' THE" OREGON DAILY JOURNAIi, ' PORTLAND? TUESDAY ' EVENING, FEBRUARY 18, 1908.
I Town Topics 11
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Jltll...."48 MtauUf From Broadway"
Marquam Grand ., "Parslfar
Baktr "In tho Bishop's CarrlasV
Umplr. ............... . "JJora Thorn"
Orand Vaudavlll
l,yrlo-,......"Th Nancy Hank
fctar ........... "Tit King 01 wwooxt
Ortcr Be a Stranger, Too
Want Aa attorn far a raal icltltt.'
' Job; i '
Must not ba a laasaronl an' ba muatn t
baa snob;
Ha dn't know much knowldr an
ha MAailn'l trfiftar mtlfth law.
But ba ortar ba possssd of quit a
, , mu dk pi jaw.
Ha njuan't ba a genUlf an' ba mustn't
Wouldn't do to ba a-Tankaa or a Cul
tural kanramo. .
Rather ha d not ba a bruaatt an' I quit
abhor a. blond: ...... .i.
Of tba fallar with bar whlaiara I coa-
faaa i am not Zona.
Mustn't bo an old man an' ba mustn't ba
too roung, . . .
An' 'twara better that no main bar of hla
family's been bung,
Far such a kind of lawyar tbo nosslty
i va xait:
Maka'rar annllcatlon early to Tours
Truly. ' ROSTVELT, or th
KEG PARTY WITHOUT
BEER IS; A DRY AFFAIR
Oaorga W. Bavar, rlc-prldnt and
manager of tba Butta Boys Consolidated
Mining' company, now at tha company's
. mine In Qoldneld, Nvadn. haa wrlttan
to tha home ofrtce, 617 Lumbar JC-
cnang ouilaing, a raoei cnni
port of a naw strike of 140 ore wade
k . V. - I .... A m m mml Th.
ft E5fc5 SSftjlS UNION LAUNDRY
four feet, but thera Is no question as Tela A-1122. Main III,
to lta valuta Ha says It Is vary muoh I Beoond and Columbia.
of tha same quality aa tne -roo ieue
higher. u ani la rraa mining m "
ba treated aran expensa 01 ii par ton. , t , oio,.-. tomorrow morning. In
Tha tha Butte Boys is oas of me great tt)rmaDt t0 f0aow ut Rivervlew ceme-
minee or uoianaia is now ctmiu. try rather Black of 8t Francis'
settled beyond all pradvntur. th hurch will conduct the funeral cere
only element lacking being water, and mqnjr. 14 j(. ijan Morlarlty. a alster of
vuai la crnain w nau i airs, uoopey, arrived rrotn uuo iaat
4Q0 to 4(0 leet, ana tne ansii is now njKbt to attend the funeral,
downTmor than 100 faet. Mr. Bever "
reporta aavera snow storms In Ooldneld The Portland Merchant Tailors' ax-
p.; iriLJsXrittoX
tls.rn.nt al.awharjjn today, papar. ehoteUat n.ght Jh,
Members of tha Fallowehlp clrole. "me ago and Is Intended to bring the
who are Interaated In tha work being fc .j, Md throutn that to ce-
dona at tne atrayer mission, vaia i ment tne oonas or nusinees union. John
special visit to the mission lasi even- u. cofrey was toastmaater.
ins. A aervlce of son nd prayer was
followed by heart to heart talks by all I Charitably Inclined eitlsena of Mtl-
preeent. At the opening of the venlng waukJe are engaged In putting up a
service Mr. Strayer told of the progreea .... . mT "
Klrg made In the wiy of making" the ?' Mfr.hnt,, f"- r"-
new tiuarters mora adequate to the 2fJT f??? .T- R- A-
ganl.edr:monVthoie,rukSriVd MUVk'r anda"" Kft
work of realising Mr. Btravers alms is "lr1aLuW,(i,an4 lvn,t0 unfortu
wall under way. The mission has mado PPis.
Tha Sunday closing law haa a tend
sncy to bring out Into tba open strange
and unusual sights. For Instano:
.' There was a keg party somewhere
In South Portland Sunday afternoon. Or
perhaps It wss a blind pig In fall op
eration. . Whatever it was tha partici
pant a ran short of boose at one atage
of the game and one of the stronger
fellowa, and one who knew his business,
wss dispatched poathaale to fetch more
nop juioe. ;
He brought the joy producer all
right a whole keg of It That's bow
he happened to ba seen.
