THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENINO, DECEMBER 13, 1W7.
I Town Topics
TONIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS.
Helllg..,
Ma
arquam
'Land .of Nod"
.Primrose Minstr!
wrana
1 ul.
Wt(r ....."Lighthouse by th
Jisker
, Harbor''
'Th Holy City"
, Vaudeville
"Cumberland 'll"
at tha naw Ma ton A Khrman building
Wedneeday afternoon, died of hi a In
juries 1st yesterday afternoon at Bt.
Vincent's, hoapltal. Mr. Pat ton bad a
wld eircla of friend and acquaintance
In this city who- learned with regret
of hla untimely death. Ha laavaa a
wlfa and one child.
20 YEARS HERE
M tha annual meeting of tha Waah
Ington chapter, No. II, Royal Arch M
sons, tha following officials were
fhoaen 1). A. Urout, king; Horatio Par
ker, high priest; E. O. Jones, scribe;
b. tlullock, treaaurer; Clyd Kvnns, seo
itary; Jj. I Clouae, O. Ill Hoy yuatk
fiibuah. P. g.; K. N. Wheeler. II. A. C;
A. Uutlkufer, M. third veil; Joseph Bev
fridge, M. first Veil: Thomaa firlrkell,
sentinel. J. II. Richmond, past high
waa tha Inatalllna officer, and
li. Ailimi. oast hlah Driest, marahnl.
VN Ith the beglnlngof the new year tha
chapter expect to be located In the
new building at Eaat liurnalde and Eaat
Eighth atreeta.
prleat,
11
The Woodatock Puah club will meet
thla evening In tha Woodatock hall for
the purpose of electing new officers and
starting tha movement for the annexa
tion. Thla will be tha primary object
of the club thla winter. Commltteea
will be appointed to go Into tha Mount
Scott district with petition aaklng the
city council and county uommlaalonera
permission to vote on annexation next
June. There will alao be a amoker held
In connection with the meeting thla
'evening and a general Jollification. It la
expected there will be a large number
from other dlatrlcta Intcreaied in tha
annexation movement.
Tha preliminary trial of Mn. Ellid
beths01aea on tha charge of killing
her husband on the eftarnnnn of No.
vember II, waa held In tha raunlolpal
court before Judge Cameron yeater-
7 enornoon. At in conclusion ot
tha hearing aha waa bound over to
await the action of tha grand Jury. Sho
waa permitted to go on her own reoog
nlaanca until the caae la dlapoaed of
vy in inquisitorial body.
Article of Incorporation hava been
filed by the Bprlngdal Lamb Sheep
company, capitalised for $5,000. Tha or-
ganlxera are Jonathan Ulchardson. Mel
vln Richardson anil Welter U. Hayea.
AnotTier new Incorporation I that of
inn Hweuana Huuning company, wnn a
capital or lot'.ooo. i q. Bwetiana r.imer
W. Qulmby and David p. Tribe ara tha
incorporator.
The following article were found on
atreetcara yeaterday: Nine umbrellaa,
two book a, one blueprint, one book,
three mlecetlanenua packagea, one glove,
two lunch btiaketa, one eat eh el, one grin.
Owner call at room 4. O. W. P. build
ing. Klrat and Alder street.
Ladlea' Aid toolety aala at Swedish
M. E. church, corner Beech and Borth
wlck atreeta, tomorrow night at 8
o'clock. Many valuable article will be
aold and refreshment eerved. Take
"L or "R. 8." care to Beach atreet
Thomaa I Johnson, Kyle Btone and
Ilay Wllaon filed a credllora' petition
for Involuntary bankruptcy agalnat the
Kuala Creak Lumber company In the
United Statae circuit court yesterday
afternoon. The debts of the company
are 11.000, half of which la due to
the creditor filing the petition. The
charge la made In the paper that tha
Kagle Creek company transferred a
nart of lta porperty to the Mount Scott
Lumber company of Portland at a time
when lta offlctra knew that tha cou
cern waa insol vent.
It has been estimated by L. E. Bau
vle, secretary of the Northeast Side Im-
rrovement association that the nopula
loii of east Portland la 103,1 (5. of
which 65,300 live north of Sullivan's
gulch ai.d 47.(10 aouth of the gulch.
The figures were compiled to demon
strate the need of an additional bridge
for the northeast portion of the city
where more then one fourth the popula
tion la compelled to reach their homes
over the Inadequate steel structure that
belongs to Harrlman.
