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THE 'OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING,' FEBRUARY 23, 1003.
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TONIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS.
L Mirquam ........ "Ths New Dominion"
pager urausiarK-
' Empire ......... "Ths Battle of Life"
Grand Vaudeville
i.yrlo .....'The Nancy HanKs-'
BUr "Adrift In the World"
.: At the annual etockhpldera' meeting
of the Modern Mining Machinery com
part of Portland held yeaterday at the
office of the company reports of, the
offloera allowed an encouraging growth
of the buaineaa, although the compnny
hae buffered to some extent with other
concern aa a remit of the laat six
monthe' financial stringency. The Mod
ern Mlnlit Maohlnerv comoanv la manu
facturlng a new ore oruaher adapted to
remote mining plant , wnere transporia
tlon la difficult. The machine wae in
vented by a Portland man, and It la
meeting a farorable reception by mining
operator! in thla and adjoining atatea.
A testing plant has lao been estab
lished in this city, and a; the present
time ore shipments are en route to
Portland from mines In California,
Alaska, Wyoming and Oregon.
Davis & Kllburn have opened a most
complete stationery and blank book
Store at No. 14 Morrison street near
Third. Doth are experienced men and
.have a host of frlenda who will wlah
them well In their new venture. Mr.
Davis was the leading spirit in the Davis
Fuel Co., which he disposed of to en
gage In the market business. In all his
business transactions be has been most
fortunate, and with the new location at
th. turminil of many of the lnterurban
K -streetcar lines there can be only suc
cess written across tne future rocora 01
the Davis & Kllburn stationery, blank
book and news store. All the latest
periodicals will be kept on sale, which
fills a long felt want In their section
of the city.
An Impressive Frances E. Willard
memorial service waa. held Thursday
ff.mnsn at th home of Mrs. Morse,
llio East Morrison street. Three ex
cellent papers were read by Mrs. Bene
' Ht vrr Unnnn and Vrs. Mimes, pay
ing 'loving tribute to thetleparted founl
er and leader of the Woman's Chrlst.an
Temperance union. Kev. tfiaae gave
hnrt i.ridresa telling of the times he
had met with Miss Willard in public
workand how beautifully tho Christ
like spirit waa always manifested in all
her work and words. Mrs. Ella Q.
lllmes. county president of the Wom
an's Christian Temperance union, was
the guest of the afternoon.
True to Its promise to movoe Into Its
palatial new home on Washington's
birthday, the Security Savings & Trust
company yesterday began the transfer
of all its property and funds from the
old quarters on Morrison street to the
handsome banking rooms In the new
Corbctt building at the corner of Fifth
and Morrison streets. The new bank
will be one of the best appointed finan
cial concerns on the Pacific coast. It
is commodious and modern In every re
spect, and includes a largo safety de
posit vault that Is a marvel of massive
construction.
ST.JOMin.Wl
mn is d
URKY
Eesidcnt of Suburb Says the
Town Is Wide Open to
, Worst Element. (
"It Is time the Veopl of St Johns
wore waxing up to conditions In their
city, as the conditions really exist,"
ays J. J. Hurlburt, a resident of ths
growing town down the Willamette.
"The town la wide open to the worst
element on the coast and the authorities
have absolutely refused to do anything.
"It is no wonder the young men and
gins of Bt. Johns are repeatedly haled
Before th juvenile courts, giving to Bt.
Johns every week the most unenviable
reputation of any town Its sise In Ore
gon or even on the Paolflo coast.
"I stood In a store within 100 feet of
the postoffica at Bt. Johns last night
when a drunken womsn cam in. There
was a lad present hardly 16 years old.
The woman used the vilest language I
ever heard from a human being. She
said Et John was all right for you
could buy win much cheaper than in
Portland or Astoria, where she said she
came rrom.
"This morning I went to City Attor
ney Greene, Couellmen Leggett and
Kins and also evoke 4o Judge Esson.
They promised faithfully to see what
could be done but If they do not exurt
themsolves the state and county author
ities will be asked to step In and clean
out the whole town from top to bottom.
"Borne of th good people of St Johns
do not realise how bad conditions are
but it seem to m from the record of
the past few months that has been
brought to light In the courts there
should be enough to show them that
some (ten must be taken at ones to
oorrect the evils or our town wi:i die a
natural death.
