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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENING. MARCH 4. 1908. fr"' 1 1 1 - Town Topics; j TOXIGUT'S AMUSEMENTS. RTelllg. ..."The Walls of Jericho" Marquam ;vr. "The Wheel xf !or" Jaker Zase" Empire... . . . . "No Mother to Qulde Her" urand Vaudeville Lyric .'...."By Right or Bwora- tKar ...."Way Out weet Through error In an announcement Trom the T. M. C. A. "published In Sua day's Journal Dr. Allen Wllaon. evan flat, waa declared to be here to suc ceed Rev. E. 8. Muckley In the Flrat Christian church. Dr. Wilson, who was a college biiii of Mr. Muckley, la here to hold evangelistic services at the First Christian ohurch and Is having most successful meetings. Last Sunday he began his second week of work af ter gaining 29 accessions to the church tne nrst week, ho rar aa new mem bers hare lo-iied the church. Dr. Wll Son'holde meetings every nlsjht except ing Monday ana will continue nis worn indefinitely This evenlnit he will preach on "Faith; What It Is and How to uei It." Dr. Muckley was called to this paatorate In 1904 and his call has been renewed from year to year. This year, however, his call was extended Indefinitely. Its unparal- A board Supreme Grand Chancellor Judge Caarles A. Barnes of the Knights of Pythias was tendered a reception last night In the Pythian temple at Eleventh and Alder streets. Several hundred Portland Knights, together with most of the ofticere of tiie grund lodge of Ure- ?on, were present to pay their respects o the supreme chancellor. Following the reception a banquet was served in the temple banquet Jiall, ut which ad dresses were made by the supreme chan cellor, supreme representatives, W. M. Cake and William L. Uradshaw of The Dalles, Grand Chancellor Arno Strong Of the state of Washington and Grand Chancellor John M. ltall of Uregon. Judge Barnes and his wife left this morning for Seattle and after visiting the principal cities of Washington will go south for a trip through California. The annual meeting of the Oregon Life Insurance company was held In the company' office in the new Corbett building yesterday afternoon. President A. I- Mills read his annual report, and afterwards delivered an address to the larce number of policyholders present. In which he spoke of the splendid con dition of the company and ll talari nrneoerltv durlnr 1907 Of 19 directors was elected, who will meet March 23 and select the officers to manage the company for the ensuing year. Mrs. Viola B Bhurtllff died yesterday afternoon at the residence of her son-in-law. Otto F. Brandes, 394 Clay street, after a lone- illness, resulting from a Stroke of paralysis In 1901. Mrs. SHurt l.ff waa a. natlv.f of Kansas, where she was born, In 1839. She, with her hus band, F. N. Shurtleff. who died several years ago, came to Oregon In 1862, set tling In Polk county. She leaves an only daughter, Mrs. Otto F. Brandes, who Is now ill at the Good Samaritan hospital. Funeral arrangements will bo announced later. Owing to the failure of several or the blddera on the Y. M. C. A. building to make their bids clear, the building com mittee of the Y. M. C. A., which met yesterday afternoon and opened the bids on the work, decided to postpone award ing the contract until the bids Improp erly prepared could be made to conform to the requirements of the committee. Fifteen bids were submitted, covering the erection of a steel frame or reen forced concrete bulling. Peter Sonsun has begun suit In the Circuit court for $16,000 damages against the l'ortiana nanway cumpuny. He save he was permanently by being thrown from to execute their vouchers. All morning the office of" the county clerk "was crowded with veterans of the.' war and many of them are physically unable to withstand excitement or fatigue. Haw kins was carried Into another room, where he soon revived and was able to go on hla way. A. B. Vanle'y