Rev.
Tha city council yeetarday voted to
permit grocerymen and downtown mar
keta to make sidewalk display for tha
Christmas holiday. The alx and man
ner of display are left to the des-
cretlon of Chief of Police Grltxmacher.
To Whom It May Concern. Nearly
100,000 men. women and children drink
tha 100 per cent pure Oolden Grain
Granule Cereal Coffee In Oregon and
Washington; 4,000 grocer sell It In
the northwest.
A special session of the city council
will be called next Thursday to dispose
of the vast amount of street Improve
ment work and other municipal business
that hss been accumulating alnca tba
banking holidays aet in.
"John Oreenleaf Wbittler." la to be
the subject of today' program at tha
meeting of the Woman's club. Rev.
Luther B. Dyott will make an address
and Mrs. Fletcher Linn will have charge
of the music.
a
"fcVUIlt. TV. r
Our force la ao organised that wo can
do your antlra crown, bridge and plate
work in a day If nooeasary. Thla will
bo appreciated by people from out of i
ffn. you may have your teem ex
tracted In th morning and go home at
night with naw onea.
roiTZTBX.T rAnrxnts bxtbao-
tiow nci wkest riiATBa oa
BB1DOSI ABB OBOBBBO.
Wo remove tha moat sensitive teeth
and roots without causing pain. No
atudenta, no uncertainty, . no bungling:
only th moat scientific and careful
treatment. Our Bridge and Plata Work
Is perfect; 20 years' contlnuoua practioo
haa made thla possible.
BZAMIBATIOBTI 1BZB ABS IBflTBD
When dealred you can hava T. P. Wlaa
or my personal service.
W. A. WISE, Dentist
Falling bide 3d and Washington at.
I a. m. to p. m. Sundays, i to II.
rainless Kxtractlon. 0c; I'latea. 11.00.
Oil FIOsll, A AID MAUT goat.
Courteous
Salespeople
Complete
Lines
CfedTt If
Desired
Mil Wr
wt L
av!I!5ISsav
ShopHere Early
Prompt Service
Here Moderate
Prices
Terms to Suit
Your Income
WHOLE VALLEY TO
BE APPLE FIELD
Association's Tresident Says
District Will Soon Be the
World's nicest Producer.
The Portland Shoe Reralr company.
189 Yamhill atreet, between Third and
Fourth streets. I'hone Main 7655. Tour
shoes repaired while you wait. Beat
oak aolca, 76 centa. Bauer ft Stopper.
For liquors phone the Family Liquor
Store. J. E. Kelly. au:ceasor to Caswell
Kelly. 164 Morrison street, corner
new parish of ! fark, uotn pnonea r acme. Main .
Hava you seen the .famous R. A P.
To make the Willamette valley tha
greatest Yellow New town apple district
n the world within three years by a
concerted movement of the Willamette
Valley Apple Growers' association la tha
latest undertaking of th members of
this organisation.
M. O. Lownsdale, president of the aa
soclatlon, Is at the Imperial hotel, and
aaya the work of eradicating the old
orchards snd transforming them Into
trees, the fruit of which the Kngllsh
people are so fond of will begin at once.
Mr. Iownsdale Is on his way to his
home at Lafayette after a trip to Cali
fornia where he made an address before
the Btate Krult Growers' association.
Watsonvllle, California, now bears the
distinction of being the greateHt Yel
low Newtown district In the country,
but the growers of that vicinity are to
SANTA IS COMING
Yes, dear old Santa will be here next Wednesday af
ternoon and wants to see all the little boys and girls.
You remember what nice things he gave you last
year. He has lots of nice things for you this time
Watch Sunday papers for his letter
lernan waa ! V; ,rrt""" hv lo ,,'"t distinction as soon as the ap
Hughe, at " ,?K?lrMn lrt'andT Outfit ' l,,e r1" of " Willamette can Chang.
Sherman, he '"rf"1 .flVi".," ThLv .1 ; ''elr treea from the old varletica tt
Rev. Father Klernan succeeds)
Father Kennedy In the
rlt. Andrew, In Highland. Tha latter
has departed for Rome, where It I hla
intention to remain. Father Klernan waa
.formerly assistant to Father
m. lAwnnii, intra sna pneriimn ... , t. ,, t t t ctitinnA.v n,l : iirrs i rii
streeta. The St. Andrew parish Is de-1 L!l., "nrt, "P.'iS,8"0".. 'n.d the new.
rap.dly: a chapel and school ; 1 " "' .u "AH the old trees are to be cut down."
