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THE OREQON DAILY JOURNAU PORTLAND, .WEDNESDAY ' EVENINO.' NOVEMBER IS, HOT. iTTnivn TnnlrTIi' 110 1 1 rn "ni I juia I buji I ' K TOMGHT'S AMUSEMENTS. Helllg...., "Under Southern Skle" Mrquam....,..-f, .'Tht Wadding Lay" tm Advanture of Ldy Ursula" Kmplr "Human Hert" y "a vaudeville tyrio Star Heroe of 'II" 'Dead wood Pick" Patrolman Burchell la now convinced that h doea not ahlna aa an arbiter of domestic infelicities. Tba policeman, ' who achieved considerable fam many month ago by driving, elnglehatided In c-eaa or nigtit. a band or blood thiraty ateara from (ha wlliia of Al. blna to headquartara, mat hla Watarloo laat night when ha attempted to recon clla tha dlfferencea existing batwaen one look or kb4 Tburman tret and hla wlf. Burchell waa called to tha bouae in question at 11:45 a, m. and endeav ored to lnduca the warring ooupl to b good. Hi effort at peacemaking failed and blowa war atruck by both atdaa of the family. The huaband Dually packed hla trunk and took hla departure. Aooording to Burchell. the difficulty waa caui d by Cook a atten tions to otner women. Members of the civil seme com mlalon met thla morning, but tranaaoted no bualneaa becauae of tha legal noli' day. Several hearlnga were put over uuUl the commission could act without danger of bringing tha city into litlga Hon. A communication waa read from Chief of Police Grltimacher thla morn ing requesting information regarding tne rina of H. K. Parker, tha policeman who waa dlacharged by the eaecutive uoara ana reinstated by tna oommiaaion wun a rine or one month a pay, mar ker waa off duty one month and 26 dtye, and will receive full pay for all tha time ha waa off with the excep tion or one month. Alfred Roae for aome reason objected to the divine services conducted by Mr a. McQo at Third and Ankeny atreeta laat night and adopted an unusual method of ureaaing up the rellgloua gathering, which cost him 110 In the police court thla morning. Whenever Mrs. McQee would commence preaching. Rose rose to the occaalon by indulging in a ae. rles of war whoopa that would make a Comanche envious. Patrolman Wan leas heard the fellow alx blocka away and until arriving upon the acene thought a maaaacr was In progresa. The nolay Mr. Roae waa promptly piucea unaer arrest ana loagea in the city prison. W FOR Ml CITY EMPLOYES Sack of Gold Will Be Opened to Pay E?ery Salary December 1. UNKCMNTO ALE City employes need have no fear they 111 not reoelve their aalarlea on thai flrat of the month, for City Treasurer J. 8. Werleln announced today that h would have tha money, about $10,000, on hand to oaab their warrant aa fast aa they ar preaonted to him for payment Becauae of tha fact that December 1 comes on Sunday thla year, tha city pay day will necessarily have to go over unm aaunaay. Mr. Werleln nald off tha citv am- plby laat month. Including many of the school teachere, who are paid off In tna acnooi superintendent a or rice. Mr. Werleln stated that ha considered the financial situation Improved today, 1 and believes that a reaction haa aet in I that will BDeedllv relieve tha nreaant oonauionr lie aaia tne city a runaa in the Merchant'a National bank are well secured, and that hi is not worrying tor rear tne city win lose Ita money. The clty'a deDoalta In tha institution amount to a little over $100,000 and ar secures to tne amount or about illl.oou. Mr. Werlain aald today that he at no tlma felt uneasy for tha clty'a funda on depoalt in tha bank, and believe that aa aoon aa it la able to realise on Ita seourltlea It will be able to reefime bualneaa on aa good a basis as before tne neavy drain on ita reaourcea atarted. m t PLAN TO ENTERTAIN ROAD BUILDERS Convention Will Be At tended by Numerous Out of Town Promoters. Temporary organisation of the Kenll worth Improvement association waa ef fected thla week at the home of Ira C. Clodfelter. 