THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND. : FRIDAY EVENINO, FEBRUARY : 7, 1808. ,
Town Topics. :
w TQXIQHT'g AMUSEMENTS'
I . . - . . .
1 ' Mailt . . Th TaitAamf Man"
MarquaiB,.,,, ii"R?d featherj
I Ilaker "David Ilerum."
f Emplrs . . . , 'Tack's .Bed Boy."
I urtnd , vauuvTui
Lyrlq ..i.The Wolves of New York.
filar : 'The Twin RoBbere."
li illHn- that Murine the latter Part
of her married life aba hag been com.
nallaul tn Ifatan n an unrestricted flOW
of bad language, and that her hueband
na jert me nouaenoiu um.
tay, Mary A. Sheen haa begun suit for
divorce from jonn a. onru, v T,"T
aha vnaarla in Vancouver. Waah-
liotna Ua .1 1111 Hh HTI he
aleo become addicted to tha intemperate
use of etronir drink, and spends hie
' i . .... t... u.tu nf for her
i beneflf From April to July of last
year, ana alleges ne umi;.u " "v "
when he returned promised to rerorm.
j. i.a. .(uon tin rinnsa Of
any return of happy Jays. She ..k for
VIA per monin hihu'u;, , ,
pending ne iriat 01 ! , : .
. Fhmr 'the Salvation -Army will
commence a special campaign against
Bin. AI Il Biuiwii.""'"! - ""V, v.
I p. mV; February 10, Monday, evening
lesson, by Brother Vanslckle; February
11, xuesaay evening. cuuimiuw.
clal: February 12. Wedneeday evening,
special eoicners mnn. ..
Thursday evening. Captain and Mrs.
Benjamin in cnarge; jr, . .
day evening, corps offlcera In charge
n- -CY u.. unlaw MMllnt. tfflal
battle for souls on the atreet.
Two of the policemen recently ap
pointed from the civil service list were
relieved of their atari last night by
The Doara oi ponce miiiniii
.aa A IS" nnrdnn and G.
AUWII no in WD w.w - s
. v....-,!.. Tk. man war. anmiaMl ox
Kin - ntniKd while on duty ana
E ..... .mKaAm4na an nffler.
These charges were iumwdu.
entire satisfaction of the members of
i i . . mmtj ik. iii.ml.Mi rtf the Aril-
eera from the department followed. They
were appointed less man s momu
Additional government civil service
xamlnatlona are announced by the
United States civil service commission
for the position of surgeon, clerk In the
forestry service) iuiu iiw.i Vrlth
ing ana smui .wict,
them salarlea of $126 a month, 1900 1 to
11,100 a year, ana any mimii.-ii
The examinations for surgeon and cterk
In the forestry department will be held
Maroh 4, 101. and the tniro. wren
II, 10I. AppHcatlona should be made
XO a. A- XjGlgu ai mo jiu.wini-i
8. Bf Kvana, who was once a Populist
ui.Iiim fnr state senator, and la now
f i .i uta attnrnava have filed
. ncn ii nn urn j . - - - -----
a imi MI. rinlirt aaklna
a peuiion in v- 11 I tn trZ
tthe question of sanity, or that two
physicians no ciuicu --
under direction of the court He In al
leged to have Insane religious delusions.
J. P. Slvener, brother In law of M. O.
Bradley, who became a fugitive from
Justice after killing Policeman Olttlnga
Pleaded not nullty In the circuit court
yesterday afternoon to two charges or
obtalnlnir money under false pretenaea
His trial was set for March 11. Roy
Rummers pleaded not irutlty to a Ur
Ssny chargV and the case was set for
February 17.
! TJt of articles found on streetcara
,ir 1908: 1 watch fob, 1 door
'key 1 blueprint, 1 cane. X luncn Doxea,
' . i . n . T 1 1 rtll train
1,1 day DOOK, l . umuioii... "
horders. 1 pair mlttena. Owners call at
broom 4. O. W. P. building. First and
l.lder streets.
f. L. C. Toblaa, C. R. Iewthwalte and
Charles J. Barnard have filed articles
fof Incorporation of the Continental com
pany, to engage In brokerage and In
vestment business. The capital stock
lis fixed at $6,000.