It was at Flret and (Irani atreeta about
1 p. m. All the atreet oars were fUlod
with pleasure seekers, snd others on
their way to or from religious meet
ings. Just aa the heavily-laden Mr
rounded the corner of First and Grant
streets the big huaky With the keg
of beer hove In eight.
The car laughed. It a)mot cheered.
And there were a few worda to urge
on the one who had all he could carry
on the outside.
But the German with the burden of
pleasure was oblivious of the past and
careless of the futurs. His mind wss
bent on but one Idea to get the beer
to lta Dronr destination. Consequent
ly, he didn't even see the car, nor th
eople, nor did he apparently near tne
aucha and the words of advice from
the varloua passengers.
Tbla Is
'Slnllng Bolognas! But
Heavy."
Tha car went one way, the carrier the
other. And then the awaiting party
was soon made happy.
CALIFORNIA HOTELS
waWaaaanejansaw4sai
Fairmont Hotel
bam rjuuroxaco. OAS
MANAGEMENT ,OF
Palace Hotel Co.
A GUARANTEES OF KXCEUJCNCE
The only Urge hotel commanding
a view of our Inoom parable bay. The
best located hotel In the world, as
It is most convenient to tha business
centers, whjle Its elevation afforda
wholesome advantages in the way
of pure air, sunshine and th ab
aenre of all annoyances connected
with the rebuilding of a great city.
EUROPEAN PLAN
RATES:
: tfo? ft. VVr.E:
Every Boom With Batik
Muslo a feature at dinner and In
the foyer, evenings.
MUSEMENTS &
nanv fr .mi. mrmia-n Tne rreanauia
work, being done there at all hours of
th day and night
Hans Nelson and Jo Blbely were ar
raigned be lor Judge Cleland In the
circuit court yesterday afternoon
An amended complaint In the ault of I charges of contributing: to the delln-
P. A. Marquam against tha Title Ouar- quency of minora. Nelaon waa given
anta. A Trust company and other, waa P'- LbAl
points on which their former complaint reprehenalble.
A. Smith was before Judge Webster
alva document of 150 typewritten pages I yesterday on a charge of non-support
5V" T,rr.r h. 'ths appeared that
OeorK M. Cohan's Play Tonight.
The attraction at the Helllg theatre,
Fourteenth and Washington streets,
tonlaht and tomorrow nlcht will be
Klsw A Erlanger'a produqtlon of Oeorge
M. Cohana musical play, "45 Mlnutea
JYora Broadway." The entertainment
la a novelty and quite original, from
the fact that It la not a performance of
a distinctive character, except in Its
own field, as the author has very clev
erly Interwoven Into It comedy, drama,
melodrama and mualcal comedy.
. . . i .
f.M.n!S""0.5J"Aw i-T.,V h. 'tha appeared that he and hla wife have
V. .J jrh have ex- hd atormy time alnce they were mar
preased confidence that from the scop
of Judgs Cleland's opinion ths plaintiff
would be unable to frame a complaint
that would stand fire.
Ths east side branch library was for
mally opened this afternoon at 2
o'clock and will continue to be open un
til :J0 o'clock this evening, a general
rled three years ago. and have aepa
rated at leaat three tlmea The last
time, the wife charrea. he has failed
to provide for her. Judge Webater took
th cose under advisement.
An Interesting meeting of the Port
land Presbyterian Brotherhood was held
last nlsht st the Westminister Presbv-
Invltatlon la extended the public to vtalt terlan church. President O. B. Leach
the handsome new quarters ii r,as yivsiuvu m m mmiuhhui
r-i..,-,K rrmmt AlHor streets. A addresses were made by Rev. Henry
special hour for children has been set Marcotte, Judge a C. Bronaugh, Dr.
apart at 4 o'clock, when Miss Millard E. P. Oeary, N. S. Reeves and othera.
