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Newspaper Page TextTHE, OREGON DAILY JOURNAIV ' PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENINO.J MARCH, 18, .1908. AarcsxioearTs. ir- 1 v 11 11 1 . n i ii Toivn Topics SI TONIQET S AMUSEMENTS. Marquam ! . ."Draam City" Baker. l........ZlmH Kmplr ....... ....."Sis to Nw Tork" . . Vaudevl'le LTyrlo ..The stowaway Btar .......... ."Oa Thanksgiving Da Frd Marvin, a logger, waa arrested thla morning on a. warrant' charging him with assault and bttry. Tha ar ret crow a out of a brawl that started in Martin'a saloon on Firat street,' iwen Madison and Main street, laai night ovar tha payment for drink. Tha complaining witness, "Kid" Berg, aaya Marvin started, tha trouble by trlklna him In tha face, breaklnr hla nose. The combatant then adjourned to me atreet outaiae me eaioon, wncr tr.e light waa renewed. Berg aaya Mar vin continued to attack him, and that unauy m aeir aeienee tie arew ni pocket knife and atabhed Marvin In the race. The Wound Inflicted waa not eriou on. 1200. Marvln'a ball waa fixed at Multnoxnah county will hold an Inatl tute In tha Baptlat church at Sellwood Friday, March 20. commencing at 10 a. m. The following well-known peraona will dlacuaa tbeae queatloaa: Mr, H. M. Clinton. "Temperance and Ita Re lation to the Sunday School Work"! Mra McKlnley, "Non-Alcoholic Medlcatlon" Hr. Esther PohL "Health"; Attorney F. B. Rutherford. 7,Oregon Uw"; Mra. E. H. Roper. "Mothers' Meetlnrs": Mra M. M. Sleeth, "Map Exercise1': Mra. 8. Alice Hanson, ' Benents or a Local union." At 7:41 six young people will conteat ror tna sold raeaai. Muaia for tne even ting furnished by Miss Jennie Oray and Mr. Dale Mathawa. Take Bf 11 wood car no Tacoma avenue, ra one block tnw&rri jssver. Funeral aervlcaa were held yeaterday lover the remain of the late E. L. Cold weu, rortiand pioneer newspaper re porter, at the family home, itf Grant utreeL A large ooncourae of people rrom all walka of life ware present, ittestlng to the wide circle of friend rac ny tne aeoeaaed. Dr. F. L. Eliot Conducted the aervlcea and H. W. Scott, under whom the deceased worked for nacy year a reviewed the life of hla iriena. me pan Dearer were aa follows: Honorary pallbearer H. W. Bcott H. a nttock, Frank T. Dodge. K. u, Dur- hm, T. C. Devlin and Sylvester Farrell; active pallbearer Edgar B. Piper, O. C. LelUr. E. W. Wright. N. J. Levlnaon, aripur a. ureene ana josepn aiacwueen. It W. Lemcke; the well-known realty Dealer, baa opened new of floe at 110 111 Corbett building, which are among ne beat located and nicely fitted offices n the cltr. Mr. Lemcke la Drenared to five hla client the benefit of a very arge list of city and farm properties, bealdaa inalda nrorjoattlona which will DDeal to the home or inveatment aeek- Sr. The office are on the second floor )ust at the first landing, ao that the alevatora are not even neceaaary to get per , Beginning next Sunday, March 12, the Mount Scott cara leaving Portland S:0 m. will run to Oatea Station, return leaving oatea at :u a. m., arriving at Portland 10:16 a. m. Beginning on Mon day. March 21, the Mount Scott car leaving Portland at 11:20 p. m. will run to Gate, arriving at 12:05 a. m. dally, axcent Baturdav and Sunday. On Batur- lays thla car will connect with the Dresham apeclal leaving Portland at 11:30 p. m. t Frank H. Lamb will deliver a lecture bn "The Hlatory of Logging on the Pa- Mfln Onuit" t the Y. M. C. A. thla ivenlna before the claaa in forestry. rhe lecture will be fully illustrated by tereooticon views. Mr. Lamb has studied lncrrlna closely, and the Indus frv la Indebted to him for many original Ideas, that he has put to practical uae (.nat naa maae logging mure iuciumiui and lesa expensive. John Morgan, Joseph Paquet , Kirk Sheldon, J. G. Royle, John Sealy and J. Wells acted as pallbearers yesterday kfternoon at tha funeral of Captain Francis