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Newspaper Page Text. Vi " -If! THE OREGON '3AILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, , WEDNESDAY EVENING, ' JANUARY 1, . 1908 In 20- YEACS Town Topics : j f,Q PLATE? lOXlGIIT'S AMUSEMENTS 'Uncle Tom'a Cabin' Jtelllg '..'j". Jiarquam ; ,,,, "AJlrona.' Unker .....; . . . . "The Crisis' Empire , k . "Are You Crssy T" ii ana ... ,, vaudeville Lyrlo. 4 .. . . , ."Man's Broken. Promise" . ts r , , "A Man of My b tery" v The Harriman; railroad, lines publish . In Europe & monthly magazine In four language, , The "publication offices fire at London, Antwerp,. UambuVg and Liv erpool, ''he magaslne la named "Abroad" and la filled with Interesting facta about , the Pacific coast rand the territory of the southern llnea of the Southern Pa ciilc The last Issue contain" an article about Baker City, written by W, ti WW- gin. ' ne passenger department 01 wie Oregon llnea sttDDllea everv month read ing matter about Oregon, and Half-tone cuts or vregon scenes. -( ., H. C." Tpwnaend, at one "time 'the ; ,youngest general, passenger agent in the country, has reached the end of a . quarter of a century of actlre service witn tne Missouri facino Ksuiroaa com 1 pany.t and retired by. request from ao . live -worn, ua is sueceeaea dv Assist ant ' General Passenger Agenjt P. H. Payne. The order retiring Mr. Town send states that he will perform such duties aa may be aslgned to him. He is well known and esteemed by a num ber of Portland railroaders who came lip In the service under his mentorsnip. Councilman Baker belleve he haa a eolation for the new Jail and emergency hosnltal nroblem confronting the cltv . In the purchase of the block bounded by Main, Madison, Fourth and - Fifth streets. Mr. Baker . favors the ereo tlon of suitable bluldlnga on the prop erty connecting .with the city hall by tunnels under the street. "City Auditor Barber and others who have gone over the plan speak In favor of It and It la ; probable that a recommendation may be s made along this .line by the city, and . county Joist committee. Eight Greeks who 'were engaged In playing a quiet little game of basatan , In ' the lodging-house at Fourth and i Davis streets, were arrested by the po lice last night on a charge of gamb ling. They protested that they were only amusing themselves, but. the of '. fleers seized about 19 that was being .... -used for the purpose of promoting in terest In the game and will use It aa v evidence against the players In the po s lice court tomorrow. The annual report of Frank D. Hen - nossy. clerk of the municipal court. . T shows the vear lust closed to have been a profitable one for thla particular ' department or tne city government. During the year 123,812.95 was collected ( irt fines, forfeitures and costs. The expense - of maintaining the court amounted to 13.210. leaving a net re turn to the city of $20,801.85. This Is arr.lncresee of U,63f.4( over the net re ' turn for 1906. Because Charles B. Farls has given - to his Ida but 36 since they were mar rled five years aao In Nashville. Ten nessee. and but $1 since Christmas 106 she has filed divorce proceeding! against him In the state circuit court. Farls. in his answer, alleges that Ida goes on' sprees, stays out late at night and does divers other unseemly things that good and dutiful wife should .;: eschew. - Rev. A. Preston Boyd, pastor of the ' . Sellwood . Methodist church, has been . transferred 'to the Ealeaton Memorial, the First Methodist church. Of Atlanta, Georgia. The transfer was made by - Bishop David H. Moore at the request of Rev. Boyd because of falling health. The transfer will be made at once. - Mr.