The Oregon daily journal., April 19, 1907, Page 9, Image 9

CliHGOII DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 13, 1C7.
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Bkar.... ..'Th Admirable Crtehton"
fceiplre "Hallo Bill"
I Tile, "AcroM the Potomac"
at. ...'Kortaers Uahte"
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WAVERLEH8&
' The remain of George McFatrldge,
the fireman killed In the O. R. N.
wreck at Cayuas Isst week, were
brought to Portland today and taken to
the roatdence of Ira Taylor. ISO East
fc Burnslds, where McFatrldge ' mad tola
Home while In Portland. The body or
the unfortunate man waa not found un
til Wedneaday. McFatrldge waa about
It years of age and cams to Portland
from Canada. Ha had no relative in
thla section of the country, but bad a
brother living at Klngstonr Ontario.
McFatrldge waa a member of tba Order
of Red Men and of the Locomotive Fira-
man'e Brotherhood. Th funeral will
be held tomorrow . afternoon at I
o'clock from the Taylor resldenoa.
Bar. 3. W. A. Stewart, dean of the
Rocheater Theological -aemlnary, Roch
eater. New York, will occupy the pul-
pit at tba White Temple during tna ao
. aence of Dr. Brougher, who leave next
. month for a trip In the eaat. Dr.
Stewart waa paator of the First Baptlat
church at Rocheater for 14 years. He
will begin his three-weeks service In
Portland May 11. While away. Dr.
. Brougher will preach In Chicago, Pater
son. New Jersey; Washington, . Rich
mond and Jamestown. In Auguat Dr.
Brougher! pulpit will bo f Iliad by Rev.
John Roach Straton, pastor of tba Sec
ond Baptist church, of Chicago. ? , .
Ths Northern Paclflo board 'of mis
sions held its closing session yesterday
afternoon. . The addreas of ths after
noon waa mads by Miss Fraier who
spoke of horns mission work. She spoke
of th organisation of miaaion work
among th women and young people of
tba church, with ths cooperation of th
Sunday school when the need of uplift
ing Influence upon th foreigners of ths
country became evident and It wan fait
that In this wsy ths work could be more
ably handled than by th hoard of home
; .missions. .4 s -
The long list 'of candidates for ma
. nlclpal office waa completed late yes
terday afternoon by ths addition of two
Democrats on aspiring for- th posi
tion of city auditor and ths other for
eoundlman-at-larg. George 3. Smith
Is the man who desire to be th Dem
ocratic city auditor, while Robert An
drew seek th place of eouncllman-et-large.
These two men completed th
Hat of is candidates which Is now on
th offlolal file and : will b placed
on th official ballot for th primary
taction. ...j; -.
A sliver ' tan will be given at th
horn of Mr. C J. Andrew, TOO East
Bumalde street, under th auspices of
ths Daughters of th Confederacy, Sat
urday afternoon and evening, th pro
ceeds to be used toward ths support of
an aged woman inmate of . th Patton
home. ., Contributions, from th friends
of this organisation will be gratefully
received at this time. Th publlo is
cordially Invited to attend. Ther Is
no admission fee.
'Adeline Pattl, a 0700 mar belonging
to Fred T. Merrill, was so badlv cut
on n barbed wire fence thla week at i
the Merrill place that it became nec-,
aaary to shoot her. A hostler was try- -Ing
to catch some animals to be used
In th society circus, when ' three of
them triad to jams n barbed wlrs-fsno
and were canght Both the other two
wer seriously -cut, but thsy may . re
cover. ' v ' V- .' .,'' '
Elder George P. Enoch and family,
who war in th Kingston earthquake,
have arrived In Portland. Mr. Enoch
will glva a fro lecture Sunday night,
April II, at th Seventh-Day Adventlat
. church, , East Everett and Eleventh
Streets. Mr. Enoch In a missionary of
eight years' experience In that field and
formerly waa an Orcgonlaa. , .,.
A handsome souvenir shaving mug
given free with, each raaor sold by ns
for th next three days. Remember, we
positively guarantee every rasor . sold
b7 us, to be satisfactory to th pur
chaser or money cheerfully refunded.
That' our way of doing business, Al
bert Bernl,' tnj druggist. 111 Washing-
ton street, near Second.
Th win of th lat John W. Brock,
filed with th county clerk - yesterday
aftarnoon, leave 11.000 to the endow
ment fund of th Wlllemette university
and J 100 to th building fund of th
Lents Methodist church. Forty acres
of land are left to Wilbur F. Brock and
the remainder of the aetata, valued at
about $6,000, Is left to th widow.
