The Oregon daily journal., May 30, 1907, Page 9, Image 9

' THE " OREGON DAILY" 70URNAL7 1 PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING. MAY SO; 1S07.
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ft a a, a . . TV WIUIU. DUI XI O nil!
be 0akt.,....d. W. P. er, Flmt and Alder
( The government rested lt eaae In th
preliminary hearing of George W. Bever,
manacr of - the Butt Boys Conaoll
dated Mining company, for ualng tha
matla for fraudulent purposes, before
United States Commissioner J. A. Bla
den, yesterday afternoon, and tha . da
fense will commence preaentlng teat!
mony tomorrow. Dr. M. O. McCorkle,
preaident of tha company: A. W. Lam
bert, F. W, McKeohnle and H. 8. Har-
court , teatlfled yeaterday in behalf of
tha government. Their evidence oon
eerned the methods and organisation of
tha company. Colonel F. J, Parker,
well-known mining man, testified that
aome of tha ore exhibited was aimllar
te that found In tha Ooldfleld country,
aoma of which waa of value, while
aome waa worthless. He aald that ha
would not pay 10 cent a ahara for atock
in tha company. . ' .:
Propoaed amendmenta - to ' tha elty
charter to ba voted upon at tha coming
- election were dlacuaaed at a meeting of
the et Twenty-eighth Street Improve
ment .association laat night Frank
. Motter presided, and Allen .. R. . Joy i of
tha waverly-Rlchmond club spoke on
tha hidden "Jokers" in various amend-
rsents. In referring to tha t Iraboat
jetJVuae, ha took exception to the propo-
altlon to lay water mains alone the
waterfront, as - propoaed, beoauaa It
would compel tha city to pay for aoma
thing that would only directly benefit
a lew property-owners along tha beach.
All tha amendmenta were dlacuaaed at
length, and eotntn were approved, while
others were rejpected.
Local optlonleta held an enthusiastic
meeting laat night at Strahlman'a hall.
flellwood, under tha auaploea Of tha Bell
wooa cme league. William Irle ore-
elded, and Dr. J. B, tVlleon. preaident of
Portland academy,, apoka upon the du
tiea of oitlxenshlp regarding tha ballot.
Samuel Connell urged the - people to
unite to fight tha liquor Intareata. A.
F. Flag-el narrated the history of tha
local option movement A feature of
the meeting waa tha .musical program,
In which CUfford'a band took part Rev.
A. D. Wagner sang a ao)o, and waa later
Joined la a duet by Rev. O. A, Jarn.
- Friends In this city of the lata Tom
Gallagher, who waa burled in Astoria
yeaterday, declare that his relatives live
in Louisville, Kentucky. At Astoria,
where he waa burled and at Clatakanle,
where he waa killed accidentally, it waa
known that ha had relatives In Ken
tucky, but their address waa unknown.
A alater, Mrs. Charlea Black, reatdoa on
Chestnut street ' between Floyd and
Preaton streets, Louisville. Ha also baa
an uncle, Jack Gallagher, a prominent
politician of Louisville.
An examination will be held in Port
land Juno 28 to fill a vacancy in the
position of chief engineer in the United
Statea poatofflce and custom tbouse at
Chicago. All applicants must be grad
uates of a technical institution or an en
gineering college. The salary will be
from" $1,800 to 11,800. An examination
will alao be held on the above date to
secure ellglblea for vacancies In tha cus
todian service in the position of steam
engineers, at salaries ranging from
U0 to IMOO. - -
The manufacturers of "Golden Oram
Granules." the pure cereal health coffee,
are spending a fortune Introducing thia
article in the northweat On . June
they will make an offer to give rewards
to clever boys and girl a. It will be pub
lished in The journal, . ao the young
folks ought to look for the advertise
ment. Mo boy who smokes cigarettea
avtll get any reward, la one of the. pe
culiar conditions, saya the advertising
manager for this American Cereal
coffee. .. ' .;
' At tha meeting of the Universal New
' Thought assembly tomorrow afternoon
at S o'clock at the A. a u. w; nail, on
Washington atreet, between West Park
and Tenth streets. Slater Avabamla will
lecture to women upon "What Are the
Soul's Methods of Development Through
the Body?" Evening lecture at 8: JO
O'clock; subject. "Can the Soul Leave
the Body While We Still Live? If So,
How and Whenr 4
' Guy F. Bitter waarreated by Dep
uty Sheriff Frank Beatty yesterday af
ternoon on the charge of passing . a
forged check on the Bankers & Lumber
mens bank.! 1 He waa lodged In the
county Jail. On being arrested Bitter
conf eaaed to numerous f orgeriea and
paastng bad checks.
