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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURAU PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENINO, MARCH 17, 1903. Town Topics r ' Helll- ': .Hni 1 . , , - .......... .a ww... , Maker ., , , ZlrV . .mpir ...-8! In Nw York (lran4 . . Vaudovl'l i-vrlo "The' Stowaway" Star "On Thanklvlnar Day" ,W. C. Olbaon wlU b placed on trial In th circuit court , tomorrow on th chart of assault to rob O. H. Kelser on January a. Tha caaa waa act tor wway, but tha prosecuting wltnaaa had nui appeared ana Deputy District Attor ney Ada ma told tha court h hid been informed that there had buen aoma af. fort by tha defence to get Kalaer to leave town. TUe defendant attorney! dented knowldg of such an attempt, and within hail an hour Kalaer came Into tha court house. Olbaon, who haa vverai umea eacapea proeoution and van anocner cnanca," i charred witn 'ling 33 and $ gold watch from Day girth's trial oq tha chare of cDiunouiing to me delinquency of Jen nle 8ighers. a 17-year-old girl, waa be gun before a Jury in Judge UanVenbaln't unpiniDioi ox ma circuit court mil morning. Dr. William Elsen, who waa Jointly oharged with Smith and with fcrnest Hey Diane, of the X-radlum inatt lute, waa reoently -convicted, and the esse la now on appeal, lleymana haa ainco fled to avoid arreat In another caaa treated at hia 'Inatltute.- The 5 in mie morning taauried that Smith ok her to the lleymana place to have a- vyarsviion penormea. r The Stat railroad commlaalon will meet thla afternoon In tha Chamber of Commerce to hear tha testimony In the caee of South Portland manufacturer against ino southern Faelfl Railroad company, xho point at laaua 1 an ef fort on the part of the factory owner to aecure connection between the poumern racino track and tha United Hallway lines at Columbia and Water traeta. Tha manufacturer urg that with auch connection they would be able to greatly facilitate their ship ment. William H. Garland will deliver an address on "Advertising Bank" at the regular meeting of the Ad club tomor row evening. Th meeting will b held In the board of trade room at I o'clock. The eeml-annual election Of offlcera will take place. Tha following nomi nation were made at th list meeting: Prealdent, Charlea N. Black: first vlce prealdent, E. J. Jaeger; second vice- president, . Scott Hosorth; treasurer, Scott ed Johnson and W. J. Tucker. Th Portland Railway Light A Power company is to spend all of th surplus earning above the actual operating x penee during 1908 for the various Im provements which have been oontem- flated for months. In addition between 600,000 and 1 LOOO.000 Is to be expended by the company along the same line. C. M. Clark, prealdent of the executive committee, who ha been in Portland several weeks, left yesterday for Phila delphia, hia home. The Insurance and Investment busi ness has proved to be sufficiently at tractive to win Joseph A. Boyce from his alleglence to the railroad bulnesa. and he has resigned from the position of contracting freight agent for the Great Northern to enter the offices of W. L. Horgan. He will be succeeded in General Agent William Harder office by John I. Springer, at present travel ing freight and passenger agent for the Great Northern. A masquerade ball will be held at Kern Park on th Mount Scott carllne tonight for the purpose of raising funds for the purchase of a chemical engine for the fire protection of the Mount bcott district. Arrangements were completed at the meeting of the Mount Boott Improvement association jast night. me Montavuia board or trade, re cently revived and rejuvenated, will meet this evening in the broom factory on Villa avenue. At the last meeting offlcera were elected and committees appointed to secure some needed im provements. These