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rr ' 7, !. ' THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL', . PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 2, 1908 ( Town topics !; TONIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS. "The Country Squire' rid Harum .Marquam . . . mkir "Davi . Umpire "Pivii'i nd Hnv" , Grand Vaudeville jJ-yriu "Jack Well. of Wyoming" ouir "Thm Train Robbers La. Petite Leonlde, a 1-year-old per former at the Empire theatre, accom ' panied by tier parents, waa before Judge Uantenbeln In the Juvenile court yeeter day, her parent a having bean called to answer for allowing her to perform In publlo In violation of the atate law re- sardine; dependent children. The nar ents atuted that they had bean Informed by the manager of the theatre that the appearance of the child on the stage waa not in violation of law, ana mey promised that the little girl would not again appear before the footllghta while they are In Oregon. Upon thla eta la ment me cnarge waa aiamissea, out ma managor or the tneatre may De Drougnt - Into court td explain why tie permitted me gh'i on the atage in hia bouse alter -having been warned aaalnat the ter- formaace of children under 14 yeara of age. Woodman Camp, No. 77, waa enter gained with a recital given In their hall Friday evening: by the pupils of W. J, Peck. There waa a good attendance and the program waa received with much enthusiasm. Thoae taking part were Mtii E. Orlfflth. soprano; Mlaa Mir- fytreret D. Dunlap, soprano; Mlaa Prances i yorke. aoprano: Mr a. H. F. iieaucnamp, contralto; mik t.nna nuggar, contralto; ueorge Young, tenor: Fred Young, ten or; E. C. Jennings, tenor: George Kll- ton, basa: Carl L. Kelly, basa; laul U. La Marr. baas. The accompanists were Mlaa Gertrude Tolsted and Mr. Peck. Violin obllgatos were played by Miss J. C. Burka and Arthur Clifford. Mr. Clifford also gave a violin aolo. The tailor's name la not always the best evidence that you've got your money's worth. Imagination plays the leading part when you've paid more than a reaaonable margin of profit for ?'our clothes. Now we make any suit n the house to order for $26, no more, no less, and guarantee fit and work manship, and over two thousand dif ferent atylea to pick from. New spring goods are here; make a selection early, even If you do not want your ault till later. You will have the pick of the atock and a small deposit starts the suit. Unique Tailoring Co., SOS Stark, near 81xth. Four hundred and twenty-five men employed In the shops of the O. R. & N. and Southern Paclfto In the future will work three tr four days less each month. This plan Is adopted aa being more equitable than a cut down by lay ing off entirely SO or 40 men. General Manager O'Brien announce that this . retrenchment Is only temporary, but la made necessary by the reneral business depression which has affected the rail road business aa well as everything else. When the slackening up ceaaea. which be predicts will be very soon, there will oe an immediate return to tne lormer condition In the shops. County Clerk Fields has filed his re port for the month of January, which shows receipts of 11. 912. 20 In the cir cuit court department. $1,165.60 In the county court department and $2,433.30 In the recording department, a total of lb. 601. The expenses for supplies amounted to $l,2ti8 89 and for salaries to $3,943.74, a total Of $4,213.13. The profit to the county was $1,288.87, as against $1,174.67 In January, 1907. in 1906 In the same month the profit waa 12.021.47, and In 1902, under the old system, the net expense to the county was Jl, 395.28. R J. Daly reports the sale of a E0 by 100-foot lot on Thirteenth street, near Main, to out-of-town purchaser for $7.fi00. The purchaser will tear out the old building now on the property and build a modern apartment house. Work to bee In within a short time. Beno and Ballis and E. J. Daly have leased for five years the old Detroit hotel at the corner of Twenty-seventh and Thurman streets to James Sutherland, who will remodel the structure into a modern apartment house. 