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THE OREGON , 0AILY, JOURNAU PORtLAND, THURSDAY ; EVENING, :.. MARCH 28, 1801
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TONIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS.
iUIk' M, ;. .-The Lady and tha Burglar
JwJrquam
MaKr . . .
Kmplre..
Lyrlo....
pur.....
Grand . .
When We Were Twenty-One
What Women Will Do
.. "Hasel Kirk"
"The Secret Dispatch"
, VaudevilU
I:
A stockholder of tha Butta Boya Con
aolldated Mining company, while In
Goldtleld, went down the ehaft of the
mln mrA whll alirehdlnK Secured tWO
pleoea of ore from the aide of the shafty
This waa without the knowledge of th
management On Tuesaay in or w
assayed by another atockholder, who l;
connected with a local assay offloe, and
one sample ehowed valuea of over 1380
and the other more than $400 to the
ton. The exact flgurea are given in the
company's advertisement In another
pan of today's Journal. Portland share,
holders are quite exultant over these
essays, and the fine report made by
United States Deputy Mineral Surveyor
Parks, who recently made a critical ex
amination of the property.
The United States civil service com
mission announcee an examination on
April 16 to secure eilglbles from which
to make certification to nil vacancies in
the poeltion of fish culturlst at Bose
man, Montana, salary 640 per annum,
at Leadville, Colorado, at $600, and an
Mhir Tnnin mIsbIssIddI. salary
I&4U, and other vacancies as they may
.occur In the bureaa of fisheries, depart
ment of commerce; ana to mi v
vacancies In the position of trained
nurse (both nwe ana iamai; m
arv of 1720 per annum, wun dob
& auartera. and vacancies requiring
Tstmllar qualifications as they may occur
in th Philippines service.
As a result of injuries received by
falling from a railroad trestle near La
Center, Washington, a few days ago,
Jamea Mcintosh, a loiterer, died at Good
Samaritan hnaDlts.1 n 6 o'clock yester
day afternoon. The man was brought
to the city two days ago for treatment,
neither ha or his friends believing his
injuries to be of a serious nature. Very
little Is known of Mcintosh here be
yond the fact that he has a considerable
sum of money on deposit in local
bank. The body Is In charge of the
coroner and will be held pending a de
cision of his friends or relatives aa to
Its disposition. ,
Central W. C. T. U. met Wednesday
aftenoon. Mrs. Kockwood spoke on the
work of the city library. She spoke or
the children's room and the effort to
lead them to read the best books, and
referred to the work In the county.
There are five reading rooms and sev
eral depoe.lt stations. Mrs. M. M. Bleeth
spoke on the Union Signal, the organ or
the National W. C. T. U. Mrs. Margaret
Houston spoke for the White Ribbon
Review, the Oregon paper. She also
talked about the Crusader Monthly, for
the boys and girls. Next week will be
the monthly tea. Dr. Esther Pohlwlll
address the members on "Heredity.
Councilman Baker introduced an ordi
nance at yesterday's council meeting to
nmhihit hiwinrn and vendors from op-
ratinor in tha downtown district. The,
reason given for introducing the ordi
nance Is that the vendors line the city
streets and force merchants paying
large rents Into competition with them.
Another reason Is that the streets are
littered with the refuse from such
stands. Councllmen Beldlng and Drls-
coll announced they would oppose tne
measure when it comes up ror passaae.
The ordinance was referred to tne
license committee.
A Union .Provident league with over
sno eharter members was instituted at
the Red Men's wigwam In the 8elllng
ui..h v...ii.iinor Tuesday evening. Urii-
cers were elected and arrangements
made for thetr Installation and exempli
fication of the secret work of the order
Tuesday. April 7. at wnicn um an
elaborfttewro(?ram of music and other
fntertalnlng- features will be rendered
for the pleasure of the members. This
society was organised by Portland busi
ness men and has Its supreme mm- i"
this city.
Ask Your Grocer
About the Monopole Offer
of Two Canp for the Price
' of One This Week
WADHAMS C& KERR BROS.
