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THE OREGON DAILY' JOURNAL; ; PORTLAND, ' FRIDAY ! EVENING, . AUGUST 2, 1807.: V." ;'V ;,-! ; ;. t- ' ' , . 1 V .' V ; l . . Tim .JOURNAL AT BESOttXH flubserlbera ua )uu TVi Iiiirntl ila. I ffiifd at ths regular rates at tb ful 5 lowly, reaorts by notifying- tha agwnts io various places manuonsa. uu scriptlons by mall are parable In d- vanes: OREGON RESdBTS. ' -Owhart Park...,,........P. X Struck Hot Laks Hot Lais Sanitarium Seaside... Lawla Co. Wllhoit Springs F. W. Motaraa V7A8HIN0T0N RESORTS. Carson Sprints...,...,...,..,....,,. . Boyd Son and Mineral Springs Hotel Cascade Sprints, Thomas Moffatt ' Collins 8printsV. C. T. Belcher CO ,.LlOllB VUU,U ong Beach.... i ,. Marshall m. nti.. mhA ft. -A. Smith Nabcotta H. J. BroWn "cean Park Matthew Theorora Seaview ...Frank EL Strauhal The Breaker....... The Breaker Hotell TONIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS Marquam Grand "Tha Storv nt the Golden Fleece' Grand , Vaudeville Lyrlo "Road to Frisco" Star "Tha Royai Slave" The Oak O..W. P. car, let & Alder City Park . . . . r. . .Concert by Da Caprlo' Band The feast of St Dominic, founder of the Dominican 'order, will be celebrated next Sunday morning at tha Holy Rp- 1 t4Fnuroh or the Dominican rather. 1 jiwMi avenue and Clackama street. lemn high man will be rendered at i:su o'clock, when Kignt Rev. Thomaa, O. S. B of Mount Angel, will deliver the panegyrlo 01 the ealnt. The Holy jioeary maie cnoir win rurnian muaic. conalstlng of tha following membere: Tenor. J. H. Cass. J. Bell, 0. A. MorrU, J. E. Malley, A. J. Brault. J. B. C. Lock wood, F. Barrett, O. W. Lamer; baaaoa K. J. Alatock. B. J. Eder. J. Hoben. Dr. P. Goray and Andrew Kane. Mra. J. B. C. Lock wood organtat Tha church ha been especially decorated for the oc casion and a picture of the Holy Ro aary group by Victor LeGalle has been ecu red to aid In the decoration. Detective H. H. Hawley of the juven ile court returned this morning fspm Tacoma, bringing with him 1 (-year-old Basel Noland, with whom Charles Breckenrldge, aged 17 years, attempted to elope laat Sunday. The gtrl'a father intercepted them at tha depot aa they were about to board the train, but they eluded him, went to St. Johna Sunday afternoon, crossed the river to Llnnton and little Miss Noland boarded the flight train for Tacoma, while Breckeflrldge walked bark to Portland. The girl waa located at Tacoma, where aha had found employment as a domeatlc in a private residence. She offered no objection to being brought home, and waa welcomed warmly by her father this morning. Noland said he would place his daughter in a convent for two years, until ahe becomes of age, to complete her education. Xhe Wife v 5 Who Saves IS THE JEWEL OF THE HOME and . should 1 hive th ; hearty ; a support ' of the entire '' family. ' The ' husband should start a savings ac count for her in our bank. One dollar does it, and WcPay 4 Interest Compounded Twice Every Tear. Oregon Trust & Savings Bank . Sixth and Washington St., Portland, Oregon. Deposits Over J2.600.000 W. H. Moore. ... .President E. B. Lytle.. Vice-President W. Cooper Morrl. .Cashier Failure to Operate Mail Trains on Time in Oregon Saves Uncle gam Approii mately $42,014 Harri man lines Fined. the couple had reached a compromise. It was agreed that a lump aum of be tween ISO and tlOO should be paid by Carter to his wife, and the hearing waa continued indefinitely. Edmund P. Sheldon, who for two year ha been secretary of the Ore gon and Washington Lumber manufac turer association, has aaaumed the oaltlon of manager of the Oregon Lum er aa-enoy. A. B. Maatell. manaaer and chief inspector of the Oregon and Washington lumber Inspection bureau will temporarily fill the vacancy created by Mr. Sheldqn'a resignation. An autopsy by Dr. Wheeler performed on the body of John Carlberg, the line man who met his death on an electric light pole at Seventeenth and Upshur atreets Wedneaday afternoon, definitely establishes that the unfortunate man died from an electric