838 East Thirty - eecond street. Mr. Clodfelter waa elected chair man; J. R, Tomllnson. aecretarv. and the following were appointed delegates other session of the association. Preparatlona for tha annual conven tion of the Oregon Good Roada asso ciation, which will open in the Com mercial club tomorrow, are about com plete and it la believed tha attendance at the convention and the Interesting character of the addresses and papera to be read will exceed thoae of any Ladl ies' Suiits and Garments Thnrsday Friday Satnrday A three-day event of vast importance to the ladies of Portland and vicinity. READ WHY A merchant opening brand-new store had purchased this ele gant new opening stock. He couldn't get hold of the ready money, and we were asked to name an offer. It was accepted, and yesterday this entire ship ment came in and swamped us. There's no room here for any merchandise out side our regular stocks, so we'll turn this lot of stylish winter apparel into the money we irfvested, commencing to morrow morning, and until Saturday night. HTtrxXaTTS. HEJUG THEATRE Er. lata sad ' Waatuctaa Tomorrow, frlday Saturday Klghta. Special Prlc Matin Saturday ISABELLE IRVING In CJyd Fitch's Comedy Draeae, TKM OIU Wio jtAS XTXJIYTXXjrO Evanlnga $1.10 to 15a. Matin $1 to la. tfaahCo. HEILIG THEATRE 2X' ONLY PERFORMANCE TONIGHT w The Beautiful Comedy Drama "Under Southern' Skies" POPULAR prices. Ho, $$, iOc. T$a. il MARQUAM GRAND P'Ttiand a raaaou Theatre. v LAST TIME TONIOHT. "The WeddiDfl Day" Ti. Operatic Treat , Prlcoa 26o. (Oo, Tie, ' to the Eaat Ride cluba: J. R. Tomlln son, T. 11. Compton. I. C Clodfelter. K. K Mouldenhauer and J. II. Still well. Committee were appointed to secure different improvement. A meeting will be held next Monday evening at the home of Mr. Clodfelter to complete the organisation and elect permanent officer. The United States civil service com mission announcea examinations for government positions to be held In Port land in the early part of December, as follows: On December 4, dairyman In the Indian service and master In the quartermaster' a department at large; on Iierembec 4 and 6, computer of the T'nlted States naval observatory at Waahington; on December 11, nautical expert In the hydrographlc office of the navy department and assistant chemist in tha department of agriculture. The age limit In each caaa Is 0 years or over. There la no doubt, say tha members of the association, that Intereat in tha matter of good roada In tha weat ta in creasing largely, and that the public is awakening to tne ract that tney win be of vury great value to the farmer and to everyone. The convention will laat two days tomorrow and Friday, and among tha lana that have been made for the an i delega und Pi enlng. The convention will do $22.50-$25 Suits IVSSE $14.50 Finest $40.00 Suits $27.50 D. tertalnment of the delegates are an around Portland" and tomoblle ride banquet Friday evenln au- opened by an Mayor Lai The state board of examiners In op tometry held a meeting and examina tiona were conducted by Dr. Herman Barr of Salem and B. O. Matten of Port land on Monday and Tuesday. There were eight applicants, A. L. Golden of I'll I lllp, Maine: Marshall O. Rons of lone, Oregon; J. William Spring of Vic toria, British Columbia; Henry K. Hayard of Seattle, Washington; Klorenre Cooper of Portland, Oregon; Ella L. C'rear of Portland, Oregon; K. W. Newell of Grass Valley. Oregon, and Mra. M. Veal of Portland, Oregon. address of welcome by Mayor Lane which will be replied to by John H. Scott, president of the Oregon Good Reads association. Other speakera at tomorrow'a session will be Wilbur K. Newell, president of tha etate board of horticulture, and Judge Alfred Battles, president of the King county, Washing ton, association; Jamea H. McDonald, prealdent of the American Roadbuild era association, and highway commis sioner of Connecticut Tomorrow even ing there will be a stereoptlcon lecture at the Commercial club by fl. C. Lan caster, United States engineer. Invitation la extended to all the farmer of Multnomah county to at tend the meeting of the Multnomah County Fair aaaociation at Greaham, Thursday morning. Tha meeting will be held at 10:30 o'clock in the home of the grange at Greaham. J. J. Johnson, president of the association, haa mailed . several hundred written lnvltatlona to agriculturists, but those who