Members of th Horn Training asso
clatlon listened to an entertaining and
Instructive addreas by Miss , Mary
Francis Isom. librarian of th publlo
library, at th city hall yesterday after
noon. Miss Isom spok on ths character
of books best suited to students enter
ing th high school. . ;
1
THINKING in' miUions is all right
: but saving in pennies, dimes and
dollars, will give you a better start Try it
Oregon Trust & Saviors Bank l .
paid on
sTlnc
accounts
Sixth and WasMsrtom Stav
ASSETS, $2,500,000
GltAI
DDAUGHTER
OF BRYANT DEAD
SBBSeaSSaSBaSSBBBBSBeSSBBBsaSaMe- '
Mr. Dodds,' Formerly a- Beauty
of Cincinnati, Could Not Ward
Off Death In Arizona. '
Death has stopped th rehearsals of
on mora ro manes ' woven about tne
world-old story, and Sunday afternoon
at Holman'a mortuary chapel th last
curtain, will be run down with th fun'
ral . services consigning th body of
Mr. George W. Dodds, a granddaughter
of William Cullen Bryant, to th grave.
Mrs. Oaorse W. Dodds, Grnddanf
v ter of William Cullen Bryant. "'
Th casket containing tha remains will
reach Portland from Phoenix. Arlsona,
this sventng.
At th humble home, 417 Montgomery
street, th grief-stricken husband told
of his wlf thl morning, -f their aarly
friendship, subsequent loVe, their flv-
year-long honeymoon and th last aad
year of blackness, during which th
woman struggled for hsr ltf against
th dread whit plagu In Arlsona while
the man stuck to hi post In th mall
car and hoped for th beat. ..- -
. Miss Mabel Evans was on of th
most beautiful girls of Clnolnnatl soms
few years ago. Bhs was tn grsna
Albert BernU th druggist. III Wash
ington street, is giving an elegant sou
venir shaving mug free with each rasor
fsiby him for th next three days. V
tt la hut noor economy to bur those
ehesp, ready mad syeglssses which do
more injury man gooa, wnen yoa csn
hsvs your eyes accurately fitted by a
F.W. BALTES
6 COMPANY
MAIN 105 .
INVITE YOUIt
iriQUiniES Fon
PRINTING
FRIST AID OAK STREETS
Exposition Rink
10U aad Washing-toa Bta. . ..
ROLLER SKATING
assxoira paz&t.
; Fsatursa at evening sessions,
ADMISSION 100. SKATES lid.
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graduate optician whose only tmsinsss
Is to nt your ya right, and at vary
reasonable prices. Ill Fornth street,
between lamhlil aad Taylor. . ,
s Claremont Tavarn Astoria trains
lea vina Portland at t a. m. and
V , m m m rA ' Htnrnlnv . trttttk
Seasld and Astoria, morning aad wa
ning, atop at uarsmont; aiso n. r.
leaving Portland at 4:10 p. m. and re-
taming xrom viaremont at 4v;v.
' At th People Forura, Selllng-Hlrsoh
hall, tonight, th pending amendments
to th city charter will b taken up for
discussion, . i - ,
Steamer Jeaee Harktna. for Camas,
Waahougal and way landing, dally ex
cept Sunday. leaves Washington street
dock I p. m. ,
For Sale A few slightly damaged
Chatham Incubator for sal cheap, til
East Morrison, cornar First street.
. For wire and iron fence for eeme-
terle or lawns, phono Eaat T 01, Colum
bia Wire it Iron works,
. Aom Oil Co. sell th best safety ooal
oil and fin gasollna Phons East III.
For Kodaks, Kodak developing I. 1
Cohen, tha Kodak storo. 111 Sixth St
Woman's Exchange, lit Tenth street
lunch 11:10 to 1 buslnssa men' lunch.
Why par more! Mstsgsr fits your
eyes for IX. Ill Sixth treet, .
Tea avfnMa. new etvlaa. 1 IS U.-b.
Shoe Co 111 Morrison street. , . j
Dr. William House, nsrvous diseases,
111-4 prsgonlan,
Berr Signs 114 TamhllV Phona, '
Oentn Li thla Water 41 First Si
XX Chambers, optician, 111 Seventh.
t Dr. B. O. Brown, Xye-Car. Marquam.
Dr. f. M. Courtney, la th Marquam.
A Free Cook Book to Every
' Woman. : .', ,
Look on another page for particulars
of how you msy secure a beautiful and
practical cook book abaotutely free of
scat from th Royal Bakery aosapany, i
daughter of th. famous poet and In
herited much of hi poetic temperament
and dramatic ability. Bh studied elo
cution and at th aga of to became well
known throughout th southeast and
middle west as a lecturer and reader!