PORTLAND, OREGON
Spanish-American and Philippine wars
who served between April 23, 1898, and
July 4, 1902. The organisation is also
for social enjoyment, "the furtherance
of purity In politics and public affairs,"
and the inculcation or patriotism.
Judge Gantenbeln this morning con
tlnued the case of A. C. Emmons
against Thomas Owens and T. J. Tobln.
In which the plaintiff, a well known
attorney. Is seeking to recover 150,000
ror injury to reputation and ounmeup
by reason of his arret on a charge of
larceny. The case was eontlnin-d to
g-lve time for the arrival from Nevnda
of another witness for the plaintiff, who
Is expected In a few days.
Articles lost and found on the street
cars March 26: Twelve umbrellas, four
purses, one lunch box, four packages,
one picture, one veil, one book, one re
ceipt book for Woodmen, one fur collar,
one telescope. Call at the lost article
room of the O. W. P. railway station,
corner First and Alder.
Information has been given the police
hv Patrolman Craddock that many of
tua r.tvar funda about town are evad
in the law in the matter of permitting
..mkiinir fn r-lirarn A small mecnanl
fat ritre nhftkins: device Is used, the
core being kept by means of a card
nn which are Drinted numbers cor
responding to the various combination
or the dice, uapiainn jwoir aim niun
liave Issued orders to the patrolmen un
der their command to put a stop to this
form of gambling.
R T. Williams & Co.. lumber export
ers of Portland, have aent Frank Wil
liams to the South American coast in
the interest of their trade. Williams
has the advantage of being able to
npeak Spanish, an advantage seldom
possessed by American commercial trav
elers, but always by their European
competitors. Oregon lumber is general
ly sent to San Francisco to be resold
ther for the 8outh American market.
This is not the way of Seattle.
A. Bobleter lias begun suit for $5,000
UKinafCH BlillDi mo & v, i iim ..anna;
fiami finny for damage for personal ln
I Juries which ho says were received No
vember is, i07, wnue ne was waiting
for a car at East Davis and Twenty
plghth street. He says tha car slowed
down as it approached and ho had
rrasDed the handles to get on board
when the conductor gave the go ahead
signal and left him, after wrenching
and spraining his knee.
J. H. Upton, George K. MeCord and
Seneca Fouts have incorporated the
b'oIo club of Oregon, ono of the chlof
objects stated being to promote in a
nonpartisan manner the advancement of
honorably discharged veterans of the
D. V. Hart, who resigned a few
months ago as a road supervisor, has
announced himself a candidate for coun
ty commissioner. In his declaration he
promises economy, no grafts or leaks,
and to avoid giving Special favors to
any part of th county.
Sparks from a burning chlmndy In
the residence building at 148 East Six
teenth street at 4 o'clock yesterday
afternoon set fire to the roof of the
structure. Damage to the amount of
$200 was done before the blaze waa
extinguished by the fire department.
Permission was granted the Portland
Oas company yesterday afternoon by
the city council to erect new gas tanks
and make other Improvements for puri
fying Its gas. The improvements will
be erected at the foot of Flanders
street.
Dan Cucowlth pleaded guilty to the
charge of larceny before Judge Cleland
In the circuit court yesterday and was
sentenced to serve four months In the
county Jail. He stole a revolver and
three razors from Charles Peterson of
North Third street.
To lease for a long term Proposi
tions for leasing for a long term, and
the erection of a building upon the lot
at the northeast comer of Third and
Alder streets, are Invited. V. K. Strode,
17 Chamber of Commerce.
The Woodlawn branch of the Wom
en's club will meet at Woodlawn school.
room 6. Frldar. March 27. at 1:30
o'clock. A special program arranged.
Everybody- la Invited to attend.
Juige O'Day In the circuit court yes
terday gave judgment for $349.3 dam
ages against J. 8imon St Bro. In favor of
L. Shank & Co., who sued to recover
on a sale of charcoal sacks.
EAGERLY AWAITED
Portland Symphony Orches
tra to Give Its First Pro
gram Tomorrow.
