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XIUJ JOURNAL At RESORTS
Jimrlhm mh h.a Ttia Journal flaw
itVeTedet the regular rates at the fol
owlnt resorts by notifying the agent
at tba parlous plaoaa mentioned. Bub-
orlptlona by jnall are payable U ad-
OREGON IIKS0RT8.
Oearhart 1?ark ....., .P. J. itrueH
Hot Lak Hot Lake Sanitarium
Seaside. .Lewis Co.
.Wllaolt Springs'. W. McLerai.
WASHINGTON RESORTS.
Carson Springs .....,..,.
Boyd 8on Mineral Springs 'Hotel
vascade Springs, Tnomas moii
Collins BDrlnca C. T. Beleher
Jlwaoo... , ItiOula Cohen
ng Beaeh.. .
Marshall A Pottenger and 0. A
Nahrnlfa. H. J.
Ocean Park.. Matthews Thedford
faavlaw Frank B. Straubal
Th Braakara The Breakars Hotal
. A. Smith
.H. J. Brown
TONIGHT'S AMT8EMEXT8
V
HaJUf "Dandy Dixie Minstrels"
Alarquara Grand "Magda"
Grand vaudeville
Lyric "Whoaa Baby Ara Your
Star "Man's Enemy"
Tba Oaks
. . . . .O. W. P. car Una, Flrat and Alder
Band .Concert. City Park, I p. m
Big nor Da Caprlo, director.
, Base Ball. Athletic Park, !:S0 p. m.
Los Angeles va. Portland.
US
uat ona glimpse of our aurroundlnga
bar and you forgive ua for the nolae,
slatter and duat that ara being made
by tha workman who have our front
Dearly dona. Boon they will atari on
the Inside the new balcony, the show
casea and fitting room a for our new
lad lea' ready to wear department. Then
gooda will have to move, and move
aulckiy. I want to apologize to all
who coma for the Inconvenience of the
nolae, etc., but I am making up ror u
tr giving what I believe to be the aig-
faat and beat value ever offered In
ortland. Gooda are abaolutely new,
and inuat be aold at any coat to make
room for workmen, new fall gooda, etc.
Every euatomer who haa been In our
tore during the paat week declarea the
valuea to ba batter than they ever saw.
Come and be convinced. John Dellar,
Irst and Yamhill.
The August number of Western Life,
Portland's neweat magazine ranture,
and Ona of tha beat publications of Its
character on tha Pacific ooaat, la out,
filled with geod reading matter stories
of travel, local matter and editorial
comment. Among the atorlea of lnter
eat la William Buckners "In Far Away
Japan," and a "Trip Through Yellow
stone Park," by Walter R. Taylor, the
editor. An essay on Robert K. Lee. by
C. H. MoCrea, and the "Patriotism of
Stephen A. Douglas," by Frank Brown,
both of which make Interesting read
ing. A good feature la the large num
ber of excellent half-tones with wbloh
the magazine la Illustrated.
Police officer Field of the flrat re
lief reported to Captain Slover laat
night that an old man, aged 80, Uvea
alone In the back of a Little confection
ery atora at 142 Fourteenth street
north, and that he la alck and without
friends. The room la deacrlbed aa be
ing very filthy. Tha nelghbora have
been giving the old man aome attend
ance of late but they decline to do ao
any longer and yet he refuse to go to
a hoapltal. Captain Slover will have
Officer Field aecura the old man'a name
and steps will then probably be taken to
nave him properly carea
S Tactically helpless and
eath If left unattended.
for. He li
elplesa and might starve to
Andrew Kan. dealer In CWnssa and- Jap
anese roods. . Aooordlng to the story
tnld hv If an a. erowd of DOVS have De
stealing fruit from his orchard at East
Fortyeeventh and Taylor streets. Last
Wednesday night. Kaa aaya, upon or
dering the young men irwui me piswe.
they threatened to assault him and ha
thereupon retreated to the house and as
cured a shot gun. Tha aocuaed youths
denv that they were, engaged In tha
theft Upon deposit of 136 bait apleoe
the prleoners were (Ivan their liberty
late last nlgnu .
