i:rxr u .3 ia.
d ;Tpivn Topicsl ?
TUB JOUHXAJL AT RESOItTS
Subscrlbera md have The Journal de
'vered at the regular rates at the fol-
resorta bv notlfvlnr the innti
'Tej " Paoes ninuonwi, bud
ecriptlJae ay jaaU ara payable la ad
vance: - V OREGON RESORTS. (
S1 Pwrk...,. P. J.' Struck
Hot Lekg ....Hot Lake Sanitarium
NabmMa 4. aV
WASHINGTON RESORTS.
Oima. -
Boyd Son and Mineral Springe frotel
Caoo Bpringa,.,.....Thoinae Moffett
fiwlf?.? Sprlnga. ,.. .cC' T.( oh.ir
Jlwaoo.....,,., t-lXoula Cohan
muiib- jseacn......
i m r"haU Pottenger and O. A. Smith
Nahcotta ,,,.,.....,..H. J. Brown
voaan Park Matthews xnaaiora
glw M,. Frank B. Btrauha)
The Braahore. . . Breakers Hotel
tonights amusements . c
Varquam Grand . 1. . . Tna Undertow."
Grand t .-Vaudeville.
Lyrlo "Jim. tha Westerner."
Star "A Bachelor's Honeymoon."
City park . .,, Da Caprlcrs Band,
The Oaks, a YT. P. carUne, First and
Aldar.
'JeWfc
It la reported that Manager Murphy
will inatall hla own company at . the
Lyrlo thaatra after September 1. The
Allen Stock company will go to Ban
Joaa. There will be a) change of polio jr
at .tLyrlo, the aama claaa of ahowa
tui on tba board a. Mr. Allen
a aeourad a thaatra of hla own In tha
aurornia city xor tola company.
' You had batter tak tba trip to
Caacade Lock and return on tha
fait teamer "Telephone," lea Yin i
Aldar Street Dock Sunday, August i
me inn at s a. m., recurning aoout e
p. m. Fare for tha round trip, 11.00.
Meals too. You cannot nave a more
pleasant outing than thla trip, on tha
grand uoiumnia stiver.
C. E. Hamlin, general agent af tha
Herrlck Refrigerator eompany of Water
loo. Iowa, waa In tha city thia week
making a bualnaaa call upon their agent,
J. J. Kadderly. Mr. Hamlin atatea that
ha will aoon brlna hU famllr to Port
land to make It hla home. In all hla
travels he haa not found a city that ap
peals to mm so lorciDly aa tna metropo-
iia oi uregon.
Because of rain and no Ughts tha
concert at Columbia park, last night
was a failure. Through some mlsunder-'
tandina trie llahts were not oonneoted.
After playing a few numbers from
memory rain began to fait and tba band
aispersea.
The following articles ware found on
atraetcara yesterday and can ba secured
by application at room 4. O. W. P. build-
in g, First and Alder streets: Four lunch
baskets, one suitcase, ona satchel, alrht
package, one purse, seven umbrellas.
one snawL
You
Should
Bank
WITH THE ,," V'V
t ;.v,
V i. .
OREGON TRUST AND
SAVINGS BANK ;
; ' 'x-; ' PORTLAND, :OREQOW 1 v
. ' ...... . . ' i . f. ' , ? ., r t t t 1
';i:;y: : because: V , ' f
lt It a strong, careful, safe, liberal, prompt, sccu- '
v krtte and successful institution . ; s ,
It is a growinr, active, progressive, conservative and
, up-to-date bank in every particular. ..
RESOURCES OVER $2,600,000
Jt pays 4 per cent interest on savings accounts com
pounded twice every year. ( r-'' ' "s 1 .
It haa safe deposit boxes which are absolutely fire
and burglar proof. ;
COME, IN AND SJLE, US
(SIXTH AND WASHINGTON 'STREETS)
W. H. Moore, President v E. K. Ljrtle, Vict -President.
W. Cooper Morris, Cashier.
Men's Outing Suits
Youths' Outing Suits
v., ,.;-v.' - - V'... '
. " . .1 . ' '. - "j ..-.v.
Boys
Outing
Ladies' Wash Suits and Goats
Panama and Straw Hats
HAfcf KRIGE
LEAVES FOE EUE0PE.
Orsorfa faboar wflt Ba
Abeeat for Sereral Weeka.