'TIS A.WISE, COW THAT KNOWS ITS OWN TODDJLR .When 4 dog paasea ft butcher shop, be looks at the nice, fresh meats aa longingly aa a boy glances at candles In the window of a confectionary store. . A dors Idea of heaven la to be turned loose In a meat market. . . . A common Uttla cur with great big ears and large expressive eyea and a look of aadnesa on hla face stood la front of dowatown butcher shop ye, terday. The pedeatrlana looked at the dog, the dog looked at the world of meat, and the butcher looked at the rup. But be wasn't making sausage at hat time. Be the dog la now In the dog pound. . The do was hungry. There waa no question about that In the first place all the great beeves, the tempting liv ers, tne juicy steaas, ana in ci nrj thin wa nut of hla reach. And sec ondly. several butcher boya stood guard ready to do atunta If the dog advanced another step. ... Bo the dog Just stood there and looked. That's the beat he could do. His mouth watered, and now and then he amackad hla Una He planned and figured how he could get a meal lust like a ooor man thinks and plans bow he can get a lot of money. If be had all that meat, thought the dog, It would laat him ca long as he lived. Men, It la aaid. often have the aame thoughts when thav a-o to a bank and aee sold and silver and paper money stacked up everywhere. Alone- about the time the dog was getting ready to make an attack for his meal, the dog catcher appeared. Moral Be satisfied with life. Don't stand around longing for things tbs dog catcher might come along. I ' IP?) VETOES VENT BOXJpilCE Mayor .Returns to Council Privilege Granted Owners of Corbett Building. Mayor Lane has vetoed the ordinance granting permission to the Corbett es tate to erect a vent box for the new Corbett building, Fifth and Morrison streets. The council granted a permit I to place the vent box next on the Fifth- ! street aide of the building. The box la 1 about three feet high, four feet lonir : and extenda out from the wall about 20 incnea. Mayor Lane gives the follow ing reaaona ror vetoing the ordinance T'In respect to this ordinance I hi to say that I am informed that I from which to make certification to fill a vacancy In the nosltlon of exam lner of tea. at 11.000 per annum, for tne custom-nouse service in mis city The examination la open to all cltl sena of the United SMtes between the agea of SI and 60. Age limit ooes not anniv to those nonoraDiv aiscnaraea from the army or navy service of the United mates Dy reason or aisaDimy from wounda or alckneaa Incurred In line of duty. For further Information regarding this examination, apply to Z. A. Leigh, postoffice department. Persons desiring to contribute cloth ing or donations of any kind for the purpose of making comfortable the ome of Mrs. J. W. Olttlngs and chll ren may send the same to the home of Mrs. E. J. West. 4H Fifteenth street, north, who will see that tney are properly delivered. The patrol men's wives will hold their next meet- no; at Mrs. Craddoclrs residence, seg aw.. -....- t , tm d.atr.fl that Diuvfl Mil at.. nui, . v, ...... as many of the patrolmen's wives will come as can. aa their aaslatance Is badly needed. Alleging that merchandise and cash mounting to $6,000 had recently been ransf erred from, his ownership with intent to hinder and defraud bis creditors, a petition bankruptcy was filed of In involuntary the United Condon, Or.. Jan. 27. 1908. Pioneer Paint Co., Portland, Or. Dear Sirs: Would like 100 pounds of the Japanese Anti-Dust Compound shipped at once. Have been out several days and find a great difference In amount of dust stirred up. I send check to pay for Mnr.H Vniir trillv H 1 11iniAn Ttna. nese Anti-Dust Compound makes old floors look like new and prevents dust from settling: while sweeping. Pioneer Paint Co., 135 First street. Phone Main mi. States district court yesterday against J. B. McFarland, a Junction uity mer chant Tha Detltlonera are J. A. Free man & Son. Mitchell. Lewis & Staver company and the Poison Implement company, all of Portland. Mrs. A. Powell reported to the police yesterday that burglars entered her residence at 723 East Main street the night before and ransacked the place during the temporary absence of the members of the family. The thlevea broke open a small bank and appro priated its contents, amounting to about $7 In nickels and dimes. So far as has been ascertained, thla waa the only thing of