had to be taken out to
be straightened. Less than one dosen
of these concrete plies have been set
out of 400 required for the foundation
of the building. The prediction Is mads
by those familiar with plledrlvlng In
the sloughs of the eest side that the
nplen of sinking concrete pilee In that
section will have to tie abandonee J ne
assertion is made that, JO to SO feet
below the eurfaee in these lowlands,
there Is a perfect network of huge flr
logs, that renders plledrlvlng there
practically Impossible.
That part of the Union avenue All
between East Washington and Beat Oak
streets will be finished by the snd of
next week. Tbe oontraetore, the Pacific
Bridge company, will then begin mak
ing the till on Union avenue south of
Bast Morrison street. Thle latter fill
extends to Belmont etreet. It le not
expected that aa much time will be re
quired In thle work aa was consumed on
that north of Beat Morrison street. The
entire Union avenue All will be car
ried about one foot above street grade
to allow for settling
Tbe regular bl-weekty meeting of the
Woodstock Improvement elub, eet for
next Saturday night, .haa been post
poned until Friday svenlng, October 18,
when s general rr.eae meeting will be
held at the Woodstock hall. All real,
dents of the district are urged to be
present, aa the Important subject of
free msll delivery for that part of the
city will be the principal topic for dle
cuaslon. fief erred stock Qsnass Oooae.
Allen Lewis- Beat Brand.
For quins results aae She Waa Oet
mne of The Journal.
PUtt
you I don't know where
snsania mas at plattvtllx.
As ws wets oe ting bresktsst this cases la
from TOO
"I em sort? to la
I sat at.
My wife be asehed ear puppy and bee lying
as U dead.
And ihr hleii s china cnipldoe at my poor,
cblr.g head. N
"Oat hired rasa's secreted ta a boi-etall Is1
the barn,
And our furniture 1 looking like s skats ef
tingled yarn.
The rt.ni girl la Seeing as It wet to save
her life
Asd my partner'! daihleg after her Bon risk
ing g knlft.
"Oh. there's bet times here ta Plattvlue set
as ever yen did sse
E'es our rhlckess sow are roosting In ta
tallest apple tree;
Asd I. who've cowed the eeaata end the whole
1 ' S defied
Sit a qnlrerlng Ilk leaflet at this ragtag
woman'! glee."
gay. there' bspplnea and pleesars la s-e1n
lag people's rlothee.
for the humble eeeusetlea ne'er aa tails tbe
lightest woes;
Asd we'll tU ys very frankly that we'4
rather wed a ret
Than beeaas the puny husband of ta faavsu
Mrs. Matt.
UNION l.ll NDRV
"Rome of tbe Staka-Haeted Poll.hr
Tel. Mala 8S8, Seenatd sad Columbia.
JEWISH WOMEN
HOLD MEETING
Council Shows Enthusiasm at
First Meeting of the
Season.
The Council of Jswleh Women held
its first meeting of thla season yester
day afternoon In the Seltlng-Hlrach
building, and the unusually large at
tendance, the wide-awake interest and
the number of new members received,
promisee a year of exceptional activity
and success. The council haa always
been la the lead In the matter of olub
affairs In Portland, devoting much of
Its time to social and philanthroplcal
problem
The new president, Mrs. Ben Selling,
was in the chair and gave a maaterly
address. She spoke briefly of the work
of ber predecessor, Mrs. Sol Blumauer.
who filled the office ee eapably for two
yeere. In apeaklng of tha establish
ment and maintenance of the Neighbor
hood Houee in South Portland, the meet
Ing'of the Bible study classes and the
establishment of a library of Jewish
literature, ehe told what had already
been accomplished and what remained
to be done this year. The work of tbe
Neighborhood House la a great, one
offering opportunities of education,
reading and social advantages to the
poorer class of Hebrews who would
otherwise be denied them. Many of
the women In the council give up whole
afternoons to teach the children to sew,
to entertain them with kindergarten
amusemente and In various waye to
help them to better and pleasanter Uvea.