Xdward Kaefa. from whom Mary A
Keefe secured a divorce and Judgment
for 115 a month alimony about three
weeka aajo, appeared before Judge Fra
ser In tha circuit court yesterday to ax
plain why he had not paid the alimony,
which was for the maintenance of their
child. He said he was in debt to his
employer, but would make a payment
on August l.
Water throught ho so for sprinkling
yards or sidewalks or weening porches
or windows must be paid for In-advance
and uaed only between the hours of I
and 8 a. m., and C and 9 p. m. It must
not be 'used for sprinkling streets. If
uaed contrary to these rules, or waate
fully, it will be ahut oft
Exourelona by trolley today to Ores
ham, 45 centa round trip; to Boring,
Eagle Creek and Estacada, 75 centa
round trip. Tickets must be purchased,
on aale in waiting-room. First and
Alder streets. Cars leave 7:16, 7:80,
:16, 8:80. 11:80 a m., 1:80, 8:40, 6:44.
7:16 p. m. Dinner at Hotel Eatacada,
60 cents.
Hon. C. E. S. Wood will deliver an
addresa tomorrow night in Allalcy hall,
corner Third and Morrison streets, on
"Rponomle Freedom." The occasion la
the regular weekly meeting of Branch
No. 6, Socialist pariy. i no exerums
will begin at I o'olock. Everybody In
vited.
Trolley trips to Falrvlew and Trout-
dafe a delightful trip. New and beau
Take Eatacada and Cax
avirn ra.rn: leave waiting-room, Flrat
and Alder streets, 7:80, 9:80, 11:80 a. m.,
1:30. 8:40, 6:44, 7:15 p. m. Transfer at
Cedarvllle Junction.
OutJnga today by rail and water to
Oregon City and Canemah Park, 6 centa
round trip; tlcketa Interchangeable with
O. C. T. Co. boats
open trailera leave
atresia every to
mi
AUTOIST'S SKILL
IVELL
DISPLAYED
Motor care with
Flrat and Alder
minutes from 6:26
Spend your Sunday at Eatacada, on
the upper Clackamas river, ana lane
dinner at the Hotel Eataeaela. Dinner,
60 canta Fare, 76 centa round trip.
Tlcketa muat be purchased. On aale at
ticket office, Flrat and Alder atreeta.
Monday evening, July II, John 8. Alt-
manna and Edith L. Wataon of Peoria,
Illinois, were united In marriage by
kv H H Pratt and left for a trip to
Spokane and Puget aound.
Y. M. C. A. Aaaoclatlon auditorium.
Fourth and Yamhill atreeta. Men a
meetlns- at 8:80, to be addreesed by Ev
erett Merrill Hill, pastor of the Taylor
atreet M. E. church, on 'The Creed of
the Cave-Alan." Special muaio ana u
men welcome.
Orocers' Attention New modern
front corner etore for rent, In good resi
dence dietriet, on car line; a fine loca
tion for grocery and market; reaaonable
rent; no opposition near by. Inveatl
gata. Address G-456. Journal.
This will remind you that now Is the
time to have your hair mattresses reno
vated and returned the same day. Phone
Main 474. The Portland Curled Hair
Factory. H. Metiger, proprietor.
Mra Frederick Eggert entertained
tlon of Labor day. September 8. are now I L&?li2 ThI' .VeTt
beolna made by a lolnt committee from
the Federated Tradea and Building
Trades council. Jean West, secretary
Of the committee, atatea that It la the
Intention to have a parade In the morn
ing, field sports ano addresses In the
afternoon and a dance In the evening.
Every effort Is being made to aecure
speakers or national renown ror tne ex
erciaea. A movement Is also on foot to
ra.ted most tastefully and the event
was a pronounced success.