West, who died Saturday night kt his home, 112 East Twelfth atreet. Rev. George B. Van Waters conducted he servloes at St. DavlrTa Episcopal hurch at Belmont and East Twelfth ktreets. The revival meetings continue with unabated Interest at the Centenary Methodist Episcopal church on the east ide. A large chorus cnoir leq tne ser ies last evening and Rev. McDougal f Mount Tabor and Rev. Montgomery f the Third Presbyterian church were ipon the platform and assisted In the erviee. Dr. John A. Mcllwaln, a practicing thyslclan of Mount Tabor, died sud enly yesterday' afternoon. He was II ears old. ana a graduate oi ine um erslty of Pennsylvania, He came to 'ortland from Kansas City, but his elfltlves live In Philadelphia, where its remains will probably be sent. Don't fall to investigate. Electro odes you wear them in the shoes for he relief, cure and prevention of colds, heumatism and nervous disorders. Ab olute specific for cold feet Guaranteed atlgfactory or money back. Ask for Ircular. Albert Bernl, the druggist, 28S 4fihlngton, near Second. George F. Holman will glv a talk n the "Art of Illumination" before the krts and Crafts society at the Muaeum f Art. corner Firm ana Taylor streets. omorrow night. . All member of the ociety are privileged to invite their rlend. Tha Bunnyslde Push club will meet t Bunnyslde schoolhouse tonight at 'clock. Report will be received from ommittees on health, street and fir scape ror tne acnooinouaes. Remember! Tomorrow, breakfast arid iincheon at the Baltimore Dairy Quick 0c, etc 287 H Washington, back of pboy new itotncnua Duuaing. Nearly the entire morning session In tidge Gantenbeln'a department of the Ircult court was consumed In securing Nearly everybody knows that Ivory Soap is the best of bath soaps. But a great many peo- pie do not know that Ivory Soap Is just as good for toilet use as for the bath and for fine laundry purposes. rf T4- la i-Untttrh nnrl fnr v lb a9) fciAWMg,"! w the- very same reason. It is pure soap; and nothing else. Ivory Soap 99 , Per Cent. Pure. M 4 I Y SPECIAL iLGouUsh ri,- Fresh meat' delleloo ly apleed and gravy . that la nu greasy roxAT vwra '. Rcinbratcn Tender" "meat without In' our fa L prepared un nqu v way, ao aa- to malt m your mouta TQIKQMM&lt V'MTIU V. aa. In passing get a pock et menu card Bsaaeaal rctev Anslro-Dnnfljrian Eeslaoranl V 7 Taylor t- aetweea Beeoad aad. TUrA lurv tnr lh trial nf Xff. C nikan who Is charged with holding up O. H. Kelser with a revolver the night of Jan uary I. Gibson and two other men are alleged to nave obtained lift in money ana, a vaiuaoie goia waica. Vpon the recommendation of Deputy District Attorney Eserly, County Judge Webster ha dlsmlsaed the nonsuoDort charge against J. P. Hanrlon. The wife wrote a letter to the district attorney saying that she did not desire to prose cute tne case as ner nusDana haa paid her t'ih and oromlMd lit Der month nereaiier. Amps Weiss waa released on parol! by Jug Oantenbeln yesterday after noon after he had pleaded guilty to the cnarg ox contributing to the de linquency of a minor and had been sen- j teneed to on year In jail. Wetas Is a youth of previous good reputation and there were other mitlgatlni mere were other mitigating oircum- stance that Induced Judge Gantanbela to be lenient. Frank Segula this morning pleaded guilty to a statutory misdemeanor be fore Judge Bronaugh In the circuit court. He was charged Jointly with Martha H. Brunke. wife of P. H. Brunke. Segula will be aentenced next Baturday. Stationery store a 141 MorMaon atreet. near Third atreet, with a full line of stationery and blank books. Davla o Kllburn. Phone A-181L Rate war. San Francisco IS tnOn4- lng berth and meals. Finest paasenger ship on the Pacific coast. Frank Bol lam, agent, 128 Third street. Steamer Jesse Harklna. for Camas. Waabougal and way landing, dally ex cept Sunday. Leave Waahlngton atreet dock at ) 