ELPf HELP!
IDELP!
t
We want o hire women for our
laundry. Almost, and:: often
more, than double store wages.
Finej airy work-room. ' pprner
building.,, AH . window wide
.open on warm dayi, -tj$ t,'?
WOMEN, WORK FOR . US
. AND BE HAPPV, t
Union Laundry
SECOND & COLUMBIA
--TEUt. MAIN 398 c
No. . Courtney wilr assume hla duties
July 1. ' succeeding J. C Ecklef, who
was Judge George's bailiff for years..
Penney Bro.' Friday apeclali Qur
$1.60 grade of 'red or white - Port
Sherry, Tokay, Angelica and Zinrandei
wlnea at 11.00 per gaUon. Our $1.00
grade of Port and , Sherry at Jto per
gallon. Gambrinua, Welnhard's, Olym
pla. Rainier, Celllo, A.'B; C. and Bud
welaer bottle beer delivered to any part
of city. V-I81 K. Morrison atreet
Phone Eaat 1ST. .
Last night, at the Gilllsple School of
Expression. B$t Morrison street Miss
Bophla Shives, one of the post gradu
ates of the school, read extracts from
the Book of Job, by Rev. Alfred Walles.
Miss Shives rendered the ' long piece
entirely from memory, giving to tne
difficult lines force and intelligence.
She ahowa evidence Of careful 4 atudy
and training.
- t -Ray Sherman, aged II years, who con
fessed that he waa a pickpocket and had
formerly 'made a business- of breaking
Into churches and rifling contribution
boxes, was arrested by Deputy Sheriff
nk Beatty yesterday afternoon. The
uth waa supposed to have been fol
lowing Norris & Rowe's circus.
Judge C. V. Gantenbeln of the circuit
court has announced that he will appoint
J. E. Courtney aa bailiff of department
Lsl . .
you
White Fiver line ' of launches will
make dally tripe to the Oaks and return,
hertnnln Decoration day. Boata leave
foot of Temh!H atreet dally at 1:10 p. m.,
Sundays 10:0 p. m.1 Tickets ai ooca
offloe, 10 cents. .
All going wild on railroad lands, west
ern Oregon. For $15 will direct you to
unsold quarter section. . ee aa unaer
New Today, C IU Monroe. a ioom
blOCK ' ; ' J yi' .
New swimming plunge ready at East
Side Athletic club. Open dally to pub
lic. Expert inatructora. Bathe ts centa.
Private lessons 10 cant. Ladles' daya.
Mondaya and Fridays, Phone Eaat 6670.
Steamer Jesse Harklna. ,for Camas,
Washougal and way landlnga daily ex
cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street
dock I p. m. , ,
.
VT. A. Wise, T. P. Wlae. H. A. Sturde-
vant, dentists, Third ana wasningion.
Mala $029. Painleaa method used. ,
Mlaa Pottelger, modlate. aucceasor to
Mme. McClure, removed, to Flledner
building. Tenth and Washington.
Why pay morel Metsger Ots your
eyea for $1. 141 Wash. St, cor. Tth,
formerly at III Slxtb atreet N x
Dr. WlllUra Cavanaugh. dentist baa
moved hla offloe to OS-e Buchanan bldg.