committees will re port and other new and Important bUsl ness will be taken up. The Curtis Lumber company of Mill City and F. W. Bpencer and E. Keen of Salem filed a petition in the United States court yesterday requesting that the Salem Box & Lumber company be declared an Involuntary bankrupt. The liabilities of the firm are said to be 16,700 and the assets 14,000 according io iue petitioners. The New Tork state society will hold Its regular monthly meeting this even Ing at the home of the president, Miss Llda M. OBfyon, 147 North Twenty first street. Business of Importance win come oeiore me meeting, ah New Yorkers are cordially invited. Last night Dr. Coburn preached at Taylor street Methodist church on "The Four Calls of God." There was a large attendance and much interest, with definite results. The S o'clock Bible reading led by Dr. Coburn was especial ly, good. Articles lost and found on the street cars March 16: Fifteen umbrellas, 1 pin, 2 purses, 1 specification of a house, 1 jug, 1 can. t packages, 1 basket, 1 suitcase, 1 key. Call at the lost article room of to O. W. P. Railway station, corner First and Alder. Tomorrow will be Neal Dow memorial day at Central W. C. T. U.. in charge of Mrs. E. H. Roper. The quarterly re ports of the officers and superintend ents will also be read. Mrs. Minnie Watson has begun suit for divorce from T. M. Watson In the circuit court. She alleges nonsupport and over fondness for bottled cheer. They were married In 1887. judge uantenDein nas denied a new trial In the case of J. J. Crawford, who was recently convicted on the Ivory Soap it keeps the country clean. There is no exaggera tion about this state ment. It is a fact. Nearly every grocer sells Ivory Soap. ' Nearly , every well-to-do Ameri can family uses it; for the bath, for the toilet or in the laundry for the finer things. :v Ivory Soap 99 M Per Cent. Pure. u ' " . BRISTOL The Best $3.00 HAT Made ALL COLORS ALL STYLUS LVLRY HAT GUARANTEED Sold 311 harg of aaaault upon B. Mlckel with Intent to rob. He will bo sentenced In few day a. Georsre Maula was ar raigned on the charge of passing a worthlesa check on D. L. Houston. He waa allowed until Thursday afternoon to enter his plea. D. F. Hsrdman. Dave B. Mackle and Churle Cleveland have announced them selves a candidates for the legislature on th Remibllcan voters choice plat form. Jo nil Miller of precinct 60 and J. J. Brown of 5 want to represent the Republicans of their precincts on the county committee, while J. H. Velie of B. W. A. Conover of 23. W. L. Beckner of 60 and George B..Hardner of 67 have a similar ambition on the Demcoratlc side, as shown by declarations filed with th county clerk today. John Wynne, convicted of manslaugh ter for killing W. H. Du Puis, will be sentenced in a day or two by Judge O'Dnv. At the close of the trial last weok his attorneys secured until Satur day to take further action, ana Attorney L. B. Reeder. his chief counsel, now uvvu that h Hoes not exnect to RDDeal. but will allow his client to be sentenced at once. Millinery Oneninr Mrs. Lizzie I. Doane, the 'east side milliner, will have her opening display of spring millinery Wednesday ana 'jnursaay at izo uranu avenue. "Golden Grain Granules" I used by 60,000 people In the northwest It I the Dure cereal coffee. It tastes like coffee. It cures insomnia -nd nervous ness. W spong and press your clothes and shin your shoes, all for $1 per month. Mam 614, A-4314. Wagons run everywhere. Unlqu Tailoring Co, !0 Stark. Stationery store a: J4t Mor-lson street, near Third street, witn a run Una ol etanonery z-na dim.uk. doom. Davis & Kilburn. Phone A-1611. Cold feet made warm by wearing RlwrnnnrieH. Guaranteed satisfactory or money back. Albert Bernl, the drug gist, 233 Washington street. Rats war. San Francisco $5 Includ ing berth and meals. Finest passenger ship on the Pacific coast. Frank ioi lam, agent, 128 Third street Steamer Jesse Harktns. for Csmas, Washougal and way landings, dally ex cept Sunday. Leave Washington street dock at J p. m. Tom B. McDevitt has filed his dec laration to become a candidate for the ReDublican nomination for Justice of the peace. Woodward Dancing academy tonight Class lesson, 25c. Private lessons daily.. rate lessons dai and Saturday. Socials, Tues., Thurs. Automobiles of all kinds, new and second-hand, from $160 upwards. Hen ry Wemme, Front and Burnslde. fit Patrick suDDer. :30-. followed y concert, Tuesday night. White Tem ple. Admission so cents. Acme Oil Co. sell afety coal oil and fin gasoline. Phone East 789; li-iuu.. Woman's Exchange, 133 Tenth street, lunch 11:80 to 2; .business men's lunch. i . B. W. Moor, expert photographer, Elko building. Seventh and Stark sts. Big Special. Franklin-Barnes market. m M.. a tkl. '. n q it' n nana. W. A. Wise and assoclatea, painless dentist, Third and Washington. Berger, signs, show cards. 234 Yamhill. Dr. E. C. Brown, Eye-Ear. Marquam. D. Chambers, optician, 12 Seventh. Teams for hfre. Phone East 424. Journal want ads. 13 a word. Car nrlo Oyer Hadlson Brldg Tm- poratuy Suapandad. TTntll further notice, on account of the repairs being made to th Madison street oriagre, passenger " o wnnd. Mount Scott and Hawthorne ave . . . . it aii nue lines will transfer to and from th Portland Railway car at Grand and Hawthorne avenues. Leaving time from Grand avenue will be eight minutes later than tha time given in time card from First ana Aiaer streets. Psssenaer for Oregon City. Caza dero lines and th Oaks will take cars at East Morrison ana water streets. The leavlnar time at East Morrison and Water street will be the same as Is now shown In time card leaving Port land from First and Alder streets. An extra service, marked "O. W. P. Transfer Car," In addition to' th Wa verly, Woodstock and Brooklyn cars, will be maintained by the Portland Railway division over th Morrison street bridge to Grand and Hawthorne avenue, In order to take car of th gaasenger on tha Bell wood, - Mount cott and Hawthorne avenue lines. Oregon City,-Casadero . and the Oaks cars can be reached by taking any car crossing Morrison, street brldg. v i Only by Morrison, 0pp. Postofficc AT THE THEATBES -2 "The Toymaker" Thursday Night. The attraction at the Hei'lg theatre, Fourteenth and Washington streets, for three nights, beginning next Thursday, March 19, with a popular price matinee Saturday afternoon, will be the famous San Frannlsco opera company. Thl ever-welcome company, with Jolly Teddy Webb and charming Daphne Pollard, will present the dainty, delightful comic opera, 'The Toymaker." The advanced seat sal opened this morning. Musical Play Next Sunday. The musical-comedy success, "Com ing Thro' the Rye," with a company of 65 people, will be the attraction at the Heilig theatre, Fourteenth and Wash ington streets, for four nights, begin ning next Sunday night, March 22, with a special price matinee Wednesday aft ernoon. This will be one of th big gest and best musical shows of the sea son, ins advance seat sal" will open next Friday morning at box office at the theatre. "Dream City Success. "Dream City" has captivated the town. It Is at the Marauam and has been praised by all who have attended the Marquam this week. The ahow la a big musical affair which -comes di rect from Joe Weber's theatre. New York city, where it ran all last season. Little Chip and Mary Marble, two of the best known entertainers In the coun try, head the organisation of slnrers and comedians and there is a singing chorus arrayed in beautiful costumes. Matineo Saturday. "Zirav" Great Play. Miss Blanche Stoddard, the Baker stock company's leading