could not ao be reached are asked to be present. From all present Indications there will be a large attendance of farmers. W'hlla working last night in the ef fort to catch up with tha great num ber of orders that his firm haa been swamped with, Fred Mathiot, chief shipping clerk of Wadhama & Co.. was caught In the elevator in their building at Fourth and oaK atreeta ana nis ngnt arm broken. The force of Wad hams & Oo. have been working night and day In order to keep up with their orders, which have Increased instead of dimin ished during the past month. . Peputy Sheriff Archie' Leonard Is confined to hla home by such a severe raso of oak poisoning that he will be Incapacitated for duty for some time to come. His f&ce is so swollen that he can scarcely recognise hla friends, and his friends have the same difficulty in recognising him. Hia "case" waa ac quired in scouring the hills in quest of the miscreant who assaulted a little girl' on Clay street. Mont a villa branch library is being pa tronised mere each month, as was shown by the monthly report of tha librarian made to the Home Training circle re cently. The attendance for tha last month was the highest of any month since it has been installed. Funda for its support are being liberally sub scribed and sufficient will be in slaht noon to maintain tha library throughout the winter. other lands, have bean received at the Portland postofflce. Tha coupon may be exchanged for stamps. They are or different denominations, and may be used In correspondence with all foreign countries. The Monroe Advertising Co., 14-16 Hamilton building, will carry any reputable firm's advertising, on credit, till tha first of the year, or later If necessary. Tha company la strong; caHh is not needed. Fourteen of tha most successful Portland campaign of the past eight months were planned and executed by this company. Call or phone for an appointment. Alain tfsa. In Spokane tha Pur Food show start ed November 4 and is now In full firogress. . ir you were mere you couia iave all the Golden Grain Granulea you could drink free of charge. But your grocer will eell you a package nearly two pounds for two blta and you don't have to go to Spokane, either. The following articles were found on street cars- yesterday: One umbrella, 3 packages, 1 lunch basket, 1 purse, 1 man rain coat, 1 pair lady'a glovea, 1 iialr white overalls. 1 lunch pall. Own- era call room 4, Oregon Water Power building, Flrat and Alder streets. Wild Pigeon springs mineral water cures stomach trouoies, Kidney com plaint and constipation or money re funded. Phones Main 2632 or A-2832. This lot embraces a wonderful assortment in style, coloring and fabric; plains and smart mixtures; fitted and semi-fitted styles. All gathered together on the one rack, a- j v and the price of any and all $149U The original, distinct and exclusive garments of the most select costumers; a rare collection of beauty and elegance; rich shades of browns, blues and reds, as well as blacks; the long fitted jackets, and every style of late and leading favor; these are the auita that will meet the approval of every f)'7 A exacting suit taste. These finest $40.00 suits at . . p f DU $12.50 Silk Petticoats $4.85 All $6.00 Sweaters $4.65 Finest Taffeta Skirts in black and colors ; the identical skirts that are sold about town at $15 and worth it, every cent; in endless variety. The price of the choice. $4.85 All colors and leading styles; sizes to fit every lady in Portland Indulge in this grand three-day event, which is meant for all Portland and particularly for you. nom Mala MARQUAM GRAND Portland's Famous TKuIm THCRHDAY. KR1DAT, BATURDAY Th I'eHutiful American Comedy. -THE anna TO TKM XOOKAJL V Seat now aMllng at box-offlo. ' Evenli.KP 25c t(Tc. 7lo, 1.0. Ma-Ur ne. 25r. 60c. 76c , BAKKR. THtATJtl ron xala OHO. t. BAMB, al yaaiftA Tonight All Week Valine Saturday. Anthony, Hope s Delightful Comedy, m Aomniu or list vbvlm Special Costumes and Scenery Tim Tim Here at Popular Prices. Evenings tic, tie. iOc; Matinee lio, lie mwr weez Tbe Fit," EMPIHB THUATRQ MOTrtaon and 12th. Phone Main 111. KUtoa W. Seam a. Muim. All This Week Matinees Wednesday and Saturday Hal Raid Favorite Play of the Arkansas Hill XWLkM jUABTS.m Batter Than Ever Alway floor Beautiful and ThrilJIn Story. Night. 