Mr. ijownadule said this morning. "Hy
top graftlnir sprouts of the Yellow New-
W. S. U'Ren addressed tha meeting VorU win eontinu. to leave ChlcaVo town lnto th "tumr of these old trees,
of the Initiative and Referendum leaaue ! J.0.iC VA n U rJrhtni N.i Tifk I n,anv ?' wl h 'av n growing for
at Carpenters' hall last night. At the
meetln the constitution whs t1nllv
adopted, though tne election of officers Wa sponge and press your clothes
and snipe vour snoes. bii ror ii per
month. Main 614. A-43M. wagons run;
everywhere, unique Tailoring uo.
tjtarlc
veloplng rap. i
will be built in the spring.
was put off until the first meeting in
January. A committee on membership
was appointed to Increase the roll of
members. The next meeting will be
held Thursday. December 1.
a quarter of a century and even longer,
we will be able to save much time In the
movement to transform the Willamette
valley Into one of the greatest apple
gardens on the face of the globe.
All the growers, and the farmers who
SPECIALS
IN THE
JEWELRY SECTION
8-inch Cut Glass Bowls, $r.00 value. . .$3.25
5-inch Cut Glass Nappies, $2.50 value. .$1.65
Sugar and Creamer, rich cut glass, $5.00 value,
at ?3.25
Dainty Gilt Clocks, guaranteed good time
keepers, $2.25 values $1.35
12 dozen Back Combs, plain and mounted (12
different patterns), $1.00 value 65
SPECIALS
LOWER FLOOR
SECTION
Seven-Piece Cake Sets, good quality
(ierman china, in rose and gold 7 C?
decorations, $1.75 val. Special. Ove
Seven-Piece Berry Sets, same pp
decorations, $1.50 val. Special. OOv
SATURDAY EVE, 6 TO 9 O'CLOCK
The educational department of the
Woman's club met yesterday afternoon
and listened to an Interesting talk by
Miss Kllzabeth Matthews, sunervlsor
of the kindergarten training clasa of i JOs-7 Aliaky bldg., 3d
hi. iieiena nn. on
8e our display of rare china, braas,
bronze warea and fancy goods. Entire
stock at big reductions until Xmas.
Oriental Importing Co., 4 44 Washington.
dentist, Tooma
and Morrison.
Ir. H. A. Huffman.
An Important
school."
The Kindergarten Phone A-U48 and Paclflo 184S.
I'ut
Factor In the
Jblic
Oregon Comrpandery. No. 1, Knights
Templar, last night elected the following
officers: L. V. Kreeland. eminent com
mander: I. J Tomaslnl. generalissimo;
H. I.. Bancroft, captain-general; Oeorge
Ml. Xllll, iiY-inif-, j . ... viii, uranitici ,
V. 8. Macrum, recorder; E. W. Ames
burg, aenlor warden-; H. J. Boyd, Junior
warden.
Acme OH Co. aeil aafety coat oil and
fins gasoline. Phone Eaat B-1007.
Woman's Exchange. 'J3 Tenth street,
lunch 11:30 to 2; business men's lunch.
Rlngler's swimming plunge open dally,
Grand and Kast Morrison.
36 centa.
At .Mayor line's suggestion the city
council will look into the question of
drafting a new law regulating signs
over sidewalks. There have been a
great many requests recently for per
mits to erect signs that Mayor Lane
believes ara becoming a menace to tlw
beauty of tha city.
In a report to tha city council, Mrs.
Parah Evans, city market Inspector,
stated that the City market. Third and
Market atreeta. la unsanitary. Lack of
water and aewer connections make the
place unfit for the uses to which it
Is put, declared the market Inspector.
New and handsome designs In toilet
and manicure sets, also a well selected
line of fine perfumes, atomizers and
toilet novelties for the holidays. The
prlcea will make it an object to call and
see us. Albert Bernt. the druggist, 231
Washington street; certificates taken.
Cut
Bualneaa cards, fl.50 per 1,000.
rate printers. Phone Paclflo 601.
Dr. XL C Brown, Eye-Ear. Maxquam.