shock. Claims Agent Boynton of the Portland Rail way, Light & Power company claimed to have information tending to show that Carlberg succumbed to heart dis ease, and In order to fix the cause of death Coroner Flnley ordered the au topsy performed. Robert Clemens, an other lineman, who waa burned and shocked on the aame pole on which Carl berg met hla death a few minutes pre vious, is reported to oe on me roaa to recovery at the Good Samaritan hospital. The annual retreat for Catholic cler gymen of thla archdiooeae will open next Monday evening at R o'clock at Columbia University and continue for three days. Right Rev. James J. Keane, D. D., or Cheyenne, will conduct the re treat. A large number of priests from Pacific coast states will be In attendance. The $16,000 city barn being erected between East Sixth and East Seventh street on Hancock for the eaat side street clean. department is about completed. It covers nearly a half block, and with the basement Is about three stories high. It provides for 12 horses with room for feed and apparatus. Harriman line In Oregon have tared more than $40,000 to the federal gov eminent because the railroad could not run train carrying government nail on schedule time. Figure compiled In the second, assistant postmaster-general's office show that the gross revenue de rived by the Harriman lines In thla tat for carrying mall amounte to S2S2.874.tB. Because of th railway naa-lect in nrobeflr handling train they nave Deen ruiea approximately iij.vii in tha naat year. The figure are baaed " upon the weighing of mail by the government every four yeara. The average dally weight of mail carried by tha Southern Pacific from Portland to Aahland la 15.823 Dounda. Th distance Is S42.lt miles and the trains travel at the rate of 21 miles an hour. The company's ohedule for the train wmcn arrives in Portland at 7:26 In tha morning is a fraction more than 28 mile an hour, yet th train haa not arrived on time for many months. Aa conditions prevail th morning train seldom arrives before the noon hour. Today the train was made up in two aectlona. The first one reached the Union depot at 7:46, while the sec ond section la not in yet and will not be until f:30 thla evening. Wednesday the train rolled in at 1:30 o'clock and yesterday at 1:35. The O. R. ft N. train waa IS minutes late yesterday, two and a quarter houra Wednesday and two hours this morning. This train is the overland train from the eaat and is scheduled to arrive In Portland at 9:46 o'clock In the morning. According to the new ruling relative to carrying government mall, the rail roads are fined 15 per cent of their mail pay If 10 trains are late half an hour each In the course of 90 days. The Harriman lines are notoriously behind time and often fall to get their train In at all. It being the rule rather than the exception last winter to cancel trains because of the poor roadbeds due to the company's neglect in improving its track facilities. The following articles found on etreet car August 1 may be recovered by the owners at room 4, in the O. W. P. build ing at First and Alder: One grip, one hatchet, one water spray, one library book, one key, one pair gloves, four miscellaneous packages, six, umbrellas, two purses. DIVERSIFIED PKOGEAM FOE 3IUSIC LOVERS F. W. Graves of Graves ft Co., Is in New Yoric. a few days ago he waa given an audience with Thomas A. Edi son, the inventor, when he reminded Mr. Edison of certain telegraph messages which were handled hv Mr. Crnvu when I Mr. Edison waa less famous. An overheated gas flatlron In the tai loring shop of Kalllo ft Norman, 124 Twelfth street, started a small blue at 1 o'clock thla morning, which brought out the fire department in response to an alarm from box 63. The flreeeaw broke open the doors of the establish ment and the fire was quickly extin guished, entailing a loss of about 150. The proprietors of the place had left the gas burning under the Iron upon closing for the day, end In this manner the flames were communicated to the wall. George