: ' - . p.
Acme Oil Co. aella the beat safety coal
oil and 8 oeollna. Phone East 71.
E. W. Moore, expert photographer.
Elks building. Seventh and Stark Sta.
' Woman's Exchange, 111 Tenth street,
lunch 11:10 to I; business men's lunch.
Office space for rent: ground floor.
Inquire Ellison, $4 Third street
Big chicken dinner at Lockeley Hall,
Seaside, Sunday, June a.
Levy's Muslo Bouse, 111 Fifth street
Photo mounts. Wood worth, 141)4 lt
D. Chambers, optician. Ill Seventh.
Berger signs 184 TamhtlVphotoe.
" Good $1.60 shoes. Mark a 8 hoe Co.
Bark Tonlo for rheumatism.
; Beck Jeweler 108 Alder, '.
; Oregonlan Confectionery, 1S1 Sixth,
' Nurseryman Pllklngton, ft TamhllL
POSTAL CARDS
FOR CJtlilllVAL
Committee Hans to Erect a
Huge Electric "Welcome
. Sign" at Union Depot.
'., In arranging for the great Roae Car
nival the press and publicity commit
tee is preparing te publish a handsome
envelope-alae card on which will be
printed Information . In' regard to the
fiesta and the meeting of the Oregon
Development league. ;, The card will be
embellished with rose-bude and leavea
L ; It is desired that all bualneas bouses
in the city and every one else send out
these carda to their correspondents. The
cards will 'soon be ready for distri
bution and thoae who dealre to aid In
the publicity , work are requested to
send their namea at. onoe to room ttO
wetland building, announcing at the
aame time the number of cards they
will be able to use. i i -,
The rose carnival was thoroughly die
cussed at a meeting of the Portland
Ad club, last night. . B. L Deeent ad-
vertlalng manager of the Portland Rail
way Light st Power company, sub
mitted a communication from . 7. O.
Sykea, general manager of the light
and- power. department making a sug
gestion that was . enthusiastically re
ceived with reference to erecting a huge
"welcome" sign near the union station.
The communication follows:
This matter, waa first brought to my
attention through a vlalt to Denver,
where I arrived late one evening. On
coming out of the station I. saw above
me an electric elgn bearing the word
"Welcome," and I can remember the
Impression produced upon me by thia
algn as to the hospitality of the city
of Denver towards 'persons arriving on
the trains. . ,
The spot where I would propose to
have this erected Is usually very dark,
and the sign would light up the streets
as well as extend a welcome greeting
to strangers. Foster a Klelser have
submitted figures on this sign and say
that they can" erect ' a suitable sign
for approximately $160, this being the
bare cost" ' -
As far as the current for the opera
tion of this sign is concerned, I wish to
Bay that our company will be glad to
light tha sigh between the hours of
dusk and midnight every day of the
month, also turning the currant on and
off, for, the aum of $ a month. We,
together with Foster eV Klelser. will ar
range for the hanging of tha sign with
out coat
I believe that the publicity commit
tee ahould take thle matter up, and
ancuia order tne vign, aa the expanse
connected with the operation of the
sign is nominal and the value received
by the people of iortland from adver
tising will certainly more than repay
the outlay. I earneatly hope that this
proposition will bo taken up and that
we will be able to install the algn, aa
above described, at as early date as
possible.
Tne suggestion waa aoopted and a
committee consisting of R. Hall and B.
I. Daaent appointed to confer with the
finance committee of the rose snow.
R. w. Footer, C A. Foster, F, A- Rout-
ledge, H. E. Powell and A. L. Stone
were appointed to assist In the parade
and W. J. Rofman and L. M. Head to
look after the Interests of the club In
the parade.
