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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY'; JOURNAIv PORTLAND, , WEDNESDAY. EVENINO, . MARCH 11. 1808.. mmmm miij iu mmm n ? T I Tovffl Topics 1 TOSIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS. t V. -. . ,i .i J..m . V : iTelllg i't, .. t. .'."Merchtnt of Venice" Xfarquam Moving Frctures i nnpira , -a oyn oval Biave" Grand Vaudeville Lyric ..."Our now ur Star "Anita, the Slnslng Girl" ;Th mildness of ths valley cllmata and lis -adaptability to s semltroplcal frulls Js frequently noticed. It has been demonstrated that lamoni i can be grown Jn the Willamette valley. A correspondent. Albert O. Yates, writes of a mnn nwnd bv Ur. Hen 4 .1 -.........II... whlnh t ft n rl out MIIVAI U. 1 " ' ... . of doors the year round esoept aurlng the cold out weather. The three la eight years old. about three feot high and IS now In bloom and bearing.,. The lemons from thta tree measure about four tnriia .n m-uv anil ft v' the other and am nf fin. nualitv and flavor. If lemon treea were grown out of doora thw mirlif Mr. Yatea thinks, need a tant cloth covering during the coldest weather, but -no other protection would be necessary. . As a result of the efforts of W. X Colllna of New CastleT Pennsylvania, a party of Jl persona will leave Nw Castle within a ahort time for Portland. with th Intention or acming in ur on. Mr. Colllna has circulated among lila townspeople literature aaverusini the state and Its resources, and has sue. .iit in mmlnt considerable Inter eat. In a- letter to the Chamber of Commerce. ' Mr. Collins says that now Is the time to advertise Oregon throughout western Pennsylvania, and specially in - the Plttahurgh district. rliere thousands 01 people are out 01 employment, many of whom are seri ously considering moving to a new country. . E. II. Wemme Is making preparations to begin the erection of a brick business house on the quarter block at the northwest corner of Seventeenth and Burnslde streets. The height of the building has not been determined upon. but will be regulated by the needs of the prospective tenants. The old frame shacks are being torn off the site, pre paratory to beginning the excavation. Mr. Wemme also owns the 60 by 100 foot lot north of this corner on Beven tenth street, on which he is consider ing a proposition by a Seattle concern to put up a building for use aa a whole sale house. This lot and the adjoining quarter-block on the south was pur chased bv Mr. Wemme 18 months ago for $95,000. AgEEWgMOBE DA YS TO SAVE FROM S40 TO $80 Below is a list of what (s left of our Clearance Sale of Used Upright and Square " : ""-i Pianos, also Piano ' ? - . Players. Collard A Colfard .... jewel i-iano . , Manner & Son memng li.miuwil ..... ...... iiinse ....... Weser Bros.1 . tiawig Anon Pease Marshall A Wendell Fischer , Hlnie Weser Bros Victor Marshall A Wendell Ilardman Stelnway Hobart M. Cable .. ..!... Crown Hush A Oerts .... .....,....,.. . . V A Square Deal on Squares We have a number of good, depend able Squares from $10 to l0. Splendid lor practice. Piano Players Also We have several of the 1906 and atandard 1907 atylcs of the genuine Pianola, the atandard oiano-oii from 1115 to IS00 odds Also a number or that con and ends of Dlano-nlayare have been repaired In our shops. slating of Apollos, Ceclllans, Angelus, Judge Bronaugh In the clrcujt court yesterday granted a non-suit In trie case of Margaret Fettlng, aa adminis tratrix of the estate of William F. Fet tlng, against Martin Winch. She claimed $7,500 damages for the loss of the life of William F. Fettlng, who was employed In Janitor work and was killed by a fall from the elevator last summer. The non-suit was granted on the ground that the accident waa caused by the negligence of another employe, 4 fellow servant, and not by any fault of Winch. Simplex, etc., ranging from $70 to $100, Including spme rolls of mualo. Write us or call us ud on local or long-distance phone at once. These snaps are sure to be picked up quickly. In ease a better piano is A Mired later. our regular exehaaare agreement ner- mlts