Mr. Hurlburt waa strong In his de
nunciation of the conditions and al
though several of the councilman and
other officials are His friends he blamed
them for being lax In enforcing the lawJ
He believes that atrong ulterior forces
have been brought to bear on the city
officials, the most recent example he
cite being the discharge of Officer Al
len, said to be tho most efficient police
officer In the little city. Allen la laid
off periodically. Just before and after
elections.
CORNELL TO REPEAT
CITY MAKING LECTURE
Will Deliver Address Second
Time Under Auspices of
Chamber of Commerce.
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TRIBUTE
Plant Slbson's Roses. Slbson's roses
have become celebrated wherever they
go ns the best in the market. They re
runii ill ina vutu bi 'ium, on vn, . . , , .
full or fibrous roots ana true ; - .c.u
As a result of a conference of busi
ness men held last vedncsuay arter-
1 noon Hon. Henry Watson Cornell, who
rloened,
to name. Popular varieties at popular
? rices. Also recent Kuropean introduc
lons, some of which are unique rnd
beautiful. Acres of roses: Now Is the
time to plant for next summer's bloom
Inir. The Slbson Rose Nurseries. 1180
Milwaukle avenue. Portland, Oregon.
Phone Sellwood 960.
To please you.
very customer,
City Making" at the Y. M. C. A. last
Monday night, has been persuaded to
repeat the lecture tomorrow evening at
the same place under the auspices of
the chamber of commerce, the board of
trade and the Portland Ad Men's club.
Two thousand invitations have been
Issued to the members of the commer
cial bodies of the city and If any have
fall-id to' receive one another will be ls-
to make you feel satis- sued at the door Monday evening.
i. Mr. cornel Is tne eramlsnn or the
founder of Cornell university, eon of tho
twenty-fifth governor of New York, and
a lecturer of national repute. He has
Our aim Is to please
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WORK OF GIRLS
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Sunnyside Pupils Compose
Carnival Song Which the
. Entire School Sings.
A feature of one of the numerous
Rose Festival exercise held at the pub
lic schools Thursday for th purpose
of stimulating Interest In the carnival
among the school children was the com
position of a rose song by four girl
pupils of the Sunnyside school. The
song Is the result of the combined ef
forts of Helen Buckler, Phi la McDuf
fee. Ruth Wooley and Mildred Mors,
each, of whom composed one verse.
"Maryland. My Maryland," was the
song from which the pupils took their
idea. After the verses were chosen all
the pupils of school were rehearsed in
It and it waa sunx for th speakers
allotted to the ftunnyslde school by the
Rose Festival committee.
The song follows:
"Boies, Our Bos."
"Oh, see the beds of fairest flower,
Roses, all roses.
They're over fences, lawns and bowers,
noses, an roses;
See how their wondrous beauty glows
Along the streets In blending rows,
W sing of them in verse and prose,
Roses, our roses.
What makes our state th fairest seen?
Roses, our roses.
Of all the states, they make her queen,
Roses, our roses.
Their fame has told Its story far.
There's nothing can their beauty mar.
They're fairer than all others are,
Roaea, our roses.
Through all our gardens fairest grow
Roses, sweet roses.
Their perfume charms our bitterest foe,
Roses, sweet roses.
As from the eastern cltlej, host
Of, travelers now have come to boast
Your fame Is known from coast to coast
For roses, queen roses.
Tom ask what flower is loved the best
Rosea, sweet roses.
Tls loved by all from east to west
Roses, our roses.
In Portland roses larger grow (
Than any place on earth below.
Oh, come and see them at our show
Of roses, our roses."
All the pupils of the grades taught
by Miss Elphle K. Smith were put at
work composing the song with the re- I
suit that the four verses nere given
were chosen. M ,
Thm. who snake before the school
were J. E. Bronaugh and O. F. Johnson,
whose addresses were greeted with ap
plause and highly appreclateu.
SPECIAL INVITATION
We cordially invite you and your friends to
visit our banking" rooms and the vaults of the
Security Safe Deposit Comptny, in thenew
Corbett building, on Fifth and MoTfTson
streets, to which we have recently moved.
Every facility and convenience has been provided for prompt
ness and efficiency in the transaction of your banking business.
Interest Paid oa Savings Accounts
iri and Time Certificates
Security Savings and Trust Company
Corbett Building, Portland, Oregon
Capital, $500,000
OFFICERS.
