The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, February 14, 1908, Image 9

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Newspaper Page Textthe Oregon daily: journal), .portltCnd," frid'a? " evening, , . February it, isos" - y'r - r Ik, Town Topics 73 V TONIGHT'S AMTSEMEXTS. 1 ' s , . , 1 11.11 Jg T. .... I ...... "Dlvoreons' Marquam ........... "The Kerry Gow' Haker..., "Charley's Aunt" Emolro w..."A Told In the Hills" Grand Vaudeville Lyric...... "The LawYer and the Lady" Star. ............. "Chinatown Charley" Ths llutts Boys Consolidated Mining company. 617 Lumber Exchange, this I morning received a ' telecram from aaaran xv. tiAu.r th manacer. saying thai "Butte Boya Just cut another big ledge assaying $40 to ton." Thla wi'l ba a. glad piece of newa to stockhold era of that company. The Butte Boya lacks water only, and when thla la reached, which will be within another 100 feet at moat, Ita etock will doubt- leaa go to (0 cunt a per snare, ana wnen Ita mill ! In runnlm II or more. The mmnniv has an advertisement in Itndnv'a miih aeverelv crltlclalna- aome I one for circulating the falao report that It had levied assessments on Ita shareholders. l-A petition aaklng that Falrvlew be Incorporated as a town under the name lot Cleone has been generally algned and will be presented to the county court by Napoleon lavls. At a meeting of the Falrvlow Improvement association Monday evening thla decialoh waa reached. Aa there la another Falrvlew lln Oregon. In Coos county, the town will be called Cleone. aa the poatofflce haa already been named by the I by the county I voted on in Ju If the petition la approved t a charter will be poatal authorities. cour ne and the town Incor porated by direct vote, according 10 the new Incorporation law. Small rewa.-d and much labor fell to I the lot of a burglar who entered the realdence of D. K. Stuart, 464 East "I ITwenty-flrat street north, laat night. Arter ne naa woraea ior a long umo I90S on publlo Improvements and mnu factures: . Ft. J. H.lm. W. II. Mor W. II. McMonles, Charles Coopey, A. H. uevers, Herman Metsger, ,j wauer Qoss. T. J. Armstronar. V. It. . Knight, John Montag. George Lawrence. Her man yvuienoerg. One more the streetcar fender oriI panes la back In a committee. The council voted to refer It to the commit tee on soilce and health yesterday be cause it provides for a special type of fender, the Lambert device. t The coun cilman 'expressed the fear that the measure would be illegal If It named a special type to be installed upon me roruana car, The Waverley-Richmond Improvement club, that haa accomplished considerable for that portion of the city, will hold ita annum meeting tnis evening at i o'clock at the home of Dr. Hickman East Thirty-third and Clinton streets Officers for the ensuing year will ba elected and such other business trans acted aa may come before the meeting, Rev. J. M. Dean, pastor of the Ta bernacle Baptist church of Seattle, will begin a aeries of apeclal meetings at with a pocket-knife to cut a hole I through the back door so he could turn i tn catan or ine iock. me ouraiar dis covered that the door was unlocked. After ransacking the house and find ing nothing that suited his fancy save an overcoat ihat had seen much year, the buralar duDarted. forgetting to take Iwlth him the pocket-knife1 with which I he had defaced the hack aoor. the Central Baptlat church. East An keny and Twentieth streets, next Mon day evening.' Mr. Dean la said to be of attractive personality and a forcible speaker In presenting the gospel mea sage. Former atudenta of St. Michael's col lege and Blanchet Institute wIU hold a reunion on the evening of Washington's birthday at the Sargent hotel on the eaat aide. AU former atudents are In vited to attend. A banquet will be one of the features. Dr. W. A. Trimble is in charge. Rabbi M. F, Levy of San Francisco will speak at the Temple Beth Israel to night on "i ne