The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, February 12, 1908, Image 9

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Newspaper Page Text... 1 f 1 ( . , 1 . tUff OREGOtf DAltr JOUfiNAU 'PORTlJlND; ' WE0NESD AY EVENINO; ' FEBRUARY 1908. n-"' 1111 ' ' 'tr-! Toivn Topics j tf ... TONIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS.' lllg . A .V . Happyland" Marquam.. "Kerry Qow" ' Baker "Charley's Aunt" Empire..,.. "Aa Told In the Hills" Grand ,, Vaudeville Lyrlo.' The Lawyer and the Lady" Star "Chinatown Charley" It la likely that tha famous aoldfield told camp in Nevada I, aooa to add another to tta large number of pro ducing: mine. The Butte Boya Con aolldated Mining oompany. In Ua devel opment work, has passed through fast of free milling ore that ahowa ail 11 teata 'averaging mora than 126 to tha ton, and only requlrea water to begin 4he operation of Ua Quarts mill that will transform tha rock Into gold bullion or rather extract the gold front the rock. Being free milling, there la no ax nana fnr amaltlnir or cvanldina: the ore. ao that on 12a rock there will be clear profit of upwarda or zo to mo ton. With the tremenaoua jeans it naa In alght, Ita dump beara tangible evi dence that atockholdera In the property will aoon be reaping a golden harvest Upon their Investments. The company's advertisement In another part of this paper talis considerable aoout tna prop osition.. Burglars forced aa entrance to the Jacobean. Bade Co. 'a plumbing estab lishment at 18 Davis street, last night by breaking a window In the rear of tu Duiiding. a aeaic in tne orrice was brokeu open and Its contents strewn about the floor. From a drawer In the task tha thieves secured about 14 worth of pottage stamps. The safe In the office waa not molested. The burglars loft behind them an old chin chilla overcoat and a lady's umbrella. The detectives detailed to Investigate ine ourgmry are noiaing mese articles aa a possible means of Identifying the thieves should they be oaptured. ' Tha Oregon railway commission has fused an application of tha Southern 'acifio company for canceling of an order recently Issued by the commis sion requiring a stub train to be run from Roseburg on days when the over land train Is behind time. It is shown that the atub train is no longer nec essary, aa the regular train now atarta from Roaebur and la always on time. The commission he'd that aa tha order had frequently been violated by tha company It should remain tentatively la effect. By breaking the glass In tha front door burglars gained an entrance to the Boston dry goods store. First and Sal mon street, last night. The cash regis ter, which contained bnt 60 cents, was opened and relieved of Its contents. A uit case was also taken by the thieves. So far aa could be ascertained this morning nothlnu else In the store was oiflturoed. The burglary waa reported to tha police. Annua) meetings of the directors of the Columbia River & Northern Rail road company and The Dalles, Portland A Aatorla Navigation company will be held at the offices of Secretary Martin in the Portland union station February 16. when plans for the next year's oper ations under the changed condition brought about by the north bank road will be considered and suitable action taken to meet these conditions. The State Congress of Mothers will hold the regular monthly meeting next Tuesday at the rooms of the Associated Charities, at 2:30. Business before the meeting will be the Beldlng ordinance Slating to poolrooms, tha matter of a ndergarten during Chautauqua next mmer and other matters of Impor tance. A full attendance la requested. Oregon Chapter, Daughters of the Confederacy, will meet Thursday