SlinWlK. fTromlT2Ta7 to1U.:lS Or, J. WhltcomTirougV.r spoke last
In the sfternoon and evening of each night at the Central Baptist church In
it Will D a hiinA. n R.v T Vf n tha
evangelist who was expected to begin
special evangelistic services but who
was delayed oy a late train. Dr. Dean
will reach Portland this afternoon and
will take charge of the meetlnga.
itT nTceriF Saturdays and it will be
open from I o'clock In the mornlnc to
:J0 In the evening. Miss Elizabeth
Clark will ba In charge.
The Flower club of Mllwaukle held
Its annual election yesterday at which
ha following officers were elected:
President, Mrs. M. L. Roberts; vice
president. Bertha Knickerbocker; sec
retary, Miss Maggie Johnson; treasurer,
The funeral of John E. Erlckson,
foreman of the veneer plant of the Port
land Manufacturing company of St.
nf avnicaermruaor . - at 10:10 o'clock thia morning from Fin
Phlllipe. The JJ'lnt e,f h4 S? ley'a chapel. Mr. Erlckaon waa 60 years
horn; of Mrs. M. L. Roberts who wss old and ,urvived by a sister, Mra J.
the founder of the clnb. The object of a Carlson.
m organisation is iq ena num
th hoapltala nearly very naiuroay
throughout the year, and also to In
valids known to the members of the or
ganlsatlon who are at private homes.
Election of officers took place at tho
Miss Nan Moriarty arrived last night
from Ohio to attend the funeral of her
alater, Mrs. Margaret Coopey, which
will be held tomorrow from Dunnlna's
chapel, 414 East Alder atreet at 8:30
t
Seats Selling (or "Buster Hrown."
Beats are now selling at the box office
of the Helllg theatre. Fourteenth and
Waahlngton atreets, for the musical
comedy auccess, "Buater Brown." 'J'hla
merry offering will be the attraction at
the above theatre next Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday nights. February 20,
21 and 22, with a popular price matinee
Saturday afternoon. Sepclal prices will
prevail during the evenings.
"Parsifal."
' "Paralfal," the dramatic version of
the Wagnerian oiera, is drawing tho
discriminating public to the Marquam
thia week. The company and produc
tion are even better than when the
play waa last seen In this city. Mr.
Connor and Miss Keating; continue as
Parsifal and Kundry and they are the
flneat elocutionists head here In years.
"In the Bishop's Carriage.'
The favorite attraction this
week
seems to be the Baker Stock company's
production of Channlng Pollocks "In
the Bishop's Carriage." and crowds are
flocking to see It nightly. Miss Izetta
Jewel, the new leading woman. In the
Intense role of Nance Olden (Nan. the
nipper), the girl thief. Is giving a hlah
ly interesting portrayal of thia diffi
cult part.
"The Nancy Hanks" Tonight.
If you go to the Lyric tonight you
will be delighted with the offering of
the Allen Stock company which con
sists of the first offering of "The
Nancy Hanks" ever made In this city.
The farce Is a series of laughs from
beginning to end and will certainly
send you home In a happy frame of
mind. Do not miss it or you will be
sorry. Great Is the only name for this
merry farce.
"Dora Thome" Matinee Tomorrow.
The beautiful story of Dora Thorne
Is being told again at the Umpire this
week, and never falls to find new ad
mirers. An unsually good company Is
presenting It, with beautiful scenery
and stage settings. The first act ahows
the cottage home of Dora, and the fol
lowing scenes take one to her new
home and surroundings after her marri
age to the rich man s son. There will
be matlneas tomorrow and Saturday.
West Point and Wild West.
From the military academy at West
Point to the wild west, the scenes shift
In "The King of the Cowboys," at the
Star theatre this week. It Is a play
such as President Roosevelt would de
light in, for the story is clean, tru and
strenuous. How n cadet, unjustly ac
cused, is expelled from the academy and
goes west to become a sherlfT, forms
the base of the plot. Matinees Thurs
day and Saturday.
Merry Vaudeville.
Lively vaudeville is found at the
Grand this week and every week. The
new bill started yesterday and pleased
the three large audiences wnicn nnea
the theatre to the back row. The five
musical Hawallans have a musical act
which Is a delight to all who have an
ear for melody. Tte act has a typical
Hawaiian scene, with a view of Hono
lulu harbor and a native hunt.
Hotel St. Mark
Frwcl Dodd .
OaKland. Calif.