Tragedy of the Jew." Dr. Levy la well known as a polished pulpit orator. Thla la his first visit to Port land, whither he comes aa first vice- president of the B nal B Nth. The Caledonia club will give a musi cals and literary evening at Nashville hall tonight in the series of social lec tures and entertalnmenta arranged by the men's committee or xumara A Presbyterian church. Ivenue A movement ia on foot In North Al- Iblna and Piedmont to compel the atreet railway comnsnr to lav a double track Ion Kill In rs worth avenue between. Union land Williams avenuea before the hard I pavement on KUUngaworth avenue is I put down. It Is claimed that the rail way company la operating a single track under a permit from the city only and that If the permit were withdrawn the company would have to lay a double track or give up its franchise. The I matter la being taken up by both the I worm AiDina improvement association and a committee from the Piedmont Push club. John M. Scott, assistant general paa- Isenger agent of the Harrlman lines, re- I turned yesterday from a trip to Los Angeles, where he attended a Trans continental Passenger association meet- Iing neid to settle certain questions or rates and other matters that had been I postponed from previous meetings. It waa unable to settle the summer tourist ratea. aa some of the eastern lines that operate In 2-cent fare statea have not I yet consented to put in low summer rates. The meeting aoDoInted a rom- Imtttee to take u the Question with the dissenting companies. 'When the request for $350 with which I to buy a horse for the fire department I came up before the council yesterday, Councilman Drlscoll opposed it on the ground that It called for too much Imnev to psy for horsea In the prevailing market He said that 1275 was suffl- Iclent, but the council allowed $360 and decided to see whether any of the money wcuia De returned. The counc tiso voted to appropriate monev for the purenase or sues Tor engine houses at Hixteentn ana Montgomery, to cost $6,750 and at Twenty-fourth and Gllsan to cost $6,000. Maggie Brooks haa begun ault In the Circuit court for a divorce from Wil liam Brooks. She charges him with In fidelity. They were married In San Francisco, April 22, 1906. The Portland Shoe Repair company, 269 Yamhill street, between Third and Fourth streets. Phone Main 7666. Tour ahoes repaired while you wait Best oak soles, 7 cents. Bauer & Stopper. Secretary Molntoah of the city civil service commission is conducting an examination for chairman at the city hall today. There art about 10 appli cants taking the teat. "Golden Grain Granules" la used by 60,000 people in the northwest. It Is the pure cereal coffee. It tastes like coffee. It cures insomnia -nd nervous ness. We sponge and press your clothes and shine your shoes, all for $1 per month. Main 614, A-4814. Wagona run everywhere. Unique Tailoring Co., 109 Stark. QteBt SeecM Sa George Wright post will give a Wash lngton and Lincoln anniversary this evening, at which Colonel 8. R. Har rington will be the principal speaker. Phone Independent Coal A Ice Co. for Rock Springs coal. Sole agents. Also WaUsend & Richmond. Office opposite City Library. Both phones. Steamer Jesse Harklna, for Camas, Waahougal and way landings, dally ex cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street dock at X p. m. Socialist hall, $09 Davis street, free lecture course tonight, 8 o'clock. Hu bert Langerock will apeak dn "Race Suicide." If -ft ' V Jt J I J ' v ' .1 l ' '? ' 1 1 ' T i I -'ft r iv V I fiyi ' IX comuosT uaisv M !f I -trfESiJ aoiM not. s co M-fk LAST DAYS Men's Blue and Black Suits all new, desirable goods, built for 1908 trade well made and trimmed, single and double-breasted, at low price of f f VTff ff ,tr; Twrnran -.iWaln 1 snd A-ll'l TOMJOMT A ill O'CXOCaV Matinee Tomorrow Tomorrow. Night In Sardou's Brilliant Comedy Evenings, $1 to 60ci Mat. $1 80 to 28c Marquam a rand (Portland's