C. F. Adams, President.
R. G. Jubitz, Secretary.
E. A. Wyld, Vice-President.
.A. L. Mills, Vice-President.
L. A. Lewis. Vice-President.
G. F. Russell, Assistant Secretary.
Surplus, $250,000
DIRECTORS.
J. N. Teal. A. L. Mills.
C. F. Adams. E. A. Wyld.
C. A. Dolph, -L.
A. Lewis.
James F. Failing.
Joseph Simon.
Security Safe Deposit Company
Capital $50,000. Safe Deposit Boxes. Storage Vaults for Trunks,
Packages, etc.
TO (TOBSaTTS, XO OAS. MO COCAOTa
POPULAR
COURSE
OF
STUDY AT Y, M., G. A.
"Social Teachings of Jesus"
to Cover a Feriod of
Twelve Weeks.
fled that you are getting the best work
manship that can he had In Portland
for the money. Many years of practical
sured that we can make a satisfied cus- been louring; before commercial or
tomer of vou If vou will only come In , ganiiations for more than 16 years and
and give us a trial. We make any suit I nRS TPaa8 a siuay or sucn subjects
o " a . . ,. . - phamh.ira et ivtmm.rna anil IHnrlrAtl
in lha hmiA to nrn.r Tor i r nn more. " ....... . . . . . . ..... ........
no less. Unique
Stark street.
Tailoring Co., 309
There are two strong attractions for
the men's meeting of the Y. M. C. A.
today. Des Lnrres" orohestra will give
a concert Deginning ai o u juim
M. Dean or Seattle win spcaic 10 me
men on the subject. "Absent Treat
ment." Following the meeting will be
discussion group, debating club, song
service, men'c chorus and a fellowship
lunch.
Next Friday evening, February 2S,
Ellers Piano House will give the
twelfth of this Benson's muslcales In
their recital hall, corner Park and
Washington - treets. Frank A. Douglas,
baritone, will be the soloist. Tickets
for these concerts are complimentary
to all who call for them at Ellers - lano
House.
bodies
He will tell of the latest methods
adopted by commercial organizations
to secure the attention of homeseekers
and Investors nnd will talk upon such
matters as trade excursions, incoming
A popular course In "The Social
Teaching of Jesus" la to be conducted
at the young Men's Christian Associa
tion for twelve weeKs Deginning reoru-
ary 26.
in the study of this course, which is
prepared by J. M. Jenks, professor of
political economy In Cornell university,
all of the questions that are causing so
much heated debate throughout the
country today are to be discussed. So- i
clallsm, capital and labor, wealth, graft,
the Institution of the family, corpora-1
tions and social purity, will all be djs- ,
cussed in their relation to the teach-1
lngs of Jesus. Thousands of college I
students and business men all over the
east are studying this course with a
great deal of Interest.
Barton Howard, an Oxford graduate,
and a man who has had a great deal of
OFFICE
IN
Merchants Trust Building
SIXTH AND WASHINGTON.
BEST LOCATION IN CITY.
MODERN EQUIPMENT THROUGHOUT.
FOR ROOMS APPLY TO
Merchants Savings & Trust Company
247 WASHINGTON STREET.
If your gums bleed when yon brash
them, vou hare pyorohoe, a dlaeaae
which. If let run, causes recession and
teeth to loosen.
We posltlrely cure the above disease.
TEETB. 1Trw
This office Is equipped with all the
latest appliances and formulas for doing
high-class work.
OUR PRICK
ll-K Crown SS.OO
Bridge Work, per tooth S5.00
Logan Crown S3. SO to SS.OO
Best Rubber Plata S8.00
Aluminum Lined
Plates S10.00 to S1B.00
Bllrer Fillings S1.00
Gold Fillings S2.00 to SS.OO
Vegetables Vapor used only by us for
Painless Extracting 504
CUBES BIIEUlMTISr.
$ .ooEmoo
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Cure
Fr rrue - j . t fettle,
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RHEUMATISM
or ars luurr romxs.
Sciatica
Neuralgia
Nervousness
BleeDlsssnesa
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Wholesale and Retail Drug gists.
16th ft Marshall 'Stt. Portland, Or.
PACIFIC COAST AGENTS.
Neuralglo Headache
Nervous Dyspepsia.,,
Nervous Affections
Sim
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COB. RI AJTS WASXpfOTOV.