How are your eyes? If you want the
:best glasses that can be had at a rea
sonable price, consult Dr. George Ruben
Utoln, expert optician. 183 Fourth street,
between lamiiui ana xayior.
Tha Portland Shoe Renalr company.
"9 Tamhlll street, between Third and
.Fourth streets. Phone Main 7865. Tour
shoes repaired wnue you wan. twii
;3afc aoles, 76 cents. Bauer tc Stopper.
( VntlcA to the Public For reason! we
'will be glad to explain to anyone, our
'Pacific States phone number has been
-hanged from Main 2361 to Main 6174.
'3. E. Merges, A. K. Bentley.
'; "Golden Grain Granules" Is used; by
0,000 people in the northwest It la
he pure cereal coffee. It tastes like
offee. It cures Insomnia -.nd nervous
ness.
if am I . K I.
ft Dave IIJQ QlHUiluni uo t;niiLB; uy l"y-
ng your Dills ror ieoruary service on
!r before the 10th of the month. Home
Telephone company.
wWe sponge and press your clothes
ina shhie your shoes, all for $1 per
nonth. Malu 614, A-4814. Wagons run
i tt i m ii inn
iiar a.
Steamer Jesse Harktns. for Camas.
I'Xfaahoural and way landings, dally ex
cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street
lOCK at a . in, '
Notice Highest price paid for Title
Guarantee and Oregon Savings accounts.
ohn Jiros., ihu f irm street.
Coal. Quick delivery. Phone vour
,rder to the Independent Coal & Ice
Company. Both phonea.
Acme Otl Co, sell safety coal oil and
Ids gasoline. Phone East 78; B-1007,
Woman's Krchar.ae. US Tenth street
.(juch ii.-so to z; ousiness mens luncn.
S Oscar Newqulst lost his suit In the
,'lrcuit court for 1.600 damages against
It floats!
only reason why you
should use Ivory Soap
'for the bath.
1 Other reasons are: It
jathers freely; rinses
quickly and leaves the
Jskin cool, clean and
smooth as satin.
I For all purposes that involve
the use of a better-than-ordi-nary
soap. Ivory Soap is with-
out an equal. No 'free"
alkali in it; no coloring matter;
no injurioua Ingredient of any
: kind.
1
! Ivory Soap
9& Per Cent. Pure.
Opportunity
" We grs going to snlarge and need
h room to work; foods must
go to save breakage.
Hand-Painted China
Cul.Glass
Jardinieres
Glassware . 0w3
Plated Ware
Art Ware, Etc
Less Than
Factory Cost
25 to
100 Saved
Elite China Shop
tea xomixsov. xzab vaxx
Begins Friday, Fsb. T.
the Willamette Iron and Steel works.
which sum he claimed because of the
loss of a ringer. The jury s verdict
returned last night "
Dr. W. K. Mallory, naturopath, has
removed his offices from Allsky build
ing to liz-i-u totncnua nuiiaing.
Cole and Cola have moved their law
offices from 111 Macleay building to 710
Chamber of commerce Dunning.
W. A. Wise and associates, painless
dentists. Third and Washington,
Berger, signs, show cards. 214 Tamhlll.
Dr. E. C. Brown, Eye-Ear. Marquam.
D. Chambers, optician, 121 Seventh.
Journal want ada. lc a word.
Where 10 Dine.
Merchants' lunch dally. 1S& Sunday
dinner, 60a Kruse's, Park and Morrison.
Tomorrow and Monday will positively
be the last days for discount on west
side gas bills. Portland Gas company.
OAK GROVE SHOWS
GET-THERE SPIRIT
Application was made by the Oak
Qrove Improvement association last
night for membership In the Oregon
Development league. Tom Richardson
of the Commercial club addressed the
association and explained the work of
the league and me great tnings inai
tha leae-ue .was dolna for the state. He
otherwise spoke of the resources of the
state which united action participated
In by the whole state only could de
velop as they should be developed.
General rejoicing was manifest when
It was announced that the association
ha1 won Its fiarht aralnst the railroad
company for a S cent fare. The new
rate will go into effect in SO days from
the date of the decision, unless the
decision Is appealed.
W. L. Crlssey. secretary of the Ore
gon State Dairy association, also ad
dressed the meeting and gave some
profitable suggestions regarding the
dairy Industry. . ...