woman, is mak ing a spienaia recora tnis weeic in tne star role of Zlra, which Portland thea tre-goers saw Florence Robert In a short time ago. The nlav is a strons; and Intensely interesting one, being an adaptation of Wllklo Collins' "The New Magdalen." Saturday matinee. Superior Vaudeville. The head of tha Grand bill Is held by Gllday and Fox, a couple of Hebrew impersonators, who are repeating the hit they made In England. To those who want comedy a generous suddIv Is provided. There are comedians, a mon- oiogist, a clever trick bicycle act a "girl act." a funnv specialty In which a comical .automobile is introduced, and aside from these there are a number of other specialties. "On Thanksgiving Day." A pastoral play which la the equal of way uown h&st." is the attraction at the Star theatre this week. The name of the new rural comedy Is "On Thanks giving uay ty owen Davis. The FTencn stock company Is giving a splendid per formance of "On Thanksgiving iay and the bill is one which will find favor In the eyes of discriminating theatre-goers. Matinees Thursday and Saturday. Matinee Tomorrow at Empire. For a blir. hearty laugh, one should fro to the Empire this week and see "81 n New York." This is the title of a series of ludicrous adventures that De tail sis, the funny Indian srlrl. and her fiinlnt friends on th occasion of their nrst trip to' the big metropolis. Mat inees tomorrow and Saturday. Six-Say Ban. Thp bis; six-day race opened last night i mo tJxpo rink, with a large attend nnce. and the race was full of alngrer from start to finish. A. Waldsteln, the Vrisco boy. who won the bis race In Chioago, was delayed by a washout and did not ret in tne race last night, but w; i rn hand tonlftht. GETTING OFF WRONG Our governor Is lookln' o'er th foun tains to th east To that city where there's nothln but one long, continuous feaat An' th' poor man gits a slttln' an' th' dollars to him roll, 'Cause most everything that happens doesn't happen 'lthout toll. A mart'U go to Washington who couldn't buy a beer. An' his job begins to ''gross" him seven ihousan' plunks a year, An' r,is' thing people knows about he's sailln' In the air. An' th' paper laud th' feller as a "prince" atf "millionaire," r - - - - - Oh, George, remain at home with' us, jus like a dear, sood bov. An' be as ever you have been our heart's delight and Joy; , An' let th' Union Laundry still your linen nollah hriarht: Oh, governor, don't walk off Into that "Eternal, Nightl" - . ."Polishers to the Governor. . ' Tels. A-1233. Main J8s S; J Second and Columbia. ( 'Hi) l(E GflAffilST Here is another one of those big specials o! the FRANKLIN-BARNES MARKET for Wed 'nesday selling. A large crowd Is expected and we have engaged an extra crew of help in all department. IF YOU WANT TO BE ASSURED OF THESE BARGAINS WE ADVISE ' YOU TO SHOP EARLY. v LARD 4-Ib. Pan I ..... 1Mb. Pail This Lard is the best in the market and every ' bit of it absolutely guaranteed. Meat Specials POT ROAST OF BEEF, choice steer meat, per lb 8j STEAKS, per lb IO SHOULDER ROASTS OF PORK, per lb.. 10t to 12e SHORT RIBS, and all choice cuts of Boiling Beef, per lb Of Come and get acquainted with us. Get accustomed to trading with the Franklin-Barnes Market; Watch for the Franklin-Barnes specials twice-a-week- something new all the time. If you are looking for the largest, best and most generous market to trade with, you have found it Franklin - Barnes Market MOME2 PtlONB y A-H03 inC-IAf LV? 1 UUULlllVlJll 0 - m 1 L OTtaJ m T'vi m Small Turbans and Toques with mmm wings, auills. ribbons. etc f3.00 to ?9.00 Medium Street, Suit and general utility Hats with flowers, spot nets, ribbons, pins, etc. . . f4.00 to 12.00 Broad effects in graceful curves and straight Merry Widow Sailors 4-60 to 15.00 Dress HaU, including imported and domestic patterns, showing absolutely proper Pans and New York ideas, at extremely modest prices 10.00 to 35.00 FRAB FY'S mGED store II BlPi 11H a J 212-214 THIRD STREET CALIFORNIA HOTELS San Francisco's TWO BUST X0TXZ.8 Xtmin th sain maaagaa! HOTEL JEFFERSON TUMX AJTS OOVQM STBBXTa 850 Boom. ISO rrlrat Baths. European Flan SUM to tSUK). Amerioaa rUa $3J0o to S10.OO. HOTEL STEWART OZABT tt. ABOTB tnrzosr QUAjaB. 