The Initial concert of the Portland
Symphony orchestra will be given at
3:30 tomorrow afternoon at the Mar-
quam Grand. The concert promises to
be an occasion of much Importance for
people realize that the support of this
first concert will in a large measure de
termine the future of the organization.
This Is Portland's first attempt to es-1
tnhllnh fl nermnnent nr,tietra nnil thniA '
who know the educational and even the
commercial value of a town owning such
an organization are eager to do all in
tneir power to support It.
Charles Dterke is the conductor and
has succeeded In getting his players In
to excellent trim. Mrs. Beatrice Dlerke,
the brilliant planlste, Is the solotst and
her playing of the Liszt Concerto In E
flat major Is really worth while. The
best musicians of the town Bre among
the 85 musiclana in tha orchestra anil
the work Is catlsfactory. The time has
been arranged to suit the convenience of
teacners and pupils. Following is the
program to be given: '
Coronation March Meyerbeer i
Symphony, No. u Beethoven
Andante c n moto; allegro
Concerto' for pianoforte Liszt!
Allegro maexto tempo glusto. quasi
adagio, allegretto vivace, allegro anl
mato. '
Introduction to third act "Lohengrin"
, Wagner
Le Cygne Saint Saens ;
Paplllons Rosenthal'
Etude ie Schloesor !
Slavonic Dance Dvorab
MAIli FLOAT TO
SYMBOLIZE
IRRIGAT1
rne tnirty-slxth annual meeting o
the Oregon Humane society, for the
election of officers, will be held at the
Unitarian chapel Tuesday evening,
Aiarcn 31. at 7:30 o'clock.
UTILITY
WJLLK
At Bailey's
The Housewife, well equipped
with Bailey & Co.'s, Ih inclined to
conserve Its usefulness with a
working supply of correct
Kitchen Utentials
For instance, you will find tha
following at the Bailey Store:
BOTAZi OBajrXTB WAKJO
EZ.XTS SHAKOS WJLH
TXHWABB
ALTJMIKirM WASH .
- WOODBNWAJB
In saucepans, pie plates. Uni
versal bread mixers, food chop
pern, mixing spoons, strainers,
spice boxes, percolators and the
hundred and one other kitchen
utensils which delight the mis
tress and secure the loyal serv
ice of the maid.
BAILjLY
fnmnanv
a, uu '
424-426
on
We spong and Dress vour clothes
and shine your ahoes, all for $1 per
monin. Main Ml. a-4114. warnns run
everywhere. Unique Tailoring Co.. 30
oiar.
Willamette brand tents are of superior
make, and of best materials. For salo
by all dealers. Willamette Tent & Awn
Ing Co.. Mfgrs, Portland, Or.
For the best eye glasses that can be
had at moderate prices see George Ru-
bensteln. expert optician, 183 Fourth
tnmu
street between Yamt
. and Taylor.
Sixteen applicants are taking the city
civil service examination ror Inspectors
of streets, sewers and sidewalks at the
city halt today.
Steamer Jesse Harklna. for Camaa.
Washougal and way landings, dally ex
cept eunaay. weaves Washington street
aocK at z p. m.
The funeral of C. M. Cartwrlght win
take place from the Scottish Kite
cathedral Saturday at 2 p. m.
Rate war San- Francisco
er. Frank Bollam, agent.
ih
eteam-Third.
Acme OH Co. sell safety coal oil and
fine gasoline. Phone East 789; B-100T.
Trellis work, wire fencing. Portland
Wire & Iron Works, Second and Everett
Woman's Exchange, 138 Tenth street,
lunch 11:20 to I; business men' lunch.
EL W. Moore, expert photographer,
t.ias Duuamg, eevcntn ana stars sta.
Hong ,Ie Steam Laundry. Flrat
class work; reasonable. Both phones.
W. A. Wise and associates, painless
dentists. Third and Washington.
J? J:, J: McCracken, dentist, Hoth
child building, '
Berger, signs, show cards. 284 TamhllL
Chambers & Son, 12 Seventh.
Journal want ads. le a word.
Delightful KooiUlffht Skating.