Portland Shoe Repair company, It
Yamhill atreet, between Third and
Fourth, phone pacific 8228. Beat half
aole 75c, while you wait Shoes called
for and delivered.
Bathe In bank basement. Second and
Driver Keats Did-the Right
Thing Instantly When Ma
chine Jumped Track.
WWla Harry I Keats' bis; Matheaon
machine was going at railroad spaed
down a steep hill in tba automobile race
yesterday tha rlghthand front tlra ex
ploded and the machine with mtx men
ln.lt jumped the track, plunged down
the a-rade. enllntar a. two-foot tree
stump and smashed Into another and
larger one, where it stopped with a
crash. But for the cresance of mind
and daring aklll of Mr. Keats, who Is
ona of the oldest drivers In Oregon, tha
six men In the car would have been seri
ously Injured or possibly killed.
Riding with Mr. Keata In the race
wore Assistant-District Attorney Ous
tavus C. Moser, S. D. Stoddard. Chaun
oey Thomas, J. W. Blane and H. W.
Relbenateln. Only the fact that the
stumps were old and rotten end. acted
aa a cushion, the machine Would have
been reduced to scrap iron, and the men
killed. It waa only by a audden jerk
of the steering wheel that Mr. Keata
eklnned a large rock by a rraction or
an inch on one hand and a large tip-
rooted tree on the other.
"It waa a narrow escape, aaia Mr.
Moser laat night. "I thought we were
done for sure, but there was nothlnr to
do but to stay with the machine. It is
the safest place In an acHdent, although
none of ua had time to do anything
else. It waa ao sudden. We were com
ing along as smoothly aa you please
when auddenly It was all over snd
there we were plastered up against that
old tree stump with another plli of
klndllngwood that we made out of the
flrat one we hK under the front axla
If we had hit that atone or the tree
whew!"
Mr. Keating treated the matter rather
lightly, although he admitted that It
waa the worst accident he was ever In
during his years of automoblllng eape-
rlence.
"I hav nerhana driven machines as
long as any man In the state." he attdr
last night, "and It waa the cloast
squeeze I ever had. Nothing really hp
pened, but then that waa Just our god
luck. I didn't want to hit anythng
aolld like that rock or tree, so plcled
out a nice soft stump to sort of ease he
effect, you know. Oh. yes, accldeits
will happen, but we got out of It Ul
right, so what of It?"
The car that Mr. Keating was raciig
started from Portland rlrat and
leading the other 1 In the contes
because of the accident arrived I
lem neat to last. But better time wis
made on the home trip, where It arrlv.d
alxtb.
id win
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in Pf
ONE HIGH
HOLDS IIP T
Unmasked Thug Secure
Money at Point of Revol
yer From Pedestrians.
ko. TULY . 83. ' 1007. ' ' ?' ' 1 . lTa.
SiSi.diDAlL' i
an
Of the F
Fine Tro
Continues to attract th
apparel
ous Chesterfield Suits
;ers andxHaberdasliery
men who appreciate really fine wearing
such remarlcablf price reductions.
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ChcstcrliOutinflxSnlls-fetra Special
All $18,110 Suits on Sale at $12.00 AH25.00 Suits on Sale at $16.50
,AI1 $20.00 Suits on Sale at $13.50 All 530.00 Suits on Sale at $19.00
Chesterfield Regular SMts-On Sale
uits Sale Price, $26.50
uits Sale Price, $29.50
its Sale Price, $34,50
$22.50 Suits-Sale Price. $16.50 II $35.00'
$25.00 Suits Sale Price, $19.00 . $40.00
$30.00 Suits Sale Price, $23.50 $45.00
Sale of Fine Trouse
All $ 5.00 Trousers on Sale at . . $4.00
All $ 6.00 Trousers on Sale at . . $4.50
All $ 7.00 Trousers on Sale at . . $5.00
All $ 8.00 Trtusers on Sale at . . $6.00
All $ 9.00 Trousers on Sale at . . $6.50
All $10.00 Trousers on Sale at . . $7.50
secure the use of the exposition grounds. , ara.hlnltt0n where you have steam, hot
or Multnomah field for this latter feat-l " , ,,,,.-, tuh. .,,
ure nf tha celebration and cold water In showers, tups anrt
ure or tne ceieoration. .Wune-e, with attendante' aervlce. ail
Mra Minnie Wagner filed suit for a
divorce from Chris Wagner in the cir
cuit court yesterday afternoon, charg
ing nonsupport. Tliey were married in
Portland in 1892, says the wife, and
though Wagner earns $18 a week a a
blacksmith he contributes practically
nothing to the support of his wife and
children. Mrs. Wagner alleges that she
has had to do housework and keep
boardera In order to support heraelf.
