THE OREGON SUNDAY ' JOURNAlt ' PORTLAND. .' SUNDAY - MORNINO. ' FEBRUARY 16,: 1908
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TONIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS, ;
M arquem .......... "Parsifal
Baker....,, la the Blahop'a Carriage"
Empire ...."Dora Thorne"
Grand , . .Vaudeville
f yrio .'The Lawyer end the Lady"
fur ........ ..."King ef tha Cowboya"
FLIES. STILL PLAY LEAPFROG v
OVER HIS PROMINENT BUMPS
CONIFF SAYS HE
HAS LOIS' OF COAL
Bald-headed merf lira with " tha hope
that by noma , miracle or by tha dis
covery of a saw hair tonlo tha luxuriant
-f, i '
; Tha funaVal parvlcaa of tha lata Joha
Iran, tha pioneer merchant of Port
' 4and, vara held In accordance with hta
Wishes, qulatljr from hla hom. ' T91
Johnson street, Saturday afternoon at 2
o'clock. Be. A. A. Morrlaon conducted
tha services, after tha atataly and slm
ple form of tha aiplscopal church. Tha
pall bearers wara W. S. Btbaon, Kllla
' U. Hughes, Fred Holman, A- H. Blrreli,
Wm. A. McCraa and J. A. Tayior. air. .
Cran had baan a familiar flgur In i
Portland for many yeara and hla pass-1
Ing la deeply regretted by many. e
waa a mot unoatentatloua and kindly
man. who made ana Kept a noat 01
friend. Mr. Cran'e death, which oc
curred Thureday night, waa unexpected,
tha reault of pneumonia following an
attack of grip. Ha leavea a wlfe. a
brother who Uvea In Brltlah Columbia
and two brothere and two aiBters in
j at a .. iT tt VMfh1! Anrl Vf r
,yi, N. jBellln..r are niVcea of hla wlfeJ Th Heirless Man's Epitaph: "Gone
si .... ZZTZ tw,.w,i ... out Not yor;ottea.
looking for one J. W. Hughs, whom they growth whloh they anjoyod In their
allege haa baan taking- their good money j youth will aoma day return to tba aver-
without making adequate returns for H - . f
rrk. h.. h-n rcnrMentlnc him-1 Tou have all beard of tha dream of
air aa the aaent of a Chicago artlat
and collecta picture- wnicn ne agree 0f.fon clty Ttry - to mlntltea from
to reoroduoa epon pillow covering for .ln . m tn ..a n. m.. inrduaiva. than
ouuiinu um. ...... "--' ie:oo, jj:go p. m., laat car 11:00 mid
the man several photographs of mem- ,f nt. t0 6re,ham. Boring. Eagh
bera of bar family, together with 11.10, creek! Estaeada. Falrview and Trout
failed to get the pillow covers or in ai. T:l. :ll, 11:11 a. m.. 1:18. 1:41,
DUinuinipua. cinatij, iiw "!1B- T! n m.
oonaiderabla period, aha wrote to chl- , '
eajro and received the reply tliat WUgna Tha Mrtfw Narlh ITnrt mlaalnn ha.
la not connected with the f!r raand "he I . A ,v...
, been taking ordera for tha plcturea from ( tara to tha two-atory brick building at
many peraona ana na reapea I Couch and Fourth atreeta, win publicly
harveat aa tna reauii oi oi operaiwaa. reopen tna aame tomorrow evening at
ing m
th rarebit fiend, of tha nlghtmara of I
.k. . . . . . m 1 I
um pereoa wno aata , canay na.i i tj -i lr-
lata at night and of tha , ona ; who l0ast Kange Coal Co, Ho .De-
dVeama that ho la falling down, dowa, I
down until he awakene. But did m
aver haar af tha dream of tha ana with I
tha head which la without a halrT
, "Every time X . take off my hat I
Imagine eoraeone la looking at mr bald
not." a Portland man aald yeatardaT.