value taken. L. O. Ralaton reports the sale of the following south Portland Heights lots during the past week: M. Mar- gulls, five lots, $3,600; Joe uersrnea. one lot. $825: Hannah Soerloe, one lot. will be In charge of the meeting. There will alao be meetings held at the Al blna mission each evening this week at 8 o'clock, except Thursday. A new drawing and painting clasa for three afternoons a week Is being formed In addition to the regular morning and evening classes at the Oregon School of Art In the Selllng-Hlrsch building. Highest price paid for Title Guaran tee, Oregon i .rings and Merchants Na tional accounts. Cohn Bros., 180-182 First street. Dr. W. E. Mallory. naturopath, ha removed nis oinces rrom AJiskv bu m lng to $12-813-114 Rothehlld building. Cole and Cole have irioved their law offices from 313 Macleay building to 73 Chamber of Commerce building. rnmarr nominating: petitions a Schwab Printing company, 2ili Stark street. Acme Oil Co. sell safntv coal nil and rme gasoline. r-none t;ast 7S; B-1007 Woman's Exchange. 133 Tenth atrt mncn 11:30 to z; business men s lunch. For Sale Jewelers' wall and ihnw cases lor sale. Jaeger Bros., 133 Fifth. E W. Mnort. axnart nhntrar.ha Elks' building. Seventh and Stark ats.' Dr. T. J. McCracken. dentist. 4fta-m xioincnna Diag., tin ana wasn. Main 903 W. A. Wise and associates, nalnlaaa uniuaw, J liiiu ailu TV ttBIUUglun. Berger, signs, show cards. 284 Yamhill. "Old Fashion Hominy" at your grocery. D. Chambers, optician, 129 Seventh. Journal want ads. lc a word. COLD WEATHER HOLDS BACK REGISTRATION $525: N. Kaplan, one lot, $615: Nathan Granish, one lot $525. Mr. Ralaton re ports an unusual activity in ram Portland riroDertv. especially In the hi illl property, west of Hand newly developed Fulton. Fuather trouble for Toungferdorf & Son. contractors for the city hall at fit Jnhm. has been started In the cir cuit court In the form of a suit by- W. S. Lautners, who holds five claims for ma terials furnished to the contracting firm. The aggregate of the claims Is tf 12. is. Ynunirferdorf & Son have also been sued by the city unaer toeir con tract. At a meeting of the Federated Trades council Friday 'evening, the majority of the members expressed themselves as not being in favor of the retention of P. McDonald aa editor of the Labor Press, the official organ of the Port land labor unions. The board of Con trol haa unanimously recommended K. A. Harrla for the nosltlon. and he will probably take up his dutiea at once. A switch engine shunting cars In the Northern Paclflo freight yards at 8 o'clock yesterday morning ran over and Instantly killed Donelo Ratleo, who waa working with pick and shovel on the frozen ground of the track bed. The man had avoided the engine once, but failed to observe It when it backed up again a moment later. No blame at taohes to the engine crew. The letter of Ross R. Craddock In the display announcement today of the Denny-Dulln group of mining claims will be read with much Interest. Mr. Craddock is a mining engineer and met allurgist of note, and when he volun teers a statement of any kind It Is quoted as a valuable Indorsement. , Denny-Dulln atock is reported to be sell ing very fast, owing to the fact that the property haa passed beyond the prospect stage. The United States civil aervlce com mission announces an examination at Portland March 4, to secure ellglbles Sheriff Stevens and Jailer Hunter took three men to the atate penitentiary at Salem yesterday, returning on the vAninv train. The men turned over to ih nt rHnn an Arthur Norrls. 18 months for bigamy; Edward Lee, four vun tnr nrr.mv. and James v elder. four years for obtaining money under false pretenses. Newberg haa a fine new hotel, the Imperial, which was formally opened .,1th hainmlnir XTArrllM FrldllV even- lng. The house-warming was under the auspices of the Newberg board of trade and a number of visitors from other cities were among the guests, ine address of the evening waa made by Tom Richardson of rortiana. Soul culture meeting at Mrs. Mal- Registratlon steam has not been turned on with full force this week, the dally record being below that of previous weeks. The cold weather keeps many of the voters hugging the stove at home, particularly those whd live