has applied "for letters on tho estate of Oroer B. Wirt, who died on February 17. The property Is valued at , and the heirs are the widow, Sarah A. Wirt, and her minor children, Elisabeth and Ann Louise Wirt. Aa the widow Is Insane, Man ley has been appointed guardian for her and for her children as welL J. F. Dallon was acquitted of the charge of larceny by a jury In Judge Bronaugh's court yesterday afternoon. He was charged with stealing two rings, valued at 158, from Mrs. Elsie Bhephard of Jefferson street The property was found uDon him. but his explanation of the matter satisfied the Jury. The hardware store of Potter 4 Gould, Jersey street, St. Johns, has changed ownership, and D. R. Norton, a Hood River merchant, who hae recently been engaged In the hardware business in Echo, is the new proprietor ana taxes Immediate nnsaosslon. Potter & Oould are preparing to enter the fruit busi ness In the Rogue River valley region. Mr. Charles E. Brown, grocer, sucees- sor to R. W. Parker, tl Grand avenue, has had years of experience In the gro- eery business. He carries a very fine line or coffees, but when it comes to cereal coffees, he says: "There Is but one Kind to use, via.: -uoiaen urain Granules.' ' MO IfUWJTt, MO QAM, MO OO C ACTS MS All salads 10c, milk served In orlg- nal bottles, rich and creamy. You save time and money. Eat your breakfast nd lunch at the Baltimore Dairy Lunch. 287 K Washington street, new Roth- chlld building, back of lobby. Bring your friends and their friends. ....net Don't fall to attend the embroidery sale at The E. P. Charlton A Co. 10c Btore. 288 and 290 Washington street. Embroidery from 8 to 28 Inches wide, at 16c the yard. Sale starts at S o'clock Thursday afternoon. mmm ,.If Tour gums bleed when yen brssh tnem. roa have - pyorohoe, a dlaeaae which, if let run, causes recession and tselh to loosen. We positively euro the a bore disease. This Office Is aauinnail tth .ti LV"1 PP11cs and formulas for doing I high-class work. " OUR PRICES ll-r Crown SB.OO Bridge Work, per tooth S5.00 Logan Crown S3. SO to S5.0O Beat Rubber Plate S8.00 Aluminum Lined Plates SIO.OO to S15.00 Silver Fllllnge S1.00 Gold Fillings S3.00 to SS.OO Vegetables Vapor ueed only by us for Painless Extracting , BO AJCTjrxTa. I1XILIG TKVATKS Xta and WaihlnrVa Phones: Main 1 and A-UII. ,, ' Lat Time Tonight , MXUMMMT XXX.CXY and ' y. v srria kkawsom ' In. tha Society l)rama. to WAXxa or nkzoxo." JPc; Lowsr floor, ft and tl.tt) bei oony, tl. T6Q, 0o; gallery, too, . - leta s&4 Waaalaftos- Phonea Mala 1 and A-lllL 1 NIOHTR RRniwnin P-Utnwnw 1 avnunnvn, Bpeolai Price Matinee Saturday, tha western urama. Tzsanmur." ' Kventnsr or Ices: ILBO tA ia imii nee, 1 to ia Mail Orders Received Now The Famoug Lyrlo Soprano, ,' At Helfjg Theatre, Friday Evening, March It. Prtcee t. IL60, tL Marquam Grand (Porland's Famous Theatre, Main I.) Tonight and Remainder of Week, ' Matinee Saturday, faux, azucosa, ' ; Presenting an Up-to-Date Comedy, "TTTB WHZXI, OT tOTB." Evening, 26o. 60c, 760, fl; maUnee, 26c, 6oc, 76o. . .. TV v-r Massif CKIICAG0 BAKER THEATRE Fbo"- uf& GEO. L. BAKER, GEN. MAKAOER. BAKER STOCK COMPANT XM - "ZaZa" SECURE SEATS AT ONCI. Prices 26c !tKr KIW m,Hua tMjk ttc Matinee Saturday ea Week "The Three of XF-m ' Articles lost and found on the street cars Marcn a: -ien umDreiias, 2 purses, i 1 pair gloves. 1 shawl, some family pictures. Call at the lost article room of the O. W. P. railroad station, corner First and Alder. The special services at Taylor Street Methodist church are increasing In In terest and the large attendance rreatlv encourages Evangelist Coburn and the j-r, pastor, Benjamin Young. Mackenxle A Davis, 203 Chapman street, make fine groceries their special ty. They carry only the best They de sire that their customers who use cereal coffees should try Golden Grain Gran ules. 