THE? OREGON ? SUNDAY JOURNAU PORTLAND, - SUNDAY MORNINO, - OCTOBER 1J, 1907.
E Toivn Topics
SEVEN THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED
4
ii Mission Rockers
TIMES SOUSA'S BAND HAS PLAYED
TONIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS.
TV Heillg
Marquam .
Baker
Empire
Grand
I-yrlo
Star
Oaks
Ths Squaw Man"
....'The Mocking Bird"
...J. "Barbara Krietchla"
...'The Denver Express
Vaudeville
."Other People's Money"
"Midnight In Chinatown"
.O, W. P. carllne
Rev. Chrlatopher Alderaon of St
Johna, one of the pioneer ministers of
the Oregon conference of the M. E.
church, wa atruck and almost lnstant-
ly killed by a freight train at Albany
yesterday morning. He had been visit
ing a. aaugnier in AiDany and had atart
ea ior me aepot to board a train for
Portland. On a high treatle he waa
overtaken by the freight and hla llfe-
iow uouy loasea 10 m bed of the creek
oeiuw. jur. Aiucrson waa ii years of
no came 10 uregon In the mining
)", icaricamieKa ana rugged
strength counted for much, even with
clergymen. Four years ago he came to
iuiuunu, Kiieuaing me church at 8un
nyiilde. He la survived by hla widow
iwo nm ana tnree daughters. One
on, v. Aiuerson, la principal of the
aiTiivuis ai m. juunn, ana tne other, W. 8
Aiaerson, uvea at 1,8 East Seventh
The local organization of the etatlon
ary steam engineers' union la practically
outlawed becauae af the action of lta
delegates In walking out of the regular
meeting of the Federated Trades council
Friday night. The trouble arose because
of the refusal of the union to abide by
.. ,n,u., ,,i in. council m tne arbi
tration of differences between the engi
neers and the Portland Brewing com
pany. Aa the situation now stands, the
union is suspended from memberahlp in
the Federated Tradea council, and un
supported in attempting a boycott on
the Portland Brewing company- If the
union persists In Its boycott It stands In
danger of censure from lta national organisation.
Alleging that on Chrlstmaa day her
husband attempted to brain their child
with a chair and that ahe threw her
aelf in the way and received the blow
Intended for the little one. Mrs. Loulae
Khury Is seeking a divorce from NaJIb
Khury. The charge is made In an an
swer to a complaint for divorce filed
by the husband, Mrs. Khury claiming
that she Is the one that Is aggrieved
Mrs Kuhry aJso states that her hus
band hns several times attempted to
kidnap their HtUe boy. aeven months
old.
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J. E. McAfee of New York, a layman
In the Presbyterian church, who Is here
attending synod, will address the men s
meeting at the Y. M. C. A. this after
noon at 3:80 He is a young man who
believes In promoting Christian work on
twentieth century business principles. H
has shaken some of the old methods of
rinlng church work loose from their
moorings and will probahly make some
of the old excuses, men have been giv
ing for living In sin. look pretty sick.
All men are invited to hear him.
The victim of the Sell wood car, run
down and killed Friday night, waa Iden
tified last evening as Mathias Frueh.
who has been employed In a saloon at
Oregon Pity. At the morgue the re
mains were recognized by acquaintances
from Oregon Pity. Frueh was 69 yeara
of ago and so far as known he has no
relatives In this state. He deliberately
stepped on the track in front of an ap
proaching car, supposedly while under
the Influence of llqunr.
We guarantee every garment made by
us and we will cheerfully rectify any
error whereby we are at fault. We use
the best of linings, canvas, haircloth,
etc., and remember our price is only $25
Tor any suit In the house to order. No
other firm in the city will do this. Our
aim Is to please and if honest quality
of matertnl and workmanship will pro
duce insi etui we reel sure or your
patronage rr.inue Tailoring Co., 809
Mark, near Sixth.
The entire week, beginning September
2. 1907. John Philip Sous and his band
waa the prime musical attraction of the
famous Corn Palace exhibition at Mitch
ell, South Dnkota a fact, by the way,
that haa many times been repeated In
past yeara In Dakota state affaire, be
fore and alnce the old state division.
The Corn Palace exhibition la noted even
In the old world, and the crowds that at
tend them are enormous as a rule.