Georae Jabour of tha firm of George
labour A Co.. lmnortera of oriental
rugs and carpets, known to bare one of
the finest and largest stocks of oriental
ruga on the Pacific coast, left for New
York reaterdaT. Mr. Jabour said: I
thank tba people of Portland for tha
suoDort the hava riven my business
and my trip to tha east la to ba there
wnea a large anipment or ruga arrive
PUBLICITY PLAN
M DISCUSSED
Dr. J. L. Wooden, who waa appointed
deputy health officer during; tha spinal I
menlngUla epldemlo, yesterday handed
bis resignation to Dr. Pohl. city health
officer. Dr. Wooden resigns to accept
batter paying position.. Dr. Pohl will
not appoint a successor at this time.
Water drought hoeo for sprinkling I
yards or sidewalks or washing porches
or windows must be paid for In advance
and uaed only between tna noura of a
and I a. m., and C and I p. m. It must
not ba used for sprinkling streets. If I
used contrary to these rules, or waste-
zuiiy, it wiu ae mm ore. . f
For liquors phone tba Family Liquor
Store. J. B. Kelly, auoeaaaor to Caawell j
A Kelly, 8t4 Morrison street, corner
Park. Both phonee Paclflo, Main II,
ana noma, a-zoz.
j Amusement Council Crest park every
evening. Take a car ride to this moat
beautiful snot Muslo, dancing, moving
pictures. Illustrated, songs, eta Vocal
and Instrumental muslo by tba "Ha
waiian musician a."
jjrn M. X Flaher, who returned
eently from China after eight years of
missionary work, wlu lecture tonight
at 8 o'clock In the Volunteers of Amer
ica hall, at I Fourth street North. Bhe
will soeak of her axperlenoea In the
oriental kingdom.
Learn to swim at Rlnglers new Nat-
atorlum. 181 E. Mor, cor. Orand. Bnam
elled tank; fresh Bull Run water; pri
vate leason, 60c: club - membersnlp,
1.60 per month. Phone East ttlO.
"Everybody la talking about It."
Without a sound body, on ona can hava
happiness on earth. Start today to drink
Golden Grain Granules, the 100 par oent
pure cereal coffee, sold in every nrst
clase grocery store everywhere.
Sunday river trips to Oregon City
mTrmt ilAlfffhtful AuHnr. fift Ana w v
by boat, return by trolley. Boats leave
Taylor street t.io, :o, ii:so a. m.;
1:80, 8:80 p. m. Kouna trip c
Steamer Jesse Rarklna. for Camaa.
Washougal and way landings, dally ex
cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street
cock uip.m.
Solentlfle Shoe Repairing Beat work.
Sewed soles, men 7 So, women too.
Jacob Sen wind, 88T Stark, near Park.
a fine outlnc: 81 round trin t
lie, Including amusements, Au-
George Jabour.
Acme Oil Co. aell safety coal oil and
fine gasoline. Phone East 780; B-1007.
Woman's Exchange, 188 Tenth street,
lunch 11:80 to I; business men's lunch.
Perfect fitting eye glasses, $1.00. Dr.
B. J. Mills. Ill Sixth, near Washington.
Train leaves Union depot a. m., Au
gust 11, for Bonneville, 1 excursion
. Good muslo with tha
excursion, August 11.
81 Bonneville
Exouraion
only 81.
to Bonneville August 11,
In New York, which will be about Au
a-uat 80. I will ba there In time to re
Icaae tha stock from the custom house
and to select the finest and moat beau
tiful antique pieces of the shipment I
promise the people of Portland one of
the finest stocks of oriental rugs that
haa ever been shown on the coaat. The
Increase of our business for the time
we hava been la the city has encouraged
us to carry a urge siock. n my dusi
nu. will hermit me. I will leave for
tnnnvne anif durinc mv star there. Will
i.vnU mv time to aeleotlnc a fine col
lection of laces and embroideries of all
kinds." ...
Mrs. Jabour will accompany Mr. Ja
bour to tha east and while there, will
visit many of her old friends. During
the absence of Mr. Jabour the business
will be in charge of N. 8. Hanief.
the native expert and artist of oriental
mm. Ha ia well known In Portland
and can give you all the Information
regarding oriental rugs and carpets you
may desire.
tS to t80 Xaward.
For reading an Intensely Interesting
little boon ana anewenng a viisaiy in
teresting question. See Market section.
INFANTRY BATTALION
ON FIELD PRACTICE
ay.
aln
Dr. E. C Brown, Eye-Ear. Marquam,
D. Cham bare, optician. 118 Seventh.
Berger signs iSt Tamhlll phone.
Bark Tonio for rheumatism.
Beck jeweler 80S Alder.
F.W. Baltes
and Company
invite yonr
inquiries for
PBINTING
8
It
First arid Oat
A battalion of .the Fourteenth in
fantry from the Vancouver barracks
passed through Portland yesterday on
fh uinnai flald nractlce. The point of
destination Is a small town on the Tilla
mook ooaat Tba marcn wiu o ; muc
lax tnliM lnnar and the trooos will con
sume about three weeks In the march
both going and returning
The command, 160 strong, is march
ing under heavy regulation outfits, con
sisting OE a pianaei run, snsuer na.ii.
meas kit, haveraaca, canteen, neia ra
tinn rifle or saber and canteen. They
cover about three miles an hour, march
ing 60 minutes ana resting iw, aa me
armv rearuiations proviae. iney win
move about 16 or 80 miles each da:
They expect to. reach the coast with
ten dava.
The battalion, in charge of Major
Parka, left Vanoouver at 7 o'ciocn yes.
terday morning, crossing the river by
means of the ferry and taking the route
step toward Portland. They passed over
tha Madison street bridge yesterday
afternoon and swinging aoutn Divouaoea
nar Rivervlew cemetery last night
Other officers of tha detachment are
Captain Taylor. Lieutenants Bussche,
Tolley and Brady.
PERSONAL
M V. Harrison, a member Of the Arm
of Hankie A Harrison, left yesterday for
Virginia, where he wiu visit his family
and old home. Mr. Harrison la one of
15 children and has eitrht brothers and
six sisters, uotn parents are suit uv
in m and a nanny family reunion Is an
ticipated by Mr.. Harrison upon-his ar
rival In Virglniai While eaat ha will
visit Washington, Baltimore, Dayton,
Philadelphia and tha a am ea town exposi
tion. '.,-. '
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Blackmail, of
Heppner, who ' have been temporarily
residing In this oity, left yesterday over
ma Morinern racmc tor a two-momnr
l-vlslt to friends and relatives in the
leant - Mr. and Mrs. Blackman will pro
ceed directly to New York, where they
; will visit their son Heppner, a talented
young cartoonist, engaged on tne Mew
York Herald and Evening Telegram, the
afternoon issue of the Herald.- They
will later spend soma time in New Eng
land and upon returning will atop in a
number of tha principal western cities.
At 4 future ""meat tnga If "tha Rhod
Island branch of tha American Federar
tlnn nf Iahnr m rilnt will txm imM
J I unless bis oloUU&g beaxa tba u&lon label. I
East Siders Talked Over
Scheme for Advertis
ing That Section.
Plana for the advertising campaign
to ba launched immediately by tha Eaat
Side Business Men's club ware dis
cussed last night at a meeting of the
committee appointed by tbe club some
time ago. Hi A. Calef presided and tha
outline or tne scheme aa previously de
scribed was adopted. It ia desired to
hava the plans completed before the
next meeting of the club, which will ba
Thursday, August 16. Another meeting
will be called accordingly within a faw
days.
The plana Include the holding of a
contest to secure an east side slogan,
which will be placed at the Intersec
tion of Grand avenue and East Morrl
aon street on an electric arch, and
which will be uaed In a avstematin nuh.
ltclty campaign. Tha purpoae of the
campaign will he to divert trade from
the west aide, which the eaat aide busi
ness men believe Justly belongs to
unm.
Those who comDoae tha Mmmiitu
ana wno met in the office or Calef Broa.
on East Morrison street last nrht.
were David It Strowbridge, Dan Kella-
ner, u, A. WIXIOW. H. A. Caler and Up
Fulton of the Cltlsens bank.
Sara tna Plsoout.
Onlv one dav ram&lnat Malt
or send remittances, to general offices, j
Park and Burnslde streets, on or before
August 10 and save 26 cents. Home
vieiepnone at xeiegrapn company.
SERIOUS TROUBLE
NARROWLY AVERTED
Serious trouble was narrowly avoided
last night on a St Johns car because
of a stubborn conductor. Leaving Sec
ond, and Alder streets about 7 :80 o'clock
ha refused to permit anyone to ride in
the trailer, although the leading car
was crowded to suffocation. The trailer
waa empty and to keep the crowd out
the conductor locked tne doors.