even ing at tha home of Mrs. F. Joplln, Nine teenth and Clackamas streets. Instead of Friday evening aa previously announced. It Is earnestly requested that all mem bers, all Confederate veterana and all southerners be present. A aeries of special meetings are being held in the Kvnagellcal church, corner of Clay and Tenth streets, at 7:30 p. m.. conducted by Rov. H. E. Erffmeyer of Menominee Falls, Wisconsin. Rev. Theo. Hchauer is the pastor. Oood atnging and music. Meetings will con tinue thla and next week. . .. . I by-lawe will make It report ana per manent officara of tha association wm be named. lit compliance with, tha raquest of tha federated aaat side club tha , county commissioners hava directed tha bridge force on all the bridges to count tha number of persona who erose from eye aide .or ui river io me wwr hmi,. nin.i. inii tha aount will be made every day thla week. There la no expena attaenro to me miir, aa tha counting la being dona by the regular force. The ngures win d uu aa a. nortlnn of tha data to be presented to tha federal authorities to show the necessity or advisability or seeping pa draws closed for ona hour each morning and evening. Part of the Cardwell . tract, naxt toj Capital hill, on the Salem electrlo naa uet been purchased y Tna wpanton oompany. Tha price waa about J00 per acre and tha land will be placed on the market Immediately under tha name of Alder Springs. Thla Is tha third acreage firoperty In thla neighborhood to change lands In tha laat week and undoubted y there will be great demand for prop erty thla spring on account or it a ac cessibility, aa It only takes It to 16 mlnutea on the new electric Una to reach tha district i Congresa la being urged by tha Port land chamber of commerce to complete without unnecessary delay the comple tion of coast defensea in the vicinity of the Columbia river, and advices have been received that tha subject la being given attention hy1 Senator Fulton and others. Portland hoard of trade officials are making a canvaaa of produce merchants to ascertain how many of them will come Into tha proposed produce ex change to be established In the board, ponma. . it la said the plan Is meeting with favor and that It will undoubtedly be aucceaaful. A new town la to be established on the Oregon Electrlo railway at Alder Springs tha alte of the Dr. Cardwell farm. Tha Spanton Realty company has purchased for $16,000 a 20-acre tract from Dr. Cardwell and will plat It Into lota. Tea, wa build fire escapes, elevator cabs and enclosures, wire and Iron fences, and wire and Iron worka of all kinds. Columbia Wire and Iron Worka 868-270 East Washington street, near Union avenue. Both phones. Sunnyside W. C. T. U. will hold theli next meeting at the home of Mrs. N. 8. Woodard, 1066 E. Taylor. Thursday. February It, at 2:30. Superintendent of reace and mercy will have charge of he meeting. List of articles found on streetcars February 11: 1 purse, 1 pajr gloves, 1 pair ahoes, 2 packages, 1 census form, 1 key. 1 rule. 1 grip, 1 music roll. 1 pair mittens, 11 umbrellas, can iosi ariioie department, O. W. P. building. Monday night burglars broke Into the saloon of H. J. Heltser, on Russell street near Rodney avenue, and robbed the cash register of 130 in coin. The facta were reported to the police. County School Superintendent R. F. Robinson likes his Job well enough to serve another term, and aays so. Mis declaration an a candidate waa filed with t he county clerk yesterday. Herbert Lu-igerock, who is delivering a course of lectures under tha auspices of the Socialist party, will speak to night at Socialist hall, ft Davis street, on "Our Neglected Childhood." Steamv Jesse Harklns, for