C. Peery, aged 79 years, and a well known resident of Portland, died Wednesday at his home on Prospect avenue. Mount Tabor, after a protracted illness. He was born in Virginia in 1828 and came to Portland 10 yeara ago. The funeral was held at 10 o'clock this morning from the family residence. In addition to his widow he is survived by the following children: L. T. Peery and Miss Georgia Peery of Portland, E. H. Peery of Havana. Cuba, and Dr. T. P. Peery of Yuba, California. Water throught hoso for sprinkling yards or sidewalka or washing porches or windows must be paid for In advance and used only between tne hours of 5 and 8 a. m., and C and 9 p. m. It must not be used for sprinkling streets. If used contrary to these rules, or waste fully, it will be shut off. The Lewiston Furniture ft Under lng company, of Lewiston, Idaho, pleaded guilty before Judge Charles E. Wolver ton in the United States district court this morning to complicity in the fur niture trust and waa fined $25. The band concert this evening will be given at City Park. The following program commences at 8 o'clock: March "Give the Countersign" . Scoutan Overture "Midsummer Night's Dream" Suppe "Hearta and Flowers" Tobanl Selection "The Sho-Gun" Luders Intermezxo "Passacalle" Gregh Intermission. Paraphrase "Ye Banks and Braes o Bonnie ooon" Kappey Walts "Wedding of the Wlnda" . . .Hall Selection "Prlrfce of Pllsen" .... Luders "Japanese Love Song" Thomaa March "Seventh Army Carps" . Wtldon A. De Caprlo, director. Potter Schedule for Beach. The steamer Potter will sail from Portland. Ash street dock, Saturday, 1 p. m. Get tickets and make reservation at city ticket office. Third and Wash ington etreet. C. W. Stinger, city ticket agent. The fatea may have in store for yon a really satisfactory servant. But you must remember that the want ads. are the agenta of "the fatea" in such matters. AJnTVEIaXVTS. Amusement Council Crest park every evening. Take a car ride to this most beautiful spot. Music, dancing, movlng plctures. Illustrated, songs, etc. Vocal and instrumental mualo.by the "Ha waiian musicians." Portland Shoe Repair company, 269 Yamhill stl, between Sd and 4th sts.. for good, quick and substantial work, Best oak soles. 76o. Phone Pacific 2228. Bauer ft Stoppen. St. Johna was visited by two fires yesterday, one of which totally de stroyed the residence of W. C. Adam one of the finest homes In the city and the loss of wnlch will be somewhat over i ,, unma A-nhi store mai uaoout tuu aamage. The volunteer rTcompany waa unable to assist at the first fire on account of lack or water but did good workat the second maze. Two hundred thousand or more peo ple who think, who use their brains, tlrlnk Golden Grain Granules In their SJaames. Mothers who love their ehil- dnBwfght for this pure cereal coffee. ChiiiTW6 love it. Grown-up people tnink ii tastes Detter than corree. All conscientious grocers recommend it. Pray do try It. A big package can be had in any grocery store for 25c. For liquors phone the Family Liquor Store. J. E. Kelly, successor to Caswell ft Kelly, 864 Morrison street, corner Park. Both phonea Pacific, Main 28, By the middle of September the of fices of th Southern Paclflo and the O. R. ft N. Co., comprising the Harriman llnea in Oregon, will be moved from the riresent quarters In the Worcester bulld og to the seven upper floor in the new Wells-Fargo skyscraper. The new of fices will be handsomely furnished and will afford admirable quarters for the fficlals. The charge -of nonsupport brought against L. H. Carter by hla wife, Mrs. Myrtle Carter, was called up for hear ing In the county court tbls morning, and Judge Webster was informed that I Steamer Jesse Harklns, for Camas, Washougal and way landings, dally ex cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street dock it 2 p. m. Scientific Shoe Repairing Best work. Sewed soles, men 76c, women 50c. Jacob Schwlnd, 367 Stark, near Park. Your dollars do double duty at John Dollar's. See his advertisement today in another part of this