15c, tio, ISc. Matinee, 10c, 20a. ' V xt Attraction---'' A Wife SrV LYRIC THEATRB Botk Phone! Mala 4685 1 Soma, A-lMt. week commenrlnr Monday. Nov. 11. THB LYRIC STOCK CO. PRESENTS Matinees Tuesday. Thursday. Satnrdar and Sunday. Prices 10 and lOe. Every evening at l:it. Frio IOc Za and IOc Box ita Offle open 10 . m. to 10 p. m. THE STAR Sale Starling Thursday Morning at 8 o'CIock at Portland's Fashionable Style Parlors l GEVURTZ & SONS ON VAMHILL lovers of Jewelry a l dismay or found at Goodman's. 211 Morrison For estln such very inter- oods can be John M. Evans successfully passed the clty'a civil aervlce examination for traction englneera held last week. Ev ans 1 temporarily in the city's employ, and passed the examination with the high grade of 96. S3 por cent Foreign coupon adopted by tha na tional convention of postal authorities, to be used by persons in this country desiring to send postage to friends in F. W. Baltes and Company invite your inquiries for PRINTING Phones Slain 165 Home A 1165 First and Oak displa at G street, between First and Front. Steamer Jess Harktns, for Camaa, Washougal and way landinga, dally ex cept Sunday. Leave Washington street dock at 2 p. m. Marguerite camp, R. N. A., will give a Five-hundred party in Woodmen hall, Ablngton building, November 14. Card 8:80. Attend the M. B. A. ball. W. O W. hall. Eleventh street, Saturday evening, November 18. Admission zoo. nmtr A TTnr niltrlr dfillvprv slab Wood Or COrd wood, phone Steel Bridge Fuel Co., East 424. Acme Oil Co. sell safety coal oil and fine gasoline. Fhone East 7S; u-ioqt, Woman' Exchange, 1SS Tenth tret. lunch 11:80 to 2; business mens lunch. You can find at 150 6th th gentle man's caterer Harry C. Hippie. Merchanta' lunch at Harry C. Hippies', 150 Fifth, 11:80 to 1:30. Silverware, Watches; Beck', 205 Aldr D. Chambers, optician, 129 Seventh, Old, hat made new. 425 Morrison Eat government inspected meat Try th Independent laundry. Bark Tonlo for rheumatism. To Oaks Rink Tonight Spend a pleasant evening at th big uaaa tunK lonigm. iearn to saata now and enjoy youraelf with th thou? sands of other that do ao at th big uak King daily. BKaung morning, aft ernoon and evening at the big rink. A pleasant car rid and good oar service. Those desiring to take private lessons will make arrangement with the floor manager. HIGHEST AWABDS. Oa Coco and Ohocolat Mad to Wal ter Baka Cc X.lmited. Th jury on food exhibit at the Jamestown exposition have awarded to Walter Haker A Co., .Ltd.. a gold med Come to this office with all of your tooth troublea, then you are assured of the "best work. We can extract one or all your teeth without hurting a bit, and put In new teeth the same day if you desire. Our bridge work is th beat ob tainable. A bridge fitted at this office is a positive comfort. Nothg ver ha to be don over again that we once finish. W supply only th work that 1 lasting. We us only th beat material in our crown work. We aim to secur your friends' work also. ! 20 YEARS HERE And bualneaa constantly Increas ing Ask yourself the reason and only on answer can suggest It self. Nervous people need not fear oua treatment, there ar no bad effects at th tlma or after ward. We have mastered our profession and results fully con firm th statement We save all teeth that can possibly be saved. W. L WISE, Dentist railing bldg., td and Washington at. S. a. bl. to p. a. Snnday A to IS. Falnlas Extraction BOoi T rut $5. BOTX rKOirxs 5 A AJTS KATJr S099. WIY DO SO MANY PEOPLE DEAL HERE? Reliable Jewelry at a Low Cost. i I handle only the best trades of Jewelry and fully guarantee every piece I sell. NATH WOLFF The old reliable Jeweler. Established 1887. 