This is perhaps the most enjoyable
week or sKating Portland has had. The
music by three complete bands, tha soft
light of the stars and the gentle rays
the floor. Saturday afternoon there
will be a special school children's moon
light matinee and Saturday night there
will be comedy races that will make
you laugh till , your sides . ache. Expo
Kink. . si. . .,. -;, . ,.; '
Irrigation, symbolized hi-
iioii wi an antique Egyptian water i
pweep, will be the inspiration for the
noai wun wnich the Klnmnth FoIIh
cnamner or commerce will represent
that city In the Rose Festival parade.
A committee, composed of John 'm
Judge Leo T. Baldwin and Tom Steph- j
wtoii sppumiea Dy ine cnamoer
of commerce to look into the float ques
tion, and Will W. Baldwin and Frank
Ira White are In Portland today con
ferring with the Festival officials. In I
a letter received from the chamber of
commerce of Klamath the secretary
said that Klamath will have a targe del
egation In Portland for the Jtose Fes
tival and realizes that It Is an excellent
opportunity for her to get before the
eyes of the world. W. A. Delzell Is
president of the organization, and R. H.
Dunbar, secretary.
Noonday Meal Interrupted.
Boarders at the Vallamont boarding
house, West Park and Yamhill streets,
had their noonday meal interrupted by
the cries of "Fire!" today. When the
fire department arrived the basement
was filled with smoke. There was no
damage. Some loose papers In the base
ment had caught fire, presumably from
the furnace, and a slight blaze resulted.
3ra-
Why Not a Talking
chine?
In our forceWut sale we are offerln
strictly brand Wew, latest style talking
machines at terrific reductltuis. 9.60
takes the regular $25 kind. $14.30 eets
the $30 styles, $21.25 the regular $40
values and so on. Pay cash or by the
week or month, but come In. right away
for they're going quickly. Record cabi
nets at 33 1-3 ner cent off. Don't wait
Graves & Co., 328 Washington street.
' Soger B. Slnnort
For District Attorney.
Our People Win
If any man Is wanting for to get Into
the swim.
We have lust a little wisdom that we
would impart to him:
"You will find yourself embarrassed as
With nlmnlA An vnur niMA
If you come before the people with a
stain upon' your clothes."
Tha candidate's a winner who today is
up to snuff.
With a glitter on his bosom and a shine
, upon his cuff:
Hit collar white as snowf lakes his
, whole raiment spick and span
Wnen the tlm comes 'round for voting
people say that "He's my man!"
The fame of our laundry In elections
r nereioiore, -Is
as broad -aa our country e, It's
SDread from shore to ihn
And the man who got the office, if he
isn't now In fall. .
Is the man whose eyes are on us and
who shouts, "Oh, union hall'1
UNION LAUNDRY
v -. "Pilot of the winners." v ,
,tkTels. A-lflS Main 391, f .
V Second and Columbia. vV': v i
- ' ,' .. 'v l : ,.4 .. .
ir:S.
oeni
amins
Stylish Suits
$20.00
TO
$35.00
If you wish to be a
skillful dresser, first
practice going to a store
that understands the im
portance of good taste
and proper style.
"We Always Try to Please"
W 31
1 Morrison, 0pp. Postoffice
HIS MASTER'S VOICC"
True to Nature
The New Victor Talking Machine with tapering arms
brings every kind of music and song to your home. It
brings there to Stay the talent that would cost you $100.
000 to bring there for Just one week. Magnificent band se
lections, beautiful vocal solos, comic recitations and stirring
melodies.
When You Buy a
VICTOR TALKING
MACHINE
You will have the worth of what you pay over and over
again In READ PLEASURE and satisfaction. Other talking
machines cost less than the Victor, but there is no economy
In the purchase of such, because there is not satisfaction.
The Victor, la not merely a talking machine. It Is a musical
Instrument of the highest order. It does not Imitate It re
produces the human voice or tone of any instrument exactly
precisely and It does so almost entirely free from those
screeching, scratching, grating noises always present with
"cheap" machines.
We sell absolutely new Victors as low in
price as $10.00, $17.00 and $22.00. Larger
machines from $30.00, $40.00, $50.00 up to
$100.00. Easy term payments if desired.