850 Booms. 160 PrlTat Baths. Zaropsan Vlaa LS0 Upward. Oaf a la. Carta. 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Palac Hotel. Ban Francisco. SIVENER SENTENCED TO PENITENTIAEY J. P. Blvener. brother-in-law of M. O. Bradley, th man who shot Policeman mttinva. waa aentenced to serve an In- determinate term ljt th tat peniten tiary by juaare uantenDein in tne circuit court thla morning;. Several days ago f pUaaed guilty, to th charg of ob- ! ...$1.00 TUi-A Cfn Between Stark OREOON PHONB 1 JUlJJ A till U 47llvCl and niSTIMTWE A Minrarnv ........ . insneciion mviiea Fairmont Hotel BXM rmajrczBOo. It superb location affords th best outlook upon the beautiful bay. th surrounding hills and th rapidly growing city. It magnificent appointment, perfect service and cuisine pro vide every luxury and comfort th traveler can desire. The same wise manag ment which mad the old Palace Hotel famoua throughout th world cater to you her. Slngl Booms, 83.80 pwardj Sillies, $10 upwards. Zvery room with a bath. UNDER MANAGEMENT OFTHH Palace Hotel Company Hotel St. Mark TrmA Oodd OaRland. Calif. A New, Modern eifht story, fire-proof bohi containing 250 tunny, outside room connected with bath. Opened Jan. I, 1908. Equipped with all the lat est convenience Jtnown to mo dera hoteldom. Large, Cght, sunny sample rooms lor com mercial men. Direct car lines and hotel auto mobile but. to S. P. 1 6th St. and Santa Fe depots. St Inark Cafe. Cuisine and service unrivslrd. Fine Orchestra, Elegant appointments. Rates (European plan) from fi . 50 and up, IStls St. at rrasaklln One block from the shopping district. Hotel Hamlin EDDT AND LEAVENWORTH STS. First permanent bijr botal down towa. Contains 100 beautifully furnished steam heated apartments, 40 baths. Prhrste telephone ser vice. Sample rooms for commercial travelers. Eddy Bt. eara from ferry pass tha door snd connect with 3rd St, can from S. P. Depot. Bates from $1.00 up. Phone Private Ex. Franklin 428. a n rancisco MTT SJTOOX VX Con vi He Publishing Co. ,.: . 41S kUBQUAK rXSO. talnlngr money under false pretense by passiiyt; bad checks. Th indefinite term mean a that he must serve at least on year andV may erv as Ions; . seven. It his behavior Is not good fed I?ECIfiE Fruit Specials APPLES, extra choice,, per box, $1.50 to $3 LEMONS, choice San Emldios, per doz. .10 ORANGES, very choice, per dozen 30 Dairy Specials CHOICE OREGON RANCH EGGS, 2 dozen for 35 FRESH CREAMERY BUTTER, roll, GO Wijblogton PRIVATE EX. Ga -That Easter Suit bnouid do selected with a careful regard for the sea son's styles should be neat, well-tailored, fit. correctly nd have a distinctness and "class" that makes a man feel proud when he gets in side of it. in other wortls Columbia Tailored Here the opportunity is af forded for selection from hundreds of the latest weaves, patterns and colors; here, artistic cutting and fitting .is a specialty; here ?ou pay a price you can af ord; here you get the best of everything at the lowest Juices consistent with care ul workmanship. Suits That Fit Suits That Wear Prices That Suit Salts $20 to $50 Trouters $4 to $13 Dress Suits from $45 Up GRANT PHKGLEY, Mgr. Elks' Building Seventh and Stark L MILITARY ACADEMIC PORTLAND ORE j A Boarding and Da School for Young Man and Boy. Iee. U. a Military and Naval Academies. Ae fredlted to Stanford, -erkeley. Cornell. Am aerat and ail Stat Unl. raraltles and Agrioultural Colleges. Manual train. Ing. Business oourse. The principal has bad IS yearsr experleno In Port, land. Comfortable . quar ter Beat envlronmenta Mak reservations - now. For Illustrated catalog nd other literature ad. Arts v,.