Two events occurred that week to
complete Sousa history that were of
moment and which created aetlve In
terest among the crowds of thousands
of strangers gathered at Mitchell. The
first was the fifteenth anniversary of
the organisation of Sousa's hand, and
the other was toe cataloguing of thai
John Philip Sousa.
concert
(LIKE CUT)
At a Sacrifice-On Sale
MONDAY, TUESDAY
and WEDNESDAY
Regular Value $10. Special
$4.? 5
This Rocker is very strong,
has massive posts, flat arms
screwed in securely and flat
slats form the back ; a rush
bottom that will last a life
time forms the seat; the
arms are also supported
with iron brackets ; size of
seat is 20x20, hnpht of
Rocker 3 feet 2 inches.
No Phone Orders Only
One to a Customer.
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We can extriot one or all of
your teeth without hurting a bit,
and trot in new teeth the saa
day if you deatre.
Our system of crown and bridge
work la simple, quick and pain
less.
Whan deal red you can bar T.
P. Wlae or my personal service,
Iaialeas Sxttetotlnf Tt Warn
mate are Ordered.
20 YEARS MERE
And doing dental work all the
time. That la the record of Dr.
W. A. Wlae. That'a one reason
our business haa grown out,
patrons come back, and they ssruf
their frlenda.
W. A. Wise, Dentist
Tailing bid., d and Washington
sta. 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. aadays
to 18. Painless Extraction Oo
Flatea $8.
T. P. Wise, H. A. Sturdevant
B. A. Hoffman and C S. Kebtr
ASSOCIATES.
Phones, A and
Both
Main lOtft.
of the Bousa organlza-
7,600th
tlon.
Both notable events were duly cele
brated in a quiet way at Mlteh' ll, with
becoming privacy, with slnceie cere
mony, but without emblazonry of trum
pets or acclaim by crier from the house
tops. Sousa gathered his men. tried,
trusted and true (many of whom nave
served with him for years, anywhere
from three to a dosen, while there still
remain a few of the charter members
of September. 1892, 15 years anoi, and
his special artists, 65 In all. and cele
orated nntn anniversary events In one
bv a private banquet, at which Sousa
himself, who Is a brilliant post-prandlal
speaker, made an impromptu address
that liroucnt the band to their feet
more than once with shouts of resnon
slve bravos. There were aome tnu' hlni
words and strains of eloquent music.
Cowl Feriitarc Co
184-186
First St.
THE STORE WHERE YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD
Morrison streets, tonight, o'clock.
Subject "Capitalism and Crime," with
a review of the history of the Jewish
people. Good music.
The semi-annual meeting of the state
board of horticulture will be held In
the quarters of the CommerrlMl club,
Sixth and Alder streets. Monday, Octo
ber It. A comprehensive report of the
fruit crop of Oregon for 1907 will be
Issued.
"The Negro as a Citizen" Is to be the
title of an address by Mayor Lane at
the layinK of the cornerstone of the
Mount olivet Haptist church, Sunday
afternoon, October I'O. Dr. Broughter,
pastor of the First Baptist church, will
officiate. Dr. Merrlman will present
Ir Hroughter with a silver trowel.
Another speaker Is to be McCants Stewart.
councilman and
accompanied by
at the Imperial
Charles Pfleffer, a
capitalist of Albany,
his wife. Is stopping
He is the owner of valuable property in
Tortlnnd and expects to make further
Investments. He declares that nothing
can prevent Portland from becoming
the metropolis of the Pacific coast.
Fifty dollars reward On ac
count of the numerous complaints
of theft of plumbing material
from buildings under construction In
this city, the Portland Master Plumbers'
Assn. will pay a reward of flftv dol
lars for the arrest and conviction of
any person for such offense.
The Columbia Athletic cluh yesterday
filed articles of Incorporation In the
office of the county clerk. The incor
porators are Thomas Tracey, W. H.
Baker and, Alfred Wlckham. The loca
tion named Is the exposition building In
this city and the capital stock is 1,000.
Following is a list of articles found
on streetcars Friday: Two purses, 1
pin, 1 book, 2 packages, 1 lunch box,
1 bag,. 1 bundle wire, 2 grips. 1 glove
Owner call at room t. O. W. P.
bulldog, First and Alder streets.
J. D. Stevens will reply to Rabbi
Jonah B. Wise's sermon on "Socialism
and crime" at Allsky hall. Third and
The New Tork state society will hold
one of Its regular monthly meetings at
the home of Miss Ella Hubbs. 778 Irv
ing street, Tuesday evening, October 16.
An amendment to the constitution will
be considered. All New Yorkers are Invited.
This will remind you that now la the
time to have your hair mattreaaes reno
vated and returned the s:ime day. Phone
Main 4 74. The Portland Curled Hair
Factory. H. Metzger, proprietor.
The Portland
Yamhill street,
Fourth streets.
while you wait.
Bauer & Stopper.