-Boyd has made many friends . ' In Bellwood during his short stay. A successor has not yet been chosen. All business men on the east side, no matter from what section, are earn "estlv uraed to attend the annual meet Jns of the. East Side Business Men's : ' club tomorrow evening In the Healy building, East Morrison street and Grand - avenue. Plenty of entertain. V ment has been prepared for all. Tho : meeting la a joint session with the , Portland Ad. elub and special features , : have been prepared. !:v .The real, estate directory which ap pears In -today's Journal for the first . time will be of interest to the general i public especially lawyers, and thous ands of citizens-who are Interested in 1 realty. The directory will appear daily ' and will be kept alive with short sea- sonable real eatate talks in the cap- uon. , v A email . building In the rear of 511 Rodney avenue, owned and occupied by .Mrs. Mary B. White as ;,a photograph gftllerv,. was totally destroyed by fire i".-- at 6:30 o'clock laat evening. The loss . will amount to several hundred dollars. . No Insurance. An overheated stove Is . supposed to have been the cause of the lire. - ' Head-Black Advertising company, pre- pares good advertising copy for the city v papers, wrltea booklets, plans publicity fampaigns or any ama ana originates 4 Aew and clever advertising ideas. 409 vouch building. Phones Main 6523; fome a- too, ' Championship basketball match, Dallas college vs. Rtngler E. 8. A. C '.'. Tonight. Rlngler gymnasium. 1:30 sharp. 25 and 85 cents. i...' Steamer' Jesse Harkins, for Camas, i Washougal and way landings, dally ex- ' cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street aocK at x p. m. Painting, tinting, paper hanging and flcture framing. Portland Paint and aper company, 251 First st. Main 4879. Dr. 208-T Alisky bid. phone A-2248 and PaclHc H. A. Iloflman, dentist, rooms Alisky bid., 3d aod Morrison. 1348. r - Acme Otlo. sell safety coal oil and ; flne gasoline, Phone East 789; B-1007. Woman's Exchange, 133 Tenth street, lunch 11 :M to 2; business men's lunch. Highest price paid for fresh egga Kruse's, Park and Morrison. ., 'C, Chambers, optician, 129, Seventh. ' 'Journal want ads, lo a word, Bark Tonic for rheumatism. F. W. Baltes and Company invite yonr inquiries for Thones Main 165 Home A 1165 First ajvi Oak CLOSLD: XOD AY SALE, ; BLGINS TOMORROW MORNING AT 9 9 Portland's Best , ; t$Hoe. Store ' Cor, Seventh and Washington ir j iff i' BsHflBsm a mmbi . . III n til UJ Do you know what house-cleaning means at Rosenthal's? IT MEANS the abso ite clearance of 'all Fall Fpotwear, and at a price so far reduced as to insure a posi tive clearing out: in the next 30 days. Those who. patronized our sale last year at our former location, 149 Third- Street, know what grand values to expect. A Great Clearance Sale Just one month to sell out every pair of Fall and Winter Shoes. Time is short, that's why the . reductions will be more than extraordinary, , and remember, every naif is the famous Rosen thal quality Footwear shoes that are high" grade and dependable, stylish, sightly examples of all that's best in the world of footwear-the productions of the world's most renowned makers far, far reduced in price and every pair with the same guarantee as though you paid regular prices. Doors Open at 9 Tomorrow Morning We must havcroom for bur new-spring stock, on the way. Today we are closed. Sale begins' at 9 tomorrow morning.- Be early. CHOICE,... 