9. m. Acme Oil Co. sell safety coal ell and fine gasoline. Phone Eaat B-100I. Woman' Exchange. IIS Tenth street- lunch 11:80 to I; business man' lunch. Trellis work, wire fencing. Portland Wire & Iron Works, Second and Everett W. A. Wise and associates, oalnleaa dentists, hird and Waahlngton. Big special. Franklln-Barne market Seg ad in Friday's paper. . Dr. A. F. Knoder. dentist. SfemoveA to 828 Corbett buUdlng. Berger, sign, ahow carda 184 TamhUL D. Chamber, optician, 128 Seventh. Team for hire. Phone East 424. Journal want ada. 1 a word. Car Service Over Madison Bridge Temporarily Sus pended. Until further notice, on account of the repairs being made to the Madison street bridge, passengers on the Sell wood, Mount Scott and Hawthorne ave nue line will tranafer to and from the Portland Railway car at Grand and Hawthorne avenue. Leaving time from Grand avenue will be eight minute later than the time given in time card Xrom First and Alder streets. Passengers for Oregon Cltv. Cazadero lines and the Oaka will take cara at East Morrison and Water streets. The leaving time at Eaat Morrison and Water street will be the same aa la now shown in time card leavlns- Port land from Firat and Alder streets. An extra service, marked "O. W. P. Transfer Car," In addition to the Wa- erly, Woodstock and Brooklyn cars, 111 be maintained bv the Portland Railway division over the Morrison street bridge to Grand and Hawthorne avenuis, in order to take care of the oapeenaera on 'the Sellwood. Mount Scott and Hawuiorne avenue lines. Oregon City, Caaadero and the Oaks cara can be reached by taking any car crossing Morrison street bridge. GIKL WITNESS TEARS NOTE TO PIECES Falling to agree, the Jury in the case of David Smith, charged with contribut ing to the delinquency of Jennie Sigh era, was discharged by Judge Oanten beln In. the circuit court last night. The Jurors were out nearly five hours, being discharged at 9:30 o'clock. Jennie Signers, the prosecuting wit ness, who Is 17 year of age, came near being sent to Jail for contempt of court during the forenoon because, while on the witness-stand, she tore Into frag ments a note that was handed her to contradict her testimony. She had de nied that when the defendant visited her at the hospital, following an opera tion at the X-Radium Institute, she had slipped an endearing note into his pock et. When a note was handed her and she was asked if she had written it, she angrily tore it to pieces. Smith took the stand In his own be half and denied that he had conspired with Dr. William Blaen and with Ern est Keyman of the X-radlum Institute to have an Ulenl operation Derformed. He admitted having; paid Hey mans $100 co treat tne gin, out aaia ne aia not know her condition. Ha said he had intended to marry her. New Business at Monroe. (Special DUpatck to Tt looms 1.) Monroe. Or.. March 18. Monroe now haa another general merchandise store. James Carpenter, who for the paat year has been employed in the store of A. WUhelm & Son, has embarked in trade on his own account. Bis-Day aeea. Tha Kxoosltion rink waa well filled with an enthusiastic audience laat nlahi and one of the best races "ever seen was srlven. Every raoer wa full of enercv and bound to win. Be tha race to night Tomorrow and Friday will Dosltlvelv be - the last days for discount on east tide (a bill. Portland Oa company. gm t s ssff-Lao at MtUtars. , . -i,, :g means a wonderful saving, as it is not necessary to heat the oven from 10 to 12 minutes, or longer, as on many ranges, before putting the baking in, but immediately after the burner is lighted the work 'in the "New Process" oven can be pro ceeded with without a moment's delay. An examination of the oven burner in these ranges and the construction of the oven interior will con clusively demonstrate the remarkable saving in operation on this new type of stove. We show these ranges in several