D. Chambers, optician, 121 Seventh.
Journal want ads, lc a word.
U i,.VA nnU lA 1 C o,.r. In nrh.r.lo I
have Interested themselves in the move
ment. Owing to this fact the entire
Willamette valley will be covered thor
oughly The farmers are only too glad
to make the change, ss they have prac-
iicwi; I1UI ITCH iriulAIHH Hlljr liu'liry ( 1 1 i
the old orchards where varieties of I
fruits have been grown.
"There Is always a brisk demand for 1
the Yellow Newtown. The English are
particularly fond of these apples and
the supply Is not equal to the demand.
Within the next few years Willamette
VHlley will be sending out hundreds and '
hundreds of carloads of Yellow New- .
towns every yesr. Most of tha fruit
will go to Europe."
Hy cutting down the old trees and top
planting the Y'ellow Newtown sprouts
in the stumps Mr. Lownsdale figures
that many years will be saved by the j
growers. The pests will also be erad- I
Tested owing to the fact that all tha i
trees are to be destroyed. 1
Mr. Lownsdale leaves for hla home j
tonight.
Sensible Gifts in the
JEWELRY
SECTION
The horde of beautiful
and useful things to be
found in our Jewelry
Section will appeal to
you. Ladies and men's
Watches, Rings, Chains
and hundreds of other
choice gifts.
ANOTHER
PICTURE
SALE
Chrlxtmas shoppers
will find a choice line
of water colors, se
rins, pastels and etch
InK.i from which may
be selected suitable
pictures for every
Tirt of the house or
office As a leader,
we offer 16x20 oval
framed pictures
black or gold frames
especially suited to
dining - rooms, for,
$3.50 Ea.
Manure for saie. Main 8683.
William Dumars, after H years' serv
' ice as manager here of the Western Un
ion Telegraph company, leaves tomor
row to take charge of the Sacramento
(California) office. William Ingalls suc
ceeds Mr. Duniars as manager in Port
land, coming from San Francisco.
Nothing would please a lady more
than on of our elegant leather band
bags with purse and card case to match.
Don't fail to call and inspect. our stock
before buying, as our prices will appeal
to you. Albert Bernl, druggist, 233
Washington street.
. Preparations are being made for the
dedication of Concordia college, which
has Just been completed in the Heidel
berg tract east pf Woodlawn by the
German Lutheran denomination. Formal
dedication will take place next Sunday
morning.
Steamer Jesse Harking, for Camas.
Washougal and way landings, daily ex
cept Sunday. Leaves Washington atraet
dock at if p. m-
L. C. Fatton, the wlreman employed
by the Home Telephone company, who
was Injured in an elevator accident
Bark Tonlo for rheumatism.
Where to Dine.
All the delicacies of the season at the
Portland Restaurant; fin private apart
ments for ladies, 305 Wash., near Fifth.
H. C. Brandes' grill, 101 Sixth, serves
elegant Table d'Hote dinners daily.
DAYLIGHT ROBBER
LANDS IN TOILS
Detective Sergeant Jones and Detec
tive Tichnor have succeeded in appre
hending the man responsible for some
of the many daylight robberies that
havo been committed In this city during
the past six wek. The man gives his
name as A. W. Hunt. He has con
fessed to a number of the crimes
charge! against him and a considerable
luantlty of the many articles stolen by
him has been recovered.
Hunts usual memoa or procedure
was to sro to a house and represent hlm
solf to be an inspector for the gas
companv. He usually had no difficulty
in aining access to dwellings on this
pretext, and once inside waa enabled
to help himself to valuables. In this
manner he looted the home of E. P.
Kldrldge, 147 North Seventeenth street,
oh the afternoon of November 31 of
lewolry valued at several hundred dol
lars. Judito Cameron bound Hunt over
to await the action of the grand Jury.
When you eat V. 8. government in
spected moat, you have the best Ore
gon product. Oregon grown and Oregon
dressed, and you patronize a home in
dustry that is putting millions of dol
lars into circulation in Oregon.
Free baskets at Wood's, 1st and Alder.
NEW EAST SIDE STORE
ATI
fR ACTS THOUSANDS
EASTERN OUTFITTING CO.
THE STORE WHERE YOUR CREDIT II GOOD
WASHINGTON AND TENTH STREETS
F. W- Baltes
f and Company
invito your
inquiries for
PEINTINR
Phones
f Main 165
1 Home 11165
First and Oak
$15 Found.