She aaks the oustody of the three chlld
dren and S30 a month alimony.
Marquam Hill residents had a delight
ful aoclal gathering laat Wednesday
evening on the eastern slope of the hill,
a place peculiarly adapted to summer
evening entertainments. The grounds
were tastefully decorated with nastur
tiums; Chinese lanterns were hung on
the trees In the grove. Messrs. John
and J. M. Colman furnished the music
for the occasion. Ice cream and cak
were served, Mra Miller and Mrs.
O'Nell presiding over the refreshment
table.
Exact Work There must be no guess
work about the tailoring business. It
must be exactor it won't be satisfactory.
11 the suits we make show the effects
our Judgment and care. We want to
ou. Because we Know now easily
we can make the suit just to suit you.
We make any suit In the house to your
order for $16, no more, no less. Unique
Tailoring Co., 309 Stark street.
I we ci
Ross Pomeroy and Clyde Ketchum,
two youths residing In the vicinity of
East Fourty-sixth and Yamhill atreeta.
were arrested last night on complaint of
GLORY OF
Diamonds
The glory of the diamond never
pales, nor, from the present out
look, will the value depreciate.
We are displaying a stock that
is larger and more thorough than
has ever been our pleasure to
show, and at prices that are cer
tainly worthy of your considera
tion. By comparison you will ap
preciate the excellent lustre and
sparkle of our gems. Many of
them are among; the rareat speci
mens in existence.
Hie
G. Heilkemper
Company
2S6 MORRISON STREET
jjowest Priced Jewelry House for
Flna Oood. , ' .
for 25 centa
Caaoade Locks Steamer Telephone,
Sunday, July 28. Leave Alder street
dock 9 a. m. Return about 1p.m. Fare
for round trip $1.00. Meals 50a,
Miss Helen Ooff. an accomplished
alnger of Loa Angelea, will sing at Tay
lor street Methodist church today at
both morning and evening services.
Ben Belling left this week for New
York to superintend the manufacture of
the fall stock of clothing and select
novelties for his Portland stores.
Yes sir! "Golden Oraln Granules" Is
the health coffee. It Is pure and goes
further than any other. Yates & Ray
"rnond, 1014 Belmont atreet
Steamer Jesae Harklns, for Caroaa.
Waahougal and way landlnga, dally ex
cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street
dock at 2 p. m.
Cascade Locks Steamer Telephone,
a.mfigv Julv 28. Leave Alder street
dork 9 a. m. ' Return about 5 p. m. Fare
for round trip $1.00. Meals 50a
Dr Ney Churchman, dentist, has re
turned. Office 824 Marquam building,
Sixth and Morrison streets.
Charles Bowen and John Lyons wei
held up last night by an unmaskel
man on the Jefferson street rallroid
track near the foot of Mead street. Tie
highwayman pointed a whltehandled gin
at them after haying allayed ausplolfl
by asking If a ferry crossed the rlvr
Is minus $0
Great price
reductions on Shirts and fine Underwfear.
Clothing needs now
Supply your
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MORRISON
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269-271
MORRISON
In the vicinity. Bowen lost $6.70 n
small change and Lyon
Dustless Streets. Portland Road-Oll-lng
company. 445 Sherlock building.
Telephone PacKle 18S7.