Camas, Washougal and way landings, dally ex cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street dock at 2 p. m. The Mothers' circle will hold a meet ing next Friday afternoon at 3:80 o'clock In room , Clinton Kelly school. , V I 1 t 4aa . a i V : a ' ; , ' , iss fit MM mm An exceptional Sale of Men's Wear at Prices that should in terest, you. Our styles and prices always correct 2d floor. mm An opportunity to buy Good Clothes at s great saving 2d floor. Seven splendid values in the Furnishing Goods Dept. rvT Frank W. B. A. valentine ball, W. O. W. hall. Eleventh street, Saturday, Feb ruary 16. Admission 25c. A meeting of the Piedmont Improve ment association will be held tonight at 8 o'clock in Piedmont Presbyterian church. Tha committee appointed some lime ago xo arait a constitution and Notice Highest price paid for Title Guarantee and Oregon Savings accounts. Colin Bros., 180 First street. Maccabee's uniform rank dance Thursday evening, February 13, K. of P. halt Stiles' orchestra. Coal. Quick delivery. Phona your order to the Independent Coal A Ice company. Both phones. Aome Oil Co, aell safety coal oil and fine gasoline. Phone East 789; B-1007. Woman's Exchange, 133 Tenth street, lunch 11:2,0 to 2; business men's lunch. W. A. Wise and associates, painless dentists. Third and Washington. Berger, signs, show cards. 284 Yamhill D. Chambers, optician, 12 Seventh. Journal want ada. lo a word. 1541 Yak Malff Price Men's Suits in desirable styles and patterns, in cluding cheviots, fancy worsteds, cassimercs and plain blue serges and cheviots; reg- ( aj ff ular $15, at V& aJV $18.00 values, on sale at $9.00 Young Men's Suits $15 Values $7,50 Young men's Suits in single-breasted styles, sizes 13 to 20 years, in neat patterns of worsteds, tweeds or cassimere, all new style; our (J y C regular $15 value, one half price. . . .Sr W. IS' I Q .r. r - ".a i ftr ii r r. i t n sv m . ., - 11 mmmmx gar Boys' Suits Half Price Boys' Suits at one-half regular price; en tire stock of boys' kilt and various lines of sailor suits at one half price. Best styles at our Boys Clothing Dept. 2d floor. $5.00 Suits at $2.50 Boys' Knee-Pants Suits, double-breasted, good patterns, wool materials, in colors gray, brown and dark mixtures; regular $5 values, now on sale at $2.50. Specially Priced Men's Wear Men's advance spring Shirts in plain colors and novelties, cuffs attached or detached, coat or regular style, pleated or plain bos oms; good value at, QQ Men's Dress Gloves, medium and light weights, all brown and tan shades, cape or pique sewn; special price, J 1 1 C per pair... V J Men's Wright's Health fleece-lined Under wear, all sizes, shirts and draw- Af ers; per garment ifJC Men's natural wool super-weight Under wear, nicely made, well finished, all sizes, shirts and drawers; per gar- OAs ment m w Boys' all-wool Jerseys, with athlete's neck, colors navy blue, maroon, Yale blue, cardi nal or black; extraordinary s&O. value, each w Men's Negligee Shirts, with soft attached collar, Oxford and madras cloths, in good patterns, checks and stripe effects; special S!:hpn.M: $1.05 Men's fine cashmere Half Hose, black and natural gray colors; per ' C pair -vJC atenHoa The Jooroal ! ! , I . . ... .,, , I M-MB ... ....I, 1- ll.l I I "IaImusementiS CATHOLIC CHURCH UUIU UUILUIIIU UIIL Last Time De Wolf Hopper. Th last performance of the famous Momedl&n, De Wolf Hooner. will he aiven at tha Hellig tonight at 8:1& o'clock. This favorite fun producer to aether with petit Marguerite Clark and on excellent supporting company, will present De Koven's latest comic opera auccess, "Happyland." Seats are selling at theatre. Grace George Tomorrow Night. Tha attraction ar the Molllg