1000 pairj. JIanan's, Laird-Schob and other lirst-class Women s ent colt Lace, broken lots.... fss $2.35 CHOICE... 500 pairs Thomas Corts and Laird-Schober't fine calf button and,. lace, vals. to $3... $3.95 CHOICE,... 1500 pairs of fine kid and felt House Slippers, values ' to ?Z.3U, only $1 ALL TALL and WINTE.R EOOTWLAR MUST GO 1500 pairs Men's box calf Blucher genuine Good year sewed, oak-tanned sole leather, every pair guaranteed, -good value at $4.00; ail sizes. Sale price only ...... if..v; $2.85 ike Sale of Sales Our Policy Is to Start Each Season With New Goods Men's $5 and $6 Shoes. This offer includes Slater & Morrill's, Hanan's, and other noted makes, high gradiTShoes, patents, vici and box calf, latest mod els, with heavy soles; all sizes, pair $5.85 House-Cleaning Barg 3000 pairs Hanan's and Boyden's, the world's best products in Shoes. This offer includes box calf, French calf, gunmetal calf, lace and Bluchers, double soles, some French calf lined; values from $7.00 to $8.00; all sizes. Sale price ; ain Extraordinary & $3.95 5.85 Infants' 75c Shoes Infants' Shoes of soft vici kid; hand-turn leather soles; all sizes, our usual 75c grade; sale price 45c ' Children's Shoe Sale Rare Values in Misses' and Children's Shoes and Oxfords, for dress or play; patent colt or vici kid; Blucher or lace; foot-form lasts; Misses' sizes XV2 to 2; regular $2.00 and $2.25 values at f x.45; sizes 6 to 11, regular $1.75 values, now $1.25 Choice $3.15 Per Pair 1000 pairs Men's box and tan calf, regular cut and 8-inch double sole Bluchers, welted viscolized soles and uppers, as near water-proof as can be made. 95c Children's $1.50 and $2 Shoes Misses' and Children's Oxfords, High Shoes and Strap Slippers; broken lines.; all sizes; $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00 values; sale price.... Boys' Steel Shod Shoes The famous Brennan & White "Anvil" Brand; regular $3.00 grade; sizes 1 to Syi, at fl75; regular $2.50 values, sizes 8 to M Cfi iy2, pair .... pl.DU See the Windows Tonight and Get Posted on What a Sale at Rosenthal's Means Or, Better Yet, Be Here Early. The Selling Begins at 9 Tomorrow Our forc Is so organised tlmt fl your entire crown, bridgs nn.l york In t 4st If 'necessary, 'itu v M sppreciatea bjr people rrom oi t Tn. Jfou may have your leexn t 1 -traetea in tbe morning and go noma u eight with new , ones. , . 'JTpEiT yanrxEss t.tct; . - TXOH rXEB WHEN PI.AT M C BBlpaSS ABB OKOSU. Wo remove the most sensitive t-" and root without causing pain. N students., no uncertainty, no ouna;l!rn,'; only tho most solenttno . tiid . caroiui treatment Our Bridge and flat Wor t is perfect; 20 years' continuous practice has made thla possible. ; When desired you can have T. P. VV tae or my personal. service, i,iituis t-''" W. A. WISE, Dentist FaUlna; bldg-.. Id and Washington st. Lf,m' S P. m. Sundays, to 12, ii2? Extraction, 60ej Plates. $5.00. BOTH VBOBBS. A AVS XAUT 8089. AOTBESCEarTS. DEILIG THBATRO 14th and Washinartoa Phones Main i and A-1122. Tonlg-ht at 8.18 ClooJt' ; STETSON'S "VaTCU TOVS CABZ2T' Prices 26c, 60o and 75o. . : j. v heicig theAtrh: 14th and Washington. Phones Main i and A-1122. . Tomorrow, rrlday, Baturday Hlghta peclal -rloe statin .t... . Henry W. Savage Oltara Musical Comedy "WOODLAND Evenings $1.60 to JOc; Matinea II to 25o MARQUAM ORAND Portland s Famous Theatre Main 6. Matinee Today at 2:15 Tonight and Remainder ot Week "ARIZONA . Thi?.J!!5ie8tmrricai,-p,aJrwertten AVenlmrff 2fin. KOn ik i . 25c, 60c, 76c. ' v "r"63 January 6, 6. 