A Nw, Modern eight story, fire-proof hotal
containing 150 iunnr( outsde rooms connected
with bath. Opened Jin. I, 190I. Equipped
with aQ tha Ut.
est conveniences
known to mo
dem boteldom.
Large, light,
sonny umpJe
roomi fat com
Rierclil men.
Direct car Bnet
tit m I
3f hotel ssto-
uJiZcr mobile but. to S.
P. 1 6th St. and
Santa Fe depot.
St. Mark Cafe. CuUn and service unrivaled.
Fine Orchcitra. Elegant appointment!. Rate
(European plan) from $1.50 and up.
12ls St. at Franklin
One block from the chopping dirtrlct.
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HOTEL STEWART
Cmt fcrwt abet Caiaa Soar
SAN TRANCISCO
2)0 Joooml 110 private batba, Europaaa
plaa $1. Mia day spwud. Asaaicaa plaa
IJ.JO a day aawaKl. Cafctalaearta. BU-
M caawtawa aoa 1
HOTEL, j trrtusoN
Taii aad Gaoaa Sttaota, Saa Fraaoaco,
sadaf tba sum staaaaainant
IIXILIG rEUn
Phones Mala t and A-U21.
TONIGHT AND TOMORROW K1GHT
. Xlaw 4k urlangar present Oeorge M.
Cohan's- mualcal play .
M45 lllaalcj Froa Broadway'
llaVllwlU 14th aad Waahlartoa
Phonaa Main 1 and A-1121. . (
I NIOHTS BEGINNING THURSDAY.
Popular-Prtca Matinee Saturday.
Th Mualcal Play. 1 '
"BUSTLR BROWN"
Evenings, 11.00 to IBo; Mat, 7fo to Ito.
"SOMETHING DIFFERENT
KEY ROUTE INN
OAXItAsTD, OAXa,
Every Modern Comfort. American and
European Plan.
N. S. MULLAN, Manager.
Formerly Assistant Manager Palace
Hotel. San Francisco.
a E N U I N E
ROCK SPRINGS COAL
SOU AGENTS.
INDEPENDENT COAL AND ICE CO.
353 STAKK gnilT.
Opposite City Library. Both Phonea
Hotel
St. Francis
max rmAJr exsco
Fronting tropical Union Square,
the heart of San Francisco, this
structure Is a fin eaample of th
artistic treatment of a utilitarian
Idea, and typifies th high value
San Francisco placea upon enter
tainment. Thia hotel probably unites,
under one roof, more advanced
Ideas of hotel service thsn any
other caravanaary In America,
yet th rates are lower In pro-
rortion to the attention offered,
han can be found elsewhere In
the United States. Ratea from $2
upward European plan.
Under tha management of 7ama
Woods.
Hotel Hamlin
dot Airo LuvnwotTH m.
First permanent Ug
hotel down town.
Contains 100 beautifully
furnished steam heated
apartments, 40 baths.
Private telephone t
.ice. Sample reoma for
commercial travelera
Eddy St eara from
ferry pass the door and
connect with trd St
care from 8. P. Depot.
Rates from 11.00 up.
Phone Private Ex.
f rsnsnn ta,
San Francisco'
HIT 1 1 f fl TliiTal
AAA,A sUl V 14th aa WaaMagion
Phones Main 1 and A-111I.
MONDAT EVENING, FEBRUART, iL
PAD1LRLWSKI
PrlcesH.SO, 2.00. tl0. IS. 00. Mall
ordere received from In and out Of town
now.
Marquam Grand
Portland's Famous Theatre. Main -Tonight
and remainder of week '
Matinee Saturday
PARSIFAL r;
(In English)
evening Curtain at T:4I. Prlesa:
Night, $1.50. 11.00, 75c, 50c, Zto; Matl
nae, tl.00, 76c, 60c, 2.
BAKER THEATRE
GEO. L. BAKER, Gen. Manager.
All week. Rakor Stock Co. In a aplendtd
production of the celebrated modern play
tn m imori oauzaobu . I
First time In stock In Portland; a
strange, fascinating play. Pramatl-
xauon oy cnannlng Pol leek.
Matinee Haturday.
Evenings :'5c, !ro, 60c
Prices 160, lie. i
Nest Week xomAUilAmK."
EHPIBE Theatre 33?m?
MILTON W. BEAMAN, Manager.