"And every time 1 go into a barber ahop
I have hopea that poaalbly I ahall at I
clarcs, Is Here to Stay,
With $7 Product
"They are trying to drive ma out of
ill nnaaiDiv i. inaa avv i .l. ,
Uet run airoaa a barber who can re- oul 1 W1U no . ' Harry
atora to ma my hair. My nair , x iova manager or tba Coaat Range
t0..?ay.Jh" 7-' J. , tie ?.0 wh """tly cam. to the
oiiu us v vuna M'"t , w nil nnanai Aavavi. a. .
queetlon of being mlnua a acalp pro- Drt.'d "T" ;7""u . " """"" lo Pul
tector la alwaya on my mind. I dream Product of tha company ha repreaenta
aoout nair. Mr oraama are aiwaya o v u mtrmt
hat
"I will remain In thla
Ik. A V -1 fth aa A lea AAVafArl all- a a
BBAAwt, a. a i cat, ii au " - w. . , Wat,v aaiiu CIO niiflinaaaaai oaa 1 - . m
a.ar.4- with aaaa n at MLh b alVfir I . " iaiuiMf
wVa cut by a barber" " . : wnl-lM..lI1,r rueI aay. The
"Tha other night X had ona of theaeiooai I Ban apeaka for Itaelf and every
dreama. It aeemed that X waa rich, I peraon who haa nu i .m
alao. All day long X aat around admlr- u .. " "
Ing my hair. X didn't car much about q "7-
tha rlchaa and thought of nothing but Mr. Conlff aeveral day ago mad
11? w.Jl! ? ,,J',.T.?"AIn1,Wh-n a!.UU?.n that flabtln the
AHa 'uel combination In this citv ,;...
i wouia eomo ana orun iu . . .
I thought, tho hair miracle haa werliM -' Pure lignite coal from
et a mirror and look at It.
would eomb and bruah It.
all the wondera whloh away down .In Jna mine of the corporation of which be
my heart I felt aura wouia oome, vu mmor at liteii, Waahlngton. at
then-and then I awoke. $T a ton. and that the coal waa of tha
A at" ill 7 ainauva vr-va ' : I gfcauiw u uauit v et 1 1 sttfriA a
The aame two or thre meaeley hair cantralla countrr whloh i, V Vi
e-reated my hand. I alghed. I iroB4, u m. -i. ... !.r'01' M beln
I took a long breath. Then X went back 1" r. ' 1" 10 M ton. Thla
to aleep.- :,Tr,. " ..a, tB? ,r -"veral
.IT- , . " i" " ou'' wno immedi
ately replied to Conifr. at.t.n.M. ..
attacked hla Integrity in the matter.
-The Evening Telegram Inadvertently
gave tha nam of my company a the
Kfi! 9 9,01 oopPany. when In real
ity It 1 the Coaat Kange Coal company.
InoorporaUd under thelawa of the ataie
of Waahlngton. I am a mmh.. .v..
vuryvraiiun, ana we own a mine at Lit
u, iiv muei irom Centralia, Our
mine la alao within atunaa
Then Forgot ner Altogctner .ffi.-S7 oneaon?y7 lan,-hTrrtt,,deran,aL;
irum rauu oi me men wno are attack-
. ID HUSBAND GAVE
I'IFE 350 III ? YEARS
and Moved Out Taking
About $3,000.
The executive committee of tha I ready to aiva a helping hand to tha
publican county central committea held pennileaa. hungry, cold and ahelterle-e.
I ...taa. .ft.rnnon. hut I P. natter what their religion. The pub-
m uin 4 , - no i ooraiaur invitea to attena ana
nnthlnv of . fmnortanc waa done.. The I take not of tna character at tha work
mem beria of tba committee dlacuaaed the being dona here.
propo.ea n-Ju..". . . ..." ' ... January 1 1801. to Edward J. Elliott. "" " """n Or inn I
waa taken aaaiuonai to ma oi ww a. ouii lor ! uoni rail to examine I - - - . . T . . ... ..J nrma aa uaosoy a Bern
na ma. from which thrv an in.i
$10 a ton In thla city. w
"We have been in himin... in t-.
land only about a month and all our
coal hj handled direct from the care
but we Intend to out In hu nlr.ri In t K.
TJlla R. milott, who waa married on near future. Our customer are aatla-
iiou, mm mown or inn fact that euch
n, Bunhon A
vnny, curr riano Mouse and many
other are uelna- It. and they have ra-
d their ordera.'
newed
day, and aentenc waa auapended dur
in. a-ood behavior. Eeeleaton la a con'
firmed drinker, and Judge Wolverton.