Preaident Rows of the Roae Carnival
yesterday ' aaked the cooperation of
Governor Chamberlain and Mayor Lane
In requesting the secretary of the navy
to aend several war vessels here dur
In the fiesta. a
Teh Rose society has 'decided to ac
cept the invitation of the city to hold
lta roae exhibit at the Forestry build
ing in conjunction with the rose car
nival.) The Invitation to uae the Fores
try baildlnr was issued by the city au
thorlties several days ago and was ac-,1
President Holman of the Rose society
toaay announced TJi a-appointment of E.
B. McFarland as ehairmaa of the ex
ecutive Committee Of the rose exhibit
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The mouthpiece is put on
ItvillFEuiflAIL
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insure a sweec, cooi, miia, ciean smoKc ana
dots it. '"' '
; The pure, clean, carefully blended tobacco in
Imperiales smokes smoothly and delidously right jto
the mouthpiece. V
' And the thin mais paper crimed,not pasted
allows the tobacco's full flavor to be enjoyed to the
utmost, without leaving the slightest trace of "after
. effect," no matter how many you smoke.
10 for 10 cenU
The man of the West smoked lOOfiQOflOO Impcrialc io 1009.
Sold Eotry whir
" THE JOHN BOLLMAN COMPANY
- Manufacturers . See) Fraadaee)
ililJLM VllXaTtB sTO BMSJaLMJ IlllllfllllUlli
I. GEVURTZ & SONS 1
KEEP OPEN HOUSE
summer dresses. Madame McCTure Ca Beautiful Prizes Awarded Bril
liant . Music Furnished Pro
fusion of Flowers.
BeauUfylng creams. See Mme. Hudson.
Kiaer scenlo photos. Imperial hoteL
NEW YOKK MOB CEIES
FOR PEISOXER'S LIFE
(Joonul Boeelal Service.)
New York, May 30. Two thousand
people bealeged the police court at the
hearing of Leon Graham, accused of at
tacking Mamie Lauk. aged 5, and cried
lynch him" repeatedly. Officers sur
rounded the prisoner as he was taken
from the patrol wagon, and by threat
ening to shoot the crowd, forced them
back.
9
III
ESuGHD
For hours last night the floors and
galleries of the big furniture and car
pet, house of Gevurtx eV Sons was
thronged with people. - Each visitor
upon entering the . store was given
coupon with the request that it be de
posited in a box provided in the store.
During the evening four little girls were
selected from the audience to draw cou
pons from the collection in the ballot-
box. . - i
The flrat prise, a beautiful birdseya
writing desk, was won by ourden B.
Locke of 271 Salmon v street on tloket
NO. itlt-"" -,".:'-" - -V......
A. Stein, 243 Second street, on ticket
No. 13, won the second prise, a rich
looking reed rocker.
Edward Simpson, on ticket 1138, won
a weathered oax den cnair,
Ticket No. 378, held by Margaret
Sticker Of 148 Second street, won the
fourth prise of a beautiful framed pic
ture,-
The following musical program was
rendered by De Caprlo's orchestra:
Sho Gun" seleotlons; "Arrah Wan
na"! selections, rprmca or Fiisen"!
'Wouldn't You
(LOT
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f,4
Own Your
Home
V
IN PORTLAND'S BEAUTI
FUL" NEW RESIDENCE
ADDITION s
DaCI
in iff
TWO CAR
ONLY 22
Like to Have Me for a
Every dollar you earn represents a certain number of hours of B1wetnia't ! Mjrre
of Mine"; "Experience"; 'Pearle"; se
leotlons from i "Carmen, "Toreadore
Sonr'J So Long, Mary'ij "I Don't Like
Tour Family"; . "Come, Have - a Smile
With Me"; 'Cavalier Rustlcanna"; "II
Travator"j 'Tf the Man in the Moon
Were a Coon," ;
The muslo, prices and other pro
visions for the entertainment of visitors
was In honor of the compleUon of the
additions to the already magnificent as.
tabllehment. The large and spacious
salesrooms for the . finer, classes . of
goods are especially noteworthy. It
was' apparent to those at all familiar
with, the rise and progress of this house
that it is ' Just now entering upo a
new era, that from this time on the firm
of Gevurta dc Sons' will do an. enviable
business in all the most costly grades
oft furniture and floor coverings. No
finer merchandise in this line Is on sale
in the most pretentious establishments
Of Chicago,; Philadelphia or Boston. .