Tonight and All Thia Week, Matlna
Wednesday and Saturday, th t
Favorite of All Love I'laya '
"SOBA THOaUTB,' '
By Bertha M. Clay. '
Strong' Company, Deautlful Scenery, a
Great Succeea Everywhera
Nights, 16c, 26c, 86c, 60c. Mats. lOo, JOo
Next 'Waek "A Battle for life," '
THE STAR SST'MVlteS
Th R. E. French Stock Co. Presents
Mr. Joseph Byron Trotter's Great .'
Story of Western Life. '
"VMM KXM& OP TJU COWBOYS"
In four acts.
Matinees Sundays, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays at 1:10. Prices 10 and,
20 cents. Every evening at 1:1s. Price
16, 10 ana i cents. -
LYRIC THEATRE
Both Phones i Main 4689 1 Soma A-103S.
Week Commencing Monday, Feb. 17,
The Allen Stock Co. Presents
The Roaring Farce, , "'
TU JfAsTCT HASIE
Matinees Tuesday. Thursday, Satur
day and Sunday. Prices lOo and 1 6c,
Every evening at 1:16. Prices 10c, 20c
snd 0o. Boxes 60a Offlc open 10 a.
ra. to SO p. m.
as good as a new machine. Come In
early and nick out your machine. Cor
ner Orand avenue and Eaat Alder.
meeting of the Montavilla Improvement o'clock, and at St Franela chureh. Eaa
board last night In the office of the g Eu,t lenth atreeta, at !
Hart Land company on Villa avenuo.
A?e I0Jl?7jng "V.c"rVZ:M w r The laat card social of the winter
Avlesworth: vice-president, E. Ep'ton; oemon will be given at St Andrew's
secretary. 6. E. Carter; financial see- parish hall, corner Fifteenth and Al
rtary, 8. P. Osborn; treasurer, Charles berta streets, next Wednesday evening.
B. LaFollette. Dr. William DeVeny an- Military bridge whist will be the order
nounceri mat aeaien lianis axe io uv
placed In the suburb soon and they
will be distributed equally In all part
of Montavilla.
of the evening, after
ments will be served.
which refresh
Th Salvation Army, 149 Madison
street, will conduct a special meeting
this evenlnr. A stereontlcon service.
anhlaot "T.r nn th. Rnnw nM 1 "
a true story of how a young woman tell
through drink and was rescued. All
Seats are free.
The check of J. A. Backstrand, repre
senting the Portland A Seattle Con
structlon company of Seattle, for 18,600,
vlnir an Informal bid. was re
turned to Mr. Backstrand yesterday af- ftre invited.
ternoon by Uie executive ooara. inn
bid was not Iri the form required by tne List 0f articles found on the street
executive OOara o cuuiu uui Y oar. Rnnilav Tahruarr 1- C.v.ntun
cepted. The mayor refused to return It car Sunday, February 16. Seventeen
on his own responsibility, so a special umbrellas, one lunch box. one pair
meeting of the board was called. gloves, one glove, two packages, on
, covered book. One pin, one fancy bag,
Rev W. II HeDDe. D. D.. pastor of one purse. Call at O. W. P. lost article
Grace church will deliver an address n. FlrBt nd Alder.
A rrh-. nrastas Mar n rwi I aim ar r na
IJ II Alio uicaioi viuwM...
First Methodist Episcopal church. Third
and Taylor streets, Tuesday evening.
February 18, at 7:46 o'clock. Special
music by male chorus under tne direc
tlon of Professor W. M. Wilder. Every
body invited. Admission free. Under
kwthe auspices of the "Men's Methodist
A meeting will be called tomorrow
evening In the assembly hall of the
Sunnyslde publlo school for the our
pose of reorganising the Sunnyslde Im'
firoverneoi ciud. aii inose interested
n the welfare of the suburb are asked
to attend.
William P. Drugg was appointed pa
trolman from the eligible list of the
Wistar Morris Kelly, well known In
Portland, died at Goldfleld. February 9.
Mr. Kelly was well Known in foruana, u " t n u.i. -7. .-..ri;,
having been born here. September 12. hPvinl .!h!f 1 II
1871. His father was at the time Unit- ?,h,e,0UcGr
1 Htates senator from Oreson. rHls IS- OfflcerR. L. PhlUlps resigned his
father was also a Justice of the state Position last weeK.