selection of any high-grade new Instrument, allowing1 au paid on the original purchase. We should get all cash for these In struments, but If you desire payments we win arrange tnem to suit your con venience, for the mere addition of the usual simple interest. Ellers Piano House, the "House of Highest Quality," 363 Washington st, corner of Park. George J j. Simmons of Laldlaw was appointed receiver of the Three Sisters Irrigation company by Judge Wolverton In the United States district court this morning. Amount of bond waa placed at $10,000. Mr. Simmons will act In this capacity during the time that the com pany Is Involved tn litigation with the state. The suit Is the result of a con tract between the state land board and the Irrigation company to reclaim sev eral thousand acres of land In Crook county. It will be possible to avoid the East Side freight yards at the east end of the Madison street bridge. This will f" Ive the company a double track from he bridge to the Sellwood mill. Dur ing the summer traffic has often been Inconvenienced owing to the congested condition of the freight yards, and the additional trackage to pass around this property la to be the result. New aspirants for places on the Re publican county committee have filed announcements with the county clerk as follows: Phil Metschan Jr., In pre cinct 40, James H. Hoyt of Troutdale In 102. Emmet H. Kelly of Troutdale In 104, K. E. Reed In f, D. Stein In 29, R. B. I,aseell in 3. H. 8. Upham In 43 and V. V. Hart In 38. J ' I f ' I 1 A 4," t 4 ' DEPARTMENT The most comfortable shopping place in Portland the only exclu sive department in the city invites your inspection of BOYS' SUITS RLtfXRS AND TOPCOATS MISSES' SPRING COATS WASHABLE SUITS All of this season's newest produc tions at our usual modest prices BEN SELL! LEADING. CLOTHIER TEETH w t sm. . Money Articles lost and found on the street cars March 9 and 10: Twelve umbrellas, two packages of laundry, one box, three suitcases, one satchel, three purses, one fur collar, one pin (gold), three pairs snoes, one pair pincers, one hug, one icey, one muHlo roll, one lunch box streetcar tickets, pork (snlt meat). Call at the lost article room of the O. W. P. railway station, corner FMrat and Alder, E. I,. Davidson Is on trial In Judge Gantenbeln's department of the circuit court on the charge of stealing a $3.50 tea cloth from a local department store. The jury was not secured this morning until after a special venire had been issued to fill the box, as other Jury cases mere In progress In the other departments. In the t'nltcd States district court yes terday Judge Wolverton awarded dam ages to the Marlon Trust company, of Indiana, for $112.1)8. 47 , against (he uoia mil canal company, iwo years ago the Gold Kill company sold bonds valued nt $100,000 to the trust company ana defaulted in the interest payments. The property of the canal company at uoia Mill is to De soia. A novel entertainment will be given by the Epworth Methodist Episcopal church at the Oregon building, corner Twenty-seventh and upsliur streets, Friday evening, March 20. The par ticipants are all from the Methodist Chinese mission and a unique entertain ment la promised. All are Invited. An address will be given by Brlga o,er Jenkins of Seattle, Thursday even ing, March 12, at 8 o'clock, at the Sal vation Army hall, 249 Madison street. Subject. "World-Wide Salvation Army." The brigadier has Just returned from a trip to Marshneld, Grants Pass and Salem. The service last night at Taylor Street church was the best of the spe cial meetings held so far. A large au- leriCA llstpnpd to iir lohiirn flnrl rhn nitsnse inieresi jrmriueBieu nunnr inn entire service marked the spiritual work of the meeting. Harry R. Eaton, formerly proprietor of the cafe, room 10, Chamber of Com merce bldg., has purchased the saloon, northwest corner Fourth and Washing ton MAW QilhAhllJ V.l will be pleased to see his many fj-lends Frank Lamb yesterday afternoon pleaded gruilty before Judge Cleland to the "charge of stealing $149 rem the Le Roy rooming-house. He was sen tenced to serve one year In the