Th appasrano of th young girl be
fore th pubUo offanded the rigid tra
ditions of her faintly and whsn shs
turned from th lecture platform to th
tags ah opened tlll further th gap
net ween nerseir and her Immedlat re la
Uvea. ' . " -
About ate years ago Mr. Dodds met
th girl In Chicago, whor she wss with
a theatrical company, rive years ago
the two were married and cams to ths
west, wners Mr. Dodds entered th rail
way mall servles. a slight cold taken
a year ago developed tuberculosis and
last September . Mrs. Dodds went to
Phoenix for relief. A sudden change
for th worse overtaxed her strength
aad th end cam Quickly April It.
Mrs. Dodds was very beautiful as a
girl and whej it years of ags Jerome
Muell of New York painted a full-length
llf-ls portrait representing her In
colonial costume standing with hsr arms
full of spring flowers. Ths portrait
e rested much attention at tha time and
la bow la tha Cincinnati Art museum. , '
BROOKLYN CLUB HOLDS
. ML ILECTlOa
Republican and Improvement
Organization Clad New Fire
Company la Ready."
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Th annual meeting of th Brooklyn
Republican and Improvement club waa
bald last night In th hall on MUwauki
street. The following officers - were
elected to serv for th following year:
President, Councilman A. O. Rushlight;
vloe-preeldent, Henry Wilson; secretary
and treasurer, A. I Barbur; executive
committee, A. U Rushlight, W. T,
Fleskes, U & Daua and P. 3. Kelly.
Standing committees were allowed to
stand for another year aa it waa recog
nised that they had rendered aom of
feotlv service. L. B. Dau. retiring
presiaent, was oommenaed for th ex
cellent aervloe he had performed for th
organisation.
Th Brooklyn club la political but
also has been affactlv in tha building
up of th aommunity. It la a healthy
organisation and has aocompllshsd con
siderable for th neighborhood. Street
Improvement and better fir protection
have been its prim objeots and Its
members wers gratified last night to
find that thslr objects were accomplish
ed yesterday when th Powell street
fir company was put into regular ser
vice. . - v .
Th following war last night ap
pointed aa delegates to tha United East
Bids clubs: M. O. Griffin. F. Hsyek,
Henry Wilson, F. Steven and Judge
Waldemar Baton,
A spsclflo for spinal meningitis has
been sent to Ths Journal by Mrs. Angle
Crsndell of 1174 Vlllard avenue, who
statea that ths prescription wss used In
Saginaw, Michigan, . aeveral years ago
during an epldemlo of ths dlseas with
great benefit. The prescription is con
tained In a clipping from the Courler
Herald of Saginaw under a Detroit data
aad is as follows:
"Dr. Osorg McElvn of Detroit has
given to ths publlo a proscription for
csrsbro-sptnsl meningitis, which be as
serts Is an absolute speollla for th dis
ease. U basse his claims upon bin
experience at Mayssvllle, South Caro
lina, In lltl. The dlssssa was epl
demlo ther at that time, he says, aad
his prescription was used la 10 cases,
with ths rssult that a recovery was ao
eompllshsd In every case. - The pre
scription la aa follows: Bichloride of
mercury 1 grain; lodlds of potash 4
drachma; fluid extract of 'argot I
ounces; water 1 ounce. Th doae 1 a
teaapoonful every thro hours regard
less of age or sex. Dr. McElvssn wss
formerly a sargeon of tbs Third regi
ment of ths Michigan guards. He Is a
graduate of Baltimore university."
Mrs. Crandell adds ths following sup
plementary treatment: "Make a char
coal poultice the length of th spin and
keep wet with French brandy."
Local druggists assert that ths pre
scription would not bo harmful If fol
lowed. The ((caution la given, however,
against giving th stipulated doae to
young children. , . .
DR. SHORT .WILL BE
y IN PULPIT SUNDAY
Rev. Francis Burgett Short, TX. D,
paator of tbo Taylor Street Metbodlat
church, reached Portland last night
from San Jose, California, where he
has been undergoing medical treatment
at tha homo of his friend. Dr. Charts
Walter. . Dr. Short left Portland last
November for a visit to hla relatives la
Delaware. He cam west again aarly
in February, going to San Joes, where
ho found tho climate conducive to re
turning health. ,
Dr. Short says that ha has Improved
vary rapidly in ths past fsw weeks, and
expects to be able to resume hi pastor
ate next Sunday without serious diffi
culty. Mrs. Short and tba baby are atlll
In Delaware visiting relatives, no plans
having been mads for thslr Immedlat
return to Portland.