Shoe Repair Co.,
between Third
Your shoes repaired
i'hone Main 7655,
cur IS RISING
FROM DESERT
Hermiston Growing Under
stimulus of Government
Irrigation Project.
$9 85 buys a 17-Jewel A. D. J. Wal
tham. Elgin or Hampden gentleman
watch; dust-proof case. Postage pre
paid. C. W. GoodmRn, 211 Morrison st
Try our cheap alabwood. ti per load
for 16-lnch. In a reasonable distance
from the mill. Union Fuel Co., Foot o
Montgomery St. Phone Main 2143.
The Oregon School of Art. Sell in g-
Hlrsch building. Washington street, be
tween Tenth and West Park, has opened
Catalogues sent upon application.
A. Vuilleumier, Jeweler, la noi
cated at 2f0 Alder near Third,
week cut glass and painted china
duced prices.
r lo
This
at re-
Claude Rtrahsn and Waldemar Reton
have moved their law offices to rooms
431-432 Worcester building, Third and
Oak streets.
Steamer Jesse Hartlns, for Camas,
Washougal and way landings, dally ex
cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street
dock at 2 p. m.
The law offices of M. O. Munly have
been removed to suite 405 Wells-Fargo
building.
Oaks concerts In case of rain today
the Oaks concerts will be given next
Sunday.
Acme Oil Co. sell safety coal
fine gasoline. Phone East 789;
oil and
B-1007.
E. W. Moore, expert photographer,
Elks' building. Seventh and Stark sts.
DR. ElOf SON
Now With Us
We have now with us Dr. H.
R. Edmondson, recently of De
troit. Michigan, tie is in charge
of our optlral department, and
comes to us with the best of cre
dentials. This department is
equipped with all the very latest
scientific appliances for testing
the eyes.
Our aim has been to keep thor
oughly abreast of the times ln
all respects and make every pos
sible provision for our customers
In all departments of our establishment.
HEITKEMPER'S
Loweit Priced Jewelry
Tina Goods.
Eousa for
386 Morrison Street
Silverware. Watches: Beck's, 205 Alder
D. Chambers, optician, 129 Seventh.
Bark Tonic for rheumatism.
Where to Dine.
Watson's Restaurant will serve a
thicken dinner today. 50 cents.
N.Y. STYLES HERE.
fine
Distinguished Clothes for Men Bold by
W. W. Boblnson ft Co.
Additional stock and many new fix
tures for the clothing department re
cently added by Robinson & Co.. give
the place a decidedly up-to-date appear
ance. "Quality of material and leadership
In styles are the distinguishing fea
tures of our stock of high-grade cloth
ing." said Mr. Robinson when seen In
his salesrooms on Washington street
under the Perkins hotel. "We aim to
satisfy the men of critical tastes, the
men who travel and know what is Just
the correct thing in their attire, the
men who have been In the habit of
visiting the tailor to get certain pat
George H. Carr, mayor of Hermiston,
Umatilla county. Is In Portland on a
flying business trip. He speaks en
thusiastically of the future of his town.
which Is headquarters for the govern
ment force engaged In the big Umatilla
Irrigation project, by means of which
20,000 acres of land will be brought un
der the plow.
"It is expected that about 7.000 acres
of this land will be ready for settle
ment In January," said Mayor Carr.
"Several miles of privately owned can
als will be turned Into this system.
Water la to be diverted from the Uma
tilla river by a canal 27 miles long, the
point of diversion being about three
fourths of a mile from Kcho.
"The big reservoir included In the !
project Is at Cold Spring. It will be I
one of the largest earthen dama la the
United States, 90 feet high and 4,000
feet long. When once filled it will hold
water sufficient for Irrigating the en
tire 20,000 acres without replenishing.
"The town of Hermiston Is growing
remarkably fast. Although we have
only about 360 people, twenty-five
houses are planned for erection within
the next s.xty days. Already we have
a two-story brick department store, and
a warehouse soon to be built for feed
tuffs will be L'00x200 feet. The prop
erty owners are preparing to lay two
miles of sidewalks, in addition to one
and one-half miles already down. Our
principal streets are to be macadamized,
too.
We have just one grievance. The
O. R. & N. refuses to stop trains Nos.
and 2 at Hermiston. These are the
through trains, and we have no day
trains except a 'stub' from Pendleton to
Portland, although the through night
trains stop at Hermiston. This Is very
aggravating for our citizens, and will
be more so with the rush of homeseek
ers, when the land opening takes place.
"Petitions of protest have been signed
and will soon be presented t" the rail
road officials, asking them to remedy
the situation. Evidently the only rea
son for running the trains through
without stopping Is o save a few min
utes' time, but we don t think we are
being justly treated."
