The Oregon daily journal., January 29, 1907, Page 7, Image 7

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 23. "1007.
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Baker
"Sergeaat Kitty"
....... "Ors"
, ...-"Xon Tonaon"
VeadeTllle
aiupire -.
Oraod v
- Cm
. Lrtt
. ."."Iiwe am! Law"
Tbe Heir apparent"
' Hartmann, who will play at. the
' Kelllg Friday evening, haa made a num
ber of vary- aucceaaful tour of England
-continent anu wit momm ntramr
. artists. .. Before ho sailed for thla tour
of ' America he had been all through
Holland with Harold Bauer and then did
.England thoroughly with that one-time
queen of song, poor Pattt . Tha Hun
garian violinist Is a treat favorfte with
Ms artistic contemporaries on the other
sida and has a bis; reputation to live up
" to on this side. , The ro la no doubt, how
ever, bat that be wfll more than satisfy
the people, for his criticisms from all
parts of the country have been particu
larly laudatory. The recital here on
Friday Is under the direction of TjoIs
Steers-'Wynn Coman, and the seat sale
- opens In the morning. ".
- Following In the footsteps' of the retail
grocers, the master bakers of Portland
rViet last night In the office of the Retail
arooers association in the Allsky bulld
"tng for the purpose of laying plana for
the organisation of an association. Q.
J. Btursman, H. Brammer. Herman Rltt-
man, WUHanr PfslT and -C. B. Merrick
were appointed a committee to frame a
' set of bylaws.. The object of the aaso
elation, as atated last night, is that the
bakers might get together to discuss
trade conditions. There la no Intention
of raising prleea aa a result of the or
ganisation. The bakers will meet again
J .February I to perfect their organisation.
: Tho Methodist Ministerial' association
decided at a meeting .held yesterday af
' ternoon to have a meeting of the Evan-
- gellatlc eommlssloii of the . Methodist
church In, this city some time during
the month of March. The chairman of
the commission. Rev. Dr. - Hendrtckaon
xt New York, and Hugh E, Smith, also
' a ntember of tbe - commission. -, were
t Present. ... y
One hundred thousand dollare ts. tbe
; eapltal stock of a new company which
. filed articles of incorporation today with
- the county clerk. The name of the con
cern la the Modern Mining Machinery
company; tha incorporators are Ira J.
Meirlll.JW.Tl.Itiox.an4JvrNatJkJ
and the principal plaee or business is
Portland. . " "
Members of the Retail Liquor Dealers'
association met yesterday afternoon and
elected Charles Klrchner president of
the organisation. No definite action was
taken on the matter of aaklng'the coun-,
ell to raise the saloon license.' This wilt
probably be decided at the meeting to
held next Friday. . -,''-
Nellie Kaiser, better known as the
Qu(en of Drunks." who has-been a
visitor at Second and Oak street in
numerable times, will spend the next
It days with 'Matron Simmons. : patrol
man Ogg found the "queen" in an ad
vanced state of Inebriety and Judge
Cameron ' sentenced he.
Sealed bids for food supplies wanted
by the Port of Portland during Febn"
ary, 107. win be received at the of-
.flee in eltr hall anttl-noon- of January
SI, 107 - Bids Vaust be made on forms
whloh can be had by applying at the of
fice. John P. Poyle clerk. . :
If yoil are troubled with any nervous
disorder, poor circulation, cold feet or
rheumatism, try a pair of Electropodea
In your shoes. Guaranteed satisfactory
or money " refunded. Albert Bernt, the
druggist. .133 .Washington- St-. ... - -
The argument for a new trial In the
ease of the people agalnat J. W. Reed,
convicted of election frauds, haa been
set for next Saturday.
Portland Academy. The examination
will begin at S:I0 a. m., Wednesday. The
' next term wtll open Tueaday, February
, at I 4S a. m. . . o
Steamer Jessie Harklns for Camas,
Waahougal and way landings dally ex
cept Sunday. Leaves Washington atreet
.dock at 1 p. m. . ,y.
WUholt mineral water and salts. H
J. Wallaoe Agt.,16t Id. Tel. Pao. lit.
Woman's Exchange, lit Tenth street,
lunch J1:J0 to I; business men's lunoh.