styles and sizes from $14.00 up. Prices include installing and connecting where gas stubs project. Garden and Lawn Tools Lawn Mowers, Ltc in the Basement Department Sol Garde, Prop THE JAS. I. MARSHALL MANUFACTURING CO. Show Cases, Cabinets, Store and Office Fixtures Btore Tnnta Ohang-ed, Zonae Remod eled, Oeasral Oontractlnt;, Plana Drawn, B89 Ooaob Stmt, rnoa Paolflo aiSl. SALEM LINE PUT ON UNFAIR LIST At a meeting of local No. 125. Inter national Brotherhood of Electrical Worker, in Union hall, at 205 Vi Firat treet laat night, the Salem Electric railway waa voted unfair and ordered Placed on tne unfair list. The trouble between the electrical worker and the Salem road I due mainly to the lack of accommodation for the electrician along the Une of the road. The men were required to go to work at 7 o'clock in tha morning. As there were no accommodation for the men near their work, they wera forced to return to Portland every night. The first- car doea not leave Portland until t o'clock every mornlns. hence, the elec trician were forced to lose an . hour very oay. They demanded pay for thla hour as well as time , and a half for overtime. The company refused tha de mand and about one-half tha electrical worker on the Una left their Job. . Tomorrow and Friday 7 will positively be the last days for" discount on east aids gaa pills. Portland Gas company, mm y(m-v ' I . ... - " . ' , .,,...,., , It '"" ' ' i i I'. '.L. J. "New LsJf sTsBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBfelsf ill mzu 'Bi i Iraeacaanjl 0HPLETEH0U5E-FURni5HER5 (LJmi i a. i 1 1 mini i i 1 , t ,i, i , , i i i Q WE 69-71 THIRD A New Departure Tha eost of Interments has been greatly reduced by tha Holman Under taking com Dan v. Heretofore It has been the custom of funeral director to make charge for ail incidental connected witn a fa neraL Tha Edward Holman Undertak Ing company, the leading funeral di rector of Portland, have departed from that custom. When easket 1 furnlahed by u we make no extra charge for embalming, hearse to cemetery, outside box or any services that may be re quired of us, except clothing, cemetery ana carnage, m us eneciing saving of 126 to 176 on each funeral. THE EDWARD HOLMAN UNDERTAKING CO. 180 TJLLKO IT. s-1 OOB. BAUstOV. woauur a pzczaxtt acma. a. x. oxur, the only Chines woman doctor la this elty. She ha cured many af flicted aufferera. Cured private and female dls. eases, also throat and lung troubles: atomach, bladder and kidneys and diseases of all kinds that tha human flash la hair to. Cured by Cblnea herbs and roots. Bemedle harm less. No operation Honest treatment. Ex amination fro. Mi Clay at, opr. Third, fiebwafrWriniing Co. . attriror.iiMJ$oirjtirntrcM$ T STAR.K - STREET Process" Gas Ranges We have just received a carload of these efficient and economical gas ranges, embracing every style for which there is a demand. Nothing can equal the "New Process" for quick work and case of opera tion. The linings and bottoms of these stoves are open, so that the heat comes in direct contact with L i, i -i ' i . . the article to be cooked or baked. This is a great advantage and Imam tousTI Reopening of the Chicago Clothing Co. UNDER ABSOLUTELY Our great SUIT SALE started in with a showing of new SPRING SUITS in lOoOO Could not be bought less than VALUES UP TO $18.00 AND $20.00 FOR BIBJOO RIGHT THE STREET, Between SLABW00D Oregon & Washington Lumber Co. Foot of Hamilton Ave. F. W. Baltes and Company inrite your inquiries for PRINTING Main 165 Home A116& Phones First and Oak 1908 Styles in Folding Go-Carts and Carriages Now Being Shown rush this morning. The all the latest shades at $15.00 elsewhere. WRONO Oak and Pine Delivered on Short Notice and In Any Quantity Phone Main 2163 CURES RHEUMATISM flolden's Rheumatic Cure Par battle. Vr kottta. ST TJrTBaUrATj UKI9T TOB. RHEUMATISM nr xra acAarr tomwl Sciatica II Nervous Headaches Neuralgia Neuralgic HeadachM Nervousness n nervous uyspepsia Bleplssnes U Nervous Alfecuons TRADE BUFPZJBO BT A.W.AUen&Co. WboIeals and Retail Druggists.,; 16th i Harshil! $ Portland, Or. PACIFIC COAST,;AOCHTaV.'T Shoes Furnishing Goods Hats B SL2S I TMUATRU Mill aal WaaWagloa one Malrii l'n! A-11J1. 