I PIONEER'S REMAINS TO
BE BURIED TOMORROW
j : : .
The funeral of Mrs. Martha NlcolaL
wife or Louis Nleolal, a wall-known pio
neer of Portland, wlU occur tomorrow
afternoon from the home at Grand ave
nue and Haesalo atreet, at 1 o'clock.
Mrs. Nlcolai died yesterday morulas
your labor. It is labor in a condensed orm;" convenient to ex
change for the product of the labor of others, or to hold in storage
for use in later years when your strength fails,
Put away a part ; of. today's work of tomorrow's work of
' every 'day's work, NOW, while you . have earning capacity. Your
. fyse itriH ennrvrf irAll n AttltAff if) fttr In r va
,rSave a dollar every day to put in the bank? Or 50 cents? Or 25
cents r it so, you ougnt to oe aomg it. , it s a pity to waste all
the work' of these good years, but many are doing it. Be wise and
banlc apart of the earnings of each day. One dollar wift enable
you to open a savings account on which we pay 4 per, cent com
: pound interest ' "
OFFICERS .
J,H. LAMBERT, rrestdent.,trS A-V. LAMBERT, Cashier. s;
JOSEPH PAQUET. Vice-Pres'O. S. FULTON, Asst. Cashier ,
REACHED BY
LINES AND
MINUTES FROM THE
BUSINESS CENTER ,
One
a Week
IS ALL WE ASK AND NO
ONE CAN . AFFORD TO
PAY RENT IN THE FACE
.OF OUR EASY PAYMENT
PLAN. THEN WE HAVE
A "SPECIAL PROPOSI-
. HON" WHICH IS LIMIT
ED AND WHICH SYOU
SHOULD KNOW ABOUT.
SEE OR TELEPHONE US.
The Jacobs-Stine Company
fifth floor Swctland BuUding
Phones: A2811, Main 359
AstUSZMZsTTS.
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; PORTLAND;
Corner 25th snd Raleigh
Tucs-VVed-TIrars
MAY 28-29-30
Pcrformancej 2 and 8 p. n.
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findSlriirssisd
MARQUAM GRAND
Mala van. . .,
lav raacico orau co.
TIhm Card . llaaleal Nnnbers. ,
The STROLLERS.
TOltlOHT aad remainder ef week, siattaees
Batnrdar and 8uadr.
lmh OiATU. and Mfgb Choms. S:1S tt. Bk
Cepltal Panlhmnt lutt Aim' LelcMttr ea4
. A. Wklleritedt.. 8-S3 p. m.
entrance tontXli Bemml, Tdd Webb ena
Chnnu 1:40 O. .
Stroller. We Aids Hemol, Tedd Webb and
Cboros S.'BO p.
Ball te the Brldtroom Ensemble... 9:03 d. m.
Lortt J. A. Wallentedt ....:I p. u.
DoTotlon Aide Uemml. ............ .tt:8S D. m.
I'm s Fickle Maid Florence- 8lnnott end
Chore , 9-1 p. m,
A Lesson In FUrtttloa ...9:65 p. tn.
We AU Walked Into the . Bbop Teddr
Webb i.w.vo . en.
Openlsf Chora and Garotte .. 10:24 p. m.
Sons and Dance of the Witch. "Good
Two onoe ' ana "in nmronur i
Witebes" .........................10 82 n. m.
La Beue Marie 0:0 p. m.
finale ...10:60 e'clocb
Frlc 2Se, 50c. TSe. Mstnw. ioo ana aue.
i4th ana . nrn tn : rnr itdf
Waablnfte .. Ml 1
TONIGHT S:15 O'CLOCK.
irttda, ftaturd Klgbta, Matinee Batnraan
ANNIL RUSSLLL
la Sbakeepeare'a Dellfbtfal Comedy. .