"Doan's Ointment cored mo of acsema
that had annoydme a long time. The
cure was p-rmanent" Hon. S. W. Mat
thews, Commlaaioner Labor Statlatloa,
Augusta, Ma.
Tomorrow Is th last day for discount
on osst side gas blue.
U-Auto-Drink
"Diamond W" Coffee not only delight
th palace but will clear your brain and
inspir you to sndur th day's toll.
Ask your grocer for "Diamond W" Cof
fee, a blend of th cholcsst grades,
packed In on .and two-pound sealed
oana, at 40 outs per pound.
Tomorrow la th last day for discount
on oast aid gas hills. .
THE "KANTSTOOP"
I Shoulder Brace
and Suspender
Strong v
Ifectlve
Simple ", ,.:
n Only Brae
, -c arauoos.
Positively euro ths habit of stoop
ing. - Produces that military effect
so much desired. Women's, Girls'
and Boys', all sixes, a 1-00 1 Men's,
all sixes. SI-.
Only ths following dealers sell
nr goods: Eyssell s Pharmacy,
117 Morrison at; Woodard. Clarke
at Co., Fourth and Washington
streets: Plummer Drug Co, Third
and Madison streets, -
TaTI KAVTSTOOF SBAOS OO,
Pat sate. s and Maawfaotmiasa.
oaraavs, cAXh
Society Circus
. vrout Ainrioxs -
MULTNOMAH CLUB.
j THIRD REGIMENT
. at ths : : ; v
A R 1wTni7 V Tsnth and
X IXU XUIV X Couch Sta.
Tonight and Tomorrow
V- Night.
SIOOCTT tOCA BROW TTZ. ATTKITPrXO,
WITH A OALAXT 0 STA& Xa
TOastEiS, IS A .
Typical Circus Performance
Two Bars m People 40 Hnrsuo a Btnrtns
Fee tares.
Spectacle e( Mixed Voicee, sad Maay OUer
Price 4000 5 eats at 50c 1000 Ra
srrvea at si.oo and 91.50
Seats ea eals at thenus. Clav A Oa W&wt
and aiorrlaoe streets.
Mt sag nCIt ir TUtlTDB
raaslagtoa Ua.ll.iui SlilWtlllt. afaka t.
. at n. ooonwrs.
XwMSay mgkt, AprU sS, "As AsMrleea
' fill lass "
ITaasaaaay Aftemem, April 04, "Wsea We
Wetaeadav Ktfkt, Aprfl M, "A OflM Feet."
BxAT BAXB OrsS TOMOaROW.
KtmIbs Plicae 38e to 12.00.
Matinee Prices xse to f 1.60. .
RlfRD THRATDR
uniu.n uniiu Mats t
Cos. L. Bakar, On. Mgr. Parneseet Bes
er me saaov laeaire erors uowpear.
Portlasd's raahloBable Popolar-PricePlay.
1. mu . u i. " ntTmine S.AS. .
J. M. Bamee Oa)abrau4
Xnith Pair,
ASMIAABLS CICHTO
A OaeiaAr Is Poor Acta. Magsiricaat Be
aad aettiaga. reraosai uirectlaa
Mr. Artaar Macaiey,
Bveslns Ptfcaa Me, SAe, 00s
. Matlaee Ike, Ue. .
Matuwe Saterday.
Test Weaa'Tae Piedigal Sea,)
Mala lit.
Empire Theatre
BTtHea W. BesBws, Maaaser.
Tbsight AH Weak Marines Barardar (he
tut naas anraetwa si taa aeaa
SaraesUag Paree CoeMdy,
HELLO BILL"
rethlsg Bat taasks. karnlar Empire
STeax waas "iss suaea
LADIES' NIGHT
roaiaR
OAKS RINK
' OBAJrOMAmtrK OSM
, Beat sight of th week to ekjoy
- a pleasant skats.
The Grand
Tas'rrnie se lax.
Bisscsrg
TXOUPE.
00 IDUCATXB
POOS 00.
IstreeoxtBa' Leastas
u4 Uopin the
ltf aroaSiat Vf
A tm the Wvrit.
peaud
Asded Attraeass.
nAVX CTTgKMAaT,
MTX OZBTtTBT
suxmu.
'srvls sad Tsaea,
. Vtola aad Snsle,
V Tattle aa4 Kay.
Vieeerle aleberk
Siaaaiaeepe.
nrs-s it a.T" a rz
. a a M a. a rar j..