In upnding aentence, Impoaed the con
dition that Eggleaton. take a our at
Eery 10 USSirSriS.immt Amartcaa RevoluUon will meet for
ona of the poatofflc
aentenced yeaterday.
tlSO.
tin. Elliott aitcs to be r
property in Portland and $30 per month
alimony, in addition to her freedom,
The Oregon Boclaty of tha Bona of TNYTREASED TRAFFIC
a American RevoluUon will meet for axi vxtxjjxjxr utainu
gang, .waa aiao tneir annual ouainea meeting at the . . .
T4a waa fined ... ...... ,.aai Burn aide and Union Avenue Be-
waa fined Portland Commercial club J-ebruary
at z o clock. Tnere will ne the regular
XJncoln'a birthday waa celebrated 0 renorta. A banauet will be held in
laat night by the aaat aide member of tha evening.
tna u. A. n. in wm . . a . o.w-.v.. v. w- h.n
usiuu o. a. Dcuwiit. wnv iu am I
oomlng a Votahla Shopping District.
Tha notable improvement In tha
neighborhood of the junction of Union
avenue and East Burnslde atreet has
tha aubject of much favorable
hall. East Pine atreet and Grand eve- I . .... comment
a Tha nroaram conaiatea or insiru- I ' i " " - I -uin. .v.. v,i .... .,
mental and vocal music and addreeeea I well bachelor dinner to aeveral of hla I store." aald Louis Qevurts yesterday.
by membera or the o, a. u. j. a. ew- fr!enas at tn Hotei portiand laat oven- "we have noted that the travel around
ell read a paper ontne ,eariy jire et ln Among those who attended were thla corner haa greatly Increased. Peo-
"raffy" Warner, Henry Meara, Arthur Pla from all portlona of tha east aid
Lincoln. Rev. W. T. Kerr desosibea
t.lnrnln'a funeral at BDrlngfield. 1111-
aai. rtanartmant Commander F. A.
Blytha of Hood River waa present and
made an Informal talk. M. L. Pratt,
Mears, Lawrence Holman, Carl Jackson. I come In here and express surprise at
in improvement or anopping resources
Morrl Doolv and Dav Jordan.
i in mi neig-noornooa. we tninx our
A Bt valentlne'a party waa given at I rour-ator new brick will compare
Cicero Newell and othera made .hort k.. mi.. Xk. u.., PrM.. mlfhty favorably with the best mop
talk on various pnaae oi toe mar- - " " cantlle concerns on the west side. We
electrjc
Tba advertlalng column of today a nearu. The evening waa anent in elevatora and splendid salesrooms. Tho
Journal contain an announcement or -ramea. after which a dainty luncheon fitting rooms in our ladles ready-to
gpeclal prlcea on dental work, made for waa eerved on a table arranged for the wear garment section are the best In
iiuv :;'",. . -1 Ti 1 . firtn. nn I town. Wa riliI t MmnaHMn with avan
a lew uays ny tne union ueiiiat ixun i
ner of Firat and Morrlaon atreeta the Mra. B. F. Kyne, hair, acalp and face in tne long reiterated claim that we are
oneratnra have lncreaaed at the rate of ..ri.iia haa ramnvaa h,, .m.. . o7 aecond to nona for completeness of
one a week. Now every available apace T..7 inJact. wa carry many excluslve
la occupied with a dental chair.
tJod I Corbett building. Dandruff and falling I lines of furniture, carpets.
atn that
;n..i i .ml aklU are tha 10 W poa uveiy. curea. i-remature gray will be appreciated by every critical
reoulsltes demanded by the manage- M1"; reetorea to natural opior; no dy shopper. W moat heartily ask people
ment of the Union Dental rariora.
Mra Mary E. Hlatt, missionary and
Christian worker, mother of Mra. Elea-
uaed. Office Phone A-S967. residence to lnanaot our mimmnth atn.lr of ahin.
C-177. Mutely new goods. We'll be glad to
show you through aa a visitor If you
Those having tickets for Bale t the chose to give ua a call, feeling certain
" ... . . v. . i. h. ,k. iw l tnat we will not ba without vour nat-
T-... J . . I A J .Ma I D J I . - - . - ..
l' '.I ' -, Z- i . ITadaratlon of Wnnian'a oluha will ratnm ' 1
yeeteruay ai rucKnuuws, Auna, w uc d t -- , . : "...