Another philanthropy In which the coun
cil la lmmedtetely Interested la the fund
for Jewish Immigrant girls which ta
uaed In New Tork for the protection of
euch Ignorant girls who land at
Ellis island without trlenda or relatives
The local society turns over to the New
Tork society a portion of tha annuel
dues.
Delegates were appointed to the State
Federation of clubs which meets In
Portland thle fell, es follows: Mrs. Sol
Blumauer. Mrs. Mfcx Hlrach, Mrs. L.
Samuel, Mrs M BarUh, Mrs. I. Alt
man, Mrs. H. Bertha Myers. Mre. H.
Prager end Mra Alex Berneteln. Mre.
Mark Levy waa made chairman of a
committee to confer with the reprseen
tatlvea of the other clubs concerning the
entertainment of Mre. Sarah Piatt
Decker of Colorado who will be the
guest of honor at the convention.
Mlee Fanrhon Kline reed a paper on
'Current Events" et the meeting and
reviewed the evente of the summer hi
Jewish history In, en eble manner, touch
ing on all the greateet points of Inter
est The program of music waa sa
peclally good, presenting the talented
Rosencranta family, which haa recently
arrived from Sen Franclaco. Joeef Ro
eencrants. the lT-yeer-old violinist, wee
received with enthusiasm In two num
bers a Pagsalnt concerto, which he
played In hie own transposition, and
"Souvenir d'Amerlque." arranged by his
father, WllhelmJ Rosencranta His
mother played hla accompaniments and
also gave with excellent finish the sex
tette from . "Lecta dl t.ammermoor'
with the left" hend only. A social hour
and a buffet luncheon followed the
program.
Opening Dance
Profeeeor Ketone opening danee to
night. October 4. Arlon hall. Fo or
chestra. Admission. 86 cents, ladles
tree.
Woodard, Clarke
& Company
LEATHERWARE
New Arrivals in Oxford and Kit Bags for Men, Ladies' Handbags,
Suit Cases and Traveling Cases in all the new
Shapes, Styles and Leathers. J
24-inch Leather Suit Csse, double-action lock snd bolts, riveter cor
ners, hand sewed. Regular $6.75 special B5.00
Swell new styles in Ladies' Handbags, handsome frames, new shsdes
in green, gray, tan and white, with inside pocket, new snd popular
back strap. Special Tt))
Exclusive European novelties, just arrived: Handsome Beaded Work
in Purses, Handbags, Card Cases and Opera Bags, dainty shades
and designs, from B2.00 to 8J30.0O
Chain Purses, the new snd novel woven-link Dress Purse, sll shapes
snd designs fl.BO to 8.00
All our Trsveling Cases, fitted complete with toilet snd manicure
sets combined, shaving and'manicure sets combined. 36 per cent
off regular prices for three days only.
Music Rolls, tsn and black special Ts6
Jardiniere Savings
4isaaaN!SBsaH9sa
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Louwelsa and Georgian
Jardinieres
ALL SIZES AND SHAPES
HANDSOMELY DECORATED LIOHT
AND DARK COLORS.
75c value Jardinieres, 4V4-inch. Special
Si .00 value Jardinieres, 7-inch. Special
$1 . 10 value Hanging Jardinieres, 6-inch. Special
$1.25 value Jardinieres, 7 and 8-inch. Special
11.50 value Jardinieres, 8V-inch. Special
$2.00 value Hanging Jardinieres, 8-inch. Special
$2.50 value Jardinieres, 8V4-mch. Special
$4 00 value Jardinieres, 12-inch. Special
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vslue Jardinieres. 3'j-inch Special
value Jardinieres. 5 inch. Special ,
value Hanging Jardinieres, 354-inch. Special
value Jardinieres, 4Vi-inch. Special
value Jardinieres, 6-inch. Special
value Hanging or with Pedestsls. 6-inch. Special
value jardinieres, with Pedestals, 6-inch. Special .
value Jardinieres, 10-inch. Special
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