Be sure you are In th right offlo.
Lady attendant
Phones Main I8S0. A-BS40.
buyers' excursions and give advice as to experience In social settlement work,
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the beet methods of using the money
so generously given by business men
In support of publicity.
The lecture Monday evening Is free to
all business men. On Tuesday Mr. Cor
nell will bo guest of honor at a lunch
eon given by the Ac" Men's club at the
Hotel Lenox.
The People's Forum has changed is
place and time of meeting to the Sell-lng-Hirsch
building. Tenth and Wash
ington streets, and will meet at 3
o'clock Sunday afternoons. Walter
Thomas Mills will speak on the eingle
tax amendment. Free discussion to fol-
fences, and wire and iron works of all
kinds. Columbia Wire ana Iron Works.
3S8-370 Kast Washington street, near
Union avenue. Both phones.
Rev. Lewis I. Hadley, who has served
the Friends' church at East Thirty
fifth and Main strests for over two
years, will close uls work today. Serv
ices both morning and evening.
Cymru, Cymro, a' Chymroeg. St.
David's Day, on March 2, the Welch
people of Portland will hold an
entertainment In the United Presby
terian church, corner Grand avenue and
Wasco street, at 8 o'clock. Refresh
ments served. Admission 25c.
The People's Forum will meet this
(Sunday) afternoon at 3 o'clock In the
Selllng-Hirsch building, Tenth and
Washington streets. Walter Thomas
Mills will speak on the single tax
amendment to the state constitution,
Free discussion.
The Portland Shoo Repair company,
269 Yamhill street, between Third and
Fourth streets. Phono Main 7665. Your
shoes repaired while you wait. Best
oak soles, 76 cents. Bauer & Stopper.
This will remind you that now Is the
time to have your hair mattresses reno
vated and returned the same day. Phone
Main 47t, The Portland Curled Hair
Factory. H. Metzger. proprietor.
Stationery store a. 249 Morrison
street, near Third street, with a full
line of stationery and blank books.
Davis & Kllburn. Phone A-1611.
L. A. Ralston reports the following
ales of South Portland Heights lots
last week: Two Jots to Don Rosenberg,
and one tot to eacn oi tne following
B. uolaoerg, a. Kosencratz, j. a. Har
ner, A. LIppman and A. Zidel,
escapes, elevator
wire and iron
Yes, we build Ore
cabs and enclosures.
WATCH
TDE MINUTES
OR THE HOURS WILL
BE WASTED.
Carry a watch that does not
lose or gain. Heitkemper's
watches are for those who' de
mand a remarkaBly true time
keeper at a very reasonable
price. Watches that are
RIGHT ON TIME.
RIGHT IN STYLE,
RIGHT IN PRICE.,
A variety of makes and
Styles, latest improved works
in both women's and men's
watches. See them.
HEITKEMPER'S
JEiVELRY STORE
Lowest Priied Jewelry House
' 'for fine goods. .
. ' 286 Morrison Street
Dr. P. L. MacKenzle will remove from
the Oregonlan building to the Roth
child bulldlne-. Fourth and Washington,
rooms 410-411, on March l.
F .A. Seeberllng Is organizing a brass
band school. or Information call at
room 204 Tourney building, Second and
Taylor, or pnone A-aus.
Steamer Jesse Rarklns, for Camas,
Wash ou gal and way landings, dally ex
cept Bunflay. leaves Washington street
qock at i p. m.
J. F. McHenry will speak tonight be
fore the Socialists, 80 Davis street, on
"Can a Man tio a Christian Now 7
Call or write. Safes. 68 Third street.
Fire and fire and burglar-proof large
Bares at nan price.
E.
Elks'
W. Moore, expert photographer,
building, Seventh and Stark sts.
Acme OH Co. sell safety ceal oil and
fine gasoline. Phone East 7S9; B-1007.
San Francisco. Coos bay steamer
tickets. Frank Bollam, agt. 128 3rd at
Notice. Title and Oregon accounts
bought. Cohn Bros., 108 First street.
both In London and New ork. and
who has been associated with Jacob A.
Rlls In his slum work for six years. Is
to be the leader of the class. It will
meet Wednesday evenings. Supper will
be served at 6:30. A number of promi
nent men will be asked to speak to the
class gathered around the supper table.
The real class session will be from
7:30 to 8:30.
All men, whether members of the Y.