' Acme Oil Co. aells the best safety coal
'oil and fine gasoline. Phone Eaat Til.
.j . . -
E. W. Moore, expert photographer.
Elks' building. Seventh and Stark Ste.
i We fit your eyea to glasses for 11.19.
Metsger Co., Ill Sixth atreet, ,
a. U MacOlbboh end wife of Welling
ton Court received a despatch yesterday
telling of the death of Mrs. MacOlbbon's
LET US HELP YOU
Well . do your I washing ' whlls the
storm lasts and all the year If you de
sire It. It's cheeper than to do It your
eelf and saves those backaches, colds
and doctor's bills. . j - " V , , . '
It's aTicnic to Sit By a
Warm Fire
Whlls we launder your linen call at
your home, for It deliver it again
save you all kinds of trouble and worrl
ment , ' J ." '. ..;
Union Laundry
Tel. Main lll. Second and Columbia.
COilIRIOIJIIOIlSOF
ALL SIZES
People of Every Class Will Be So
licited by Workers for Y. ,
w M. C. A. Building. '
BAD WEATHER IS ,
. NO OBSTACLE AT ALL
Tomorrow Night General Committee
Will- Meet, r and Conference of
Leader of the Campaign Will
Jrhea lie Held..::.'. : . . ...
Despite the Ice-covered ' streets, the
crippled telephone and street car service,
workers for the new home of tbe X. M.
C. A. and T. W. C A, are going about
with a seal and energy which leaves no
room for doubt aa to the success of the
committee meeting at the T. M. C. A.
tomorrow night. Every effort possible
Is being made to aasure a complete or
ganisation when the solicitors start their
work nex.t week among the clUsens. .
Tomorrow'a meeting wll he the first
gun of the new movemnt and Its work
wlU be thorough. It will be like a con
ferenoe of generals planning the battle
which their armies are about to engage
In. Every man and woman- will learn
tomorrow night where to go that they
will - not . conflict- with ' other - workera.
They will be asked to offer suggestions
as to the best way-of conducting the
work. ; Eaoh one will be told of the gen
eral, scheme, so that no misunderstand
ing can arise when the - campaign is
once under way.- It will be the training
that - will make them veterans' before
they enter the field of action. ,
Am to the attitude of the publio toward
the new aaaoclation building, tbe leaders
have no fear but that It will ba favor
able. Many persons gained the Idea that
the last campaign did not meet with
popular approval, but that it did la clear,
ly shown when It Is told that more than
COM cltlsens subscribed money - to. the
fund. Hundreds of others did not pledge
themselves because they were not vis
ited by members' of the committee. Thla
will not occur In. the coming campaign
for arrangements have been made so
that every person on the list prepared
last year will be aeen and asked to
subscribe. ..: "V : V;. r.- .--',-
Another evidence that the movement
Is popular is shown by the number .of
working girls Who subscribed te the new
building. Nearly J.000 of these girls
donated suras of money saved from their
wages. All gave In accordance to their
means and, although some of The sub
scriptions were only for IS cents, they
showed the spirit of the girls.
Ths meeting - tomorrow nigh t will be
-called to order by Chairman S.' O.
Reed at t o'clock. A large attendance
is expected and a perfect organisation
in which harmony will be the keynote
will foUow.
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- Exposition Rink Skaters.:. '.z
The inclement weathe - has been re
sponsible for the closing of number
of schools, has had no eXfact on the
Exposition Rink and that popular place
ei ..amusement la running full blast,
providing a comfortable, warm - build
ing for the merry crowds of skaters un
til school convenes again. The Impaired
car servloa has also no effect upon the
attendance.' for -being so centrally lo
cated the Exposition rink Is easily ac
cessible from all parts of West -Portland.
. . I- . - 't : 1
After the regular session this even
tna"wnr occur Ihe "aecond of the stag
night parties. It wlU be a treat for the
masculine patrons of the rink.
SEEKSTO RECOVER CHILDREN
-OF FORMER MARRIAGE
Divorced Woman Romanies and
Now Her Heart Yearns for
"-"Little Ones Shr Hadtosi."