hmmu TliutM u.i. ' Tonight- Satnrday Matinee and Night. Jos. Murphy's' Greatest Success. - 1 ' TU ZZXBT OOW. . ' With , "A play with great hert.lnr " 26c5V.ndnfo"c."C' 600 n1 Uei $12 SO These are the equal of any $20 Suits in town BALANCE OF STOCK Overcoats and Raincoats Values Up to $20.00 Special $12.85 My Advertisements Never Contain Any Exaggeration Marquam Qrand Portland's Famous Theatre. Mala a." m For One Week Beginning Sunday Matinee . . PARSIFAL (In English) Evenlni Seats Now Selling km. Man niiA. Matinee, ISc. 60c, 78e, $1 I5o. iOo. 750, II. M; BAKER THEATRE Phones Main I. A-BW Geo. L. Baker, Gen. MJtr. Get Tour Seats Early All This Week Just Ons Long Howl of Laughter.' . OKASLXT'S IvaTT Matinee Saturday. Evenings 25e, ISc, S0a Matinee 1 Bo, 2 So. Vexti "la the JUsbopI zmirimwm.- EMPIRE Theatre 2SS; mm t llfT fTAM - ..I . xr." . oiuAAiAN, Manager. Ti?.th T?Tla,Bar 8""Jr Matinee. Tonight all Week Matinees Wednes . . day and Saturday. Tutlful production of the thrill ing Indian melodrama, - -a roia xbt m xxut." VI 8,cnrf fipecialtlea and Effects. , Wights 16c, tap, I6c, SQq Mats. lOe, 10a. L.YRIC THEATRE WMkCon""encln Monday, Feb. 10. The Allen Stock Co. Presents A New Comedy, "TM LAWTKB AJTD TWM tADT Matlnees Tuesday. Thundar. day and Sunday. Prices lOo and !0o. KVarV iVMlllV A ft'lJC Ow4mas 1 Ma .A. and lOc. Boxes SOc. Office open it a, m. to 10 p. m. Mrs. Simmons, matron of the city Jail, was granted the lncreaae of salary from 180 to S100 a month for which she hss been asking for nearly a year bv the Icouiiail last night, and Councilman Vaughn was not present to oppose it. Shortly after he left the council cham ber. Councilman Beldtng Introduced an ordinance granting the increase and It as sea without opposition. Vaughn as opposed the measure for months on Ithe ground that Mrs. Simmons' dtitfpa Id Id net warrant the amount of salary Jasked for. The University Park board of trade kt Its laat meeting, Monday evening, ap- olnted O. B. Brand and M. C. Van 'yne delegates to the United Kant RMo rlubs. As the menibershln has been tarowing rapidly new quarters will have o, am proviaea ana a committee waa ap tolnted for the . DurDoae of finding a arger meeting place. A number of ureei improvementa were dlacusa1 nn.i a profile was presented of the proposed out to Improve Portsmouth avenue. Plans for extensldn and betterment of hs Pacific States Telephone company - ."I. a.s.u III ii-vriiiiu jiKUBjr, ancnui'u Dy nenry ft. Sdott of San Francisco, president of jtbe company. A new exchange will be looened at Woodltvnrn about Anrll 1 fl he exchange building has been com- netea ana it remains ror the company o lay a cable carrying the wires across lth Willamette river. Fridav night club St. Valentine nartv at Ringler hall. Leap year dance. Stiles' orchestra. Professor Ringler, manager. BEN LEADING CLOTHIER Notice Highest price paid for Title Guarantee and Oregon savings accounts Cohn Brcs., 180 First street San Francisco, Coos bay A steamer tickets. Frank Bollam, agent, 128 Third street. Acme Oil Co. sell safety coal oil and fine gasoline. Phone Eaat 789; B-1007. Woman's Exchange, 133 Tenth street. luncn ii:zv to i. Dusiness mens lunch, W. A. Wise and associates, cainless aenusis, i nira ana waanington. Berger, signs, show cards. 2S4 Yamhill. Dr. E. G Brown, Eye-Ear. Marquam. D. Chambers, optician, 129 Seventh. Journal want ads. lc a word. Where t6 Dine. Merchants' lunch dall dinner, 60a Kruse's. Par 25c Sunday nd Morrison. Leap Year Valentine Party. This is the night of the leap year valentine party at the Oaks rink. Qrand march at 9:30, admission free to ladles. Next Tuesday night the Oregon Yacht club social benefit skating party will be held at the Oaks skating rink. Feb ruary 22 there will be a grand masque rade skating carnival at the Oaks rink. noon mm LUNCH STUNT Elks' Lodge Making Great Success of Light 3Iid day Spread. Everything for the shaving man at Albert Bernl's