M. C. A. or not, are Invited to come and
join this class.
SLABW00
Delivered on Short
Notice and
In Any Quantity
Oregon St Washington Lumber Co.
foot of Hamilton Ave.
Phone Main 2163
IMPORTANT
ANNOUNCEMENT
T0EAST-SIDERS
D.C BURNS
Will make two deliveries per
day on the east side
of the river.
D.C. Burns Company
208-210 Third Street, Between
Taylor and Salmon
Both Phones Main 616, A1626
military:
ACADEMY
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PORTLAND ORE!
'I f""nf art Day
gehool tor Toang Man and
reparation tor eel.
leges. U. & Military a
Naral Academies. a
credited to Stanford.
Berkeley. Cornell. Am.
herst and all Stats fjnl
JerslUes and Agr1eaIta.rU
Colleges. Manual train.
Ing. Baslnese eoursa, '
The Drinripal baa had II
Tecrr experience In Port
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tera. Best enrlronmeata.
h rwMrTBiiona now.
For Illustrated eataios .
and other Utarature ad
ers
J. IT. BILL, U. D.,
ttsoljwl aad Ftoprtetoa,
THE JAS. I. MARSHALL
MANUFACTURING CO.
Show Catet. Cabinets, Store
and Office Future
llVj I jM
Store Fronts Changed, Booses Kerned,
sled. General Contracting, Plana Drawn.
889 Couch Street. Phone Paolflo 1181.-
Y. M. C. A. OFFERS
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS
W. A. Wise and associates. nntnti
dentists. Third and Washington.
Highest cash for
Goddard. 110 Second.
Title Guarantee.
Berger, signs, show cards. 284 Yamhill.
D. Chambers, optician. 129 Seventh.
Journal went nds. lc a word.
Where to Dine.
Moore's restaurant serves a special
SO-cent Sunday dinner. 148 Fifth St.
Watson's Restaurant will serve a fine
Chicken dinner, todav. 50 cents.
Back From the East.
A. B. Stelnbach arrived home yes
terday after a six weeks' business trip
to New York and other eastern cities.
He reports .business- in a greatly im
proved condition, that money is circu
lating freely, and everyone Is looking
forward to a prosperous spring ' and
summer, : . -... . , .. .
Rev. John M. Dean of Seattle, the
popular paBtor of the Tabernacle Bap
ttst church, is In town and will address
the meeting at the Young Men's Chris
tian Association this afternoon at 3
o'clock. Mr. Dean of Seattle, like Dr.
Brougher of Portland, is often accused
of being sensational. He has been
making some sensational statements in
the 15-mlnute meeting held from 12:30
to 12:46 in the Young Men's Christian
Association, and he will undoubtedly
make some strong statements about
things In real life In men's lives In his
address this afternoon.
Mr. Dean was a Y. M. C. A. secretary
In the Philippines and lie knows what
the seamy side of life is like, yet in
spite of all that he always has a mes
sage of good cheer for men arid Is al
ways ready with a Joke.
Mr. Dean's subject for today will be
"Absent Treatment." Just before the
address there will be an orchestra con
cert by Des Larzes' orchestra. After
the address there will he a debate on
the subject, "Resolved, That tfie Church
Is Essential to Christian Life." There
will be-a free and open discussion for
Ml. There will also be a discussion
crouD led by Mr. Stone, which will dis
cuss "Christ's Choice of His Cabinet."
The afternoon program will close with
a social hour, given up to singing and
eating.
Spring Styles in Clothes.
Brown and grays in checks, plaids
and stripes will be the prevailing col
ors and style in men's clothes for ti.e
spring and summer. The coat will be
little snorter uian last year, aoout an
Inch or so, and the trousers will not be
cut so full In tho thigh. Turned up
bottoms will not now be fashionable
except for outing or yachting.
j. u. stcnaeier & uo.. tne merchant
tailors, announce that snrlnsr styles
have now arrived and are in display at
tneir salesrooms, 328 Washington
street, near Sixth, second floor Ralelarh
building.
Ousher OQ WelL
Eastern Oregon will have a gusher
oil well this coming season. One of
the largest oil fields In the world is
being developed. This field is pro
nounced by California oil men who are
now working On the property aa being
equal , if not better than the famous
Kern river oil field of California.
Do you know It Is possible to get free
government land in this oil field? Do
not waste any ume in securing some
of this land.