Appeals from the suffering passen
gers were ignored entirely by the con
ductor until ha saw that they meant
business, and then he consented to
throw tha trailer open. On tha return
trin lha MR mm MniinfttA, mA
with a passenger because of refusing
to punch a transfer ticket aa requested.
Drnu pusenipsrs on tne car vouched
they would lodge a complaint against
tha stubborn and incivll employe, whose
uuuiuai iaey any is est.
Men's Three-Piece
Summer Suits
$40.00 SUITS AT $25.00
$30.00 SUITS AT $20.00
$25.00 SUITS AT $15.00
$20.00 SUITS AT $13.50
Men's Outing
Trousers
$2.50 TROUSERS,
$3.50 TROUSERS,
$5.00 TROUSERS,
$6.00 TROUSERS,
$6.50 TROUSERS,
$1.75
$2.25
$3.35
$4.25
$4.55
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Underwear
$2.50 SILK GARMENTS $1.25
75c Cooper Ribbed Garment 45c
All Summer Weight Union Suits
HALF PRICE,
Pajamas
$2.00 SUIT.- $1.00
$1.50 SUIT 75c
All $1.50 and $2.00 Neck
wear, 95c
MEN'S SHIRTS, $1.50 Kind $1.15 Attached' and
Detached Cuffs All Sizes
BEN
LLIMC
LEADING CLOTHIER
Ice.
lea
For tea call Main 214 or A-I14B.
Delivery company, ibl stark st
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT
WILL INSPECT RIVERS
- aaaawsawa-
A trip In tha Interest of waterway
improvements is to be taken in Octo
ber by President Roosevelt, accompan
ied by a committee of the Inland water
ways commission. They will be at
tended by the governors of states bor
dering on the Mississippi river, and will
travel bv boat on that stream from St.
Paul to New Orleans. The Portland
chamber of oommeree. In view of the
importance of waterways Imorovementa
at this time, has desired that Governor
Oeorge B. Chamberlain accompany the
party, and has offered to defray the
expenses of the trip. In the absence of
any state appropriation for that pur
pose. Governor Chamberlain yesterday
signified his intention of aoceding to
the chamber's request He had pro
posed to appoint J. N. Teal as hla rep
resentative with the presidential party.
Tomorrow is the last day to receive
discount on we'at side gas bllla.
InlEflPflOuilE
BEST HOTEL PROPOSITION IN PORTLAND
S . t " r. y ' , f v , . y ' I 3 mm,
l.-'-:::r -rrss-
nsMifffi i -ajv ptaa-' ' &ttti w- -'aaW
MX "f vS- I i 1 ' V. M
.iJI'I saf U l?i!:it: fi
: is.'
if
NFW AND IWODFRN Located right in the center of the great factory district, Twelfth
liLTT Mill lilVlLllll and Marshall streets. Right in. this neighborhood are upward of
10,000 factory employes who draw good wages.
A FEW DRAWINO FEATURES
Light and Airy Rooms Gas and Electric Lights Modern Kitchen
Single or En Suite Three Floors and Basement Large Square Court
Large Halls and Corridors 140 Large Rooms Court Fitted With Fountain
Steam Heated Throughout Large Dining Room , Every Comfort and Convenience
Will lease for four years. For terms and further information inquire of PHIL
GEVURTZ, at I. Gevurtz & Sons.
ttaalay.
KASQVAst CmAsTD. .
(l lione Main I.)
Only four mora perform,
ancea tonight, faturuy
matinee, Saturday and fcuu
day ntMs.
. iu vmxro-w.
The great graft play, DctCt
in las it
"Pricaa, loo, lia, lla.
LYRIC THEATRE
- t pbone Main 411. .
Thli Week tba Allan Stock Company,
. y presenting
I ': SIM, TO WXSTXBaTXaV" ' '
day and Sunday. Prices, 14o, IJa. Bv
. I.I f II. lA.
and too, Reserved aaata by phone. Main
m. OaTlca opan from 10 a m. to It p. av.
The Star fsSi
. wzxst ox avovn s.
A special Bummer mlrth-provoker, .
Matineaa Tuesdaya. Thursdaya, Satur
days and Sundays at t:iO. prices 10a and
loo; avarr avemng aa m-.io, prio
10a and JOo. Secure) aaata for all per
f ormancea by phona. .