.VV.Nm",m?. fc.iw-rmth Orris HL Earhart. a lumber manufac-
and sister are now living at Washing- turer of Black Rock, filed a petition in
ton, IJ. the United States court yesterday re-
. TT , . . .. , questing that he be adjudged a bank
The Importance of developing to their rUDt. fns liabilities sre 86!87S. and his
highest state the commercial industries assets fa,49S.
nr a citv even in ureierence io Kaininx
new Industries was brought out clearly Through error, Th Journal yesterday
19 .? aSaL'f8TTn.- J?i.S-ii i..V"i stated that John S. Stott is a candidate
w.mhiV n v M o. a. lt niht for the Republican nomination for con
ur Cornell will return to Portland next stable. Dr. Stott Is In the race for
week, to give a series of four lectures coroner, and not for constable,
the Industrial Question.
' Tjoiaen urain oranuies- is used oy
Th funeral of Mrs. Margaret Coopey, jft.ooo DeoDle In the northwest. It la
wife of Charles Coopey, will be held the pure cereal coffee. It tastea like
it cures insomnia -nd nervous.
from Dunnlng's undertaking establlsh-
For baby's bath, there
is nothing quite" so good
as Ivory Soap.
Made of ure vege
table oils and containing
no "free" alkali, it will
cleanse, but it will not in
jure, the most delicate
skin.
Most mothers know
a.l... M w haw o T
Y , I , W III I I 111 W O.L. l. n. I
coraingiy.
J A very sttractlre 40 pace booklet " Eow
't ' to Brlna Up a Babr" will ba Bulled to anx.
t : ana who will ask for it, Beautlfollr Ulna.
tniet. Ia tenael practical. Fia. Writ
o- Taa Psoorxa Gamw-s Co., OlaoUnaU.
coffee.
ness.
Wa soonaa and cress your elothea
and ahlne your shoes, all for 11 per
month. Main 614, A-4314. Wagons run
everywhere. Unlqu Tailoring Co., 809
Stark.
. Ivory
99o Per
Soap "
Cent. Pure.
-
mi
Steamer Jesse Harktns. for Csmas,
Waahougal and way landings, dally ex
cept Sunday. Leaves Washington atreet
dock at 1 p. m.
Woodward Dancing academy tonight.
Claas lestion, 26c. Private lessons dally.
Socials, Tues., Thurs. and Saturday.
Notice Highest price paid for Title
Guarantee and Oregon Savings accounts.
Conn Bros., 180 First street.
Acm OH Co. sell safety coal rtl and
fine gasoline. Phone East 789; B-1007.
San Francisco, Coos bay steamer
tickets. Frank Bollam. agt, 128 3rd sti
Womsn's Exchange. 181 Tenth street,
lunch 11:S0 to S; business men's lunch.
E. W. Moore, expert photographer,
Elks' building. Seventh and Stark sta,
W. A. Wis and associates, painless
dentists. Third and Washington.
Highest cash for Title Guarantee.
Goddard, 110 Second.
Bger, signs, show card a ISiYamhtU.
Dr. E. C Brown. Ey-Ear. Marquam.
Dra. Lock and Gullette, Corbatt bldg.
asaaadaaiaBiaiaa . -
For this week only w will sell 25 in
eubaters at less than cost They ar
slightly damaged, but. will glr results
: l . X" -; . iri. :'.. ' -; i '
DChambera. optician, 129 Seventh.
Journal want ads. Io a word.
Where io Dine.
Merchants' lunch daily, 25c. Sunday
dinner. 60c. Kruse's. Park and Morrison.
WANTED AT SPOKANE;
AEKESTED IN PORTLAND
At th request of the Spokane police
authorities Detectives Hellyer and Ma
loney last night arrested a man named
Louis Landau, said to De wainea ior
the theft of a valise and contents frtm
a hotel in Spokane some weeks ago.
Since coming to Portland Landau has
been conducting an employment agen
cy at 42 North -cond street. He sold
the place a few days ago and was on
the eve of leaving the city when placed
under arrest. Landau claims he Is
the victim of a mistake, as tho valise
which he Is accused of stealing was
riven him br the landlord of the ho.
tel when h left Spokane and he did
not discover the mistake until after
he reached this city. He will be hold
pending the arrival of an officer from
Spokane to take him back for trial.