Tli is Is What Sousa Says.
"The rianola Is unquestionably the
best of .ill piano players." And the
opinion of this great musical leader is
una.ilmously snareu oy practically
every other great musical celebrity
hrotighout all the world. The Pianola
layer and Pianola Piano are univer
sally recognized as standard of the
vorld. Musically and mechanically
hey stand Incomparable. In buying an
nstrumcnt of this class, one naturally
desires the best; a comparison of other
makes with the genuine Pianola at
once demonstrates the superiority or
this famous lnstrjment. To convince
ourself that the Pianola is the only
make worthy of really serious consirt-
ration from an artistic standpoint, you
hould inspect it critically and let us
emonstrate its marvelous ahllltv.
Eilers Piano House, 353 Washington
street, corner Park.
ere JVvIe S Doriv ij L
Chrce Expend CurfiCcrS ajw-A -kuiy '
NO GETTING around the fact that clothes made individually for you to overcome
all your little defects in figure and to retain their auperior fit from first to last
are incomparably better and more satisfactory than any "ready-mades." Garments
tailored by the Columbia method incorporate highest quality throughout fine fabrics,
careful making, a perfect fit, an air of style. Popular prices add to the attractive features
of Columbia tailoring. You will be glaci to get acquainted. Why not now?
SUITS
$20 to $40
TROUSERS
$4 to $10
Elks'
Building'
Seventh and Starh
Grant Pigly, Mgr.
and Jewelry
pay a small payment at
the time of purchase and
balance in easy weekly or
monthly payments to suit
your income or cotrvemence.
Eastern Outfitting Co.
IV irrr i'4f
Wiihineron it -iL
rwOi
L MILITARY
ACADEMY
PORTLAND ORE.
A Boarding and Day
Pchnol for Young Men and
ho vs.
Proparailon for eol
leces. U. 8. Military and
Naval A'ndemle. Ae
crcflltod to Stanford.
Berkeley, for-M-ll. Am
herm nnd nil !!nt Uni
versities n1 A grlcultMtnl
Colleges Manu:i! train
Inr Buslncs rnurM.
The prlnf-'pul has hnd I
years xperine In Port
land. Comfortable quar
ters ReM environment.
Make reservations i.ow.
For Illustrated cn talus;
and other literature ad
dress J. VV HILL. M. D..
Principal and Ftoprlattfc
PI
BUSINESS COLLEGE.
"THE SCHOOL OF QUALITY"
mrou BTrruz-ra. ram An
KOBSXSOir.
A. T. ABXSTBOVa, XJb. B, VBXXCXTAZk
Our la a large and growing Institu
tion. We occupy two floors 66x100 fact,
and have a 120.000 equipment Reputa
tion for thorough work brings mora
call for help than we can meet poal
tlcn certain for each student wham
competent. All modern methods of
bookkeeping taught. Chartler la our
shorthand easy, rapid, legible. Student
admitted at any time. Catalogue, busi
ness forms and penwork free. Call,
phone or write today.
NOT 25c But 19c
Is our price Monday for all oar popular
Mualc.
STHINGINMUS!J
Pull line of string instruments, Edi
son and Victor phonographs and rec
ords. Largest assortment of sheet mu
sic on the coast. McKlnley and Century
10 cent Music.
H. ANDERSON MUSIC CO.
190 THTED BTHEET. . PORTTCAHTI, OX.
PERSONAL.
Metzger saves
you
money on watches.
terns he fancied he could not get else
where. The great and famous clothing
manufacturers who turn out our cloth
ing have access to the mills and can
et more exclusive patterns than it was
ever possible for any tailor or combi
nation of tailors to secure. The proof
of the matter is easily ascertained by a
comparison. We have all the latest
and most stylish patterns nnd colora
seen on Broadway, New York. It may
take a little time but the high and sty
lish character of our clothing will be
come known and appreciated. It Is
truly distinguished clothes for men."
Birds.
From the Naturalist.
I love the birds. I love them most
Of all earth's creatures, far and wide;
I love them on a piece of toast.
largacold bottle on tU id,
North Pacific
College of
Dentistry
POBTXJtBTS. OBEOOH.
equipment
of the largest
nnd
Unsurpassed In
advantagea. One
achools of dentistry in the entire
west.
The annual session begins Oc
tober 1. For further Informa
tion and catalogue address Dr.
Herbert C. Alliler, Dean.
Corner Ilftaenth and Couch Sts,
Portland, Oregon.