. . . i . ... 1 tha ttnanld tliVata tn tha .nmmlttM
atl'Teny1 ffiScTffnd: raL W Jof ,Woodcrift RASSALO LODGE
Thursday morning at 10 o'clock.
where abe waa well known for many
yeara. She waa born in Mahaska
county, Iowa, In 1841, being engaged
In miaslonary work for over 40 yeara
In tha United Btatea ana canaaa.
At th first Christian Bible school
at Park and Columbia atreeta thla morn
inff at 10 o'clock a aneclal program will
be rendered in charge of the young
mi i .1 t Tti.l a tko. m.'
taairs uutsa, in iiuiiwi w h.iiiiw.
day. The following Is the program:
Organ prelude, Mra. O. Evert Baker:
anthem, choir: violin aolo. Miss Frances
Meachams reading, "Potatoes." Miss
Inea Buckner; solo. "Resignation," Miss
Ellen FlooK; cnorus, by tne rneiauieans.
Deteotlvea Price and Coleman last
Bight arrested Oee Lee, Joe Negrone
and James Kilroy for participating In
the conduct of a lottery game at 348
Couch atreet The Chinese waa charged
with conducting the game, and the two
white men with vlaitlng a lottery game.
All gave baH forthelr appearance in
the ponce court Monuay morning to
answer to tne cnarges.
Toung people of the First Congrega
. tional church enjoyed a Valentine party
at the church Friday night. Games
formed the chief featurea of the nlght'a
entertainment, and ice cream and cake
. were served Those In charge of the
affair were w. B. scott, miss to. juuke,
Jdr. House jr. ana ur. uyotc
'Change In Schedule on O. W. P.
Lines Portland Railway, Light &
Power Co., beginning tomorrow cara
will leave Firat and Alder atreeta for
Hop rules a land forever green; all
subjects of that bright-eyed queen ar j
confident and gay. Hawthorn Nasal
Linings inspire hope. Bent on receipt
of $1. Hawthorn Appliance company,
rvruana, uregon. rnone Main as.
ENTERTAINS I. 0. 0. F.
Four hundred Odd Fellows attended
the third of a aeries of entertainments
given by Has sal o lodge No. IS, I. O.
O. F In th I. O. O. F. west side tem
ple, Friday evening. Quite an elabo
rate program was rendered. P. W.
Stewart, maater of ceremonies, dellv
ago. when It was decided to put off th ear ,t0ck bfor "purchasing your spring that sh haa bad only 160 witn Co., Ko.enthal Dunn-Lawrenc eon-
oate or.ineprecmcv ... . ...... which to buy clothing ror neraeir in
Kl".1" "r" nwuVnh..ld h.,h .V; ora than seven year, of marrlad Ufa.
in a faw riava after tha election of the tho orettv shades of brown. And tha IIr husband la a poatal clerk and
precinct delegate Th tlm for call- patterns ar exceptionally fine this year, makes 1110 per month, she saya, but
Ing tha precinct meeting has been left Don't fall to give ua a calL "We mak h- hMM h.. hl .liowanc and
In th hand of th chairman of th any suit In th hous to order for fit. n M b?'a. ,cnt ln bia allowance, ana
central oommittea no mora no leaa. Unique Tailoring Co., Be naa to waan ana scruo xor nr ,
, los Btarg street. uving.
Claud Eaaleston. th young cigar .. In hr suit for dlyorc containing
smim, who iadad aulltr in tb Unlt.d An eiaoorat musical and dramatic f."10" 55
States dUUlct court to complicity tn sntrtainmnt wUl b given Friday hr ad took w5th hIm Si00fl they had
yohhin the Bell wood oostofflc a year evening by the Western Academy of accumulated. Bhe aays he went to
ago, waa aentenced to aerve five years Music, at their hall In the Mulkey California, in which atat the wer
in tne reaerai prison at aicnau ibikuu i Duuamg, unaer tne auspices or oeorge I ubi u waa
dv junii unarie a. nmrura wnrni iteiier Loroi. in nnrnoit nam a-1 . uuji.
to proviae runas ror tne assistance of
Grand Army men who ar unabl to
pay their dues.
The accompanying ar
ticle, which appeared
ln last night's paper,
speaks for itself.
!3lin 1 MILITARY
Qfflce
305 Swetiand Bldg.
Phone Your Orders
Main 734
This space will not per
mit us to print the
names of the hundreds
of our satisfied customers.