peniten tiary. Eighteen hundred feet of new double track Is to be laid on the . comimny's property along East First street t& the Portland Railway, Light A Power com pany for the passenger trarrio, so that At a meeting of the street cleaning committee of the city executive board yesterday afternoon the contract for four sprinkling wagons and a street sweeper was awarded to Beall A Co., for $2,fT0. Only one other bidder ap peared. This was Studebakrr Brothers, who asked $2,120. Victims of coughs and colds should not waste time and money In experi menting with worthless nostrums, but get a bottle of Kenyon's Cough Remedy from Albert Bern!, the old reliable drug gist. 233 Washington street, and got results. It cures when others fall. WE 10 WHAT WE MY The Only Exclusive Cash Furniture House in Port land, Which Means a Saving of About 50 This Week's Specials Rocking Chairs like cut, in golden oak and golden maple, wood and cobbler seat, at $1. This Folding Go-Cart, with rubber tires, at $1.95 We have the only fan cy collapsible Go-Cart, Which has springs so you can use it for an infant, at $10.00 Our coat fronts never break. , We are showing E00 styles In spring novelties for men's wear. Held Bros., tailors, can save you $6 to $16 on your spring suit 214 Tllford building. Tenth and Morrison. Charles A. McMonagle, S, L. Hays and M. H. Clark have filed articles of Incor poration of the Western Life Under writers' company. It has a capital stock of $250,000. Stationery store a. 249 Mor.'lson street, near Third street, with a full line of stationery s.nd blank books. Davis & KJlburn. Phone A-1811. This Davenport in cor duroy or velour, any pattern and color, at $19.50 i Be guided by the ex perience of tens pf thou sands of women who KNOW organdies, lawns, dimities and wash silks, should be washed with Ivory Soap and none other. Why? Because Ivory Soap, unlike qiost soaps, is pure. No "free" alkali in it; no coloring matter; no adulterants. I wsW M sk 99.Jl$o Per Cent. Pure. Rate war. San Francisco $5 Includ ing berth and meals. Finest passenger shiD on the Pacific coast. Frank Bol- lam, agent, 128 Third street Steamer Jesse Harklns. for Camas. Washougal and way landings, dally ex cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street dock at S m. "The Union and Unity of Christians," special address tonight by Dr. Wilson, First Christian church, Park and Columbia. Hedgins Corn Cure removes corns. bunions and callouses; 25c a bottle, nt Bonn s drug store, 233 Washington bL ft TritlKri r ij mi. ii i niirrTTrnr "i i --Trmmi.iiriw.jr i t"i nTisjiwH"W" u.- ' T ' "o ALL GOODS AS REPRESENTED OR YOUR MONEY REFUNDED Acme OH Co. sel; safety coal oil and fine gasoline. fnone Kisi 789; 11-1007, Woman's Bxchango, 1SS Tenth street, lunch 11:30 to 2; business men's lunch. W. A. Wise and associates, painless aenusis, j nira ana wasnington. Dr. A. F. Knoder, dentist, removed to Bza coroeii Dunaing. Berger, signs, show cards. 284 Yamhill. D. Chambers, optician, 129 Seventh. Journal want ads. lo a word. Spectacles $1.00 at Metzger's. r AT THE THEATEES -a Last Time Hanford Tonight. Tonight at 8:15 o'clock at the Hell I g theatre, Fourteenth and 'Washington streets, the last performance of Charles B. Hanford In spectacular production or "Aniony ana uieopatrar win ne given. Mr. Hanford Is supported by Miss Alloe Wilson and a capable com- tany. Seats are now selling at the heatre. "Black Crook" Sale Tomorrow. The big spectacular musloal extrava- gansa, "The Black Crook," will be given at the Helllg theatre. Fourteenth and Washington streets, next Sunday and Monday nights. March IS and 16. The advance seat sale will open tomorrow morning at the theatre box office. The Three of Ua. The Three of Us" in tbe beautiful olav of that , name, which the Baker company is presenting all this week to crowded houses, consists 'of Rhy Mao chesney and her two younger brothers, who are holding onto a Nevada 'mining claim and Miss Stoddard, the nsw lead- larflii FiriiSnire Co 166 and 168 First Street ?mna have free examination. ' WE EXTRACT TKHTH KRKK: Bile. VER FIIXINOS. 