Dr. C. W. Lowe and wife of Eugene,
who have been visiting Portland, left
last night for the east to be gone sev
eral months. While away Dr. Lowe will
attend a meeting of the thirty-third de
gree Masons of the southern Jurisdic
tion. Mrs. A. A. Roberts of La Grande, wife
of t e receiver of the land office, and
her sister. Mrs. Thomas Ayers, of Pen
dleton, are at the Lenox on their way
to Arizona.
J. C. Mills, representative of the Har
riman interests at Marshfield, Oregon,
is at the Imperial.
Webster Klncaid, a stock dealer of !
Kugene, Is at the Imperial.
Dr. G. S. Wright and wife of McMln
ville, are at the Imperial.
W. L. Whitmore and wife of Chicago,
have returned to Portland to remain.
They are staying at the Imperial. Mrs.
Whitmore has been living on her orange
grove near Orange, California, during
the last two years.
Henry Hluekman and wife, of Hepp
ner, Oregon, are at the Imperial, after
an extended visit In the east. Mr.
Blackman was formerly collector of In
ternal revenue In Portland under the
Cleveland administration. While away
Mr. and Mrs. Blackman visited their
hon, Heppner RlacknTan, who Is now the
cartoonist on the New Tork Telegram.
He is one of the best known caricatur
ists In the country. Mr. Blackman
makes a study of theatrical people.
Mrs. Slg Sonnenberg Is visiting har
parents, Mr and Mrs. Louts Solomon,
670 Hcyt iUnL A.t botua Tuaadajr,
n 1 1 1 aialasT
DAY SCHOOL
Here is the opinion of a prominent
business man of Portland, who recently
enrolled his son with us:
"I
have mad a verv aYhaiiaMva
amlnatlon of all business colleges from the
,uiiMini ui netuiniuiness ana neatness of work.
Tour college excels all others. I have been requested to make this
examination by a number of prominent men who have sons and
daughters to educate and I am happy to tell tham that I am not
surprised that your institution recefvea such a stronandoriament
from the business men."
That should cause you to want to visit this college
before you decide where the boy or girl shall go.
WHITE TO DffSK B WASHINGTON TENTH STS., PORTLAND. OfML
Pure Beautiful Jade Jewelry
jn V I Gold Bracelets and Sla
net Kings 01 an aasenp
tlona made to order.
American names en
graved with the thre
cardinal Chinese charac
ters, via., Glory, Pros
perity and Longevity.
Charges reasonable and
orders of any design
promptly executed and
sent prepaid to any part
of the (' 8. The Skilled :
i Chinese Jeweler. TOO BAsTO CO.,
i Jay Yu Chong, Mngr., 231 Alder street. ;.
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Investigate Today
60 slightly damaged sewing machines
at very low prices, Singer, Wheeler V
Wilson. Domestic, White. Household,
Davis and others.
S. S. SIGEL
835 Morrison St., afarqnam Blds
THE CALUMET
PARK STREET, BETWEEN MORRISON AND ALDER.
A strictly first-class hotel, with all modern conveniences and
comforts. European or American plan. Guests can arrange to
take either breakfast, lunch or dinner.
BUS MEETS ALL, TRAINS
MOTEL AUDUBON
Ban rranclaoo European Pla Only.
Single rooms or en suit, elevator,
steam heat, electric lights and all mod
ern conveniences. Strictly nrst-claas.
Convenient to shopping centers. On dl
rect line from ferry and Third and
Townsend depot Rates $1 tip.
928 Ellis St., Near Van Ness
C. E. CANTER. Mgr.
FURS FURS
Remodeling a specialty. TJn furl at
less than wholesale. ,
9. Schumacher
180 KADISOaT aWf- aTBAB 'BMXDOTU
Exclusive High-Grade Handwork, Either
Gloss or Domestic Finish.
Special Attention Given the Cara of
Flannels.
LACE HOUSE LAUNDRY
26Vi HOBTH TW JBsTTXDTX ST.
Near Washington. Portland, Or.
Phone Main 1784. A1784.
Curt Muller. Proprietor.
At Wholesale Prices
TO TO PUBUO
Rattan Chairs, Mattings,
Silk Fancy Goods
Bilks, larga quantity, low prices.
SUN iSOON HU1X
t7 IT. eta tt, star Savte ,,0
AJLO tor dafinita informa
tion aa to the present whreahuta '
Harry W. Nonnaet of CMnao, i s
heard of August it, 1'jQi. wn-n 1 r -latered
at- tha "V. inches if r ho!',, t. .
Francisco, and Wt ' t , t. ,
a hospital a iNomtuwt, tut h. Ci,.