For further particulars call on or ad
dress W. J. Cook, 602 Lumber Exchange
building.
OLD REGIME OUT
FOR 1 BIG GRAB
Republican 3Iachine Long
Talked-Of Mass Meetings
Scheduled This Week.
Steam is being warmed In the boilers
of the Republican machine and Wednes
day next the first public exhibition of
its paces will be given. At that time
the long-talked-of precinct "mass meet
ings" will be held by the engineers of
the machine in every precinct of the
county. Saturday next the three dele
gates from each precinct will gather
in the Selllng-Hirsch hall at 10 o'clock
In the morning for the purpose of set
ting out the route of the machine for
uuriii mo cum-
BE SUREYOUARETHERE
To Hear the Lecture on the
SCIENCE OF CITY
MAKING
BY
HENRY WATSON CORNELL
AT THE
T. M. C. A. ATJDITOKXTOC
MONDAY EVEHTOrO, TEM. 84, 1908.
Under the Auspices of Chamber of Com
merce and Portland Board of Trade.
ASMZBSIOir rXES.
tour
its triumphal
ifotices have been issued by the di
rection of the Republican county and
city central committee calling for the
precinct "mass meetings" to be hold
Wednesday evening. February 26. The
places where these meetings are to be
called win do cuuBen uy ui yicuiwi.
committeemen.
There is expected to be a grand row
at the "mass convention" scheduled for
Saturday next. According to the pro
gram now on the slate It is the inten
tion to adopt a platform upon which
Republican candidates must stand to
secure the support of the machine,
which platform will be openly hostile
to the principles of Statement No. 1
and the primary law. This issue is ex
pected to raise a rough houne when the
convention comes together for tho con
sideration of Its business.
It is practically certain that but very
few of the rank and file of the Repub
lican voters will attend the1 precinct
"mass meetings," so that as a certainty
the delegates will ail be selected by
the old-ttme ward heelers and political
touts, who will come back into their
glory for a short space. The conven
tion, therefore, is expected to be under
the dominion of these erstwhile leaders,
which will make the meeting of the
29th more than ordinarily interesting.
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UNDER JOURNAL EXPOS
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Depends on our doing good work and
giving you satisfaction. What hurts
you hurts us. If you are our customer
once it is our "Daily -Bread" policy to
make you a permanent customer.
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GONd "WO, MGR.,
149 SEVENTH ST.
Chinese Noodles and Chop Suey.
MERCHANTS LT'NCH 26o.
Dally 11:30 to 2 P. M.
Six Course Sunday Dinner 50o.
MUSIC DURING DINNER.
Prepared by Fnsnoh Chef.
Consomme a la Royal.
Green Sea Turtle en Cherry.
Celery en Branch. Queen Olives.
Fillet de Salmon Aux Flnnlcere
Paramos au Reitz.
ENTREES.
lOyster Patties a la Poulette.
Ffllet de Mlgnon Asparagus Tips.
Orange Fritters a la Anglaise.
CHOICE OF BOASTS.
Oregon Turkey. Cranberry Sauce.
Domestic Goose, Stuffed Baked APPle
Roast Chicken, Oyster Dressing.
Potatoes Whipped In Cream.
Pettle Pots, Steamed Potatoes,
Plum Puddlhg, Brandy Sauce.
Vanilla Ice Cream.
- Apple and Pumpkin Pie.
Cafe Molr. Tea, Milk,
St. Johns Ferry Exposure
Gives Rise to New Set of
Figures.
Since the correct cost of the St.
Johns frry appeared In The Journal
Friday the transportation company has
absolutely repudiated the figures which
were filed with the city council two
weeks ago as the "true statement of
the items expended on the ferry."
P. J. Peterson, president of the com
pany, in an interview yesterday states
that this itemized list Is simply a price
list at which his concern will dispose
of the property and Is in no way a true
Din or tno cost or construction.
Figures already, published show this,
but the ferry company prior to this
has not acknowledged It. In dOinjf so
now Peterson directly contradicts his
previous written statement to the coun
cil that the figures furnished them
were Items 'actually expended on the
bont."
Although continuing to deny that the
figures published In The Journal were
correct, he was unable to produce any
different ones.
Peterson said furthermore that he
did not want to sell his property, but
was only wining to ao so in response
to public demand.