7 The Paaslon Play. BAKER. THEATRE who.,,.,. ueorge Ll Baker, General Manager. Famous Hnk Utrlr r, ' , Special New Year's day Matinee Wed nesday. Rdrtl ar Uill... c...... Tonight all week, Winston ChurchUTa beautiful romantlo Dlav. "THE CSUSIS. --j-'v Absorbing plot and characters.! Evenlnr prices. 2Kc nr,i hees. 160 and 26c. " 7.7 1 t mn W kWoidlwrg of rortuna." MERCHANTS GETS IN ETO AP P Increases Capital Stock and Arranges for Large Ke ' serve Fund. ACTURE LAUGHS A meeting of the stockholders of the Merchants National bank will be held January 14, when the stock books will be open for additional subscriptions to Increase the paid up capital to 1600,000. If the necessary amount Is not put in at this meeting outside capital will be Invited. Increase of the capital stock and the placing of a large reserve fund in the bank's vaults are the first requisites demanded by the comptroller of the currency before the bank can be reopenod. It Is said collections of funds due the bank are being carried on with good success and that arrangements for re opening are progressing satisfactorily. A circular sent out to creditors aBks that they, exchanno their demand ac counts for one and two-year time cer tificates of deposit bearing 3 per cent interest. In this manner tne Dank can be safeguarded from another drain of Its resources after the reopening. It i believed the bank will be ready to re Bume business before the end of Febru ary. MINSTREL MAIDS filAHUF Young Women Give Novel Entertainment to Con cordia Club Members. The Concordia club was the scene of novel entertainment last night when the Minstrel Maids entertained their friends with a lively New Year's eve program. The company wore the conventional black on their countenances, and the costumes were extremely rich and strik ing. Miss May mrsch acted as inter locutor and kept her audience In high good humor. The program given was as follows: The Famous Minstrel Trio, Clementlme Hlrsch. May Hirsch, Ger trude White; Just Because He Couldn't Sing "Love Me and the World Is Mine," Flora -Flelschner; Pousse Cafe Dance, Sarah Harris, Sophie Beck, Josephine Jaoobsen, Florence Kohn, Mabel Beck, Frankie Jacobs, Helen Coblentz, Elisa beth Rosenthal, Florence Wolfe; ."Doan Te Cry Ma Honey," Carrie May; Dutch stunt, Sarah Harris, 8ophle Beck; "Be Sweet To Me, Kid," Mildred Meyer as sisted by Stella Wolfe and Selma Mey er; "Take . the Train for Dreamland,0 Flora- Flelschner, assisted by Minnie Flelschner, Selma Meyer, Amy -Roth-child, Hortense Jaoobs, Btella Wolfe, Oermalne Baruh and dancing eirls; Monologue, May Hlrsch: -'Honey Boy, Clementine Hlrsch, assisted by dancing girls, pickaninnies and entire company. enjoyod, .About . couples ' were 3 Theiault , by ,E,i B. Watson against Orvllle M.3 Rankin and ; John HBalj klo was dismissed In the circuit court, It ' was found ' that the plaintiff was suing the- wrong parties. Orvllle M, Rankin la the manager of Uao Inda pendent Coal & lc connpanjr wealthy mmm DIES ON WAY EAST 1 Christopher Barker Expires on Train Near Green River, Wyoming. Christopher C. Barker,' president of the Peninsular Lumber company, and prominently Identified with the lumber ing Interests of the northwest, died on the train yesterday, near" Green River Junction, while on a trip to Wisconsin and Michigan, where he has large lum ber "and saw milling interests. He was accompanied on his eastern trip by his son. William C. Barker, who will arrive hre tomorrow with the remains. Besides a son, Mr. BarKTer leaves widow and two unmarried daughters. He was about 60 years old and had but recently made Portland his home. Mr. Barker oreanised the Peninsular Lum ber company and was Its prlnclpaf owner, iie was aiso