Webfoot Oil Blacking ;
Shoes . Waterproof JTeserres
leather Wot a Shine.
AT AIL VZAX.XBS.
Just like finding fifteen dollars when
you brder a fifty dollar suit for thirty
five at Wills the tailor, 128 H Fifth st.
JAIL QUESTION IS
PLACED IN NEW HANDS
On motion of Councilman Bennett the
City council at its meeting yesterday
afternoon transferred the selection of a
Jail site and the erection of a new Jail
from the ways and means committee to
th committee on police and health with
instructions to act in conjunction with
the county officials In an effort to erect
a Jail and emergency hospital to b
used Jointly by the city and county.
Th actios) of the council In removing
the question from the hands of the ways
and means committee was du in no
sans to th past action taken by the
members but because of the great
amount of work confronting" the com
mittee at the present time.
It is th wish of the council to rush
matters in regard to th Jail and it is
believed -their action, yesterday will ex
pedite matters.
"Lignite Coal"
IT. 06 per ton, delivered, free from
stone ani slate; good for furnaces and
ranges. Thompson Swan. 806-7 Swet
land bldg. Fhon Main 3039 A-3039.
J2.E9 j hand-paint eops and saucers.
I1.44, at Mctcger's, 343 .Washington it. I
Gevnrtz Brothers Entertain
Many Visitors on Open
ing Night.
Over 10,000 visitors crowded into th
big east side store of Qevurti Bros, last
night to witness the opening of the first
modern department store established on
the other side of the river. The entire
clerical force of the store was on hand
to conduct the visitors through the five
floors of the building, each of which
contains one or mure departments,
where everything in the nature of
house furnishings and men's and
women's wearing apparel is to be found.
An orchestra stationed on the fifth
floor discoursed music throughout the
evening and here, too. each visitor was
presented with a small mirror as a
souvenir of the opening night. During
the whole evening the throng was
served With coffee and cake In the base
ment. Gevurtx Bros.' new store occupies the
five-story building on the quarter block
at the southwest corner of Union ave
nue and East Burnslde street. The
firm Is composed of Phil and Louis
Gevurta, who have Invested J5U,000 in
putting in u fresh stock of high-grade
eastern goods. Both members of the
firm have been engaged In business In
Portland for many years and have
established enviable reputations In the
commercial life of this city.
ATTACH NOT SO YE
BE HOT ATTACHED
Lawyers Decide Hurry Up
Law Should Not Be Used
for 30 Days.
Free baskets at Wood's, 1st and Alder.
BIRD FEOTECTOES
WILL HOLD MEETING
There will be a meeting of the Audu
bon society in the committee room of
the city hall Saturday evening, Decem
ber 14. at 8 o'clock. Herman T. Bohl
man will give a group of lantern slide
photographs of tho sea birds found
nesting on Three Arch Rocks, lately
made a reservation by order of the
president. Clarence Gilbert will speak
on the law relating to bird protection.
Th Forestry club and all who are
Interested are welcome.
That the lawyers of the city should
not use the attachment laws for 30
days after the close of the holidays was
the resolve of the meeting of attorneys
at the courthouse last night. The only
exception made to this rule Is In the
case of non-residents who refuse to
produce cash to pay their debts.
President W. M. Cake of the Mult
nomah Bar association presided at the
meeting. C. A. Bell championed thy
idea of allowing attachment in the case
of small amounts for grocer and meat
market bills, afterward evplaining thfU
by this he did not mean to discrlmlnato
against poor people, but only against
those who have money but refuse to pay
their small bills.
B. S. McAllister revived the sugges
tion of calling an extra session or the
legislature to amend the attachment
law. G. W. Joseph and R. W. Montague
wanted to se th principle of the Wash
ington law adopted, but in the end a
resolution presented by Newton MOoy
was passed only a few votes beirw cast
In the negative. This resolution reads:
Resolved, That it Is the sense of this
meeting that the attachment laws of
this state be not used for the period of
30 days after the cessation of the holi
days, except where necessary to obtain
Jurisdiction of tha property of non-residents.
G. P. Rummelin & Sons
Established 1870.
162 SECOND STRLLT
Bettwn Washington andAldtrStt.
Christmas Gifts
Handsome Fur
Neckwear and Muff s
Mad In Kosalan Sables, Alaska Sables,
Mink, Ermlae, Chinchilla. Black Lynx,
Waits Fox, etc, etc.