I
j Portland or e; ;
' . -
m A ,"rln and Day
School for Young Man and
BUT.
Preparation for ew
leg. U. S. Military and
Naval . AeadeaU. Ae-
credited to Stanford.
Berkeley, Cornell, Am
herst and all But VuU
ver.itle and Agricultural
Collga Manual trala
Ing. Bunlnes course
Th principal has had l
yarr xprlnc la Port
land. Comfortabl quar
ter. tst nvironmnta
Mak reservations now.
For Illustrated catalog
and other literature ad
ArM J. W. BILL, II. tX,
MacOal and rronrlaMa
to itcsiiti, sro a as. vo cocaj
Xf your gums bld when y brash
tbem. you hav pyerohoa a dlaeaae
whloh. If 1st ran. aaosM rcaloa and
taata to loosao. ..v;
Wa pealtlTaly sara th ahor dUaa.
it-1 niTxs
aw- d . a.
. .a-M
V yarMttn; 1
CALIFORNIA
Portlaridto Los Angeles
AND RETURN
Including. Side Trips to Santa Cray, Del Monte, Monterey
and Pacific Grove.
ONE MONTH FOR GOING TRIP
SIX MONTHS FOR RETURN TRIP
STOPOVERS AT PLEASURE WITHIN LIMITS
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA'S
Sunshine, floral festivals, endless drives through orange orchards
laden with golden fruit; splendid beaches, surf bathing, thriving
cities, palatial hotels and resorts, and many other attractions, com
bine to make it the most attractive place in America at this season
of the year.
THB ROAD OP A THOUSAND WONDERS
Which takes yoa there, hasn't an uninteresting hour for the entire
trip. Read about it Call at the
City Ticket Office, Third and Washington Sts., Portland
and inquire all about it
HAWTHORN
t Nasal Linings
im vsnunoi mim scmcaf
For men and women who find it dif
ficult to breathe through the nos
trils. Sold for $1 at leading drug
stores or sent or delirered on re
ceipt of price. Hawthorn Appliance
Co., 675 Wilson st Phone Main 4848.
Pure Beautiful Jade Jewelry
IS I Oold Braolts and Big-
net Rings of all descrip
tion made to order.
American names en
graved with the thre
cardinal Chinese charac
ters, via. Glory, Pros
perity and Longevity.
Charges reasonable and
ordera of any design
promptly exeoited and
sent prepaid to any part
of th U. a Th Bkflled
Chine Jeweler, TOOK gUUTQ ft CO,
Jay Tu Chong, Mngr, ill Alder street
.15.00
V..S5.00
This offlca 1 equipped with an thr
latest appliances and formulas for doing
aign-ciaas work. ; n - . ?
i .
OUR PRICES v ; '
Il-K Crown
Bridge Work, per tooth
Logan Crown S3.50 to S5.0O
Beat Rubber Plat ....8.00
Aluminum ZJnd '
PIt S10.00 to 115.00
BOw nillngs tl.00
Oold FlUlngs S2.00 to S5.00
VJP.U.D, Jr ud only by s for
Painless Extracting ........'...50a)
' ' '.hi I
CI1CAG0
Painless Dentists
OOB. m AMD VASErjTwTOat.
B BUr YOU ara In tha r1mtt aMaa
Lady atUndant
Phones Main I HO. A-t4, .,
Motion PIctufe Theatres
WE RENT LATEST FEATURE FILMS
1,000 feet Reels, Including Song Slide
$5.00 to $7.50fVeekrj
Newman Motion Pictore Co.
Ill Burnslde St. near Fifth.
CURES RHEUMATISM I
Far aottl. 7T bom.
AJT ZBTZaUrAIi XSMZST FOB.
RHEUMATISM .
XX ITU MAST FOaUtS.
Nervous Headaches
Neuralgic Headaches
Nervoua DvsieDia
I Nervoua Affections
Sciatica
Neuralgia
Nervousness
Sleeplessness
TRADE SUPPLIED BT ' '; '
A.W.Allen&Co.
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
16th k Marshall Sit, Portland, Cr.
PACIFIC COAST AGENTS.