H J Hefty has resumed business
practice, and Is situated at room 413
Lumber Exchange.
Union services will be held by sev
eral east side churches in Hawthorne
park.
Woman's Exchange, Itt Tenth street,
lunoh 11:30 to 2; business men's lunch.
Acme OH Co. sell safety coal oil and
fine gaaollne. Phone Eaat 789; B-1007.
Perfect fitting eye glaaaea $1.00. Dr.
B. J. Mills. Ill Sixth, near Washington.
AM going east; will sell 10 to to tele
graphones at bargain. G-456, Journal.
Will sell 10 shares Telegraphone at
$18.50 per share. P. O. box 19, city.
E. W. Moore, expert photographer,
Elks' building. Seventh and Stark sts.
Metzger's eye glasses $1. 341 Wash
ington street
D. Chambers, optician, 129 Seventh.
Berger signs 284 Yamhill phone.
Bark Tonlo for rheumatism.
Beck Jeweler 205 Alder.
PERSONAL
Martin Shea has returned home from
a six weeks' visit at Dayton, Ohio.
Miss Ida Shea returned home last
week after a short visit in Newberg,
Oregon.
Eich Can't Afford It.
Even a rich man can't afford to neg
lect the niceties of dress; he knows It
doesn't pay I At Robinson A Co.'s sale
you can be completely outfitted at way
down prices. See page 12.
Where to Dine.
Watson's Restaurant will serve fine
thicken dinner today, 60 eenta.
were Immediately notified ana aete
tlves have been detailed on the caaa
"We are good friends, I and Lyons"
said Bowen In relating his experleroe
to Captain 81over, "and have been In
the habit of taking strolls along ne
railroad track evenings before retlrlig.
It waa about 10 o'clock laat night wh-i.
alttlng on the track, we were approach d
by a stoop shouldered man. aged I
should think about 30, who asked if a
ferry crossed the river In thst vicinity.
We had hardly answered In the neji
tive before he had us ooveredi with a
white-handled revolver.
"Shell up ther. you " he -
claimed coolly. 'Dig up and be quck
about it."
"I handed him $6.70 as he poked me
In the stomach with the muzzle of .he
revolver and Lyons told him he haino
money. He then ordered us to wUk
towards Oswego and we walked. Wien
about 300 yards from the scene we
turned back and the highwayman as
gone. Lyons then tc4d me that he bad
thrown his purse containing $20 on the
ground where he was sitting. Ream
ing we found the empty purse; the llkh
wayman had rifled it.
Bowen says the spot was very etrk.
but ha feels certain he would be abfc to
Identify the highwayman by his vlce.
The man waa described as being five
feet seven Inches tall, thin build, lark
complexloned, stoop shouldered. Tear
ing a black soft hat, dark clothes aid a
dark muffler.
DEPOSED E3IPER0R OF
KOREA IS SQUELCHED
Marqnls Ito Declares Court
Be Reformed Without
Further Delay.
Musi
PIONEER EXPIRES
OF HEART FAILURE
Mrs. Noah Cornutt, a pioneer of 59,
died at Cow Creek, Douglas county, July
6, of heart failure. She was helc! In
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(Hearst Vwwt by Longest Leased Wire.)
Seoul, July 17. Guards have
been placed along the railways In
the country today, and regular body
guards of troops are patrolling all parts
of Seoul. Corean troops and rioters in
Kongeon have attacked the police, de
stroying seven JPa"er11t,j'.DS
Juring six persons and driving tne japa
nese lo their boats. i...
Two of Marnula Ito's new PPO,"tif'
the minister of the household and keep
er of the seals, both In the cabinet,
have been ordered to reform th ;0"J?'
and warned that If this Is not tccom
pushed within three weeks lelr
nntntments will be revoked. This
fneans putting a quietus on the activi
ties of the former emperor, who as late
aa July 23. it is said. Intrigued to send
a commissioner to Germany.