Weak ef April Is,
Ths Arias Stork Company PreassSi
TH B0MAJTTI0 SSAMA,
. NOKTHtiRN UIQI-ITS
By Harkla aa4 HarWvr.
Matteeaa Teaadara, TkaraHara, Satnrsaye aad
Bnadara; prtraa 10c and SOor trary otmIb
bi a;iwi f ww, mum o. see
easts Buy be eecared ky Tsk-Maki 0M.
UYRIC THEATRE
Veruasd'a Papalaf Iteek Renae. Every Arte.
sees aa4 Enetnt This Weak. .
Lyric Bteok Oesisaay la
"A0B0M THS POTOaTAO." '
SaaintO eaate eaa sow be eemreT ie ae
nmrm rrois.10 a. Bl. tm 10 p. b. Dally BiattaMa
at sens! time. Braelng pffrunrM at a 14.
Oatsrday knd Saaday araolasa. first Serforav
anra at T IB.
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$1.00 A WEEK $1.00
m ao.
Standard Jewelry Co.
Lots in WAVERLEIOH are now being sold at bargain prices. Never before have
the people of Portland been able to buy such high-class, close-in lots with all the
conveniences at such low prices. Because we know that lots in WAVERLEIGH
are today selling for less than what they are worth is why we stand ready to give
you a guarantee frora'a national bank that you can get" your money back. In six
months lots in WAVERLEIGH will command a much greater price than' they
lo today. , Why? Because WAVERLEIGH is close in, being only 12 minutes;
from Third and Morrison; because WAVERLEIGH now has two car. lines run
ning to it; also because WAVERLEIGH has schools, sewers, telephones; elec;
trie lights, Bull Run water, graded streets, cement sidewalks and all the conven
iences of the city.;These are the things that make a home district, and WA
VERLEIGH is to become a great home district. We know it will, and, knowing
it, we will guarantee you your money back, r We give you a guarantee from any
national bank that if at the end of six months, should you not be satisfied with your
. purchase of. lots in WAVERLEIGH you will get back every dollar this company .
received. There are no "ifs" or ands" in this proposition. . It is a straight guar
antee. At the end of six months you will find in the bank your money and a
' deed' for your lot. You can have either one. But we are even more liberal If at
any time during the six months your lot has advanced in value (arid it certainly
will) and you have an opportunity to sell it at the increased price, you can take
your deed and sell your lot and receive every penny of profit you make. ; Our
system is so simple and uncomplicated that a child can understand it. Let us tell
you about it. Go to WAVERLEIGH, pick; out the lot you want, and we . will
guarantee you your money back. Take the W. W. car to our branch office at
Twenty-sixth and Franklin. Agents always on the ground, or call at our office
and we will take you out to see WAVERLEIGH. Don't hesitate. These lots will
not last long when we guarantee the money back. If you can not call, write us,
and we wilj explain our system, ; : ! :
W.
Lemcte
Co.
Main 550 Home Phone A-2537 Sixth and Washington
IT TOV WAKT TO , SEE THE NEWEST JCC
WEABIXO APPAREL VISIT THE STYLE STORE
Style, Service find
Satisfaction
Are insured by the class of men's wearing apparel
we handle. The products of America's most prom
inent makers, which are universally conceded to be
the best ready for service clothing are shown in im
mense varieties and await your inspection. ,,
The Stein Bloch Co., Schloss Bros. Co., the Brad
bury "system are liberally represented, and the ar
ray of styles, patterns and models contributed by
this trinity of high-class craftsmen appeals to dis
criminating dressers. "Correctly designed, taste
fully trimmed and hand-tailored", are the features
of these garments. Yet they are modestly priced,
from $15.00 to $35.00. Our part-payment plan priv
ileges you to select and wear your outfit while pay
ing for same in small payments to suit your own
convenience, say $1.00 a week, without any extra
charge for credit accommodation.
Eastern MClo L
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REALCOFFE
Cbffs that sends a rtek aeatiil
tlckUna; aroma through tha houae
of a morning, so that tho stupid
est slseper wsks and sniffs hap.
plly soffee that la aU eof f eo,
erlap, pangsat; that la th kind
of coffee w make it ear BuelnMs
to sslL Wi hsv th flnost grsds
grown a high la price ss yon
want, trnt all veil worth whit
ToJ ey.
Cheaper grades, too standard
package but only th beet pos
sibis tor ths price.
Coffe Isn't sll ws keep froahsni
Inviting quality and tho bnyare
economy are our mottoes In svary
bit Of goods w sell.
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