THE JAS. I. MARSHALL
MANUFACTURING CO.
and Office Fixtures
Tha New Tork Stat Society will hold
its regular monthly meeting and so-
?, .li!,i3BS- -dre of welTomrafteV which
in louowmg program was rendered:
Solo, Mr. Ross; address, 'Odd Fellow
ship," Judge M. CL George, P. O.; duet.
Ross and Meyer; recitation, "Oregon,''
Mr. Foote; solo, Fred P. Holm,
At th banquet following toasts were
proposed by Toaatmaster Stewart and
were responded to as follows: "The i II
Old Ouard." Henrv H. Weathroolr- "IPrn. ! U
Lodgea' Mr. Raker;. "Haasalo Lodge."
TV ! VJaUB,
To the One Born
in February
The February-born will find
Sincerity and peaoe of mind,
Freedom from passion and from
care,
If they the Amethyst will wear.
Everyone is wanting good luck
and no gift can be more appro
priate than a birth stone, espe
clally when that atone la tha beau
tiful and popular amethyst
. Our amethysts are from the Si
berian mines and- of the fnest
gem quality, In rich velvety and
clear purple coloring. Cut like
diamonds. Amethyst' brooches,
stlck-plns, neck pendants, brace
lets, links, buttons, etc., with tha
amethyst setting in greatest pro- .
fusion, for women or men.
DEITKEMPER'S
JEWELRY STORE
Lowest Priced Jewelry House for
. ' fin goods. v -
285 MORRISON STREET
Bell. 89 Sixth street. Tuesday evening.
February 18, at 8 o'clock. All New
Yorkers are invited.
Yes, we 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 Eaat Waahlngton street near
Union avenue. Both pbonea.
Tony Cerla, an Austrian, was arrest
ed by Patrolman Nelson last evening
and booked at the city prison on a
charge of larceny. He Is accused of
stealing some tools from the premises
at 288 Washington street
Tha Portland Shoe Repair company,
COAL Creek COAL
None Better to Be Had at Any Price
cER, $7.00 Per Ton KTT
Special Price to Suburban Districts
F. B. JONES & CO.
181 EAST WATER ST.
East 7
B-1771
NICKELODION Show Cases, Cabinet. Store
130 Sixth Street
"The Pleasant Side of
a Soldier's Life"
1NICKBLODIOIN
148 Grand Avenue
GOLD BUG and THE SLAVE
ton Fmnta ahaaaa. Kan Ma mamoA.
lad. Oaaacal Contracting, Plaaa Draws.
I 8 Coach attrwat, rfcoa raolflo aiu.
cob tu sis ixathto
OAKS RINK
Today
TTTESSAY WIOMT
Tba Oregon Taoht Club at Oaks
mink. VubUo Invited.
OPENING AUSPICIOUS.
Crowds Throng tha Wew Annex Prom
Morning Until night.
jo xwnnui vnu ,Vk v I . llme " has been In business, is the
" .1 jiniicx, in new estamisnment on the
shoes repaired while you wait. Best corner of Alder and Fifth streets,
oak soles. 78 cents. Bauer & Stopper. The opening day will long be remem-
oerea Dy tne snopplng public, as
This will remind you that now Is the door t h .T
time to have your hair mattresses wno- lng the day to relieve the congestion,
J.t.ed r-iu.rneS th." ,ainar5.aPJ! and there has been but little cessatioi
Main 474. The Portland Curled Hair m the interest manifested ln this em
Factory. H. Mettger. proprietor. porlum since. In speaking of the auc-
m,7 n .i7Z2. ,a .it. cess of tho Annex yesterday the mana-
Nearly 10 candidates took the city Ker Baij: ..0ur nhenomanal i.
civil service examination for ' chalnman due to the fact that we give the people
at the City hall yesterday and Friday. 31"" advertise and we do not exag
The test lasted two days and was con-1 vJ"ea- When we say an ar-
ducted by Secretary Mcintosh. so-and-so and Is on sal at such
Steamer Jesse Rarklns. for Camas,
Waahougni and way landings, a ally x
cent Sunday. Leaves Washington street
dock at 2 p. ro.
Services will be held In th Nor
wegian Lutheran church today at 11
a. m. and 7:10 p. m.- Rev. O. Edwards
will preach.
Clackamas county taxes may now
be paid at 808 Chamber of Commerce
ouiiaing. tsena or call ror statement.
ana such a price, we mean it Tha
coming week we will place on sale
thousands of dollars' worth of new mer
chandise in women's and men's ready-to-wear
apparel at prices that cannot
be equaled anywhere. Watch our ads ln
The Journal for some startling an
nouncements of price reductions on new
spring apparel."