In the suburbs. Yesterday the total registration was a little better than the day before, reaching 273, of whom 211 were Republicans, 42 were Democrats and 20 declared allegiance to minor parties or went on record as Independents. Including yesterday's figures the number registered Is now 7,268, divided politically as fol lows: Republicans, 6,626; Dem ocrats, 1,276; all others 867. TEACHERS HEAR TALK ON SHAKESPEARE The Teachers Progress club. In ses mi. a. 1 me city nan yesterday, was pleased to have Professor W. C. Howe of the state university as a visitor. Tne members of the club are studying Shakespeare under Professor Howe's have the need for this ventilator upon the part of the property-owners Is due to the desire upon their part to secure addi tional revenue from the rental of the basement of their building, without which ventilator such additional reve nue cannot be secured. "I am also Informed that the owners of this property can provide a vent upon their own property without in fringing upon the aldewalk, If they will make the necessary expenditure to do ao, and I can see no reason why they snouia not pursue mat course. "Thla property Is valuable, and the rentals which are asked for the use of It are, I presume, in full value for such use, and it should not be forgot ten that ita rental value la due to the fact that It occupies its position upon the corner of streets much traveled by the public, and it seems to ma that the owners or the property should be con tent with the use of their own hold ings without seeking for those the right to the use of which belongs to the public. "This particular case Is not so fla grant as are some others which have been granted In the pant, yet the grant sought for la in direct conflict with the rights and the interests of this community, as It forms an elevated ob struction In the sidewalk and deserves no consideration at your hands as the agents of the people. "In vetoing this ordinance, I will say frankly that I have but scant hope that the rights of the people of this city to the full use of their streets will have much weight when pitted attalnst those of the Individual, yet at all times a firotest against such a line of procedure s due, and I make It that It may be of record In the day when such matters will not be so lightly considered." BoyslITiES WORSETHANGIRLS Male Offenders in Juvenile Court Outnumber Girls Four to One. A rents ' for lOZCTB KOTOM, heavy weight, heavy duty, two ana xour-cycie, 1 to tk horsepower. Agents for fAOSB 'VUMXXM) light weight, high speed, medium weight, medium speed, heavy weight, alow speed, four-cycle, 1 to cylinders, t to to horsepower. 3 A genu for W1AQAMA KA 1U1 KOTOM, fnedlum weight, medium speed, four cycle, 6 te 49 borae power. rfcooe 8M. Second-hand launches, canoes and rowboats; these are bargains. Agents for raTzmBomovax OAJTOlag, built by Canadian Ca noe company. All kinds of boats built to order and all klnda of boat repairing done Catalogue on application. If Yon Want Good Coal Phone Us Your Order rhooe ne Monday early. We are fully equipped for a nick delivery. V hare thaae wen-known brands t Welsh Anthracite Oar boa Kill team WAIaXagZaTD SBTBDOOaT aUOXMOSfS laOOK BrXMQM OAJtBOSf WTT PHONE8 MAIN 780 AND 1428 A 1780 AND 142S INDEPENDENT COAL & ICE CO. 3S3 STARK STRUBT Opp. LIBRARY QLDO. TUG MO ATM - Automatic Damper aim mm dt BATXfl U to m nrm JUTS MOV IfcATX 1 Price $1.25 TOM CXBCU XJUU AITS MAT TX AD. - smugs The Heath Automatic Damper Co.' Ml unai ATS., FOXTXAjn), OB. Phones East 462! B-1S9S. . CURES RHEUMATISM KI.OO T1 (T aa Holden's AhW Rheumatic T Cure r-er norae. ltr bottle, a nrrxBjrAx, bxmxst roa. - RHEUMATISM rrs MAinr roBics. Sciatica Neuralgia Nervousness Sleeplessness Nervous Headaches ' Neuralgic Headache Nervous Dvsnanata I Nervous Affection TRADE SUPPLIED BT A.W.AIlen&Co. Wholesale and Retail Druggist a I6th l Marshall Sti, Portland, Or. PACIFIC COAST AGENTS. lory's parlors, bvi xamnui mred. un.n. direction, and listened with great ln nf cntiloh Rita cathedral. Monday evening, February 8, 8 o clock, bud- anj readings of passages from "Hara lect for discussion, "Who Was the Man ietn and 'Much Ado About Nothing. ' esusv tmence meetings i". 