The MUwaukle band surprised the as
sociation by being present and serenad
ing the members. Solos were sun by
Mrs. J. F. Rlsley and Miss Rose Pfen
nlnger, recitations were given by Misses
Grace and Lillian Townsend and Miss
Margaret Warren.
"BILLY" GLEAS0N IS
GRANDFATHER NOW
"Billy" Gleason of the Baker Stock
company Is today walking down Mor
rison and up Washington streets, back
and forth, with a very haughty air.
But If haughty It Is by the same token
happy. For Mr. Gleason is for the first
time a grandparent.
That la itiat a roundabout way Of
saying that there Was horn to Mr. and
Mrs. James Gleason this morning, a very
fine son, who has, so the proud grand
father states, a fine Sir Henry Irvlng
Uke cast of features and a voice that
nrnmlnp. much In the way of histrionic
talent. In fact Mlna Crollus Gleason
declares that he has the best stage voice
she has heard In her experience and
everybody knows that Mrs. Gleason
knows what she Is talking about.
There promises to De someimng in
tnA wav nf an ovation for the Gleason
family at the Baker theatre this even
ing, where "David Harum." a strictly
Gleason family affair, is being present
ed. The only objection the young father
hna la that thara la no Dlace for a
leading Juvenile. But the youngest Mr,
Gleason's days are com!ng
RECEPTION IN v
HONOR OF PASTOR
Dr. J. Whltcomb Brougher has Just
completed four years as pastor of the
White Temple. Tonight the reception
committee and ushers of the church
will give a reception in honor of Dr.
Brougher's fourth anniversary and the
new members who have Joined the
church In 1907 and 1908. The public Is
cordially Invited. Refreshments Will
be served, and the following program
will be carried out:
Un.Mino jit Tt T llnonhorr' oncnlntf
remarks, H. W. Stone, representing the
First Baptist church and the Y. M. C.
A.; solo, Miss Ethel Shea; address. T.
8. MoDanlel. representing other denomi
nations and the municipal association
of the city; solo, Miss Kathleen Lawler;
address, John Carroll, editor of the Tel-
fEriun, rupreBuuiitia; hjtt iiroa v. n
city; solo, Mrs. Walter Reed; address.
Tom Richardson, manager Portland
.mm.imIo .liih vAnvAaan.lncr tha nil S-
lie In general; response. Dr. J. Whlt-
como xsrougner.
CALIFOHNIANS TO
ATTEND CARNIVAL
imiuif tha lara-a rjarties of visitors
at the Portland Rose Fiesta next June
will be the Sacramento Valley Develop?
ment association, which will run a ape
rial train over the Southern Paclflo
from Sacramento to Portland to carry
its members to the festival of roses.
R. M. Hail and J- I. uasent, secretary
of tha Portland Ad club, have received
word that preparations for the excur
sion have been begun.
The Sacramento valley organisation
Is expected to come at least 160
trnni. It Is one of the area test of
California's promotion clubs and takes
an active part In the work of the Paolfio
Coast Advertising; Men's association.,
T BOON TO
LIVESTOCK FAIRS
Better Service in Shipping
Asked From Railroads
by Association. 1
Discussion of better arrangements
with tha railroads in the matter of ship
ping and handling blooded stock ooca
pled most of the time during the de
liberations at the meeting yesterday
of the Oregon Pur Bred Livestock as
sociation in th Hamilton building. The
livestock association according to cus
tom holds Its meeting at the same time
as the North Paclflo Fair association
which also met yesterday In the same
Duiiding.
The meeting called to order yesterday
by President Richard Hcott or Mliwau
kle was one of the best attended ever
held. F. H. Fogarty, assistant general
freight agent of the Northern Paclflo.
and R. B. Miller, general freight agent
of the Harrlman lines, were invited to
attend the meeting, which they did. As
a result the consultation that took place
was a peculiarly profitable one.
ftome Bettor stai-rloe.
It Is the obl.ct of tha livestock men
to secure better accommodations during
the time they are making th circuit of
the fairs with their stock. Among other
thlna-s they want the railroads to aetaii
a capable freight agent during the fair
season wnose oniy auty win oe io
travel alona with tha stock men and
see that they get accommodations at
every city In which they exhibit.
tinder existing conditions the stock
men are met at every station by a dif
ferent freight agent. Sometimes the
frelcht aa-ent Is cental and accommo
dating and sometimes he Is not In
this same connection the stockmen have
atiked that they be allowed the use of
the same cars. It la Quite an Item of
expense and Inconvenience to the breed
ers when they are required to build new
stalls and otherwise arrange their cars
when traveling from one fair to another.