When Roaanna Williams secured a
divorce from her husband, Leigh Wil
liams, a little over alx months ago. aha
consented to the husband keeping th
three small children, who range in ages
from S to I years. When alx months
went by she married again and no
sooner hadhe become a wife onca more
than her heart yearned for . the little
on-a she had lost
Through her attorney, Mrs. Williams,
now Mrs. Segur, has petitioned the cir
cuit court to amend the decree granted
laat July and to award the three chil
dren to her. She alleges thst her pres
ent husband la willing and able to pro
vide for them. Moreover, she declares
that Williams haa not only failed to
aupport the children properly, but that
he-has disobeyed the provisions of the
decree that ho allow their mother to
visit them.
mother at Frederic ton. New Brunswick.
This is especially sad on account of
Mrs. MacOlbbon's long-continued illness.
She will not be able to go east to at
tend the funeral. . ,
For Quality. Quantity and Qulekneaa,
go to Morris' restaurant. . .
All Dr. Watkln's Remedies for sale at
II Qutld avenue. .
Dr. B. C Brown. Eye-Ear. Marquam,
Watches, Diamonds' and Jewelry, tl.00
down, 11.00 a week. Metsger Co.. ill
Sixth 'street , .
15 YEARS OF SUFFERING
FR0F.1 BEEDLE POINT .
Tiny Piece of Steel Traveled
Through Body From Left ' ,
V Foot to Right Ear.;.X:
(JoarnsI SpreUI trrrim. 1
Derby, Jonn., Jan. II. With the ex
traction of the point of a needle from
the ear of Mlas Mabel Bishop of Ivory
ton, the cause of II years of suffer
ing haa been removed. Io lilt Miss
Bishop ran a needle Into her left foot
and In attempting to pull It out the
point was broken off snd remained In
Ihe flesh. A year ago Miss Bishop be
gnn to lose the sense of hearing in her
right ear. Operations failed to give her
relief until today, when Dr. William J.
O'Nell with a powerful magnet drew out
the piece of steel, which is less than aa
eighth of aa inch Jong. .
TOAILIuGrai.
A Little Sound Advice
Will-Help Many
Sufferer In .
Portland
No woman can be healthy and well If
the kidneys are alck. Poisons that paaa
en in the urine when ' the kidneys are
well are retained In the body when the
kldneya are alck. Kidneys and bladder
f et lnflammed and - swollen, crowding
he delicate female organs nearby and
sometimes displacing them. Thla is the
true cause of manv bearlnr-down pains,
lameness, backache, sideache, eto. Trie
poisoning also causes headaches, disiy
spells, languor, nervousness and rneu
matio pain- .
When suffering so, try Doan's Kidney
Pills, the remedy that curea sick kid
neys, - -iron- will get better aa the kld
neya get Detter,' ana heaitn win return
when the kldneya are well, I.et a Port
land woman tell you about Doan's Kid
ney nus. .
Mrs. T. 3. O'Brien of o Eaat Ninth
street north, Portland, Oregon, eaya:
"Time hus not changed my opinion of
Doan's Kidney Pills. I gave this rem
edy my endorsement In- 1I0S. and am.
giaa to repeat my recommenaaupa er it.
A member of our family found great
relief through using Doan s Kidney puis.
and since then several of my neighbors
have tried tnem with equally good re
sults. We are always glad to tell about
tbe merits of the remedy." .
For sale Ty all dealers.-lrice 60 cents.
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York.
sole agents for the united states.
Ramember the name DOAN'S and
take no other. - -
LOWER SALARY FOR
Council Will Not Allow Full
Chiefs Pay Unless He Is Per
.' - manently Appointed... '
SALARIES OF SEVERAL r -.
EMPLOYES ADVANCED
Civil Engineers and Sower Laborers
'"Receive Raise, but ConncUmen
- Must Keep on Working for Same
Stipend,. Despite JSharkejr. . i-,-
' With the exoeption of the appropria
tion of an additional few thousands for
Increased salaries, tha budget proposed
by the ways and means committee was
adopted by the council yesterday after
noon. The only portion of the ordinance
that caused any serious disturbance
was that allowing the salary of Acting
Chief of Police Grttsmacher for the
month of January, but providing that
after the first of February no salary
ba paid to the- head ot the department
unless ne te appointed as permanent
cniei.