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, I 36S-370 East Washington street, near Union avenue. Both phones. Our Special Offer This Week JSaP1 SSSS w .a. . w a .sa.. deV n A flit lirrlftv Fifty of "The Malleable" Ranges not Be sure you ire in the rlaht offloa, uaay attendant. Phones Main 1110. A-II40. Manageri UT ON THL LIBERAL PAYMENT TERMS $1,001 in Thirty Days Per Week Thereafter driving at where his Injured a truck lie was Sixth and Gllsan streets, waron collided with a street car. The accident tooK riace on Jan uary 24 and he charges that it would not have taken place had the streetcar men operated their car as they should have dene. George S. Shepherd, candidate for congress from the second district, will open his campaign at Astoria tonight with an Illustrated lecture showing tho work done on the Columbia river br towards deepening the harbor. Ho will also show scenes taken in the Orient. Mr Shepherd will make an address in Portland, and will then start on a tour of tfce eastern part of the State, closing his campaign by a tour of the southern counties. Now Is the time to plant your garden and flower seeds. The E. I'. Charlton & Co. 10c atore, 288 and 290 Washing ton street, carry a full line at 6 pack ages for 6c. Every package guaranteed. Intending range buyers cannot afford to overlook this most convincing and liberal induce ment the opportunity for installing in your home the range of the twentieth century The Malleable the greatest baker and the most economical in fuel, superior in construc tion and finish, riveted together like a boiler, .made of malleable iron and Bessemer steel in combination; practically indestructible; will last a lifetime. Combined with this liberal offer is our guarantee of the sterling qualities and efficiency of "The Malleable." We make most reasonable allowance where old stoves or ranges are accepted in exchange. M. M. Ford, F. H. Rybke and W. R McGarry have filed articles of Incor poration cf the Western Oregon Devel opment company. It has. a capital I StOCK UI 3V.UUU. Stationery store a 249 Mo-Mson street, near Third street, with a full line of stationery nnd blank books. Davis & KUburn. Phone A-1611. "Faith, What It Is and How to Get It." sermon by Evangelist Allen Wilson, First Christian church. Park and Co lumbia, tonight. Gas Stoves and Ranges in the Basement Dept. f rout auwTi l naooe jj COMPLETE-HOtoE-FURfflSIlEIH If sam rom J ewxrtmjl New Go Carts and Carriages Now Showing CURES RHEUMATISM I.OOffiM.OO. V" Care V Per kottle. 9t bottle. AST ZVTBUTAl UIODI TOM. RHEUMATISM X ITS StAJTT rOBKS. Tonlgnt. All Week. Matinees Wednes day and Saturdav. The Interesting Neveltr, TO KOTKZ1 TO OUXSa MJBM." With Jeanette Carew mm "Ru&aek. Clean, pure, moral; thrilling atoryt spe cial scenery. Nights, Ho, l&o, t&o, Mt matinees, 10c. 20. . irert Week "A Boyal Baye." ew, ttm ota. THE STAR neM" Nervous Headachea Neuralgic Headaches Nervous Dyspepsia is Affections Sciatica Neuralgia Nervousness Sleeplessness Nervoui TRADE SUPPLIED BT A.W.Allei&Co. Wholesale and Retail Druggists, 16th tc Marshall Sts Portland, Or. PACIFIC COAST AQENT8. For having his leg twice amputated, Emmett Llngle has sued the Clark & Wllion Lumber company for $20,000 damages. He alleges that the loss of his limb was due to tho negligence of the company in falling to. provide prop er safeguards. A heavyWpg fell on the 41mb while he was employed at the company's mill In Llnnton and a sec ond nmpntatlon wa found necessary to aave his lite. The last operation re moved the leg above tho knee. Steamer Jesse Harklns, for Camas. Washougal and way landings, dally ex cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street dock at 2 p. m. i Popular sheet munlc can be had at The K. P. Charlton & Co. 10c store. 