ABSTRACTS
OF TITLE
Be as for careful work, prompt
service, reasonable charges.
LAWYERS
ABSTRACT & TRUST
COMPANY
Suits 8 over Portland Trust Co,
Bank, 3d and Oak sts.
rhonss Main 660, A -4283.
XTOTAXT PUBLIC XX OPPIOB
Diamond House Paint
GUARANTEED
I gallon lots, SI. 40 per gal
1 gallon lota. SI. 50 per gal . .
Manufactured by
PORTLAND SASH & DOOR CO.
830 rront St, Portland. Or.
Pure Beantiful Jade Jewelry t
A
fwccant Oregon.
lyrtfftpnntin(flli.. II
mm
PEKS0JVAL.
Thomas C. Finnegan. who was seri
ously injured in the hip In the Southern
Pacific wreck at Forest Grove two
weeks ago and who is la St. Vincent's
hospital, is recovering and expects to be
able to return to his home from the
hospital within a few days.
Thomas if. iseuhausen. special In
spector for the department of the In
terior, lelt tonight lor Los Anereles.
where he will assist in the Hyde-Benson
trial ana prepare testimony and evi
dence for the Blnger Hermann trial and
other land fraud trials set in Portland
for the spring term of court, .He will
assist Tracy C JSecker, special assistant
to the attorney-general, in arguing Xor
Lfice House
Laundry
aev M. BOTH ST.
FHOBXS
Mala 1784
A-1784
ZJt.CS OTTBTAXHS A BFXCXA&TT
Gold Bracelets and Sig
net Rings of all descrlc-. "
tlons made to order.
American names en- .
graved with ths three
cardinal Chinese harao- -ters,
vis.. Glory, Pros
perity and Longevity.
Charges reasonable and
orders of any design
promptly executed and
sent prepaid to any part
of the IT. 8. The Skilled
Chinese Jeweler, POOJT. SAHO ft CO.,
Jay Yu Chong. Mngr, 131 Alder street.
Send Me Your Printing
I make a specialty
of Letterheads, Bill' -heads,
Noteheads.
Statements, Enve
lopes, Cards and
other fins commercial
work. I have cus.
tomers all over the
Northwest, because I
deliver a satisfactory
quality of work at a
satisfactory prlos.
George W. Dixon, Canby, Oregon.
We must sell at ones 60
slightly damaged sewing
machines. Including such
well known makes as
Singers. Wheeler A WU-
CmuSho sons. Domestics, Whites, '
III oCWIrig Households. Davis, etc..
utan. 4 vvyi 4vr uv rr
stock.
s. b. ezozx.
338 Xorrtsoa St., Marquam Bids.
Big
Reduction
Machines
Motion Picture Theatres
WE PENT LATEST FEATURE FILMS
1,000 feet Reels, Including Sons Elides.
$5.60 to $7.50 Weekly
Newman Motion Picture Co.'
S9S Burnside St. near Fifth. " ';
NICKELODION
130 Sixth Street .
MONTE CRIST0
East Side Nlckelodlon ;
1445 Grand Avenue '
Excursion to Moon. Arrival at Moon
Machinery, Safes
and Merchandise
Moved & Stored
CLAY S. MORSE VM
4th & DAVIS WaSU. Uth & 1!3Y1
DRAYAGE
STORAGE
TRACKAGE
the transferral to Oregon of land fraud
operators now living In California. -
P. Eddy of Twenty-third and Thur
man streets, who sustained a very
severe Injury to his back through fall
ing down the stairs at his place of busi
ness, is rapidly recovering. Dr. J. K.
Kane, who is attending him, believes
there will be no- permanent injury aa a
result of the accident. ,
Chair Bargains. r ;
Not the chair bargains in rockers and
dining chairs ia Qevurta & Bona' ad.
Mattresses and Upholstering
Made Orer and Mads to Order. Orpeu
Sswad and Laid. Pbons Main 1176.
ISASSST XASSirt. 80S roarta Street
Webloot Oil Bladicn
Xakes Enoes Waterproof preserves .
beatner vot a Shlaa At aa Beam.
only;
T HE
BEST
i in ure AND -ACCIDENT
-mZVlAN Z2
: t08 Walls Fargs hlSg.
FUHS HEMODUUHIJ
At less than one-half pries durlnrM
next month. Keif furs mule a . t
possible prica, I vhumaiitarf, 184 l-
uon. street.