Councilman Belding said that the act
ing enter was not required to furnish
any bond, and he believed he should
not be paid the salary of a regular
chief. Rushlight moved that an appro
priation lor the salary of a regular
chief be made, but the motion was defeated.-
only Kellaher. ..ushllght. Shar-
key ana-Vaughn voting for- It,
Five amendments to the l section of
the ordinance governing the engineer's
office were made by aa many council
men in as many minutes. A sixth was
proposed and -a substitute for that
sixth- and an amendment to that sub
stitute and an amendment to the amend
ment to tha amendment to tho substi
tute came so rapidly that Councilman
Masters blushlngly aaked Councilman
Shepherd if be knew where the author
of the amendments to Jefferson's man-
ual could be found. In enswer Shep
herd whispered aa Inquiry to City En
gineer Taylor as to the State of his
salary and .his expectations of a raise,
Xota U Council. ' '
1 would like a raise for some of my
men." answered Mr. Taylor, .with , a
laugh. . - 7 . ' I
"The eonncilmen ought to get a raise,
too." said Shepherd. r -
"Tou bet,",, said Sharkey. "I - move
that we be raiaed about 10 centa a
month." x . -
Sharkey failed to get a second and
his motion went to tne wasre basket.
. "Ton had better dispose of one mo
tion at a time," said Mayor Lane.
Then about five councilman claimed
precedence for their -motions, but all
were set aright by City Auditor Devlin
and the motion adopted In regular or
der. -.'.-.. .-
The increases in the engineer's office
were not very great. - Belding moved
that all the civil engineers be raised to
tlSO a month, the aalary of tho chief
deputy under the charter, but only $145
was allowed. The vote on the raise was
a tie and Mayor Lane oast a negative
ballot. . r '
The vote on the proposed increase of
salaries of sewer laborers of from II. SO
a day to ITS a month also went to the
mayor for the decisive ballot This
time he voted in ths affirmative.
- Kellaher opposed the increase fa the
office force and the salaries in the
auditor's office, but he could not find
a second. Sharkey believed the depu
ties In the auditor's office worked
harder than the clerks Of any ether de
partment. As amended, the ordinance was fin
ally passed, only Belding. Gray. Kella
her and Master voting1 against It.
Preston was absent. . - ..
PERSONAL
' Rev. Dr, J. Blocb snd wife have taken
apartments at ths Elton Court.
tlXIi
Hoy
NEVER FAILS TO STOP YOUft
BAIR FROM FALLING OUT
"Ahnnt months a eft I had an at.
tack -of measles and. about half of
my hair cam out. i bought a bot
la nt It AIR HEALTH, and after
one application my hair stopped fall
ing and Is now in nn condition.
HAIR HEALTH is th finest HA IB
TONIC I tw heard of."
ANNA MILLER. Clayton. WU.
50c at All DrDSSlsls
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V ; V ; U. S. GOVERNMENT-INSPECTED MEATS.
SOUTOWKT C0IMR FffiST Aim ALDER STOEETS Phone Main 3014
Wholesale and RelalL ' We Bay Direct and Save, Yon Ihe Middleman's Prollls
Our Prices Are
Sirloin Steak, pound ; . vr. ; ... . . . v 10c :
Shoulder- Steak,- pound - .- .- 7c -Shoulder
Roast, pound .... ... . vi . , 7c
Boiling Meats, pound ....;..... 4c
Mutton, Chops, pound 10c
Mutton Stew, oound . . . ... 5c '
WE KEEP OUR WORD. OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT. y:;v:ii.
ExposiUbnRinli
' lttk amd Waahlngtea atta.
ROLLER SMTKG
- gkate at the Comfortable Bxpo
sltloa JUalu
tbjjk mat aooo mmo
. 1111 XATB.
esetena Homing. Afbaraoom mmA
. , - Svealae?. -
Admission 10c Skates 25c
badtea aad OnUarea Admitted
. rree Attexaeoaa and Bvemtoga.
CAKHOT BUY HEAVER FROM
' AN AUCTIOHEER
William Edgar Cell Descants to
Audience at tha White
; - . Temple.