"A Midsummer-Night's Dream
lh. IS I. .. Tnr IW Itm SI B0. .
Salcoar. 100. 73c, 50c. Oallerr. BOe.
' m il u.ti Mm mt rW. 11 ML
fl.OO. Balcoar. 11.00. 78e. BOe. Gallery. 23v
seata selllns at theatre boa eiflce. .
I BAKER THEATRE 5MS Mar.
Tonlrtt AU this Week. Mattne Saturday.
The oaaer store xmpnr w u wrai :
. "TXX BAIST FAIM.1 ' -
Beaatifal production et this fmons pleee.
mreettoa nr. artnar Macaier.
, Trealns pHfm. 5o, , o. - , ,
- VUUnee. Ue. SSe.
Kext week, "Seror Afala." . J
Fhon ..:
Mala Mfta..
The Star
The Star Stork Companr" Frnu (of tke
sntire wnc or mmj xf . ,
Tbe Thrllllnr aad Emotional MaMrama, J
"WIDDID, 9XTX XO WIFX."
With a atronalv aaamented east. Matlasee
Tneaday. Thnradar. Satnrday and Sondas
at 3:80. Prte lOe and 10c. Evrr evonloa
st :1S. Frke lOe. 20c end Oc Btssnaij
seata tor au performascee.
UYRIC THEATRE
Pboa Mala 4688. ' K
Xala Week the Allen Stock Oempenr Fla
seatinf tae rieasinf ana repiuas
. . Comedr-Drama, ,. t -
TPOtlT paiMa0BZ.M --
Matinee Tneadar. Thandar. itrdF aa4
Bnndaj. Price 10e, 20c. Story erf nlnf at
1:15. Prices lOe. 20e and 0c. -
Beaerved seats by phone, Mala 4686. Office :
opn from 10 a. aa. to 10 . m. ' .
The Craadl lT
sSfist-
tk SrMt PwIl, Earl A WSsoa, Cor
Jllaaionlat, , tlmpaoa. O. M. Cuh-
Cealurar, Ins and Cora Merrill,
With EaMUeat .. Fradariok B e I e V t a ,
Oompany, , Simadlaeepe. - v.-
IP.
baseball:
ATHLETIC ; PARK,
Corner Taaraa aad Tweaty-Joarta.
Ma 28, 29, 30, 31 ; June I Z.
Oam. i called at 1:30 p." a. daily.
Qamea called at i:S9 p. ri. Pundaya
UUIZBS MT TaiOAT. ,
ADMISSION 25
Grandstand I So. Gblldreia 10c
vox seata loc.
r95
The Curtiss Company .
309 Abingtoiv Selling Agents
Phones i A2699, Main 699
WANTED Ten teams
and drivers to work on
"Berkeley." 1
' aarza on ii o'clock. 1
OeaeertB at ; dieO. t.M, ia:M by
SchiIzoriyIs Inperlcl
IInno2niin msszxs
Piratt! Chaser Whr.MIo
, ASJt MAST JTrw TTATVttX
Care rumt and' Aider Frr S iiin.
uasa vet soot r xu.i.::t i; .-.-i..
after a" Ion lUness. and death was not
unexpected. She was about tt year ot
ace. 'and came to Portland: with Mr.
Nleolal ii years era. She was born ia
JVajroe oouatj MlcWaaa Urs, - Nloo-
lal was WeU beloved by a large number
of friends and waa for a long time Iden
tified with the Patton Home association
and the Ladles' Aid ef the ChUdren's
Home, Site a surrlTed bj bar hmband
and the following children! ; WUllam
NlcolaL Portland, Cktrre II. Nleolal
Molalla, Orsron; J.Tr. V.rUer 8. "Wads,
Ole. Ore--.; ir-s. 7, 7m Charnbr?"! i,
Of. I ;, 1 1.3.
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