presiaent or tne west coast iimDer comcanv or this city, the Barker & Stewart Lumber com pany of Wausau, Wisconsin; the City ijumoer company or Detroit. Micniean. ana tne Menaiem investment company of this city, as well as a director ana stockholder in several other important enterprises in me nortnwest ana miaaie west For the past two years he had made nis nome at 204 worm Twenty-second street and had recently let the contract for a handsome residence at the bead of Loveloy street Arrangements for the funeral will not oe made until after the arrival of the ooay tomorrow morning. CHEW PARTICULAR T MO I HI0 UUII Willing to Go to Chicago but Frefers to Go Alone. ABOU PilMDMJv ITHIU Habeas corpus proceedings were un availing in the circuit court yesterday afternoon to .secure the release of "Moy Ton Chew, the . Chicago Chinese ac cused of the murder of one of his countrymen In that city. The effort to have Judge Cleland fix ball, or di rect that ball be allowed, was also unsuccessful and the accused man will be held until a Chlcaao officer arrives with extradition papers. Moy attorneys maae tne unusual plea that their client is anxious to face his accusers, but as he is -a wealthy merchant, does not want to suffer the Ignominy of being taken back by an officer. - They said that If given the opportunity Moy would gladly pay his own way and hasten back to Chicago to answer the charge or murder. Judge CieiaiRK declined to -offer any advice lrt-tmit regaxd, as ne had only to deal with the suestlon presented under the habeas 'corpus writ. After tha writ was issued a warrant charg. ing Moy as a fugitive from Justice had Deen served, ana nis attorneys nao to admit that ha -was legally held. But they contended that on thla charge the defendant must be admitted to ball. Judaa Cleland declined to Interfere ta-ith. the actioaQf the municipal court Where to Dine. . it C Brandos' grllL 103 Sixth, serves alaaaat Tabla d'Hota dinnera daily. . GOAL ": Special Price on our good coal for a short time onl $7.00 per Ton C.O.D. BUY NOW WHILE THE PRICE IS DOWN P. B. Jones & Co. EBAff Mrs. Minnie Hance Evans Contralto Soloist Oratorio Concert Recital Limited number of pupils taken at resi dence, 1145 Thurman st Phone Main -3744. THE HEATH Automatic Damper BATHS as TO 60 FEB OEHT TVEIt AWD BEOU XJLTX8 TBB rZBE. Price $1.25 FOB CIBOT7 LAB3 AJTB MAT TES ADDRESS The Heath Automatic Damper Co. Ifil UHXOir ATSn FOBTULWD, OB. Phones East 4622 B-1895. Q m ' THE . Big Night 1 TONIGHT OAKSRI Continuous Music. One T to 11 o'clock. OARS RIN - JTBW TXAB'S SUIT, Cars, every , 8 .minutes. raK Session, ft A New Departure The cost of Interments has been greatly reduced by- the Uolman Under takina company. Heretofore it has been tbe custom of funeral directors to make charges for all lnciaeniam connectea witn a ru neral. The Edward Holman Undertak ing company, tne leaaing funeral di rectors of Portland, bave departed from that custom. When casket Is furnished by us we make no extra ohargea for eclbalralng, hearse to cemetery, outside box or any services that may be re quired of us, except clothing, cemetery and carriages, thus effecting a saving or io o io on eacn iunerai. THE EDWARD HOLMAN UNDERTAKING CO. 830 THZBO ST, COB. SAZJtOV. CALXrOBJTXA XOTXXS. Soothes Itching aklii , Real cuts or bums without a scar. : -Cures piles, ec icraa, salt rheum, any itching. Doan'a Ointment, jcout pruK-giat aeiia it. HOTEL JEFFERSON TVXJC ABD OOUQK STBXSTS. SAN FRANCISCO ' " FECIAZ. BATES New hotel, faces Jefferson 8 quart, Two blocks from Van Neaa ave, the present shopping district. Car lines transferring all over city, pass doer,. Every modern convenience, $50 rooms Ingle op en suit. 150 private baths. American and European plana. Prices moderate. Omntbtia meets .all trains. 