228 and 290 Washington street, at 6, 10 and 15 cents the sheet. San tickets Francisco, Coos bay steamer Frank Hollam, agt.. 128 Srd St. Acme OH Co. sell safety coal oil and fine gasoline. Phone East 789; B-lOOi. Woman's Exchange, 133 Tenth street, lunch 11:30 to 2; business men's lunch. Notice. Title- and oreg bought. Cohi. Bros., J80 j!i Oregon rst street. accounts W. A. Wise and associates, painless dentists. Third and Washington. The Portland Ad club will meet to night in the new quarters -f the board Of trade. In the Commercial Club betid ing, Fifth and Oak streets. The princi pal business to come up for discussion will be the entertainment of the Pacific Coast Admen's association, which meets J .... J . - . I. ,. V. -1. A . 4 . J he annual banquet will probably be se-ected. Dr. Howard moved to Rothchlld build ing. Fourth and Washington. Dr. A. F. Knoder, dentist, removed to 828 Corbett building. F. W. Baltes and Company invite your inquiries for PRINTING moves Main 165 Home A 1165 First and Oak Karo-Klapper Co. Corner Third and Yamhill Berger, signs, show cards. 284 Yamhill. D. Chambers, optician. 129 Seventh. Journal want ads. lc a word AT THE THEATRES M3mbers of the Portland Credltmen's association will give a dinner at Rich ard's hotel tonight, in honor of C. K. Meek of New York, secretary of the national organization. A number of ad dresses will be made. Including one by the Credltmen's guest. An examination for the position of draftsman in the office of the engineer of the Third Lighthouse district, will be held by the civil service commission April 8. Applications should be made to Z. A. Leigh at the postoffice. Elijah Hawkins, an octogenarian pen sioner, fainted at the courthouse this morning In the tri-monthly crush of pensioners who go to the county clerk Last Performance Tonight. Tonight at the Helllg theatre. Four teenth and Washington streets, the last performance of Herbert Kelcey and Ef fle Shannon In the much talked of Lon don society drama, "The Walls of Jer icho," which has been the attraction at the above theatre for the past three nights, will be given. "The Virginian" Tomorrow. Virginian," the famous western drama, will begin an engagement of three nights tomorrow, Thursday, night. The noted player, W. S. Hart, will be seen as "The Virginian " and Frank Cam pcau as "Tratnpas. Special price mat inee Saturday. fects, and Is a quiet, dignified and sub stantial play. Sword Fight at the Lyric. The big feature of "By Right of Sword," which the Allen company Is f resenting this week at the Lyric is he sword fight at the end of the second act, in which Rupert Drum and Charles Ay res display the best swordsmanship that haa been seen on a local stage In many months. Matinee Thursday. STORES FOE RENT. Fine Locations Arallabls at Mars afield on Coo Bay. Tho new brick and steel fireproof building erected at Marshfleld -for Bowman & Rogers Is now ready to be occupied by stores and offices. The bulldlnir la strletlv mixlern In every re- The always welcome favorite. "The sPfcl being the nnest in the mate out- arranged offices supplied with steam heat, gas and electric lights and hot and cold water, also four fine store rooms are on the ground floor, one of which will be occupied by Mr. Bowman with a branch of the Brownsville Woolen Mill store. The other three stores are for rent to reliable merchants. There Will water harm it ? No ? Then Ivory Soap will not. That is the safe rule for the best cleansing of everything that is wash able. It applies to the hands, face and body; to fine furniture, laces, embroidered articles, curtains and a hundred other things. Ivory Soap 994loo Per Cent. Pure. "Tho Wheel of Love." Paul Ollmore In "The Wheel of Love" continues to be the successful attraction at the Marquam. Gilmore Is one of the most popular of the younger stars visit lne the coast, and he can always be de pended on to give a sterling perform ance. Tins year ne nas tne Dost play tie ever came west In. Matinee Saturday. Ladies' New Muslin Gowns By express. We have just re-" ceived a fine assortment of Cambric and Nainsook