Stein way Piano Dealers
Sherman, Clay Co.
Opposite Postoffice
Portland, Stattlt, Tacoma, Everett,
Btlllngham, Spokane
tell
you
what
I'll do!
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"
DEILIG
UVk aa4 WMUaflM
ATVB9AT, sfASOX S8, . X.
j :,
CAPTAIN
I've read a lot of these ads,
and these people seem to be in
:lined to do tne right thing. I
believe I'll drop in and see whst
kind of a place they have. At
the same time, I will
see
what
they'll
do
And if I can do as well there
s I can elsewhere, 111 just
leave a trial order with them.
Now, Mr. Reader, if you will
jo that much, it's a pretty safe
bet that your conclusion will be
A
Columbia
Tailored
Easter
Suit
For
Me
Anything you want to pay,
from $20 to $50.
ROALD AMUNDSEN
In His Famous Lecture, Entitled i '
"THE CONQUEST OF THE
NORTHWEST PASSACE"
Illustrated with HO Colored Views
Box office opens Thursday morning.
Prices. $l.oo. 76c and 0c.
IIEILIG
GRANT PHIGLEV, Mgr.
Elks' Building
Seventh and Stark
IHtiATRfJ
Hth and Washington
TONIGHT AND TOMORROW NIGHT
f. COKBETT
IN 1 HE COMEDY-DRAMA
The Lady and lhe Bnrfllar"
PRICES Lower floor, n sn n -. h.l.
cony. $1, 75c. 60c: sallerv. 60r
MARQUAM OR AND .
Phone Mln A
Portland's Famous Theatre.
Only Four More Performances. Tonight
and Remainder of Week Matinee
Huturtiay.
CBZ3TOB7 C&jjtXE,
Presenting for First Time In This Cltf
"The Power lhal Gov cms"
Evenings. 25c, 60c, 78c. $1; Matinees,
Zoc. 50c, "5c.
MARQUAM ORAIND
Phone Main .
Portland's Famous Theatre '
Next Week. Reg-Inning Sunday, March
29. the Very Latest
Moving Picturta
And Illustrated Songs. Continuous Per
formance. 2 to 10 p. m.
10a ABTT SKAT lOe.
BAKER THEATRE Phq"M ,,5 ;
Geo. L. Baker, Gen. Manager.
All This Week. Matinee Saturday. .
One of the most beautiful plays aver .
written. Henrv V. Esmond's
"WMBT Tl WSU rWVTT-OJTB."
Opening week of George Alison. Leading
Man. Production complete. Stake Ml- '
tings rich and costly.
Evenings 25c, J5c, 60c. Mat 15c, He. v
Vex Week "Baffles."
EMPIRE Theatre S'UT
MILTON W. SEAMAN, Manager. ;,.
Tonight, AH Week, Matinees Wednesday
and Saturday. The Latest Senaa- ',
tlonal Melodrama.
"WHAT WOKE WVUt, DO."
Starnlng and realistic. See the great
shipwreck. A modern play with modern'
Ideas. .
Nlgnts 18c, 26c, $5c, 60c. Mats 10c, ZOo
THE STAR SST'mVmS
For the Entire Week of March II.
THE R. E. FRENCH STOCK CO. -Presents
the Sensational Military Mela-,
drama,
"THE BECBET DISPATCH. "
In Four Acts . . . By X). R. Hlgglns
Matinees Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at 2:10 p. m.; prices 10a.
and 20c. Every evening at 8:16; prices
15c, 26c and S5c. Heats may be reserved
by el'her phone.
THE BUSY MAN
Of TODAY
In order to keep up in the strenu
ous race for business, a man needs
lhe very belt nourishment that he
Jan get. He must start the day well
There is nothing that will give him
the added power of physical and men
tat endurance, or prove more digest
ible and tasty than
A BREAKFAST OF
THE GRAND Vaudeville de Luxe .
Week Beginning Monday, March 21.
, atEEDUE, MXLXB H CO.,
America s Favorite Character Artists. .