The fairs start late in August and fol
low In consecutive weeks until Novem
ber 1.
If these two points can be rained the
stockmen believe they will have won a
big victory. Because of past troubles
with the carriers many breeders of
ure stock have refused to send va ma
le herds to the exhibitions. It will be
a great concession to the breeder who
show every year in the nortn racino
fair circuit and a stimulus for breeding
naoro pure stock In the northwest.
Hards Buffer.
Several breeders related to the rail
road officials their experiences, telling
how their herds had suffered In transit
from one fair to another because of Im
proper treatment by freight agents
along the line of travel and at the point
of unloading and reloading. A commit
tee was appointed consisting or Kicn
ard Scott. It. Wilson and Frank Brown
to further consider the matter.
Every fair Droirram when it is Is
sued by the fair association In May.
will have the name or the railroad
freight agents and other arrangements
Included for th convenience of the
stock exhibitors as they will have been
agreed upon between the committee ap
pointed yesterday ana tne railroads.
This will be of immenao convenience
to the stockmen In every part of the
northwest.
Changes In classification and premium
lists were discussed. A committee on
this subject was appointed last year
end recommended yesterday that each
fair adopt unlrorm rules. The commit
tee was continued so It could conclude
Its work. By chancing the classifica
tion 11 Is thought bigger herds may be
Induced to enter. One change discussed
was that of age. It Is thought that an
age claesiricatlon would De desirable.
Premiums will also be Increased both
In number and value.
There was a lane attendance both
from Washington and Idaho besides
the Oregon men nnd at the banquet
that followed last evening at the Com
mercial club there were nearly 100 pres
ent. The banquet was given by the
Portland Country club and Livestock
association, mate rood and Dairy Com
missioner J. W. Bailey presided as
toastmaster.
Tells of Club's Plans.
8. G. Reed, president of the Portland
association, started the after-dinner
talks by telling of the work and Inten
tions of the new Portland Country club
and admirable opportunities presented
ror promoting tne stock raising indus
try In the northwest. Mr. Heed was
followed by Mr. Bailey and by H. M.
Cake, both of whom spoke of the fu-
WE ARE
HEADQUARTERS
For Everything in Bags, Suit
Cases and Trunks.
YOU CANNOT FIND a larger or better stock to select from in the
city.
OUR TRUNK DEPT. is well stocked with all the latest designs in
Standard, Leather and Basket Trunks.
NO
DEAD
WEIGHT
NO
DELAYS
NO
TROUBLE
Our goods have individual style and character which stamp them as
superior to other makes.
PORTLAND TRUNK MFG. CO.
MAKERS OF HlGH QUALITY BAGGAGE
3-S!orcs-3
54 Third St., corner Pine
107 Sixth St, near Stark
229 Morrison Street
SEND FOR CATALOG
PMONB
WESTERN FEED AND
junra
1
X-a uina. """'"7.
in Waahlnrton and Tilahiv.
J. A. Fllcber of Sacramento spok of
in siocx raising industry in toe nortn
west and was followed by K. B. Slau
son. Dr. James Wlthyoombau Dan Cur-
rl of Everett. Leslie Scott. R. BTMlUer.
j. tu jiagston oi laano ana FranK Al
ley of Roseburg.
Th Italian congress of workmen's or
ganisations, meeting at Parma, and
claiming to represent 100.000 oraanlsad
workers, passed a resolution denouncing
th general federation of labor because
Of its dependence on th Socialist party,
A HeUablo Remedj (or tho
Whiskey and Beer Habit
Vary few men become drunkards be
cause they Ilk liquor. It Is frequently
th moderate drinker, who before he
realises his condition, has become a
drunkard. The nervous system, having
become accustomed to stimulants, is
unable to do the same amount or
quality of work without liquor, hence
th victim drinks more and more. This
Is a stat of dlseas and should be
treated by Orrlne. It destroys th d
sir for liquor, so that th drink Is not
missed. There Is no loss of time or
detention from work when It is usd
Oriin la prepared in two forma: No
I, th secret remedy which can b bsed
In food or drink without the knowledge
of th patient; No. 1 for those who
take th remedy of their own free will.