1 me latter pla mo Heilkmper's The smallest and most inexpen sive gift sent out from Heitkemp er's excites keenest delight, as every article in the house expresses good taste, value and modernity. The prestige of the name of Heit- kemper was won through the high standard maintained in every de partment. See the beautiful cut glass, sil verware, rickard china, clocks, vases, candle sticks and jewelry the personal and most loved of all gifts. HEITKEMPER'S Jewelry Store Lowest Priced Jewelry Store for 1. , 7 : Fine Good . -.. 286 Morrison Street foldment of the spiritual nature Tues day and Friday afternoons, 2:30 p. m, At the Taylor Street Methodist church this morning Dr. Benjamin Young will nreach on "Back to School," and at 7:30 n m nn "Mnn " At the evening serv- lo t hn choir under the direction of Professor W. II. Boyer will render "The Heavens Are Telling,'' from "The Crea tion," by Haydn. The following is a list of articles found on streetcars January 31: One box. one package, one book, one pair shoes, one umbrella. Ownera please call at lost article department, room 4, O. W. P. building, irsi ana streets. V will ba the Rnhlwrt .if rouira-i&Die discussion at the next meeting of the club. - Among other good results of the present work was noted the tact that club members had recoirnlzpd tha cront advance of literary standards since Shakespeare's time. And they prophesy that the twentieth century will be uniquely progressive In the literary wona. HENEY AT THE WHITE TEMPLE TODAY Webfoot camp, No. 65, Wi O. W., will entertain their members and the gen eral public next Friday evening, Feb ruary 7. Dancing after the entertain. ment to Professor Lucas ramous or-chestra. A good many men are wonderln lust Alder who Is going to be "grilled" this after noon at 8:30 o'clock by Francis J. Heney. The subject of his address. "CitizenshiD." seems Innncnnt onnuirh but all who know the famous prose cutor are convinced that he will have some startling disclosures to make of prari, or some orriciai or citizen in a high place to hold up to contempt, who has been recreant to his duty. Miss Ethel Shea la to sine a nolo and some fifty prominent cltlxens have been Boy offenders outnumber the grla In the proportion of more than four to one, according to the record of the Juvenile court for the month of January. Sev enty-four youngsters were brought Into court, of whom 61 were boys and IS were girlo. Twelve of the boys and two of the girls were called In for sec ond or third offenses. Fifty-nine or the errina ones were classed as delin quents and 16 were dependents. Moat of the children were between the ages of 11 and 16, Inclusive. Thir teen were 10 yeara of age or younger, 20 were from 11 to 13 years old, 27 were either 14 or 15 and 14 were i or 1 years of age. LArceny was tne most rrequeni or fensc. 12 charees of theft being heard Acts of immorality were charged In IS cases, and other delinquencies were re corded bb follows: Burglary 4. asaault and battory I, violating city ordinances 2, malicious mischief 2, persistent trui anoy 8, incorrigibility 6, smoking ciga rettes or toDacco 8, aisoraeriy conauci running away, including vagrant1 a, other causes 4. In tracing the oauae of dependency where tho parents were at fault, 11 cases were round where tne trouble was due to drunkenness, Im morality or wilful nezlect, and four cases attributable to other causes. The disposition of cases Is given as follows? Continued 13, dismissed for want of Jurisdiction 2. dismissed on hearing without other action than warning 17, placed on probation 17, committed to Boys' and Girls' Aid so ciety 3, committed to Home of Good Shepherd 4, committed to other chari table institutions 3. committed to de tention home 9, committed to Oregon state reform school 3, awarded to mother 2. awarded to father 1. Ten cases . Investigated were not brought Into court. 25 letters of warn lng were sent out and 12 were merely brought into court and warned. PMOMB A IOIS or MAIN IOIS Per Ton Banner Coal NONE BETTER FOR THE PRICE WESTERN FEED AND FUEL CO. ""MMST beaxem nr lovn ajto rrxAx coax THE JAS. I. MARSHALL MANUFACTURING CO. Show Cases, Cabinets, Store and Office Fixtures Stnr rreata Chanted, Xonaoa Baaaad lad. Oeaterai Coatraotlag, riaas Drawn. 