AXA.SXA SXAZiSKCEr COATS
alaska icarx COATS
xusszAir POsry coats
ASTVACXAIf COATS, ETC.
CKXLBBJBirS jrrBS la Scarfs and Muffs,
mad? t& Ermine, Bearer, Thibet, Xrtm
mr, Squirrel, etc.
Choice Assortment Tut Rags sad Robes.
Tut Auto Caps, Gloves, etc
Scad for catalogue.
ABTOSXafXaTTft.
Mtfe a HCII IT TMClTDE
TONIGHT AND TOMORItOW, NICJIIT,
Speclal-Prlc Mailne Saturday
Th Bpeclacular Musical Extravagant
TOE LAND OF NOD
Evenings, 11.10 to loo; Mat., II to tl
HEIUG THEATRE
14th snd
Wasklnstno. ".is Ili.llSkV. Maln
btostts, BBonrtmro mi iv
DAT.
Henry B. Harris Presents Chart
Klein's Ort American Play, ,
"TBS UOI ABO TBB MOVSB.
Lower floor, $l.tO snd $1.00. Pal.
cony. II 00, 7tc. toe. Kntlr gallery, two.
MARQUAM GRAND
Portland's Famous Theatr Mala t.
Last Three Performances Tonight,
Saturday Matinee and Saturday
Night.
Tbe Famous Primrose Ulnslrcls
Kvenlngs. Sc, 50c, He, Il.Qt. Matl
nees, lie, 80c, 75c.
BAKER. THEATRE n M-ts i
ALL thla week the famous Baker Stock
Company In James Herns' t
"SAO IAS10B."
By author of "Hhor Acres," "Hearts
of oak," etc. Scenes snd characters
drawn from th beautiful, romantl
shipbuilding hsnj -t on th eastern coast.
Kvenlng prlcea 2hn. JSe, 60c; matinees,
15c. iiuc. Matinee Saturday.
Best Week "The Tare Musktrs.
GMPIRB TMCATRU
Morrison snd ltth. Phone Main 117.
Mlltoa W. Sesmaa, sfaaager.
Tonight AH Week Matinees Wednes
day and Saturday.
A magnificent production of ths gram!
religious drama. "TBB BOLT CXTT,
With LuelU Morey as SALOME.
The or'cfral John the Baptist play.
BerF. al Scenery, Htrong Company.
Nights Jwe, 2ic, SRc. 50c; Mat 10c, 0o.
Bast ASrractloa "A Olrl of tbs Strata.
4
14M
THE STAR f.B 2!rir,A
All This Week.
Thi B. B. mach Stock Co. yrssest
A Homantlc lxv. Story of New England
"TaTI LIOBTBOOSB BT TKB SBA
the money ever offered th Portland pub
lic.
Matinees Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at 2:10; prices 10 and toe.
Every venlng at 1:15; prices He, 714
and 15c Reserved seats by either phon.
TUB ORAND
VAUDKvILLE DE LUXB
All This Week.
Return Engagement of -MADAM
BATBOB
And Bar Troap of Trataaa Tro steal
Birds, ia Additioa to a Most of Ota
Beatnres. Tim sad Vrioss
mmaala th asa.
LYRIC THBATRB
Both Phones i Mala 4SS; Boms, A-lda.
1 Week commencing Monday, December .
THE AI.LtN STOCK CO. PRESENTS
! THE GREAT WAR DRAMA,
"COMBBBXAMO 1."
Matin Tuesday, Thursday, Satur
' day and Sunday. Prices lOo and too.
; Every evening at 1:15. Prices 10c, 10
; and lOo. Boxes 60c OfTlcs Open 10 a.
m to 10 p. m.
The Nickelodion Theatre
Opposite Oreronlsn Building ,
Th Osauln rath ProdaeUoa
"Tbb ixn or cxxs-r
On week, beginning December S. Th
best yet. Don't miss It
j Admission for thla on cwesalon only 10
Ladies Night Expo
TWO BAJTDB TOBTOXT.
Special Program
Roller Skating, th Poetry of
Motion.
LADIES TB.BB SATUBBAT
BIOXT.
XfeASXES nam satttbjday
BIOBCT.