thsat fourteenth and Washington streets, for three nights, beginning tomorrow, Thursday, will be Miss Grace Oeorge. This charming actress will present Sardou's brilliant comadv. "nivnrnnn " Miss oeorge ia supjported by the clever English actor, H. Reese Smith, and an excellent company of players. Seats are now selling at theatre for the en gagement. Special prices matinee Saturday. "45 Minutes From Broadway." Next Tuesday and Wednesday nlahts. reurunry i mna is, me attraction at e tieuig ineaire, iouTieentn and - ,.,'L ' "! ". I I ' . . , !.! .,JJ-LL-Lja Saturday night is the night when ALL the little ones are given I A. V. m WlaMAV. Anil The Grand Bath" a thorough cleansing from i. i lop lO IUC. In this weekly func tion, Ivory Soap plays an important part. . , A whita oip, it yieldi a V mow white lather -t; lather , thttckmwM but does not htrmt Ivory ,Soap It Floats. Washington streeta. will be Klaw and Erlanger'a production of George M. Cohan1 musical play, "45 Minutes from Broadway." The advance svat salo will open at theatre next Saturday, Irish Romantic Comedy. "Kerrv flow" continues ta ha a draw ing card at the Marauam for the fa mous romantic comedy is as well pre sented as It ever was. In the role played for years by Joseph Murphy a young romantic actor now appears. This la Bernard Paly, who not only acts well but sings the ballads of old Erin in a way to win repeated encores at each performance. Matinee Saturday. "Charley's Aunt" a Screamer. There's magic in tha title, "Charley's Aunt." and maglo In it's wonderful drawing powera wherever It ia present ad. . At the Baker this week It Is re ceiving an unusually clever production, and many of tha largest audlencea of the entire season are laughing heartily over It all this week. Howard Russell is mora than duplicating his success of four years ago as the bogus aunt Mat inee Saturday only. Clairvoyant Fakes Exposed. All the tricks of the clairvoyants, mind-readers, fortune-tellers and other of that kind, such aa used by Anna Eva Fay and similar exponents of so-called spiritualism, will be exposed by Alblnl next Friday night at the Grand. He will give thla expose twice that evening and tha performances will begin half an hour earlier than usual because tha expose requires an hour. Chinatown in a Drama. "Chinatown Charlev" ia unmpthlnc different In melodrama and is the at traction this week at the Star theatre. There are mora sensations and unex- j pec ted altuattons in "Chinatown Char ley' than can bo found In a doaen or-' Olnarv mars. It haa milnkr nrHnn than J any other play that has occupied tha stage Of the Btar in months. COAL Creek COAL None Better to Be Had at Any Price Sces $7.00 Per Ton no!?rtt , Special Price to Suburban Districts F. B. JONES & CO. East 7 181 EAST WATER ST. B-1771 North Pacific Sanatorium Purchased From White Estate for $72,600. Tha, North Pacific sanatorium block, bounded by Gllsan, Hoyt and Twentieth streets, has been purchased by the Cath olic church. The purchase price was 160,000, paid to the Lavl White estate, plus $12, tOO paid Dr. R. C. Coffey for his option on the block. Father George F. Thompson, secretary to Archblshlp Christie, closed the transaction last Sat urday. While no announcement haa been made as to tha future uses of tha property, it Is believed that It will be come tha site of a splendid cathedral. Dr. R. C. Coffey, who held a lease and option on tha property, haa conducted a sanatorium there for the past 12 years and under tha terms of the recent sale will continue In possession of tha prop erty for three years longer. This block Is one of the most valuable sites In the city. It haa a frontage ,of 200 feet on Twentieth street, and SlO feet