While laat nlgbt seemed an Impossible
one for services, a fair number of peo
ple were In attendance at tha - White
Temple to hear William Edgar dell.
Those present were well ropald for their
effort and many declared the atralght
goepel talk of Mr. Oetl to be the best
of his series,. He spoke la part as fol
lows: ' -.
"I want to blase a track for you from
the place where you are to Jesus Christ.
Do you know how to become a Chris
tian? Tou aay. Id the first place, I
must give u up everything for Christ.
This Is a mistake, and It Is not true.
fto man gets heaven by giving np any
thing. - Do you think to make a bar
rain for eternal lifer Will yon be
saved on the exchanger Tou eannot
make a barraln with ood for. the love
of Christ. Heaven Is not for sale. It
Is not to be bad at auction. Neither
la heaven to be had by giving tip of the
bablt of drink, or 'of swearing, or of
gambling. But; you say, I must surely
give up pleasure and the 1 pursuit of
oleasure. I anawer. you might give up
all the fun the race has ever known of.
and you would not be saved because of
that. Men have gotten it Into their
heads that heaven Is not purchasable
commodity. A. man la not saved by
giving up. He Is saved by taking up.
The process Is not negative, but posi
tive." t Meetings ere held eaoh afternoon at
the First Christian church and oh
evening at the White Temple. In which
Mr. Geil speak. Theee will- end with
Wednesday night, but on Thursday and
Friday nights at tha White Temple air.
.'.',.".:'
6th AND WASHINGTON STREETS
Our 29th Annual
Closes Next Saturday
Let Nothing Interfere
With Your Clearance Plans
The Tine Is
Not
. Pigs'! Feet,
Soup Bone,
ask for
Butter-Nut Bread
"... .....v .-v "- : -
- Say the name plainly
and accept no substitute. v
5 cents v
per loaf
When yoa want tomethlnjc entlrel
new In fancy cakes, visit oar down
-town store, 143 Third street.;
AUTOMOB1LBS ,
HOWARD M. CQVEY
"J.;.;. .''-" V'' ' Areas - ' : ',
nuoi mi AJtmow, x.oookobzxa. cascl&ao
. AaTO XJfOX.
ltor exrrunu oaozuao nr rrooz.
Teasporaxy Ziooatloa Olab' Oarage, nrteeatk aad Aide.
Oell will deliver hie famoua travelogues
"Cannibals: Before and After," and
"Through Pigmy Land."
" Ditch Company Incorporate.
' '(flpeclsl Dlspstch' to'Ttas Joora.l.)
' La Grande, Or., Jan. t. Articles of
Incorporation of the Imbler Ditch com
pany have been filed la the office of
the county clerk. The Incorporators are
LOldenberg, R. Logan and B. F. Parr;
capital stock, K.Ooo. . -
Mrnnonlte Chnrch at Prlnevllle.
Prlnevllle, Or.. Jsn. !. A rharch Is
being tratit by-th Mennonlto brethren
on the Frank Hunter homestead on Opal
prairie. It wM ooit about IUO0O, in-
Night
v..
V 1.
Raised
Pork Chops, pound -v. . . ...... . . . U2c
" Loin PorkTpound 777I'7iT7i7Tf . . .".TJ Sc
Spare Ribs, pound .. . ... i'ia;.12c
poundTT
r-;5c
pound , . ...... 2c
ataU
grocers
FITGUARANTEEDSl.e
EXPERT OPTICIATf S
MyZOER aCQ. Ill 5IXTH.5T.
- Nt AW wiHnlNfiTON
eluding furnishings. It, will be finished
by rebruary la.
AHusrjtraT.
THE
DIG WHITE CHIEF
WILLIAM EDGAR CEIL
Delivers Two Oreat
"Travelogues"
, ' Thursday, t p. m.
CAWWTBAI.a BTTOmi Aaro
. ATTliaV. ....
" Friday, p. m.
U FIOKT Z.AVO.
Admission for both free. Re
served seats for both, too and II.
On aale at T. M. C. A,' and White
Temple. 1 .
Sale Tomorrow 10 A. II.