!
THE GRAND
ix or Atrovrr a. loor.
VauaaviUa 9a X.OX.
satis . nBKorB, unr A. aUiv
"rmzaaTDnxr.
jjauy matinees ai a:av: iwo perTorn
ances each evening at T:4I and 0:10.
ii n h ii m it if
ATHT TTTTf! PARIf. '
a aa at mmfm m aw a aa '
Ooraa Taufba and Twamtjdamrt. '
August 6, 7, 8, 0, 10, H
OAKLAND
VS. PORTLAND
Oame called at 1:10 p. m. dally. , ,
Oaroes called at 1:10 p. m. Sundaya.
T.anraa' mv wnaw. 1
ADMISSION 25.
Grandstand tSc CbJldraa 10fl .
box Beata io.
THIS
TONIGHT!
Added Attraction
20V CENTURY tXTTl Cp 1
I AtAtVCL AND HtS TTOOiiH vLl il
MAMMOrafel
"rrFnTnvyFpffrwa
auuiKsr.BMctst vTflTfW
BOTorat llirj3.
out of door iiz7riZZ2
ATTMai0t5MlX 1
i bfN' y"
miMiMm 1 v sa r "va
KM v iXr k V 7 Am-tmrnsfmitrmtB
Twum 0KMtsmBrii irmnattk
mnrummr ran 7 7vS.
JtrrrmTAtatM l I yr
jrAtrme Mjta xs an y i
PRIZE DANCING
In Pavilion Tonlg-ht.
Concerts 1 and 7:45 by tha
KTOQAftXAir xttssass.
roxzsxzms' sat atjouit is.
HILL
military'
academy:
PORTLAND ORE. .
- A Boarding and Daw
School for Young Man aad
Boya
Preparation for col- -lege.
U. a Military and
Naval Academies. AO
credited to Stanford.
Berkeley, Cornell, Am
herst and all State Uni
versities and Agricultural
Colleges. Manual train
ing. Bualnesa course.
The principal baa had 10
? rears experience in Port- ;
and. , Comfortable quar
ter. Beat envlronmentA
Make reaervationa now.
For illustrated . eatalos;
and other llteratura ad -drass
.:
J. W. DILL U. D..
Principal and Propria toav
"Ky fatbarhad baea a tnffarw from ilek keadaahe
lor the last wen7-flr yrt aaa aevar feaaa any
relief aatll ha basaa taking roar Casearat. Slac
he bai begaa taklag OiicotM he kaa aarer had
ha headaeka. Tbay hT aatlrely eared hlau
OateareM 40 what roa reeomaead them to do. I
will give yea the arlvilace at ! bla aama."
E.M. DUktoa, uu Batlatr St., W.ladlaaapolla, lad,
bS- tAHOV CATtVkimo r '
PleaBt, faHtable, PotM. Tatte Soed. De 6ee4L
' Slokea, Waakea or aripe, . Ha, lie. NTi
old la bulk. Tha tannine Ubl.t aUnpea OOO.
QaaraBtaM te aara or four ataaey baek.
Sterling Remedy Co., Chlcaeo or N.T. vol
AKXUAL SALE. TEH l!ILU01i BOUS
EXCURSION TO BONNEVILLt: $1
Given by Knights and Ladies of Security
' ; w ' ' ' ' s
, .: . . - . , -
SUNDAY, AUGUST 11th
GOOD MUSIC, GAMES AND PRIZES
Train leaves Union Depot at 9 a, m. and returns at 6 p. m. Tickets for sale at iLauei
Davis, drug store, Third and Yamhill streets.
-"y
ONOW DALL
w
SUMMER TIME;
AT CLOUDCAP INN. "
Mount Hood. Auto- ' '
mobiles operate between
Hood River and the re- - .
- tort Make your reser
vations now, For trans
portation rate ask at O. R.
& N. city ticket office.
For reservations write i
HORACE MECKLIN
Postoffice. Mt Hood, Or. .
I
rOQ WOMEN ONLY
Dr. Sanderson's Compound Savin
and Cotton Root Pllle. Thet '
and onhr reliable remedy for Im-.
LATEIJ PERIOD Cure the
moat obstlnata cases In I to 1 J
days. Price $1 per boa, maliad In r : '' 1
wrapper. Sold by druagieta evry'
Address iCj. PIERCii, 181 fid
Portland, Oregon. , . - : -
r