Both forms are guaranteed. A regis
tered guarantee In every box.
Treaties on how, to cure drunkenness
free on request The Orrlne Co.. Wash
ington, D. C. The price of either form
Is II a box. making th cost of the
complete cur less than on tenth what
It Is usually Charged at sanitariums,
with a guarantee that th expense will
be nothing unless a cure Is gained.
Mall orders filled In plain sealed pack
ag on reoelpt of price.
Orrlne Is for sal by Clarke-Wood
ward Drug Co. and nearly all druggists
In Portland.
MEXICAN
MUSTANG
LINIMENT
Good for Man or Beast
WHILE using for Horses
and Cattle Dear in mind
hat it is just as valuable
In tout home.
That lame arm, strained
muscle or bruised hand will
not twinge long if Mexican
Mustana; Liniment haa
been applied. It penetrates
quickly and so relieve all pain
and soreness.
Oar record b 60 year. f MMees,
F. W. Baltes
and Company
invite your
inquiries for
PRINTING
Main 16ft
Heme A 1165
First and'Oak
RAILROAD
WRECKS,
BAGGAGE
SMASHERS
HOTEL
PORTERS,
HARD
SERVICE
DONT
AFFECT
THE
WEARING
OF
OUR
GOODS.
A IOIS or MAIN IOIS
Banner Coal
Phones
S SSSS8S.
S?.0O
NONE BBTTER FOR THE PRICE
1 1 11 1 m 1 1 1
FUEL CO. i'SiE1
jud mix coal.
tiles
undreds
Vl IP-' I
If you need a new Suit or Overcoat now, or think you
will need one in the near future, it will pay you to buy it
here tomorrow.
SATURDAY ONLY
New Spring Shirts, beautiful patterns, regu
lar $1.00 values
4 SEE WINDOW DISPLAY
CLOTHING COMPANY
Store
Open
Saturday
Until
10.30
o'clock
IF YOU WANT TO SEE THE NEWEST IN WEAR
ING APPAREL VISIT THE STYLE STORE
1 3
Mm life V
3 ffif 3
4
Onejwojhree and Four
Button SACK SUIT models, which arc vigorously
racing for the supremacy of Fashion are already
displayed in our Men's Clothing Shop in immense
varieties of grades, materials and colors. The
spring styles offer a wider choice than ever before,
with a marked tendency to smart modes, swagger
effects and good taste. They are designed and
tailored by STEIN-BLOCH, SCHLOSS BROS,
and BRADBURY SYSTEM. No wonder they
are right. Yet, they are moderately priced.
CREDIT IF DESIRED
You can arrange to pay for your spring outfit in
small weekly or monthly payments. No extra
charge for credit accommodations, . N.
Eastern Outfitting Co.
CORNER WASHINGTON AND TENTH STS.
The Store Where Your Credit. Is Good
CLOTHING
COMPANY
oi Suits and
Overcoats
At About
Half Price
No store in the country can
offer such bargains as these.
Investigate come tomorrow
MEN'S AND YOUNG
MEN'S SUITS AND
OVERCOATS
f Reduced from $15.00 to
$ .90
Store
Open.
Saturday
Intil
10,30
o'clock
Phonsa Main 1 tnd A-llll.
TONIOHT AT :1S OTLOTtf.
I tpcll icm . I I iMmt Tim
Mstln morrow ITomorrnw KlrM
nun nAsnLi
In Victor Herbert's Comto Opr ,
tn TATTOOtD MA- ,
gywnlfurs, $1 to 60c; Mat., 1 M 0f,
Phonss Main 1 nl A-llll.
4 NIGHTS BEOINNINU NEXT BUN
DAY. BpsclsJ-Prlo Mntine WsdnwdsT ".
wou lofna
In D Koron's Comic Opn, i . ,'
"XAjrmvajro."
Evenings, fl to 60c; MM.. 1 19 tt ftj.
Marquam Grand
Portland's Famous Tbeatrs. Mala C '. .
lomgoj. tsaiuraar jwnnne. Nirni i . y
Last Thres PsrformanoM
Tha Beautiful Comlo Opera vA Bar
Treat.