EXPO RINK
Grand Children's ilatlnes
.SATtmSAY AJrTZBBOOB,
SCOW TOWN RESIDENTS
Metager saves : ou money on Jewelry.
JUVENILE COURT
WILL OPEN MONDAY
Judge Qantenbeln is planning to pro
ceed with the work of th Juventl court
next Monday, as the -removal of the hol
idays wtll allow him to proceed without
th restrictions placed on the circuit
court. Over 60 cases have accumulated
on th docket of th juvenile court, and
Judge Oantenbetn hopes to have this
work nearly all cleared away by-th
opening ,pt th January term.
Omgn Kidney TM Hqnld
and effective preparation..
Is a eeavealent
WILL HAVE TO HOVE
Officers Arrest Six on Charge
of Trespass More to
Follow.
Owners of th water front property
on th west sid of th river south
of th Jefferson street depot havs en
listed' the services of the police to dis
possess . the scow dwellers who for
many years hay selected th aits as
a convenient and appropriate on for
their Place of dwelllns. Warrants have
been Issued for th .arrest of 31 per-J
sons on an accusation oc trespass.
Yesterday afternoon a poss of po
licemen, headed; by Sergeant Cole vis
ited th.? scone and arrested six of th'
scow dwellers, ail that could be found
at the rime. In the municipal court
this morning hearing of tha cases of
those arrested was continued until to
morrow. '
Deputy District Attorney Tomllnaon
expressed the opinion this morning that
the owners of the property should prn
i.'eeU agalnat the scow dwellers through
the medium of a civil action. As thy
case stands the trouJjle and expense
of clearing the water front pi-opertv
of the plaintiffs bids fair to fall on
the city. It la asserted that soma of
the scow dwellers have occupied
their prenent positions on tho rivet
bank for IS years.
FALLS UNCONSCIOUS
, WHILE KECITINO
Millard MeLennon, a pupil of tha
Holladay school of thla city, yesterday
fell unconscious while reading a trea
tise on th effects of anaesthetics be
fore the physiology class of that school.
In falling his head came in contact
with the floor causing a very bad con
tusion on the left aid of the head.
It wss 10 minutes before ho was
fully restored to. consciousness.
P rider's hand-patnted china at Meti
fer'a. Ladies Njght at Expo.
rrtdar ntgM Is th most popular
night rt the week st th Expo rink and
tonight wilt be no exception. This
MILITARY
ACADEMY
PORTLAND ORE.
A Rosi rAfn as.
School for Young Men and
. Preparation to Mt.
leges, u. S. Military and
avai Academies. Ac
credited to Stanford,
? miojr. vomeu. Am
nerst and all Stat tint,
Versifies and Agricultural
Colleges. Manna) train-
ing. Business coursa
Th principal hat had t
yeaxB, experience in Port
land. Comfortable euar
jers. west environment a
Max , reservations now.
For illustrated catalog
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drags
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Principal and rroprtatoa,
WHITE TEMPLE
Tuesday, Dcembr IT, 8 p. m. -
Popular, Song, Violin,
Piano andOrgan Recital
Noted Musicians Will Taks Part.
BXJUrCBB XBBXX KOTOBO,
Th Great Soprano Soloist. Sings.
HAST KACXBBSTB CAJtXXJ,
The Superb Violinist, Plays
Organ and Piano Duet., -
OBAOB B. B3BOP and
TBABX r. OBAsnvzs.
A Splendid Program.
A Musical Treat,
TICKETS 2$ CENTS, at SHERMAN
tt CLAT8.
will be ladles' night Two lhandi will
be provided snd music furnished all
th time. An army of Instructors will
wait on beginners and strangers. ; La
dies free Saturday night. -
" Free baskets at Wood's, 1st and Alder.
Metrgrt r sswes you morey on water's.
A New Departure
The cost of interments haa been
greatly reduced by th Holman Under
taking company.
Heretofore it has been th custom- t
funeral directors to mak charge for
alt incidentals connected with a fu
neral. Th Edward Holman Undertak
ing company, th leading funeral di
rectors of Portland, hav depart from
that custom. When casket is furnish
by us we make no extra charge for
embalming, hears to cemetery, outski
box or any services that may b r
quired of iis, except clothing, cemetery
and carriages, thus effecting a savin
Of 26 to. 176 on each funeral
THE EDWARD HOLMAN
, UNDERTAKING CO.
880 TBXBJD BTH COB. BAXJKOV.
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