HONORABLE JAPANESE
TIIIEF MAKES HAUL
The proprietor of a Japanese lodging
house at 848 Couch street reported to
the police this morning that an nonor-
able Japanese burglar ransacked the
rooms of aome of his lodeers last
night and made away with 16.75 In cash
and a number of articles of small
value. One of the lodgers saw the
burglar as he was leaving one of the
rooms, but the man escaped before any
ttempt could be made to effect nis
capture. Chief of Police Grltzmacher
is politely out ilrmly requestea to eaten
the burglar and recover the articles
stolen.
ALL PLANS ARE MADE
FOR ROSE PLANTING
A SDecial meetlnar of the park board
waa held yesterday afternoon for the
purpose of mooting a committee from
th Rose Festival association relative
to the reception and planting or o.uuu
rosea Saturdav afternoon. The exer
cises will be elaborate. A parade of
the school children, with the Oregon
National Guard, will escort the roses to
the block between Salmon and Main
streets, where they will be blessed by
Archbishop Christie and distributed for
Dianuna. rne event win ne a novei
one and will hereafter bo part of tho
Washington s birthday observance in
Portland. . Emmet Drake and E. W.
Rowe appeared before the board yester
day and have' all the arrangements in
hand.
COMMISSION TO
HOLD EXAMINATIONS
The United States civil service com
mission will hold an examination In this
Ity March 25 for the oumose of secur
ing ellglbles for appointment as super
intendent of engineering construction
and plumbjng at Ellis Island, New York.
The place pays S per day.
March 26 and is aoDiicants win tie
examined for appointment as perspect
ive draughtsman in the office of super
vising architect salary 1 1,800 per year.
March 25 applicants for position of
roller operator wilL be examined, salary
13 to 14 per day.
March 19 an examination for superln-
KILLED
W kill all competition on prices
of watches and Jewelry;
All Morrison St,
Bet. nront av las.
C00DM4N
tendent of road construction will be
held, salary $4 to $ por dav.
May 6 applicants for appointment as
apprentice In the mint and assay serv
ice at Philadelphia, New Orleans. Den
ver and Han Francisco will be examined,
salary $3.60 to 14.60 per day.
PADEREWSKI PROVES
GREAT DRAWING CARD
Mall orders for the coming concert of
the world's greatest living pianist,
Paderewskl. are being received all this I
wmIc from this cltv (and out of town).
This celebrated artist will be heard at
the Helllg theatre. Fourteenth and
Washington streets, next Monday even
ing. February 24. Address letters and
make checks and money orders payable
to W. T. Pangle, manager Helllg thea
tre. Inclose a self-addressed envelope
to help Insure safe return. These or
ders will bo filled in order of their re
ceipt and returned to the sender before
the seat sals opens at box office of the
theatre next Friday. The balcony Is en
tirely sold out: order either the lower
floor or the gallery. Phone Helllg thea
tre for any Information desired.
Oaks Skating Rink Tonight.
Portland's 400 on skates tonight at
the Oaks rink, under the auspices or
the Oregon Tacht club. Public invited
to assist this wortny cause. Aumm-
slon and skates 60 cents to all. Oaks
rink tonight Special car service direct
to the rink.
Building Permits.
Miss Gunderson, to alter and repair
store on Yamhill ritreet between Second
and Third streets, cost, 160; S. A.
Thomas, to erect dwelling on East
Twenty-second street, between Skldmore
and Prascott streets, cost $125: Mrs.
Jane Mitchell to erect dwelling on Mor- j
pin trot between Kernv ana rsortn-
wlck streets, cost $2,000; Hunter &
Aiinu-nv tn alter and renair barn on
East Thirty-fourth street between East
Yamhill and East Taylor streets, cost
$600; B. B McCarthy, alter and repair
dwelling. Prescott and East Sixth
Sixth streets, cost $200; A. Burg, to
erect barn on East Sixteenth between
Dekum and Junior streets, cost $600;
C filbson. alter dwelling on t'Ast
Thirty-fourth street between Alberta
snH Wveant streets, cost $76; P. J.
Metlls. erect dwelling on Lawrence,
corner Nelson and Sandy road, cost $1,
600; Joseph Preo.uet. on Bast Alder
between East Twelfth and East Thir
teenth, cost $50.