drug store, 233 Washing ton street Raiors guaranteed to s-iva satisfaction or money back. Lather rushes that don't shed. Strops, mugs nd everything that will save time and oney ior ine seir-snaver. The second trial of George L. Jlodgett for the murder of Alice Min- thorn has been fixed for Anrll IS. fin the former trial he was sentenced to be nangeo. dui tne supreme court re. cently granted a new trial. WHEEL CAUGHT IN FLANGE BLOCKS CARS president C. T. Swlgert of the Port land chamber of commerce has ap Ipsinted the following committee for if Perfumed soaps sel dom contain either good perfume or good soap. If you want perfume, buy perfume the best you can afford. As for soap, there's nothing better than Ivory. ; VNo "free" alkali in it; no coloring matter; no adulterant of any kind V Ivory Soap , 99 Per Cent. Pure. Streetcar traffic on Morrison street was held up for nearly a half ten hour this morning bv a load of wood fiber used for plastering, because one of the wheels of the wagon' had caught In the flange alongside the rail in the South ern raciuu irauK on r our in Bireuu ef forts to extricate the wagon only wedged the tire tighter against the flange. Finally a lifting Jack was se cured and the wheels -were lifted out of the hole. Cara were tied up along Morrison street for several blocks. MOSSBACKISM GETS IN ANOTHER HOLLER The Piedmont Improvement club was organlxed In the Piedmont Presbyterian church Wednesday evening and distln- guisnea itseii immediately upon or ganizing by opposing the Alblna $2,000, 000 bridge project. It is the first eaat side club that haa sent out a aentlment against building such a bridge. Ihe officers of this organization are: Presi dent, O. P. Lent: vice-president. B. F. Harvey i Secretary, W. 8. Ashby; treas urer, K. K. Baxter: executive commit tee, w. u. worth, A. Leavy, w. w. Payne. S. C. Brune. The club will hold meetings regularly on the second and rourtn Wednesdays in each month. ' Building Permits. " E. J. SDerrv. erect dwelling. East uaruiners, oetween juast xnirtv-rirst and East Thirty-second. $1,600; W. W. Babbige, erect dwelling. East Nine teenth, corner East Washington, $1,600; corner East Tenth, $2,000; Minor Lew is, erect store, Sixteenth, corner Couch, 12.000: P. A. Gilmore. erect dwelling. Hancock, between East Twenty-seventh and East Twenty-alxthl $4,000: Oeorae Prior erect dwelling, Cambridge, be tween Union and James, $2,000; W. 8chmale,-erect dwelling. East Flanders, between Roseoiont and Claremont. 1.- 000; Portland Oas company, repair of fice, Fifth and Yamhill. $1,000. 0 Teachers' Exams. St. Helens. Or.. Fbi 14. Teachers' examinations are being held here with sixteen applicants for county papers. Superintendent Copeland. Miss Lulu George and Mrs. Grace Metzger are on the examining board. .. Portland has a new lunch club that Is making unprecedented strides toward the goal of the "most popular." It is formed of the antlered herd that wears the horns on coat lapels. The Portland lodge of Benevolent and Protective Or der of Elks, with the richest treasury, the finest club building west of the Mississippi river, and a membership of nearlv 1.200 men. has thrown down the vianoary gauntlet to .Portland b other in numerable social clubs, and is serving a noonday luncheon for members at its clubhouse, corner of Seventh and Stark streets. The taking of this fateful step was a long tlma considered, combated, advo cated, opposed and urged by various friendly factions in the Elks club, and now under the administration of Exalted Ruler Jay Upton it is being tried. Its success is unquestioned. "I opposed the idea from the time It was first proposed, but It is undoubted ly a success; we will never again get away from It,", said Secretary C. M. Bills. Exalted Ruler Upton is pleased with the results obwtined in the short time the experiment has been tried. . The luncheon was Inaugurated two months ago. Money waa lost by It the first: month, but the second month showed a clean briance sheet, and a steady gain is now being recorded by the financing committee. Mr. Upton said: "Of upward of 1,200 members who own this magnificent clubhouse and equipment, less than 25 per centcame here and made use of its conveniences and comforts. The Elks club Is one of the most attractive places that could be Imagined, and is entitled to the loyal support ana patronage or an its mem bers. The luncheon at noonday has fur nished an added attraction to bring the members together, promoting fraternity and good will, and bringing out the spirit of feaowshlp that Is in every good man." The luncheon Is thus far an experi ment. As it gains in popularity larger quarters will nave to be provided, and when this is done the equipment will be made complete and permanent. The average attendance now is ISO daily. The Elks' lunch has but one rival in point of attendance In the city the Commercial club lunch. Which has an average attendance of between 160 and 200. A reasonable measure of freedom Is permitted the Elks to bring friends to lunch. The temporary quarters pro vided for the luncheon are the banquet room and kitchen on the fourth floor. APPOINTED TO WEST POINT ACADEMY Herbert L. Barbur. son of City Audi tor a. T. Rarbur. and once a Journal carrier, has been given an appointment to the West Point military academy. Herbert Barbur was appointed as an alternate by Senator Fulton, ana re- ARCH CAVES IN; CITY CREMATORY CLOSES Fire Bricks Give Way, Tem porarily Disabling Gar bage Burning Plant. f -X- I ' Four of the eight incinerating fur naces at the city crematory are out of commission, due to a cave In of one of the fire brick arches early this morn ing. It will be necessary to allow the entire battery to cool for at least 48 hours before workmen can enter the firebox to make the necessary repairs. The four furnaces on the side where the cave In occurred are so connected that the same hot blast current passes over and under them ail, and an acci dent to one puts all 'out of commission until repairs are made. Superintendent Daaa-ett says that the cave in Is not seriouB and can De re nnlrerl in a few hours, but on account of the length of ' time required for the furnaces to cool, tne plant win De operated at Just half capacity for the remainder oi tne weea. CARS MEET ON FIRST STREET CROSSING Herbert L. Barbur. cently took the examinations at Fort L aga was slight Slocum. New; York, ror admission to the academy. As the principal failed, young; Barbur secured an Immediate aunolntment. The successful young man is about 20 years old. and Is a graduate of the Allen preparatory school. He waa re garded there as one of the brightest boys attending that school. He stands high among his associates, and has re ceived many congratulations upon his success, lie wiu leave ror west point about February 24, in order to report there Marcn l. As the result of a collision at First and Morrison streets at 9 o'clock this morning the glass front of a Sunnyslde car was smashed and a few passengers badlv frightened. The collision oc curred between an east bound Sunny side car and a car bound south on First street. The Sunnvside. car had the riant of way. and when the motorman saw the First street car making for the crossing he was unable to bring his car to a stop, on account of the wet rails, ana bumped into the other car. The dam- rail 0 MILITARY ft ACADEMY PORTLANOOREl The GRAND TS?M? Entire Week of February 10. TMM OBBAT UIOI TaVA lrldv avenln. lTahiii.r 14. at both DarformuiML Mr ilMni will rive a grand expose of Anna Eva .Dr. Mclvor Tyndall, Mrs. Pepper Fey, Dr. Mclvor Tyndall. Mrs. Pepper snd Dr. Slade. Giving full information with the paraphernalia as used by the above so-called wonder-workers. Each performance will begin ons half hour earlier. Don't miss it. THE STAR SJJT iSS For Entire Week of February t. THH . s. rasircx STOCK CO. ' Presents Al IL