CxRAIN GROWERS TO
HOLD FOR BIG PRICE
(Publlsha- Trees by Special LesMd Wire.)
Indianapolis. Ind., July 27. The board
of directors of the gralngrowers de
partment of the American Society of
Eaulty today decided to hold or etore
wheat until there la a market price of
$1 26 a bushel. It is reported that
thousands of growers in the winter
wheat sections have taken a pledge to
follow the recommendations of the offi
cers of this organization regarding the
selling prices.
Mrs. Noah Cornutt.
Ice.
Tor Ice call Main 134 er A-1145.
Peyarx9pay. Ill fitark al
io
highest esteem by her neighbors and
the funeral was the most -largely at
tended ever held In Cow Creek valley.
ENGINEER KILLED BY
WRECK ON SOUTHERN
(Publishers' Press by flpecU! Leased Wire.)
Washington. July 27. The derailment
through unknown causes of the north
bound train No. 86 on the Southern
railroad near Shlpman, Virginia, tonight
resulted in the death of Engineer W. O.
Bullard of Alexandria. Virginia, and the
injury of a number of passengers and
tf tinman.
BASEBALL
ATHLETIC PARK,
Corner Yanfha and Tweaty-f onrttu
July 23, 24, 25, 28, 27, 28
UOS ANGELES
VS. PORTLAND
Oerne called at 8:30 p. m. d""?
Oamea called at 2:80 p. m. Sundays.
f.aTiTPH' DAY PUTDAT.
ADMISSION 25.
ChiMren 10c.
Seats 26c.
W. A. WISE HAS ETUsTjn
. TKOat AXASKA.
We can extract one or all rJ
teeth without hurting a bit. and
put In new teeth the same day
if you desire.
Our system of crown and
bridge work Is simple, Qulc and
painlesa .
When desired you can have T.
T Wise or my personal service,
rainless Extracting Tree Wbam
mates are Ordered.
ao TSAJta sum
and doing dentil work all the
time. That Is the record of Dr.
W A Wise. That's one reason
our business has grown our pa
trons come back, and they send
their friends.
W. A. WISE. Dentist
railing Mdg, 8d "J'J1
8 a. m. to 9 p. m. Sundays to IB.
Painless Bx otloa 60c ; nataa 3
T. P. Wise, H.A,Stardevmt
and n. A. Huffman
ASSOCIATES.
BOTH FXOiraS, A A KB XATJf
2039.
Grandstand 2 Bo.
ISox
Typewriters
The American Typewriter
No 8 prints In three colors; equals a
t00 machine in style of type, work and
speed. Price J45. For sale by
A. Bartholomew
1482 E. Gllsan
Portland, Oregon.
st., M. T. Station,
Send for Circulars.
NEVADA GOLD MINES
ial arrangements made With the
-Campbell Trust Co.. Financial
J, WB invllB BUiraviiuuv... -
block or me proiniwM
onder Paymaster Gold Mining Co
lor each 100 shares. Properties
Sltuslted In the ricn wanaer aiiuin
SiBlflct, Nevada Stook orders at the
abotte price cannot be piacea too emny.
JdTZ am eV Co 151 Alder street.
Cloud Cap Inn
MOUNT HOOD
SPEND your vacation
at this delightful re
sort (at snow line).
Enjoy a snowball In
summer ttme. Automo
biles leave Hood River
station at 8:20 a. m. and
at noon, making trip to
the Inn In leas than
three hours. Rate, $9.60
for round trip from
Portland. Ask at O. R.
& N. city ticket offloe
for particulars, or write
HORACE MICKLEN
Manager,
P. O.. Mt. Hood, Or.
North Pacific
College of
Dentistry
roxTUuro. OREOOK.
Unsurpassed in equipment and
advantages. One of the largest
schoolsof dentistry in the entire
west.
Tha annual session betflns Oc
tober 1. For further Informa
tion and catalogue address vt.
Herbert C. Millet, Peati.
Oormer Fifteenth and Conch Its,
Portland. Oregon-
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