PERSONAL
Dr. William House, of this city, has
fln 11 01 tA nAlMno-ham TI7 ok t
NotlceHighest nrice paid for Tltl I In consultation with physicians there
v.u.i.11. ""..V VCTJ- . s. mvuuuw. i over a case or an ODScure nervous trou
Cohu Bros., 180 EWst street. ble. Dr. Hous left for Belllnahum !.
nignt. ana wu return to Portland Mon
day afternoon.
SPECIAL WEEK
IN ARMY WORK
The Salvation Army second week of
the siege starts Sunday, February 16,
and the program Is as follows:
Sunday all day a special effort will
bo put forth to get hold of as many
drunks as possible, this being drunkard
and desperate sinners week.
Monday evening Sergeant Major and
Mrs. Dunn win nave cnarge or the ser
vice.
Tuesday evening a stereoptlcon ser
vice, subject, "Years on tho Snow Did
It." A true story of how a young
woman ten ana waa rescued oy tne sal
vation Army.
Wednesday ovanlng special soldiers'
meeting.
Thursday evenlnsr Adlutant and Mm.
Stanley will take charge and the adju
tant will give his experience of before
and after conversion, also other cases
ne naa neiped in tne industrial home.
Friday evening Captain and Mra
Brugman.
Saturday evening,. Brigadier Jenkins
and Adjutant Storey of Seattle will do
a special service.
Where to Dine.
Merchants' lunch dally, 25c Sunday
Acm OH Co. sell safety coal oil and
fin gasoline, Phon Eaat 789; B-1007.
El W. Moore, expert photographer,
juas ouuaing, oeventn .ana stark sts.
San Francisco. Coos .bav ataamor dinnar. 60c. Kruse's. Park and Morrison.
ticket Frank Bollam. agt, 8 8rd st Meore-. re,tal)rrarves a special
W. A. Wis and associates, painless 50-nt Sunday dinner. 148 Fifth st
dentists. Third and Washington. . , ,
" Watson's Restsurant will serv a fine
Highest cash fbr TlUa Quarantee. anicaen oinner toaav. otnta
uoaaara, ixu eocona,
Skating at Oaks Rink.
Bergar, sign, show cards.' 184 TamhilL
v " 1 ' ' . I Join tho mrry throng at th Daks
Drs. Locks and Gullette, COrbett bldg. Rink thts afternoon and evening. Big
, .- I hanfl. arnnA akat mnA intnvahl.
IX Chambers, optlcian.121 Seventh. I for all. Tuesday night Oregon Tacht
Siux"yplf. "enf "n saaung party.
Journal want ads. la word! '.
1
CONCERT WELL ATTEND
ED.
rtn XUrs Xcital Attracts Enthusias
tic Musioal Audlsno.
Th exceptionally fine program ar
ranged for tho weekly Pianola recital at
i-.uers riano House attracted an en
thusiastic audience of music lovers to
mo "Mouse or .Highest Quality" last
Friday evening.
Tha -program wa well chosen, in
cluding a number of exceedingly diffi
cult piano numbers . which were ren
dered in an artistic manner with the aid
of the Metrestyle Pianola. All th va
riegated tone colorings, shadings snd
thunderous climaxes wer executed with
absolut fidelity.
Miss Ethel Lvtla nleased all with a
cycle of East Indian songs. This group
waa well received, she being admirably
accompanied by the Metrostyle Pianola.
Wa lead, othera- follow: Rosenthal'.
Portland's boat a ho store. '
SENATE STOREKEEPER,
How He Looks After the Furnishing
of the Committee Booms.
From tha Washington Herald.
John McOraln, the storekeeper on th
senat side of th capltol, knows what
it means to cater to the whims and de
sires of members of the upper branch
or congress and his fore Is probably
th most Industrious ln th big building
On th hill. His position as storekeeper
men.tnftt" he 18 responsible for the
furnishing of all tho committee rooms
ana tnat is a Dig enough
any one man, especially at this
n. We must sell at one 80
n0 slightly damaged sewing
. machines, including such
tfOfll irrmn well known makes as
IIVHUUIVII
Singers. Wheeler & WU-
!M CmIi! sons. Domestics, Whites,
111 OcWIfle Households. Davis', etc..
I i to 'make room for new
Macnines
stock.