IIEILIG THEATRE
VIOLINIST
FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 1, 8; 15
PRICES 13.80, $100. 10, tLOO, 7(0.
Boxes $12.80.
Direction aX)Is Bteers-Wyhn Coman." "
wJSis.los HE1LIG THEATRE
Last Time
Ihsmm ViclnV
The Dslnty Lyric Cnmedlsass,
UKI.KN BT HON, - .---'.
Is We Mllltsry tomle Opera
. "SEttGIAVT KITTT.''
Trnwfnl Miwte fretty Olrls Foa.
PrleM Se to. .30. Beat selUng at theatre.
Mala laOT.
Tbestre Co
Baker, Mgr.
Third an Tsmhtll gtreeta. '
BMtwVl Weji aanraniv iwn virlrgTtava
IV'ivn i, iVK-airmm, aha' vv r -jusl
-MIOHT AND WEDtrZaDATXATlXEC. -
im MoSIillea Urdwmjr a MiUlul Vraasa,
"OReaoN"
A Til. ef the UlXorltal Ola Kmlsraat Trail -
ef tbe Ptoseere. firt Time en Aay Stag.
Under tbe Dlrtcfloe of Jotta Bauipuna and
Arthur MsekW-
EVK.NINU FBICF8 Psrqoet, 11.80; Psrqoet
iirci. j; usKociT. -iirat e rows, sue.
- nwe.- SSc; ttauery, XV: Bus Heats, fi.
- MATINEB Lower .floor, &Oc Balcucj. 1M
' asd 2.V.
ThuradaT. Tridar. gatardar aa Batardav STatf-
aee, by tlpeclal Rngunt of Hnnilreds ot Pstraus,
suivusu,"
Bernlsr Baker Price Mmu. SSe. SSe sag
50c; Matinee. Idc an4 8!Ve.
IUT WEJLa. "IT I will ma.-
iil Empire Theatre
Pbeee
UT.
atUtoa W. teamaa. afaaater. -
Tmlc1itand all Week, Matlsera Wednesdsv
snd aatnrday, Kenaedy A WlUard Pment tbe
Greatest ot An XwKll.h (Vnnedj-Oranaas,
nw vnvins "
IatrodiKlna GEO. THOMPSON, the Greatest ef
All Bwedlsb Dtsleet Coeaedtaas.
Matlnaes Wednesday aad Batarday. '.
. Resular Kmpir Prices.
Meat Attnotioa "Kettle, the H.warllL"
TWCJ CT' A r -Tfleoheee
a a a a o a rf-r. min Mud.
The Alle Stork CnaiDanr Preaests
Tbe fsowos Cocaedy-Draaia,
Lova and L.nw
By Mlltne Nobles.
Matinees Tnradaya ThtirMaja. ffatordays asd
Bandars st 2:1a. Mm 10 and 10 centa
Erery evening- at 8:1a. Prices, 10. SO sad SO
cents. Secare seats by pbone. Mala MM.
L,YRICTHEATRE
; vxzx axonnma jamvamx it.
"The Heir Apparent"
Bex of flee ape frenfTO a.' BA. te 10
Seats esa se luttnJ by pboae: Mala 46S3.
The Grand
Yaadevtlle de laze.
Seraea. Videos, eaa
riiaa. WUIiaa K. Wla-
sess, tbe arreattae TMe,
MIUs aad Bseehar, Xa
eU Raff. "Dreakea
Kattrasa.' . i .
Tk Ntctzel Family
Tbe Greatest
Tight-Wire Artlata
. In tbe World. .
PRINTING CO.
OUR BUSINESS
ir'5 hn' by giving tn
Xtirt tatisfutum i mit
ur Our fnut tmd
tyf art u mem mmJ at-ds -dU.
Wt do not tUim lo ho
tkt only Prtnttrt sVs town
lAat 4o good work, tut aw do 1
tloim that wo tmm't ho hooj
wktn it eomoi to
GOOD PRINTING
Phont Main 5500
213 SECOND STREET
I
HOTEL EATON
oo a. MoaaiBog in wxit paik sti.
NEW
Randsoaa1y fttralaaad. tl-aantly eewtpeot
Stwproof. S.e ailnotM' walk tmm baart o
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