6o UP? GOLD VilC- SPLENDID SET, $8.00: QQUS CROWNa $1.50 TO $5.00. U All work guaranteed for ten year. Lady attendant always pressnt. All work done absolutely without pain by specialists of from 12 to 20 years ex perience. Boston Dentists Home rnoae A-2030. none Mala 0030. SSlVs Morrison Opp. Fostoffloe, CURES RHEUMATISM JIjOOcJIIO Rolden's Rheumatic Care 2r sottle. rer bottle. am nnnuu mxxzsT tom. RHEUMATISM nr m xajtt roua. Sciatica Neuralgia Nervousness Sleeplessness Nervous Headaches Neuralglo Headaches Nervous Dyspepsia Nervous Affections TRADES SUPPLIED Br A.W. Allen & Co. Wholesale end Retail Druggists, I6th.4 Marshall StL, Portland, Or. PACIFIC COAST AOENTS. AMUSEKXKTS. Two Performances Today, f . OXABX.SS B. XAXI-OftD , if Special-Price Matinee 2:1k- o'Clock. . "M UMMCBjUFg or Tiller Tle Tonirht at l is. "AWTOIIT AID d-IOPATBA" ' gvenlngs, $l.tQ to c: Matinee, tl to S8 A New Departure The cost of Interments has been greatly reduced by the liolman Under taking company. Heretofore it has been the eastern of funeral directors to make charges for all Incidentals connected with a fu neral. The Edward Holman 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 embalming, hearse to cemetery, outside box or any services that may be re quired of us, except clothing, cemetery and carriages, thus effecting a saving of $26 to $76 on each funeral THE EDWARD HOLMAN UNDERTAKING CO. aao TZXB9 it- com. IlLHOV. THE JAS. I. MARSHALL MANUFACTURING CO. Show Cases. Cabinets. Stora and Office Fixtures ouni OAW IUUAY . He'"! Theatre Next Frlds , ne ramous Lyrlo Soprano, -Madaine liuiaa , tT A trtM? w ml Assisted by Mr. Albert Rosenthal. Cellist. K ' MARQUAM GRAND ,' ; ; ' All' Week " 1 Pronnuneed Hit '. . ' kotiow snorvBsa MIBKT WIDOW . tmb aomirLiii two omrxAJis F. O. Banar. llluairataJ Cf. Continuous performance, 2 to 10 n lOe AWT HAT10o p. m. BAiUK THEATRE rft0BM GEO. L. BAKER, Oeii. Manager. -Tonight Ail Week -Matinee Saturday. t 'L",1 Jr,m l,r Popular Prices, . Rachel Crother's Great New York Success "tn mil or A play of unusual beauty and Interest One of the big ones, for which the . Baker Is noted. Evenings. 26a ISc, 60c; matinees, 15c. mw,. ib-jlv term . EMPIRE Theatre ESTut 1MJ.LTOn w- BEAMAN, Manager. All this week. Matinees Wednesday and Saturday. -A BOTAX. WbATB.' - A Romance of Old Mexico with Musical Interpolations. By Clarence Bennett. . Author of "The Holy City." A magnlncent production Thrilling r,v ' " ""mi siory, rue Fair God." Nights 16c, 25c, $Je. lOc. Matinees 10c. 20c. 2fet Attraction Mgi, u v(w Xnk.n ' THE GRAND-Vaudev ille de luxt For the Entire Week of March ., OABLiatl B SOO AJTO rOaTT CIBCTTS, Teaturlag "Towj" World's Greatest STADIUM TUO, 2keaomenal Bing Act. F. F. Montreasa's Great Motion Pic tures, Showing "Cupid's Pranks." . THE STAR ""' f7-ii" For the Entire Week of Vfarnh l The R. E. French Stock Co. Presents -AjriTA, tm axzroura anv A Comedy Drama In Four Acta. . First time produced by a stock company days and Saturdays at 2:20 p. m.. prices 10c and JOc. Every evening at 8:16 p. m., prices 16o. 26c and 26c Seats may be reserved by either phone. LYRIC THEATRE Both nones t Mala 4685; Home, A-10S6. weei tommencins; Monaay, Marcn , ' ine Alien stock company Presents A i nree-Aot Farce, , - "OTB WW OXBXm" Matinees Tuesday. Thursday. Ratnr. day and Sunday. Prices 10c and 20c, Every evening at 8:15. Prices lOo, 20o and 30c. Boxes 60c. Office open 10 a. m. to 10 p. m. tore Tronts Chanred. Koases Bemod lad. Oeaeral Contracting, Plans Drawn. g Coach Street. Phone Paoiflo Sill. Clem, the older brother, is -portrayed by Howard Russell. Matinee Saturday. A Royal Slave at Empire. "A Royal Slave," which Is at the Empire this week Is one of the stand ard plays that come year after year and always receive a welcome. It is a beautiful drama of old Mexi co, and is especially noted for It's gor-J geous scenery ana Biage sellings, -i ne plot Is a fascinating and Interesting one and was written by "Clarence Bennett, author of "The Holy City." Matinee Saturday. "The Butterflies." "The Butterflies," one of the moving pictures being shown at the Marquam this week. Is considered one