on both Gllsan and Hoyt, and con tains 12 full-sise city lots. Attorney John M. Gearin represented Archbishop Christie In the negotiations and in the. court proceedings, which were necessary on account of tha White esiaie noi navmg peen seiuea. Not in a Milk Trust Horlick's Malted Milk Th original and ftntdnt Avoid chaap snbstitates At your Soda Fountain A tlacs of Horiick's Malted M ilk hot makea a delickms and refreshing lunch on a cold day. Ask for Horiick's At Afl Drefffieta Stirring the powder in hot water makes a aoorishing, digee tibia food drink, better than tea or coffee no cooking. A cupful hot on retir ing induces restful sleep. "As Told In the Hills." . "As Told in the Hilla," which Is draw ing delighted audienoes to the Empire thla week supplies tha want for some thing new and original In the field of melodrama. It deals with Indian life on tha great western plains Just at the beginning of tha emigration period, and la full of beauty and romanca. "The Lawyer and the Lady." A Tonight will sea another repetition of that delightful rural . comedy-drama, in junwyer ana ina ljaay, in wnion in. pearlng so successfully at the Lyric. The the I pen of the Allen stock oompany has been piay is me-iaiesi irom tne pen Franklin Fvlea. tha dlatinuiaha1 niav. wright and tha Lyrlo haa tha honor of giving its first performance on any stage. 'i-",jT;--ri.;f.. i F. W. Baltes and Company invite., your inquiries for PRINTING Pi... ( Main 165 PhonM j Horn, AIMS First and Oak LORD ASKS JUDGE TO GRANT TRIAL Charlea F. Lord, who has been under Indictment in tha federal court for sev eral veara for obstructing justice, which charire was dismissed a short time ago by F. 3. Heney, la now demanding a trial. Lord appeared In court yesterday and asked Judge Wolverton that the order asked by Heney ne rescinded ana mai hia case ba out on trial. Heney In ask ing for tha dismissal of the charge against Lord said tha defendant wad unsound mentally. Lord denlea thla and demands a trial for the purpose of vin dication. " To feel strong, hava good appetite and digestion, sleep soundly and enjoy life, use Burdock Blood Bitters, the great system tonio and builder. DIED IN FRANCE, PROPERTY HERE Latter of administration on tha es tate of Baptist Barllsr hava been issued to. Eugene Deacampa. Bsrller died In f i ranee in novroiour, leaving- vruywrir a thla county valued at $4,000. The only hair la the widow, who lives In Franca. Mrs. Amanda M. Walt has been granted fettera on the estate of her late mother, Sarah M. Guthrie, who waa a widow at tne time or ner aeain. aetata ta valued at $1,171. CURES RHEUMATISM Per bottle. m bottle. AX EBTTXKjrAX. BXaCZST TOM. ' RHEUMATISM tx x MAjnr roam. Sciatica Neuralgia Nervousness Sleeplessness TRADE SUPPLIED BY A.W. Allen &Co. Wholesale and Retail Druggists. 16th St Marshall StL, Portland, Or. PACIFIC COAST AGENTS. Nervous Headachea Neuralgic Headache Nervoua Dyspepsia Nervous Affections THE JAS I. MARSHALL MANUFACTURING CO. Show Cases, Cabinets. Store and Office Fixtures "I , , , p a. ,1 j . ,TT AmrsEnxirai. NICKELODION 130 Sixth Street Go Little Cabin Boy Boy Returns 140 Grand Avenue GOLD BUG and TOE SLAVE 4SXPO RINK AMATEUR RACES TOWIOKT EXPO RINK BASKET BALL THTTBSDAY. 1ASXES' XXOKT FRIDAY. YBAITD aCAflQTTZ&ADB SATUB-BIT. Ainraracurrs. HEILIG TXCATSS I4ta and Waahlnrtaa Phones Main 1 and A-lllt, ' r Last Time Tonight. 8:15. ' sb wow sotfxb ; In De Koven's Comlo Opera ' "MXTTTXXD- " Evenings, ft to SOo: Mat, II. SO to 60o. HEILIG TKSATXB ". i I4ta and Waahlsftca Phones Main 1 and A-1121 s hxokts, Biamura tokossov Special-Price Matinee Saturday. ansa q&acs ozoxoz. . Zi In Sardou's Comedy, ,fc. MsrroBCon.n Evenings, $2 to 60c: Mat, 11.80 to 25a.? Marquam Grand (Portland's Famous Theatre. Main (. .tonight and Remainder of Week. Matinee Saturday. Joe Murphy's Great Play, f "The Kerry GpwV;C With Bernard Daly Evenings 25, 60c, 75c. as Dan O'Hara. Matinee ESo. SOe." , Store Fronts Changed. Bouses amoA eied, Oeaeral Oontr acting, yians Drawn. 