Tomorrow and Thursday will posi
tively be the last days for discount on
east side gas bills. Portland Gas Com
pany. His Employer.
From the Haltlmoro Sun.
Benjamin F. Butler of Massachusetts
was a tireless worker when he started
on anything. He and his secretary.
Clnncy, often sat in the library until
almost daylight when the general
wanted to finish up anything.
Durlnjr the nlsrhl sessions of the sen
ate, toward a close of congress, a sena
tor called on General Butler one morn-ma-
at 8 o'clock. The same senator ,
called again when the senate adjourned
the following morning' at daybreak and
found the General and Clancy still at
work.
"Don't you ever stop?" the senator
asked.
"No," General Butler said. "Satan
finds some'mlschlef stilt for Idle hands
to do."
"General. I never knew efore Just
who my employer was," Clancy said,
bowing.
FILES CURED IN TO 14 DATS.
PAZO OINTMENT la tmranteed to core any
raa nf Itnfalnr. Rllnd. Bleedlnx or Protruding
Pllea In to 14 day or moner rarnndrtl. on.
grand pacific tour
$400 south 'seTklands $400
TASZTX, BABOTOVQA, T1W XBAXAVB, TOWOA. nXXVX.T XS
aVAJTSS, SAMOA, FXJZ, XLAWAIZ.
The favorite S. S. Mariposa of Oceanic S. S. Co.'s line will sail for
Tahiti March 8, taking passengers for all the South Sea Islands
Rarotonga, New Zealand, Friendly Islands, Samoa, FIJI and Hawaii. Ex
ceptional opportunity to make this most desired of all tours and In ths
right season. Only $400 fl rat-class round trip from San Francisco, leav
ing March 9 and returning June 9. There will be 6 days' stay In Tahiti,
19 daya In New Zealand, 6 days FIJI. 7 days Hawaii, during which tlm
passengers find their own way. See January Outing Magaxine about
Tahiti. Dr. Nicholas Senn says: "If any place In thia world deserves
to be called a Paradise. Tahiti can make this claim."
Book early and secure the best bertha
OCEANIC S. S. COMPANY
Tlphon Xaaray 1113 1.
673 MJULXZT ST., SAJT
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THE GRAND Vaudeville de Luxe
Entire week, of February 17, another
wonderful bill headed by
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Five In number. Don't miss them.
JACK ROSTOV AMD MX1VB. IVA
raxsxA - .
In their novelty creation
"Th XessMg Boy and taa Soman
Doll"
And lots of other big acta. . .
Tim and prices remain th sama, --
Motion Picture Theatres
WE RENT LATEST FEATURE FILMS
1,000 feet Reals, Including Song Slides
$5.00 to $7.50 Weekly .
Newman Motion Picture Co. . ,
tIS Burnsid St. near Fifth.-
FIR CORDWOOD
SECOND GRADE
t FIRST GRADE
Long . ..$6.00 Long , $5.50 i
Sawed M ...$6.50 Swed ....$6.00
Travis Bros.
Phone East 202 B-2020. 451 HAWTHRONE AVE.
RUPTURE
Of all nrietiM arauaentiy ntti la a few daya without
s aargical pcratien r detartioa from biulncaa. Kg pay
ill be accepted Mil tha patient la completely anlafied.
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Oregon
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107 Sixth St, near anwk -
889 Morrison Bt, Seas Flnrt
NICKELODION
130 Sixth Street .
Excursion to the F.!oon
and Arrival at Moon .
1NICKEUODIQIN
140 Orand Avenue
Excursion and Arrival at the Moon
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Basket Ball Tonight
s Expo Rink B
B. M. A. vs. P. B. S.
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SKATING
BEFORE AND AFTER
Oregon Yacht
Club Party
xonon
Oalis MmR
Admission and jSkates lOo to AIL
TKBXB BOOS TtOXXS.
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Diamond House Paint
,' . ' QOARANTEED
v I csiloa lots, 1.40 Pr X
V 1 raUon lots, 11.50 Pff PL
Mannfactard by
PORTLAND SASQ OOOIl CO.
830 Tront i, rtland, Or.
VYebloot Oil Dice!:!.-;;
Xakas Bbosa Watsrproof Trryr
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