88 Couch Street, Phoae raotfle SlU. MISSING GIRL BAFFLES EFFORT TD LOCATE HER Parents of Pearl Anderson Exhaust Jleans Trying to Find Daughter. Combined efforts of the police and her parents have proved quite unavailing to solve the mystery of the unaccountable disappearance of Pearl Anderson, who left her home, 487 uavis street, a wee ago last Friday, and has not been heard from since. All efforts to locate her have failed, as there are"absolutely no Qlues, and the police have no tneories to work on. The girl Is only 16, but wnuiri amI1v naas for several years older, as she Is tall and well developed. When last seen, she wore a black skirt, red coat and brown reatner nat. Telegrams and letters sent out Dy Mr Andnrnon to near-by towns and counties here and In Washington have met with no response. PERSONAL. FARMER'S CALL FOR HELP ANSWERED Yes,- wa build fire escapes, elevator cabs and enclosures, wire and Iron fences, and wire and iron works of all kinds. Columbia Wire and Iron Works, 868-870 East Washington street, near Union avenue. Both phones. Tha Portland Shoo Repair company. 269 Yamhill street, between Third and ORfJTFSTl? A WTLTi ITArtl. .tr.At. Phnn Main 98S Tour VJ.I VI1.L.O X 1XIX XlJlJ ahoea repaired while you wait. Best oak aoles, 75 cents. Bauer & Stopper. appointed vice-presidents of this meet ing, ine condition or unemployed In Portland may receive some considera tion during tha meetlna. All mnn Invited. HAVE FIFTY WOMEN Have you seen tha famous R. A B. flat opening loose-leaf ledger used by the largest firms In Portland T Outfits $13.60 and up. Paclflo Stationery and Printing Co., 108-306-207 Second street Oregon farmers need men to till their fields and care for the big crops produced by them the past season. In Portland are hundreds of men out of work and hungry. The Associated Charities has a plan for making the two ends meet, so that the clty'a supply, which is super abundant, may satisfy the coun try's demand. All farmera who are In need of help can be sup plied with men for any kind of work on application by letter, telephone or in person to the Associated C&arltles, 8015 Jeffer son street, telephone Main 717. Owing to the fact that many capable and competent men are anxious to secure work In the country, the association la par ticularly anxious that farmera needing help apply to them at once. The closing down of many In dustrial enterprises has thrown more men out of work than Is usual In the winter, and suffer ing Is more prevalent than for some years back. Lulgl D'Urbano will soon appear at the Marquam Grand, leading an orches tra of SO or mora women, who are now rehearsing under hla direction. The Tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock there leader has been winning fame in Vienna, Naples, Milan and other European will be a meeting of the graduates of Blanchard Institute at the institute for the purpose of organizing an alumni All graduates are asked to attend. This will remind you that now la the time to have your hair mattresses reno vated and returned the aame day. Phone Main 474. The Portland Curled Hair Factory. H. Metcger, proprietor. ' Steamer Jesse Harklna, for Camas, Washougal and way landings, dally ex cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street dock at, S , m. ,. v Thera will be a gospel meeting In the Alblna mission, , tat Delay street,- this afternoon at 3 o'clock. "WV K. Judson " r - 1 1 v 1 i - . RALLY PLANNED IN SOUTHERN PORTLAND Plans are being made for a rousing LDlea. Milan and other Kurnnun meeting or tne esoum jroruanu ce cities. At the world-famous eonserva. 1 nubllcan club to be held in Jones' hall. Front and Qibbs streets, on Wednesday next W. S, U'Ren has been Invited to make the address of the evening, and will explain to the voters of the club the Initiative petitions which will be be fore the voters at the election in June. Frank Henncssy will be on the pro gram with some songs; Summers and Bel ford, the colored song and specialty duet will add to the entertainment while Ernest Brock, a young tenor alng. er who la making quite a reputation for himself in the city, will alao be on the program.. Oua Moser candidate for district attorney, and Dr. F. H. Dam- asch, who haa annouueed his candidacy! for coroner, win also be present andH iwaae snore aaoressas. Stop Snoring