paper. Woman's Exchange, 138 Tenth street, lunch 11:80 to I; business men's lunch. Acme Oil Co. sell safety coal oil and fine gasoline. Phone East 789; B-1007. Perfect fitting eye glasses. SI. 00. Dr. B. J. Mills. Ill Sixth, near Washington. Rooms for rent, Selllng-HIrsch build ing. Dr. E. C Brown, Eye-Ear. Marquam. D. Chambers, optician, 129 Seventh. Berger signs 284 Yamhill phone. Bark Tonio for rheumatism. F.W. Baltes and Company invite your inquiries for " I A1165 Z irst and Oak Beck Jeweler 206 Alder. Tale of a Traveling Bag. Odd experience of a bl consignment of leather gooda. They had been or dered a very superior grade of suit cases, traveling bags and hat boxes for Robinson & Co.'s remodeled store, but they got here in the midst of the Dig anticipation sale, so they were just put out at reduced prices slong wun ins ouier men s xurnisning gooas, neckwear, underwear, bathing suits, hats. etc. It aeems that about every exacting man In town has dropped in to iook mem over ana puy. nut the stock waa complete and magnificent bar gains are still to be found. 289 Wash ington, ' Fire Sale Tomorrow. The smoke and wafer damaged cloth ing, shoes, hats and furnishings of the Metropolitan Clothing store of Chicago will be on sale tomorrow at this store. Extra salespeople have been provided, so you need not worrr for fear of not being waited upon promptly. The slaughter of goods will surprise you, for the prices are down, down, down below bedrock. Read our page ad today. ; HUB CLOTHING COMPANY. ' Third and Burnald. Ice. . For ice call Main 2S4 or A-S245. Ice Delivery company. 851 Stark st JTrerre4 1oek 43eaa4 Ooods. " Allen ft Lewis' Best Brand. - Marquam Grand (Phone Main 6) Tonight and All Week, Flrt Perform ance on Any Stage, HAH OX OWSXXi In the Great Mythological Play, TKB STOBT Of TIB OOLBZ2? ranges." Evening 11.00, 76c, 60c, 26c. Mat inee, 76c, 60c, 26c Curtain 8:30 p. m. LYRIC THEATRIC Phono Main 4686. This Week the Allen Stock Company Presenting "THE ROAD TO niSOO." Matinees Tuesday, Thursday, Satur day and Sunday. Prices, 10c, 20c. Every evening at 8:16. Prices, 10c 20o and 80c. Reserved seats by phone, Main 4686. Office open from 10 a. m. to 10 p. m. THE STAB Phones Main 4696 and Home A-1496. The coolest theatre in the city1. "TSB KOYAX, SXAVB" Frank DeCamp as Acqullla, the Astec King. Matinees Tuesdays, Thursdays, Sat urdays and Sundays at 2:30; prices, 10c and 20c Evenings at 8:16; prices, 10c, 20c and 80c. Reserved seats by phone for all performances. THE GRAND TAVSETOLI SB LTTXB SPBOIAX BXX.Ii Or KEA9U3TBM. MATXITSES DAXXT, CTUCB lOo. Two shows nightly at 7:46 and 9:80. Prices 10c, 20c and box seats, 30o. Matinee prices Sundays and holidays. same as evening. "Hal rice So earns All Men s and Youths Outing Suits HALF PRICE All Men's Straw and Panama Hats HALF PRICE All Boys' Wash Suits HALF PRICE All Ladies' and Misses' Wash Coats and Dresses HALF PRICE BEN ELLING LEADING CLOTHIER Who Don't You GO TC CASCADE LOCKS ON STEAMER TELEPHONE SUNDAY, AUGUST 4 Leaving Alder Street Dock at 9 a. m., returning about 5 p. m. FARE, $ 1 rot Q"N1 TRIP IF YOU WANT TO SEE THE NEWEST IN WEAR ING APPAREL VISIT THE STYLE STORE MEALS 60c BASEBALL ATHLETIC PARK, Corner Taughn and Twenty-fourth. July 30, 31, August 1, 2, 3 LOS ANGELES VS. PORTLAND Game called at 8:30 p. m. dally. Oameg called at 2:30 p. m. Sundays. XiADEES' SAT PBTDAT. ADMISSION 254. Grandstand 25e. Children 10 - Box Seats 2 5c. Comfortable? YES, IF YOU WEAR JACOBS SHIRTS THEY COST NO MORE 291 Stark St, near Fourth' ANNOUNCEMENT To the public and our friends we desire to announce that alterations on our new store, Be lei's 1 CORNER FOURTH AND ALDER STREETS, are now completed and we will open Saturday, August 3, with a splendid assortment of high class furnishings, hats and novelties. Your patronage is earnestly solicited and we will merit a con tinuance of your business by selling only reliable, high grade mer chandise. THE MEN'S SHOP MICHEL ft STILLER, Fourth and Alder Streets. 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