1 NIOHTS BllNNTNU TOAlORltQW Bpeclal-Prlce Matln'e fKaturdaf. ' . avur nuMQinoo or-MA CO. UK I "TMIT mVMAVPBK Bvenlngs, fl to I6cf Matinee, 7c to 15a, MARQUAM GRAND , Phone Bfaln s. a , Portland Famous Theatr. ' Matinee Today at 1:1$, Tonight and R. Follow the Crowd to Delightful And visit Little Chip and Mary Marble. Amusement for all; merriment and meU ody; brilliant specialties; the greatest novelty yet. Evening. 26a 0c. 1c. lit Mat., c, 60c, 76c. BAKER THEATRE Phone Main I A-6t GEO. I BAKER. 0n. Manager. Permanent home of the far-famed Baker Stock Com nan v. Tonight All thla week Matinee Bat urday. Firat Portland atork produc tion of the magnificent and powerful play, "SORA." One of the greatest play of the entire year. Evening price I5o, 36a, 60c; matlneee. Kc IBc. Meat Week "When We War 81." EMPIRE Theatre ETm MILTON W. SEAMAN, Manager. On solid week of fun. Matinee Wed nesday and Baturday, "sir nr irw tobk. Hiram, Mandy, Zeke and John, all the Posey County characters. A big scream of laughter. Their adventure on the Bowery, at the Waldorf and otter well-known place of Interest Jton't miss it. Night prices, 16c, tic. Sc. 50a. Matinees. 10c, 30o. If est attraction, "What Women Will Do" THE STAR ko srw,at"l2S For the Entire Week of March 15. THE R. K. FRENCH STOCK COM PANY PRESENTS Vance ft Sullivan's Sensational Rural Drama, -OK TXAHKSOrVTira DAT" In Four Acts. 11 y Owen Davis. Matlnaes Sundaya, Tuesdays, Thurs day and Saturdaya at i:iv p. m. Price 10c and 10c. Kvary evening at 8:16. Price 16c, 5o and 35c. THE GRAND Vaudeville de Luxe XnUre Week of March II, GILDAY A FOX. England' Foremost Hebrew Imperson- atora and comedians. MAT UDSUI And Her Village Cut-Up. F. F. Montressa's Great I. A. T. B. B. Motion Pictures, Showing "Tha French Spy." ' LYRIC THEATRE moth Phone t Mala 4e8S) Xom A-lOflS. Week Commencing Monday, Marcn l. The Allen Htock company rreaents The Celebrated Comedy Drama, "TKM STOWAWAY." Matinee Tuesday, Thursday, Satur day and Sunday. Prices 10c and 20c Every evening at 8:16. Prices lOo, too and 80o. Boxes 60c. Office open 10 a. m. to 10 p. m. NICKELODION 130 Sixth 8tret THE PRINCESS IN THE VASE The INIckeiodlon THE BLIND BOY 140 GRAND AVENUE THIRD RACE TONIGHT EXPOSITION RINK Positively a clean, fair race, fast and furious. Skating before and after. Motion Picture Theatres WB REJTT LATEST FEATURE FILMS 1.000 zei tieeia, tnoiuoing eong oiiuea. $5.00 la $7.50 Weekly Newman Motion Picture Co. 181 Burnalde EU near Fifth, TEETH sim, Save Money Coma and have free examination, WE EXTRACT TEETH FREE: Sltm VER FILLINGS, 86e UPsGOLD FILL. INGS, 76c UP; SET OF TEETH, 84.0OJ : SPLENDID SET, 88.00; GOLD CROWNS. 82 B0 TO 88.60. All work guaranteed for ten rears. Ladv attendant alwaya present. All work done absolutely without pain by specialists of from 18 to SO years' ex perience. Boston Dentists Xom Phon A-&030. rbons Xato K030. ; 891U Monrlsoa Bt Opp. Posaofflc. Diamond Roof Stains A&& SXABZ9 "',.-' J, V MADE FROM CREOSOT3 " 't 5QaI. Lots 75c Per Qal. Portland Sash & Door Co. aso rmowt nr. fobtsjuts, oa. 0RAYAGE STORAGE Machinery. Safes nd Merchandise Moved & Stored TRACKAGE 21 CLAY 5. MORSE lU, IH. t niVIC fen ; i an. linn t WuaiATIO warehouae flt RUM Wa must sell at one 19 slightly damaged sewing kU.. 1 1.. 1 1 - . Big Red nPfllfninn weU known make aa in Sewing sons, Domeatlcs. Whit. Households. Davis, etc. Machiacs roow r M 33 MorrtsoB SW Kaxaaaa Bldf. ONLY " W LITE AND T HE ACCK)lNT .INSUXANCS UEfdi ?b03 WaO Itito mli3. Wcblodt CI1 C!::::?- ; Make Shoe Waterproof r"""' satA-'arot EtiuieAt si iiifc'-M CCILIG ..f -A' v .