- ...-v.? J. W. HILL. u. D., maotpal aa; rsosmtos, ONLY T HE BEST IN LIFE AND " ACCIDENT: INSURANCE asm. westoxt M WaUa raxro BMg., U'cWoot Oil Claclvlnn Make ' sQio : Waterproof - lrarre Xiaui ao aUila--At all 9air. AsTOSXKXHTS. - Prleesi Oai. Aam. $uoo Opan.TiM 130 , ia.oo 93.60 13.ro 3 TOaiQBT, a as Kreisler- Bauer Xa Maralfloaul Frog-ram HetUg Thaatr l - Carriage, 10:90 p. Bb - ' DIRECTION ' Xrtls Btr-Wyaa Coaaa at aell'g MARQUAM - OR AND Y Portland's Famoua Theatre - Mala t Tonight andItemalnder of Week --i - i Matinees Wednesday and Saturday - Follow th Crowd and Visit Glorious ; DRBAM CITY ... A Laugh In Every T.lne -Th Ortest Musical Comedy la Year Minings. :'Bc, JOo 75c, $1; Matinee, . 26c, 0o, 78o. ; HEILIG THCATRQ Ifia aad Wasbiagtoa , Phone Main 1 and A 1121. v Three Nlaht Besrinnlng Thuraday , Popular-Price Matinee Saturday , aw raAjr chco opxxa co. nr "THE TOYMAKER." Evnlna;w, tl to jfic; Mallne. 7to to tSa BAKER THEATRE Phon- GEO, L. BAKER, Gen. Manager. Permanent home of th far-famed , Uakcr Stock Company. Ton!ht All thin week Matin 8at, urday. First Portland stock produo-. tion of tho magnificent and powerful play. , "SUIA." One of the grfatpst plays of the nttr year. Kvenlng prlcea J6c, t5c, 40CJ matinees, l5r, ;;,c. Mast Week "Who Wa Wr tl." CriPIRE Theatre SSVm f MILTON W. 8KAMAN. Manager. One solid werk of fun. Matlhee Wed. nesday and Haturday, . Mi" nr w tobk. Hiram, Mandy, Zeka anil John, all th JA)sey County chnmcters. A big , cream of laughter. Their adventures on the Bowery, at thn Waldorf and other well-known plnces of interest. Don't miss It. Night prices, 16c, 15a, 15c, 10c. Matinees. 10c. 20c. Wxt attraction. "What Women Will Do THE STAR " SssViS: Fob th Entire Week of March 15. THE R. E. FRENCH STOCK COM PANY PRE8ENTH Vane 4s Sullivan' Sensational Rural Drama, Hoir TXAjTXBOiTnra bat In Four Acts. By Owen Davla. Matinee Sundays. Tuesdara. Thuraw day and Saturday at 2:10 p. m. Price lOo and 20c. Evry evening at - 1:1. Price ISe, 2Sc and 18c. 5 THE GRAND Vandevllle de Luxe Entire Week of March If. GILD AY & FOX. England' Foremost Hebrew Imperson ators ana comedians. MAT BE9ZUB i And Her Villas Cut-Up. F. F. Montressa's Great I. A. T. B. B. Motion Pictures, Showing "Th French Spy." LYRIC THEATRE Both Phone i Main 4485; Home A-109S. Week Commencing Monday, March l. The Allen Stock Company Presents Th Celebrated Comedy Drama, , "THE MTOWAWAY." Matinees Tuesday, Thursday, Satur day and Sunday. Prices lOo and 20c Every evening at :15. Prices 10c, JOo and 30c. Boxes 60c. Office open 10 a, m. to 10 p. m. NICKELODION 130 Sixth Strot THE PRINCESS IN THE VASE ; Motion Picture Theatres WE RENT LATEST FEATURE FILMS 1,000 fast Reel. Including Sons Slides, $5.00 to $7.50 Weekly. Newman Motion Picture Co. ' IIS Burnaid Bt, near Fifth. bt. ravrxxars xasqttsbass OAKS RINK Tonight Tonight KEOOSa BAGS OATS' BACES Exposition Rink Be A. WaUaUln. TEETH snsnSavc Money Com and hav free examination. WE EXTRACT TEETH FREE: BTXm VER FILLINGS, X6o UP: GOLD FILL IVflS. 7K TIP? aw no WfTU , aa. SPLENDID SET. 18.00: GOlA CROWNS, 11.50 TO 15.00. All work guaranteed for tan years. ' Lady attendant always present. All work don absolutely without pain by HDAolftllsta tit frnm 1 tis 9 A ! perlence. Boston Dentists . . Mom rboW A-8030. wf0 Vhon Vata 1030. y y . asm Morrison St.. Qpp. Postofflo. Diamond House Pain t GUARANTEED B gallon lota, S1.40 per gaL ' 1 gallon lota. S1.50 pr gal.' , Manufactnred by :''' PORTLAND SASH & DOOR CO. S30 rxoat 81, Portlakd, Or. 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