89 Ooaoa Street, paoaa raolflo ailL Diamond Roof Stains AXXi SHADES MADE FROM CREOSOTE 5 Gal. Lota 75c Per Gal. Portland Sash & Door Co. 830 rBOHT ST. POBTXAJTO. OX. Mattresses and Upholstering Made Over and Made to Order. Carpets Sewed and Laid. Phone Main 8378. XABSBT-ai MA8SBY. 809 goartB B treat Free Admission To Ladies This Week OAKS RINK rxnAY WIGHT A Leap Year Valentine Party. STB XT TUESDAY HIOKT O. Y. C. Night, Oaks Rink. Grand Masquerade, Feb. 22 WASBTXQTOirS BZBTHDAY. Sewing Machines at Low Prices Fifty slightly damaged aewlng ma chines, including Singers, Wheeler A Wilson, Domestics, Whites. Household, Davis and others. , for sale very cheap to make room for new stock. SO ClfFI 339 Morrison e J. JIUlL XUrauam Bid. BAKER THEATRE: Phones Main S. A-5360 .: Geo. L. Baker, Gen. Mkr. Get Your Beats Early All This Week Just One Long, Howl of Laughter. ouiura Itnrr Matinee Saturday. ' Svenlnga ZSe, S5o, 50a. . Matinee 1 60. 3 So. - h CMPICC Theatre MILTON W. SEAMAN. Manager. I Note tha Teddy Bear Saturday Matinee. Tonight all Week Matineea Wednes-" day and Saturday. A beautiful production of the thrill lng Indian melodrama, - "AS TOLD XX TBOB XdUtS. ' " f New Scenery Specialties and Effects. Nights lSo, 25c, 85c, 60c. Mats. lOo, 30o J. Shemansky, Window Glazing Promptly attended to In any part of the city. Doors and windows bought and sold. 884 aeooad, near Jeff. Fhoae Vao. 8037. Tha Where to Dine. Merchants lunch dally. tSe. Sunday fllnntr, iOo. Kruse's. Park and Morrison. ONLY THE BEST In Life and Accident Insurance. a h. wxsTOir, aos weUs-ranroitir. H'eblool Oil Blacking Mak'ea BUoaa Waterproof Preaerrea teather xot a Khise At all Dealers. O. W. Thomas waa lodged in tha county jail . yesterday afternoon on a warrant charging him wUh nonsupport Ha will have hla hearing before Judge Webstar In. taa county court la a day Or . tWO.".; ; r i TO " ,.111 iriPRi 1CUAY . MORSE I J SI' tta awl Qartflk Tfte awr SJaaaraa aBjB Lace House Laundry a$K X. BOTH ST. 7X0 XXX Mala 1TM A-rn .X- ZJtOB OUXTAZXa A SPXOZAXTY HOT XX TXX TXUI'l See J. R. HAMILTON At the MOBXXX PXXXTSXT. f ox Caean 86 Xuasel Xlda. . . 4ta a SCorrlaoa. cbwdb -Printing Co tttt aor. ' Ht AtoHjatM rticii U1X ITARK STREEll LYRIC THBATRB . Both Phones t Mala 68B Home A-1029. weeic commencing Monaay, Fen. itf. Tha Allen Stock Co. Preaents A New Comedy, -TXB LAWYIB AXS THH tABT."' Matineea Tuesday, Thursday. 8atur dav and Sunday. Prices 10a and sn . Every evening at 1:16. Prlcee 10o, 20o and SOo. Boxes 60o. Office open 10 a. m. to 10 p. m. . . , The GRAND SS& Entire Week of February 10. ' THB OXJBAS AXBXXX. '' 14, at both, performances, Mr. Alblnl will give a grand expose or Anna Kva ' Fay, "Dr. Mclvor Tyndall. Mra. Pernor and Pr. Blade. Glvlnc full lnforma.tlou with tha naranharnalla aa nul hv P''ormanpe will begin one half hour winrer. fun i miss it THE STAR jriMBM SfrsMr-! For Entire Week of February t. . - THB XV X. rXBXCB STOCK CO. ' " Presenta Al H. Wood's Oreat liaumdr . "'Drama'"'''' - '.- : fTHIXATOWW CraAXXZX," ' ' ' " , Inr Four Acta. ' Matineea Sundays, Tuesdays, Thnra daye and Saturdays at 3:30. Price luo and SOo. Every evening at 1:1 p. rn. Prices 16o, J60 and t&o. Seats may l reserved by eitner pnona. Motion: Picture Tfccatre WE KENT LATEST FEATCKI3 Fir.;.' LOQO feet Keels. Including Song fMsii to $7.53 lTcsI.Iy Ncwrnsn Motion Pierre C : : 2JS Burnslia St, Car ru'.X