Get a pair of Haw thorn Nasal Linings and be at peace with your room-mate. This contrivance is a dr- f lightful relief and ulti mate cure for difficult breathing. Ask Main 4S48. Hawthorn Appliance Co. PORTLAND, OR. Dr C W. Lowe of Eugene Is at tho v?u.r dSelist to explain, or phone Imperial. viin vt Peterson an attorney, and George Dorveau of the St. George hotel of Pendleton are at me imperial. Fred Dawson and Ike Butler of Al hanv tra nt the. Oreeon. George L. Harwood and wife of Eu gene are at the Perkins. John M. Wall of Hillsboro la at the Perkins. H. C. Mahon, a Eugene attorney, is at thtt Tmnerlal. Mrs. Thomas Farnham has returned with her daughter Anna and her son Frederick from L6s Angeles, where she went, eight weeks ago to attena ner daughter. Mrs. Charles Adwen, who haa been seriously ill as the result of an operation at the Good Samaritan nos Dltal here. Mrs. Adwen Is on the road to recovery. 'a Mrs. B. Roberta wishes to announce the engagement of her only daughter, Florence Adeline, to J. Preston Pri- deaux of thla city. The marriage will take place some time in jyiarcn. One More Week of Adminis- trntnr's Sale. We have decided to continue the ad- Motiftfl Plctl1f ThMtfVS A1nn,BDr.dau?tions wUlToTd Wgod WE RENT LATEST FEATURE FILMS riit1 iffiSHlrtS This "wm 1-000 ". including Song Slides. be welcome news to thousands or rori- -; land women. Take advantage or tne motion nciuro uiauiunes, Buppiies, etc.. a10 ENLARGING Good Workmanship Prompt Service Reasonable Prices OREGOfi-PHOTO-c5TOGKoQ x. xrasza COKEV. Ill feW T. BlmmtJrtt.m 6tk Pure Beautiful Jade Jewelry TODAY SSBMOX TOPICS. AT Taylor Street Methodist episcopal Church TODAY, rBBBTTAJtY a. DR. BENJAMIN YOUNG Will preach at 10:30 a. m. on "BACK TO SCHOOZ."; at 7: SO p. m. on Gold Bracelets and Sig net Rings of all deaerlp tlona made to order. American names) en graved with tha thro cardinal Chinese oharao ters, via., Glory, , Proa perl ty and Longevity. Charges reasonable and orders of any design promptly executed and ' sent prepaid to any part of tha U, 8. Tha Skilled - Chinese Jeweler, TOOK SAWO Si CO Jay Tu Chong, Mngr, 231 Aider street. great bargains offered. Reliable goods only. MeAllen & McDonnell, Tnira and Morrison. In answFiinr dTrtlsements herein, plit I mention Tbe Journal. bought, sold and exchanged. Newman's Motion Picture Co. 293 Burnslde St., near Fifth. Phone Main 8468. Diamond Douse Paint GUARANTEED 6 gallon lots. S1.40 er gal 1 gallon lots. S1.50 per tL Manufactured by PORTLAND SASH & 0003 CO. 30 Troat St, VerUaad, On. Mvenf To Make A Loo Tale 9wrtWnauM mmwm turn mtmmm anum Ha mis mniSan Soto 50c illaliter tory of muslo at 8t Plerto at Majello of Naples he won several prizes for com position, counterpoint and harmony. me mil reuwnu will oe neld Oft Monday evening, February 3 at I o'clock at Ellers recital hall, corner Park and Washington streets. Where to Dine. Merchants'' lunch dally, 35a Sunday dinner, (0c. Kniae's, .Park and Morrison. Moore's restaurant serves a special 60-eajt Sunday dinner.- 148 Fifth st, Wataon's Restaurant will serve ft fine thicken dinner today, SO sent , Pont Miss It! CHOICE OUT OF OUR WINDOW MONDAY 25c Values to $1.50 ELITE CHINA SHOP 352 MORRISON. NEAR PARK Quality and Price Leaders j 1 tistem Shoe Repdr Shop tace House phos au sm Laundry ?Mim rr- , MK e ion IT. , " 3JLOB OTJBTAUrs A SM1CIAX.TY "jl -$", r.lXmL J. Shcnanskjr. Window Glazing Promptly attended to In any part of the "' " ' 1 " ' "'- city. Doors and windows bought and sold. J ' , ri ; , ,s Webfoot Oil Blacbinn Stakes Snoee WaMrpreof - greeorees abeatne Wot a- Shine At all -Sealers. Mattresses and . Upholstering Made Over aifa Made to Order. Carpets - Sewed and Laid, rhone Main lC " XJlSSZY ft 1CABSXY. go renrtti Street NICKEL0DI0PJ ISO ShttH Street PASS ION P LAY -I . U72 OPCKXX8T Any Seat. Admission 10 .Cents. ' 4 145 Grand Ave. East Sfda Blaok Witch and Work Made Sasy. ' 1 omorrow. Cantata's rMiiuiitar an1 Shipwreck, the sHerolo Picture .Urania. FURS FURS Remodeling ft specialty, lee than wholesale., , fine fur ar . O. Gchumachcr ' 199 ZCASXSOJT irZAJI MMtSZS. Sewing Ihchhzs it lev H." Fifty, slightly 6timri t f chines, - .Including k. t, ' Wilson, lKm,!C. !", Davis and othr. for v 1 to make room for ow :iS. Se.S.Ofl