Evenlnrs, 2n iOo, 75o, tt 11.19,
Matlne-, Uo, 60o, 76c, II.
Marquam Grand
Portland's Famous Theatre. Mala I.
One Week. Beginning Bundar Ma tinea,
February I , ,,,
Tha Romantlo Irish Cram
-xma xzmBT oow
With ". K
TffOT DAXT
Evenlnnra. tic, 60c, 76e; Mat., Un, 9o.
BAKER THEATRE rbon" ,,5
qEO. U BAKER. Gen. Manager. .
Tonight All This Week Matinee Bat-,
urday. A bplendld Production of
"DATXO XAJtVlC."
Dramatization of tha most widely read
book. A really great play. Tha treat of
the season. Evening prices 2 60, 16c,
50c; matinees 16c, 26c. .
Meat Week Charley's Aunt." "
CMPIRC Theatre SLS'iit
MILTON W. SEAMAN. Manager. . -Ova
solid week of fun. Return of tha ,
'1 ever-popular, everlasting
"PSCK'S BAD BOT."
Bigger, brighter, better than aver; .
nothing but fun and laughter and musio.
Matinees Wednesday and Saturday.
Teddy bear matinee Saturday. Who '
gets tha bear?
Nights 16c, 25c, 1 5c. 69c: Mat. 10c, 20c.
Vex Attraction -As Told la tha BUls." .
THE STAR rnouMl SE iES
For the Entire Week of February 1.
THE R. K. FRENCH STOCK CU
Offera
The Great Western Comedy Drama,
"TKB TMAXH BOBBBBB." v-
Matlnees Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at 2:10. Prices lo and
20c, Every evening at 1:16. Pricea 15c,
26c, 16c.
LYRIC THEATRB
Both Phones i Hala 46851 BToma A-103S,,
Week commencing Monday, Feb. a.
The Allen Stock Co. Presents
TB3 WOI.TXS 07 VBW TOBJL"
A Comedy Drama.
Matinees Tuesday, Thursday, Satur
day and Sunday. Pricea lOo and 20a.
Every evening at 1:16. Pricea 10c. !0a
and 30c. Boxes 6O0. Office open 19 a.
m. to 10 p. m.
The GRAND
Taudevllle de nxa.
Time and Prices
Remain the Same. , -
Entire Week of February I. r
TUB OBBAT VEXJ.O,
Aaalated by Mme. Nello, America' Fore
most Jugglers. ,
OBAT AJTO O BAH AM,
Presenting Their Comedy Creation, "Tha
Musical Bellboy and the Military MaldV
AND LOTS OK OTHER BIG ACT8.
Motion Picture Theatres
WE RENT LATEST FEATURE! FILMS
1,000 feet Reels, Including Song Slides.
$5.00 to $7.50 Weekly
Newman Motion Picture Co. '
293 Burnside St. near Fifth.
NICKELODION
130 Sixth Street
WaterBabies-Tommie
to the Rescue
148 Grand Avenue -
BJJP W BBOUBll
AND
BBZPOWBCB'S SAtrOMTXX
A New Departure
The coat of Interments haa beea
greatly reduced by tha Holman Under
taking company.- .
Heretofore It has been the custom of
funeral directors to make chargea for :
all incidental connected with - a fu
neraL The Edward Holman Undertak
ing company, the leading funeral dl
rectors of Portland, have departed from
that custom. When casket is furnished
by ua we make no extra chargea for '
ertlbalmlng. hearse to cemetery, outside
box or any services that may be re
quired of us, except clothing, oemetery
and carriages, thus effecting a earing
of Zft to its on eacn lunerai. -
THE EDWARD HOLMAN
UNDERTAKING CO.
820 IIBP BT. COM. BAXJCOV. .
Caffs
Diamond Roof Stains
axxi vxAstm V '': -
MADE FROM CREOSOTD .
5 Gal. Lots 75c Per Qal,
Portland Sash & Door Co.
B30 -TS0 XT Vt, lOBTULITD, OB.
Webfoot Oil Dlcddcn
Kales Bhoes Waterproof - Jfreaenres
Jjeataeiwitoi m BhJa At au sealers.
BIQ SIX DAY rac::
It
"aiTATrsrc vttoi attzi