8TEWABT ! BKEB OO. - THE JAS. I. MARSHALL MANUFACTURINQ CO. Show Cases. Cabinets', Store V and Office Fixtures Store Ftonts Changed, Kooses Bemod led. Oeneral Ooatraotlnr, Flans Drawn. 889 Coaoa Street. Fhone Faolflo 8181. WE BEHT ELZOTBIO SIOHS. EMPIRE THEATRE TTfU.1!,- Ph wsm nr. MILTON W. SEMiV Mn... Tonight, all this week, matinees Wednes- ujr maw xearsaay) and Saturday, the merry musical comedy success "III TOIT rairrw .. ,;. Frank Damsel and 12 others. Bee the Teduy Bear sensation,. The big musical . fun show. Night Drlcea 15c sgn. ska Rn. : .it matinee prices 10c and 20c , , , Baxt Week "At the Old CntiioKi" UYWIC TMRATKlH Both Fhoaesi Kala 46851 Home, A-1028. Week commencing Monday, Dec. 80. ' The Allen Stock Company Presents tho Great -MelodraYna MAX'S BBOXEBT PBOMZSE. Matinees Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday. Prices 10c and 20c. Every evening at 8:18. Prices 10c. 20o and 80c. Boxes 60c, Offloe open 10 a, m. to 10 p. m. THE ORAND Matinee dally. Prices Weekday: Mat inees, Ifio to any part of the house ex cept boxes; evening prices, balcony and gallery, 16c; entire lower floor, 25c. Sun day and holiday matinees same price as evenings. ... ..- , TOM 11H ram itwnirn Singing and Dancing Introducing Dane- :. Ing on Roller Bkates. . BUSK ABB ELUOT, Comedy Acrobats. 44 SB ST., BET. ASK ABO PUTS. , Fhone Main 8479. JCUAY S. MORSE f THP STAP ' oia s For-the Entire Week of r4,im1,p so Tha R. E. French Stock, Co. Presents A 'New version of . "A MAW Or MTSTSBT." ' ' Matinees Sunday.- Tuesday. Thumrtmr and Saturday, with special matinee New 1 ear s aay. f Matinee prices, 100 Rnd curuun risen i b.io snarp. Reserve seats for any performance by either phone. "The Nickelodfon Theqtre" Opposite Oregoniaa Building. "Tho Colonial SoHier1 Any Seat So. - , . Store Room for Rent COB. BXBTTK ABB FLABDEBS. Apply i Lace House Laundry v 86H V. TwenUatA St Sewing Machines at Low Prices Fifty slightly damaged sewing dm- sllahtlv damaged sewlnsr chines, including Singers, Wheeler 4k Wilson, DomeHtics, Whites, Household, Davis and others, for sale very cheap to' make room for new stock. J. jIvjLL Marqaam Bldg. MILITARY ACADEMY ln"iinii ra INSIST! DEMAND! TeD the Grocer to Orier BZBXiOF'S AN KOLA King of Cofleei 1 lb. 40c, 2 lbi. 75c Diamond Roof Stains A1A SHADES '.. MAD6 FROM CREOSOTE 1 Gal. Lots 75c Per Gal. ortiand Sash & Door Col 830 TBOBT ST. , FOBTXASTD, OB. SOT XV THE TBT7ST, See J. R. HAMlLTCn irut MOOSBB FKINTri-r, fo CXieait ...... FTlailro-. k S3 Bnasel tW?. t.a'anj i:z;i3oi. M - PORTLAND ORE1, A Boarding and Day . School for If oung Men and Boya, Preparation for col. leges, U. a Military and 1 Naval Academies. Ac credited to , Stanford, Berkeley. .Cornell, Am herst and all State Uni versities and Agricultural Colleges, i Manual train ing. -Business : eoursK. The prinr'pal has had t yeiirr experience In Port land.', Comfortable quar ter. Best environment Make reservations now. For Illustrated catai nd . other literature aa .. drese - . j. w. n:Lu a d., SMsotoal and Ftoorlstoa, Webfoot Oil Blacking Makes Shoes Waterproof Frtt.rvc ' IieatherBot a Fhine. "' AT 1U Mattresses and Upbc!;tci Lr Made Over and Made to Onier. t-ir, 4 . Sewed and Laid, i'borif lu;s i-.-i. MASSST MAS SET, 809 Toutih F- Promptly attended to la any rnrt city. Doors and window .,;,.. : t e ;; 1 884 Second, sea Jeff. ' PUas fj $chvab Print!;! r (. BP'T U'C K. pwjtr,?: Ill it' 2 4 7 ST A