. s. rxasTa.
334 Morrison St, Marauam Bldg.
in the senate, and that Is a big enough
job for any one man. esDeotallv at this
time, when senators ara mnvln. tm
One nlac to another aa tha raaiitt
i.uiiiiiiiLica cnanges.
come senators prefer green effects
in uiir rooms, ana lr iney nave Just
moved Into a new nna that m..n. n
own at tne Degmnlng with the fur
nishings. Others like r1 inH aflll
otners yellow and It Is up to McOraln
10 una tne proper rugs and the accom
panying fixtures to maxe tha room fur
ninnings narmonize. Tnen tnere are
some wno prefer Blue, and MofJrnln
must nave an tne accoutrement that
go to make up a blue room handy and
renuy 10 sup in ai a minute s notice.
senatorial "iicKieness1 extends even
to tne manner or heating, too, and that
means more work. There are thr
brands of heat on tap In th capltol
hot air, steam and open fireplace. Per
haps a senator has moved from a room
where he enjoyed the crackling blase
of hickory logs to a room where th
fireplace has been hidden back of a
desk and the furniture dried out by
steam. Then it Is up to th force from
the storeroom to change everything
and- arrange so a cheerful bias will i
not only glv heat but not be out of
harmony with the color schema of th
room. Some prefer liquid soap, others
insist upon the old style kind tnat can
be grasped In the fist, and th work of
the storekeeper extends even to th per
sonal requirements of secretariat d4
clerks in th matter of typewriters.
CUSemedf. xtewbrsk
mi Kirowa rauu
Tunil i KsWMt f OabS 4
OaMlbala
CAPSULE!
Thf"'r'adla-naOMat
Diamond House Pdnl
OTJA&AKTSSD t
I gallon lots, tl.40 Jr gal 1
1 gallon lots, l.BO p gai '
Manufaeturad by
oor-iT ?S. PORTLAND SASH & D003 CO.
m W B 1 IHaah- II
Rowe & Martin a. 811 Waah-
uiiwii . k., rwuuiu. vim vi uiiuirani
Th Tarrant Co. 44 Hudson su, Nw
Tork,
SO Vxeat Mm Vutlaad, On,
Webfoot Oil Blackino
Xaks shoes Waterproof Pisais
leather Hot a Balue At aU Saln,
Snd Mo Your Println
J. Shemaosky, Window Glizlns
Promptly attended to In any part of th
city. Doors and windows bought snd sold.
8S4 Second, near Jeff, mon lao. BOST,
ONLY
THE
BEST
IN LIFE AND
ACCIDENT INSURANCE
a b. wssToir
S08 WU rargo aid.
FURS RBMOOBLHO
At leas than one-half price during tha
next month. New furs mad at lowaat
possible prloa L. Sohumaohar, ill Mad.
Ison atreat. ,..,
Tiger's Befoge In Tree.
. Prom th Bombay Oaatt.
News of a User belna brnurht In tmm
a vlllaga. about thr mUii from the
capital, the chief of statt Went out with
a party. Th guns wer s(sd la traw
and th tiger being driven out, tha Ma
haraja wounded him In tha Jaw, - ?
xn tiarer tnrunon SDran mn
chlla tro and. grasping th trunk: Wtth'
his for paws and resting hla hind la
on a branch, remained hidden in th
foliaga for five reinut,' Thn th dog
wr let loos aftr the tiger, , Jtu f
stuck to his seat and .muIa !
down till the dogs, MtUni a iMRt .7
"W1 UR t0 Ria tail, whloh
X nake a "sneitt
"!! of Ittrhads, Bm-
g f. a a , JN'othaita,
SUtmnts, K n v -Card
ana
other 88 eommwct il
Jomjre alt over tn
North wast, beoaua t
deliver a satisfactory
eualttT of work at a,
rnuaraotorv p r I O e .
y. vragen.
Lflcc House
Lcundry.
mm v. tovs rs.
Xia 1734
AiTet .
Am cvMTjkxxn a nrscxaxrr
him.
was Just dangling ovar lhair
pown eprang- the tlgor on on of th
and wounding another- at ti,gli
ruin through a. deadly huUt of
highness new rifle.
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