Gowns', and for Thursday and Friday we offer these at a phenomenal low price. These come in all styles, trimmed in wide em broideries and Val. laces. Take advantage of this offer. VALUES UP TO $1.50 SEE, YAMHILL STREET WINDOWS MILITARY ACADEMY PORTLAND ORE: A Boarding and Day School for Young Men and reparation for col leges, u. h. Military and Naval Academlea Ao- croouea to Htanrord, Berkeley. Cornell, Am- nersi ana all state Uni versities and Agricultural Colleges. Manual train Ing. Business course. The principal baa bad It refers' experience la Port land. Comfortable auar- a tera Best envlronmenta Make reservations now. For Illustrated catalog and other literature ad dress' J. IT. BILL, M. D., Principal and Proprietoa, For the Entire Week of March 1, THE R. E. FRENCH STOCK CO. Offers the Great Western Drama. "WAY OVT WEST- . Matinees Sunday. Tuesday. Tbmfay and Saturday at 1:80 p. m Prtoea 19 and aoc; every evening at o'ntenk ' prices lie, 16o and lea LYRIC THBATRB - Both rho-kMi Xata 4691 Soma A WML Week commencing Monday. March 1 The Allen Btock Company Presents ttaipn Biuari a ureaiesi success; . "bt BiaxT ot rtromn." Matinees Tuesday. Thursday. gatm day and Bunday. Pfioes lOo and lOo. 1 every evening at s:io. trices iuo, ivc and SOc. Boxes 60a Office opea 10 la. m. to 10 p. m. . TDE GRAND Vaudeville de Line For the Entire Week of March t Dan OMasxaau si oom mosa. ' Nature's Born Comedian. "What Are the Wild Waves aylarT' BBOWS BBO. AMD BOO XMAXMT High-Class Comedy, Musical Comedy. F. P. Montressa's great Motion Pictures showing "DR. JEKYLL, A MR. HYDE." Motion Picture Theatres WE RENT LATEST FEATURE FILMS L000 feet Reels, Including Song Slides. $5.09 to $7.50 Weekly Newman Motion Picture Ct . ; - ttt Burnilde St. near Fifth. "Zaza" at the Baker. "What a strange creature of moods was Zaza, and how natural the character Is made at the Bakor this week by Miss Isetta Jewel," are some of the remarks heard about town, along with a constant stream of praine for the production and the work of the Baker stock company In all the parts of this extremely inter esting, but difficult play. No Mother to Guide Her. No better popular price road attrac tion has been here this season than Ed wards Brothers "No Mother to Guide Her." which la drawing deservedly large audiences all this week to the Empire. The lines In this new sensational com edy drama go with a dash and finish from first to last Matinee Saturday. Is a splendid opening in Marshfleld for several lines of business; among them Is a Jewelry store, exclusive shoe house confectionery, drygoods and several other lines. There are plenty of gen eral merchandise stores, but up-to-date specialty houses would do extra well. Professional men or merchants seek ing a location can engage office rooms or stores and find out all about the Coos bay country by calling on J. L. Bowman at the Brownsville Woolen Mill store, Portland, Oregon. ' Real Good Vaudeville. Real good vaudeville is on tap at the Grand this -week, and there are half a dozen crackerjack acts. The musical turn of the four Brown brothers and Doc Kealey Is a cyclone of success and Crlmmings and Oore have one of the side splitting acts which keeps the house in a roar of merriment "Way Out West." That different play, "Way Out West," has been acclaimed by the reviewers and patronB as the best play that has been produced at the Star theatre by the French stock company. It Is a western play without the usual melodramatic ef- BAUER AND KREISLER COMING TO IIEILIG March 14 le the date of the opening of the seat ..sale for the Joint recital of two of the world's greatest artists, Bauer and Krelsler, who will play at the Helllg theatre Tuesday, March 17, under the direction of Lola Steers-Wynn Coman. "Frltg Krelsler Is no stranger to New York audiences, but he Impresses them anew aa he does almost every time he appears by his wholesome, manly play