Wood's Great Comedy Drama i . "CXXVATOWV CU1LXB," In Four Acta ' ' Matinees Sundays, Tuesdays, Thurs days and Saturdays at 2:30. Prioes lOo and 20c. Every evening st 1:16 p. m. Prices ISc, 26c and 35c. Seats may bo reserved by either phone. Motion Plcturt) Theatres WE RENT LATEST FEATURE! FILMS 1,000 feet Reels, including Sons Slides. $5.00 to $7.50 Weekly 4 Newman Motion Picture Co.' tit Burnslds St. near Fifth. - y r a Boarding and Cat School for Young Men and coy si Preparation for eel. leges, U. 8. Military and favai Acaaemiea Ac credited to Stanford. Berkeley. Cornell, Am herst and all State Uni versities and Aaiicaltural Colleges. Manual train ing. Business coarse, The principal has had II years' experlenoe la Port land. Comfortable quar ters, siesc environments. Maks reservations now. For Illustrated catalog and other literature aa- drass J. W. BILL, a D., JttlBclssl and Froprlato, NICKELODION 130 Sixth Street , "The Pleasant Side of a Soldier's life" INICKEUODIOIN 148 Grand Avenue . " COLD BUG and THE SLAVE LADIES' NIGHT EXPO RIM. T0MGDT Crand Masquerade Saturday Night LEAP YEAR VALENTINE PARTY OAKS RINK VOA1UKT Next Tuesday Night OmSOOBT TACHT CXTO HZOST. ' SIGH HEADACHE F. W. Baltes and Company invite your inquiries for Phones f Main 165 Home A 1165 First and Oak SOME HAD TO WAIT AT THE DEPOT GATE lj! d One never notices how slowly 4 4 trains move until he goes to the d ) depot to wait for one that is be- 4 hind time. No. 5 was late to- 4 day. Northern Pacific No. 1. dua at A A 7 o'clock, arrived on time. A Southern Pacific No. 18, due A at 7 :4s, arrived on time. 4 Southern Paciflo No. IS, due A at li:J0, arrived on time. A O. R. & N. No. 8, due at 8 A o'clock, arrived on time. A O. R. N. No. 6. due at 1:45. 4 arrived at 11:40. A Astoria A Columbia No. 21. A due at 12:15, arrived on time. Positively cored by these little ruis. They also relieve Dis tress trom Dyspepsia, In digestion and Too Hearty Bating. A perfect rem edy tor Dizziness, Nausea. Drowsiness. Bad Taste in ths Month, Coated Tongue. Pam In t3ie Bide, TORPID LIVER. They regulate the Bowels. Purely Vegetable. SHALL PILL SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE. CARTERS OlTTLE IVER PILLS. The cost of greatly reduced Dy us uau taking company. it i A New Departure Interments has been ilman under- Send Me Your Printing Uffi "- I .il H.lk : dm.. If TlrLyrnn? Mr"ThY Edward "Solmah UndrtaiT. of Letterheads. Bill-1 jnK company, the leading funeral di- ji w m u . , nvKuwi, . rectors oi roriiano. nave aepartea irom Statements, E n v e - that custom. When casket Is furnished ' lODeS. Cards and K .ia milr. nn lra ihi.... r. other fine commercial embalming, hearse to cemetery, outside wuia, m. uilvii u ii i tAa' rs savkao sist inaa insi msiw avsk . WWS mmmj sw , m-mw auw W a TT- ; tomers all over the quired of us, except clothing, cemetery Northwest, because I n4 Mfrlim. thus of trtnr m uvlit. " . .r ".viyi jr i or saa to i on men xunsrsi. flunmr vi wgr ai a, satisfactory price. ueorge w. uixon, Canby, Oregon. OAUrOBsTXA XOTXZ.B. I CARTERS Genvina Must Bear Fao-Simila Signature REFUSE SUBSTITUTES. Itch' Itch! Itch! Scratch! Scratch! Scratch! The more you scratch the Worse the Itch. Try Doan's Ointment. It cures clles. ecsema. anv skin. Itching, AU druggists sell 1U Diamond Roof Stains iU SXADES MAD HI FROM CREOSOTE 5 Gal. Lots 75c Per Gil. Portland Sash & Door Co. 830TB0JTX T. rOXTXJUrO, OX. wsir nr sabt jnuMcnoo uxor HOTEL NAVERRE 44 8d nu Cot. Stersssoa, Hear Marks. Rooms single and en suite with or without baths. Prices, 11.00 a day up. Telephone, hot and cold water; elevator service aU night. Mrs. H. Hyer. Prop. (Formerly Geary and Mason Sta) ONLY TH E tmsT IN UFE Afffll 'r ' ' ACCIDENT INSURANCE 1 O. v. westok 804 WeUs rargo Bid. Weblodt Oil DkcUm Makes SThOa. Wittmnutf Vn.a. --. w " W-W...W . leather Hot a Ehine t'l Cealsra, I THE EDWARD H0LT.1AN UNDERTAKING CO. sao xxaouD sr. cob. ujusos. C I