of the most beautirui rums brought to Portland. It is several hundred feet In length and every incn nas been painted by nana. The film,- Is a reproduction of a grand spectacular entertainment prepared for e king of Italy. "The Merry Widow" la another of the films, this being- taken from the New York production of the oDera or mat name. "Tbe two or phans" Is the third of the moving pic tures on ine curiam. .reriormancea from I until 10:30. Carlisle's Dog and Pony Circus. Carlisle's dor and pony circus at The Grand this week is an unusual attrac tion and one which all the children In Portland should see. Especial, attention will be given the little people Saturday and parents should send the youngsters to the Grand on that occasion. Asldo Watch Repairing EVERY JOB GUARANTEED UlCftllli OIIU MASS SB DtVUUBlUt ,UW HW 1V I - ine woman, who has become a great CilCT M A N WlTOHHim favnrlta with avervona who ha a aaan I v J If 111 t 1 JEWEI.SB. FREE COFFEE Be Convinced That You Can Get tha Best Coffee for Your Money at D. C. BURNS COMPANY You Are Invited to Call and Try the COFFEE That Has the Taste That Tempts So delicately blended, so appetising that you simply can't resist FRBE D. C. BURNS COMPANY 208-210 Third Street, Bet; Taylor and Salmon I Diamond Roof Stains AX SZADES MADE FROM CREOSOTE 5 Gal. Lots 75c Per Gal. Motion Picture Theatres WE RENT LATEST FEATURE FILMS 1,000 feet Reels. Including Sons Slides. $5.00 to $7.50 Weekly Newman Motion Picture Ct. l Burnslde 8U near Fifth, MCKELODM 130 Sixth Strsct ' The Blind Boy and The Will Changed The INIckelodlon 140 Orand Avenue ; This Week: PASSION PLAT Portland Sash & Door Co. 30 7BOVT ST. VOB1XAV9, O. WOVAI A amlnatlon free. SrSCIAXTT U. X. OXAJT. the nnlv Chinese woman doctor In this city. She nas cured many af flicted sufferers. Cured mim. also throat and lung troubles: stomach. bladder and Kidneys land diseases of all kinds that the human flaah la heir to. Cured by Chinese herbs and rnnta. Ramadlea harm less. No operations. Honest treatment. tax Sit Clay St.. cor. Third. Machinery, Safes and Merchandise Moved & Stored DRAYAGC STORAGE TRACKAGE CLAY 5. MORSE 4th & DAVIS waring 13th & HOYT $chwab Printing Co. 147k S T A R. K BTKIKt! We must sell at once 60 slightly damaged sewing including sucn from the animal act there are a num ber of clever entertainers on the pro gram. Play with 3Iuslc. "Anita the Singing Girl." at the 8Ur theatre, Is a play with music. This Is one of the many new plays which the French 8tock company is presenting Its catrons this season. 'Anita the Stnftin Olrl" is a comedy drama or New York life and has a romantio in terest such as resr otner pjys jmaseaa. . "Our New Girl" Tonight. It Is certainly a great farce that the Allan tnrk ooRiMnT is nresentlnr at the Lyric this week, and If you enjoy jher in the role Is playing Rhy. and jail Morxlsoa St, set, ltrst aad front.' a good, hearty laugh, you should cer COFPEE Poor coffee is commonly sold in bulk, not in pack ages; no goodx coffee should be sold in bulk. Tour groeer returns your money If yea don't like Schilling's Best; we pay him. tainly go and see) It Between the aots, moving pictures are shown of the drama VMonte ChrtstOj . , ( Ria o mar.hines. UnAnrttn well known makes as IICAIUUIVII singers. Wheeler & Wll- Cn.,,',r. sons. Domestics, Whites, 1(1 jGWIfle Households. Davis', eta. as i to make room for new 83S Morrison St., Maraaant Bids'. ONLY T HE BEST IN LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE o. x. wxiTOir aos weus raxro Bids. Wcbfool Oil Blacking Makes Shoes Waterproof Freserrea leather Hot a Shine At all Sealexa. TO OAKS RINK TOIVIOHT Tree Admission to Ladles. ' AMATEIR RACES T0NIGBT IkASZBS A9MZTTE9 lUs Wz-Oar Xaoa Starts Moadar. EXPOSITION RINK V to butb. Visit Little Hungary A most delightful place to eat. ' Elegant furnished rooms by tha ' day. weea or monin. now open ana ready for guests. - . . 24? Taylor St. Bt. 2nd & 3d F. W. Baltes Company and inrito yonr inquiries for PBINTING First and Oat SLABW00P Delivered ca Shcrt ; Notice end In Any Quantity : Oregpii & YasMngton Lumber Co.' foot of Hamilton Ave.