165 First Street, Near Morrison. G. P. RUMMELIN SONS 1 1R Cnrinr! Qh Btt Washington I feV UtlAJIIU OU nd Alder Its. The Newest Styles IN- Btabllad 1870. Alaska Sealskin Coats Persian lamb Coats Siberian Squirrel Coats Alaska Mink Coats Russian Pony Coats Astrachan Coats fur Novelties in Neckwear and Muffs Send for Catalogue Old, B noiHi aw. AiM ALL THIS WEEK. Th B B. rmtk Stook Oo. Btsasasa Th Oreat Frontier Melodrama. ., "BBABWOOD PICK." Matinees Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 2:1 p. m. Prices 10 and 20c. Every evening at l:l. Price 15c. iio and ISc. Reserved seat for all performance by either phon. THE QRAND Taadertn X X.U AlAj THIS WEEK LAS AX BOSA VATBOB and her moU lectio a of raiaA taovloal bird. Matinee every day at 2:10. Price. 16c to all seat except boxes. Every evening at 7:20 and t:15. Prices, lower floor, 2&c; balcony and gallery, 150. Sun day and Holiday matinee price aam a evenlnga. XSjTHEARMORYOII TENTH AND COUCH STREETS. TODAY AB9 BATVBJ)AT BTOBTS. November 11-1 Special Matin Saturday. THB rAKOVS KILTIES BAND Accompanied by a Choir of IS Trained Btal Tote. Scotch Dancer I Bag-P!pr. PRICES Evening: Lower floor 1 00, 76c: balcony. 21.00. 7tc. B0l SeM stal at mow acartla' Jtxug Store. Sixth amd Waaaingto. Beginning Tueaday, November 12, from a. m. to t p. m. "The Nickelodion Theatre" Ojrpolt O rag oulaa Bnildiag. - . "The Latest Moving Pictures . and Illustrated Bongs." Tonight "A Fool's Joke" ADMISSION 5t. , ' To Oaks Rink Tonight Learn to Skate Now MTJSIC EVERT AFTERNOON AKD EVENING! 'ii;- ROSEBUD WHISICY APnxOATB fc BOSS, DUtillm, Xkoalgrllle, Xntuolqr. 50 SLIGHTLY DAMAGED effectiv and artistic Installation of exhibit." Thi makes the fiftieth nignest award from the leading International and local expositions in this country ana Europe for-the superiority of tne ana cocoa ufactured by the Baiter company. No ner xooa proauct naa a uaa recoru. It is an .interesting fact that the sales of oocoa and chocolate made by this concern mo on Increaatna from year1' to year more than five timee aa ast aa th lneraaa In th noDUlatlon of hla country. . A lacv liver lead to chronic dyspepsia and r tlpatlon weaken the whole al for "Chocolate Preparatlona, Break-1 syst , Doan's Reguleta (26 cents per fast Cocoa and Cocoa Butter." and I box) ...-rect the liver, ton tha stomach. also a gold medal for "moat admlrabl, I cur eenaUpaUon. . . . . , SB WIS Q KAOBjrjTBB at very low price: Singer, Wheeler A Wilson, Domeatlo, White. Household. Davis and others; to male room for new stock, atarqtuua, Bldg, S3S Morrlsoa S. S. SIGEL THfc FUEL PROBLEM is best solved by purchasing your wood and coal from ua xzaxT raiOBs, bbobctt dsutkbt Wood in 4-root and aaweU length. Coal for furnace, grate and rang. Oregon Fuel .Co 334 Alder St. W Ar airing Away Abto Webfoot Oil Blacking Cak STioes Waterproof rTrrs Xatar irot a ntn. ' , AS iU DBAXBBB. SAFES- 8XXOXTX.T SAKAOED ZB WBBOX Also a Large Shipment by Water AT XAXJ rBEZaXT mATBS. An Unusual Opportunity to Qt i Stasdard Safe a a 3w Me. JOHN E. DAVIS & HENION-HENLEY CO, Agts. Cor vail is Creamery Co. 267 YAMHILL STREET Phone Main 1789 BBATAQB STOBAftB rmAOXAOB. CLaY s. morse MACHINERY, SAFES and MD8E. MOVED and STORJCD. BOTH PHONES WAmSVOTTSBS Tha Overland , 4th and Davla, Th Morse lih and HoyV A New Departure Th cost of interments haa been greatly reaucea oy in uoiman under taklna company. Heretofore It haa been th custom of runerai aireciors to maa cnarres for all Incidentals connected with a fu neral. The Edward Holman Undertak ing company, the leading funeral di rectors or roruana, nave aeparted from that custom. When casket la furnished by us we make no extra dural n embalming, hearse to cemetery, outald oo or ny servicna mat may D r. quired Ttf ua, except clothing, cemetery and carriage, thus, effecting m, savin of 225 to 175 on each funeral. THE EDWARD HOLMAN UNDERTAKING CO. sao tbjbp ar com. saxmow. fiebwab: Printing Co. ITAKR STRSITl Mattreiscs niL Uphchtsrlrr Eewed and talO. I'hon lii A7aor mlt Gas Baagt froace. For sal by Olds, Wortaiaa A Kin. rlna. bla Bardware eonpany aad J. i. fcadderly. Excluslv Hlgh-Grad Handwork, Either Olos or Domestic tlntah. Special At tention Given to the Care of Flannel Lace Curtains a Specialty. LACE HOUSE LAUNDRY aeu btobtb: twiibtixtk st. , Near Washington. Portland Or. Phon i Main 1784. A-1784. Curt Wuller. proprietor. K3 ,- ...4" j r;,: -dL USB mxst-ors ANKOLA Ki3Cf C " :i Incn f- J t