ing and by his gigantic artistic serious ness. Mr. Krelsler deals with the com poser, and not with the audience, for his playing Is prompted with a reverence that cannot be - assumed. It must be sensed. In the Vivaldi work he dis played the brilliancy of the two move ments and the sentimental beauty of COAL Creek COAL None Better to Be Had at Any Price $7.00 Per Ton Special Price, to Suburban Districts F. B. JONES & CO. 181 EAST WATER ST. RANGE OR FURNACE NO SOOT NO DIRT East 7 B-1771 A New Departure The cost of Interments has been greatly reduced by the Holmaa Under taking company. Heretofore It has been the custom of funeral directors to make charges for all Incidentals connected wltti a ru neral. The Edward HolmVi Undertak ing company, the leading funeral di rectors of Portland, have departed from that custom. When casket is furnished by us we make no extra charges for entbalmlng, hearse to cemetery, outside box or any services that may De re quired of us, except clothing, cemetery and carriages, thus eriecting a saving of 125 to 7t on eacn tunerai. THE EDWARD H0LMAN UNDERTAKING CO. 830 TXXBD ST- COB. BAXMOIT. THE JAS. I. MARSHALL MANUFACTURING CO. Show Cases. Cabinets, Stor and Office Fixtures Store Fronts Changed. Bouses Kemod eled. General Contracting, Flans Draws. 889 Coach Street. Phone Vaoiflo 8181. NICKELODIOPJ 130 Sixth Street , "CaughtatHighTide The INIcRelodlbn 148 O rand Avenue TAMV 1, -Oh, That Oat." 9AMX XX, "Ancient Head Oear." EXPOSITION RINK FREE TONIGHT Drery lady eattfar oat this Journal adl and presenting It at tli Expo Rink tonigat will toe admitted and furnished pair of skates free. TOW Watches and Watch Repairing Is our business, and we strive to turn out good work and good goods at rea sonable prices. Try us. GOODMAN'S TtawSs-? 811 Horrlaoa St, Bet. rtrst and Troat, SLABWOQO Oregon & Washington foot of Hamilton Ave. Delivered on Short Notice and In Any Quantity Lumber Co. Phone Main 2163 Diamond Roof Stains AXiXi SHADES MADE FROM CREOSOTE 5 Gal. Lots 75c Per Gal. Portland Sash & Door Co. 830 PBOBTT ST. FOBTXtAITX), OK, the middle one, while in the Mozart composition he brought out the dainty grace as well as the loveliness of the music. The version of the Vivaldi con certo was Mr. Krelsler's own, and in the Moxart work the cadenzas were written by him. The audience applaud ed him frantically." From the New York Herald. Best for yon ! n best md, Ua cream sad Setla skin powder. re Satin Only 28c. Schwab Printing Co, I mmst irons. nxAtONAtiB rnicts 1H STAW.K STKtEli Wcblool Oil Blacking Kakes Shoes Waterproof rreserres leather Hot Skins At aU Sealers. r. We must sell at once B0 DIP slightly damaged sewing , . machines. Including such tfPnlirnOn wel1 known makes as ncUUtllUIl singers. Wheeler Se Wll- in Couintr f?""- J3?!"88-. Whites. Ill uviiius nuuaenoias, uavn. to make room for 810CK. s. s. exetsxk 835 Morrison St Kazan eta Bids;. Machines etc, new DRAY AGE STORAGE V TRACKAGE Machinery, Safes and Merchandise Moved & Stored 2 CLAY S. MORSE SSL, 4th & DAVIS warSoW 13th & HOYT TEETH sRf Save ' Money Come and have free examination. WE EXTRACT TEHTH TTRWIT" BTT VER FILLINGS, SBo UPlGOLD FILE INOS. 76o UP; SET OF 'TEETH, $4 Tool SPLENDID SET. li.001 JOlB CROWN8. S2.S0 TO $8.00. All work guaranteed for ten years, Ladv attendant almri n.nt Art work done absolutely without pain by specialists of from It to SO years ax- Boston Dentists Horn Those Afl030. - -Fiona BUta 8030. ; S1H Xontooa St. Opp, rostoffloa, TO DXJTH. Visit The Little Hungary Somethlar KewA Seolvded Setreat. 9 AO. ..-; --- Austro Bongarian Resfasrszt MT Taylo sv. Bet. Seooad and Third. The Best PUce In Town to Eat at a Nominal Price. TST US TOO AT ONLY THE BEST IN LIFE AND " ACODKNT JNSURANCZ o. x. wxsroir SOB Walls Fargo Mid. -dENUINO ROCK SPIUTJGS CO:. sous acsvts. INDEPENDENT C0AI A"3 ICE f , tSS STASX STETtrT. ; Opposite Uty library. ioia Ji " - 0- ' mmJ t .