Presenting "THE MARSHALL."
sates ft uvrvtn,
Duettlsts and Eccentric Dancing.
BC-i Century Revolving Tiews, "Brit
on's Promise' r. T. Kontressa, X. A. T.
. E., Eahlbltor.
LYRIC THEATRE
Both FaoBsst Mala 4489) Some, A-lOag.'
Week Commencing Monday, March II,
The Allen Stock Co. Presents tha
Celebrated Pastoral Drama,
"XASSl XXXXS.M
Matinees Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday
and Sunday. Prices 10c and 20c. Every
evening at 6:15. Prices 10c, 20c, 10c .
Boxes 60c. Office open 10 a. m. to 10 b. in. '
NICKELODION
130 Blxth gt., rortland, Oragoa.
PAST Z
"Suawman' Daughter'
PAST ZZ
"Mad Musician"
"COLUMBIA"
BRAND BACON
Cured under the best sanitary condi
tions, right here in Oregon. Always
mild and sweet. Ask your grocer, for
it, or drop us a postal and we will
tell you who near you carries it.
UNION MEAT CO.
Wholesale dealers in "Columbia"
brand Hams, Bacon and Lard; Gov
ernment Inspected Meats.
Pioneer Packers of tbe Pacific
The INIckelodion
The Princess in the Case
I4g& ORAND AVENUB
Motion Picture Theatres
WE RENT LATEST FEATURE FILMS -1,000
feet Reels, including Song Slides..
15.00 to $7.50 Weekly
Newman Motion Picture Ce. -
m Burnslde St. near Fifth.
LADIES' NIGHT
OAKS RilNK
FREE SKATES
TO XUUDZEB. ABMXSSXOV !,
Bank, Store and Office Railings
Fire Escapes
y and
Fire Casings
Fencing
and
Trellis Werk
Portland Wira & Iron Works
Cor. Second and Evortt utas. Plions Main 2000
oo
A LITTLE EYE STRAIN?
Then a pair of Easy Glasses will
make the whole world seem hr'Kliter
they cost but a trifle we guaran
tee satisfaction.
OPTIOAZ. DBT.
W00DARD, CLARKE & CO.
We would ilka your monthly account.
ssuaxTFuxi Kooruan '
gKATnra tonan . i
Exposition Dinli
3 BAJTSI
Music all the time. Special moon
light matinee Saturday afternoon.
Comedy races Saturday night.
TEET
PERSONAL
L. J. Wilde returned today from San
Diego and Loa Ancelea, where he ha
been for tha last three weeks closing
up matters of business connected with
the National Securities rmpnv" con
struction of Home Telephone plants at
Portland. Tacoma and Omaha. Mr.
Wilde recently withdrew aa the Pacific
northwest renreaentAtlre of the Na
tional Securities company, the work of
financing tbe foregoing plans liaviaz
been practically completed. He will
make tiin home la Portland much of tho
time this year. '
Joseph H.- CTBrlen. tr aotna yeara
connected , with the Citizens- bank of
aa Diego, baa become a Portland clU-
Diamond Douse Paint
QUABANTEED
gallon lots. S1.40 par gat
1 gallon lota, tl.50 par gaL
; Manufactured by
PORTLAND SASH & DOOR CO.
830 rsoa ML rortlaad. Ot.
' Of ill rarietiet permnentlr rar4 la a few ityt vlthout
I a turfical operation r detention from kuiineM. No ftj
will t aet4 antli tlx patlcit It comaletdr ntittaa.
FIDELITY RUPTURE CURE
814 Swetlaad Bid., POBTItAiro, OJa.
sen and will enrage in the banking bual
nens. ire la af son -of Jamea O Brian,
of Ut German-Amtrlcan bank.
We must sell at one St
slightly damaged sewing
machines. Including auoh
well known makes aa
Singers, Wheeler ft Wll
sons. Domestics, Whites,
Hooseholda, Davis. et .
to make room tor - new
stock. . - '. .
. a. nan. i-t-
323 Stemsom U MAraaas illdg.' .
Bis
Reduction
in Sewing
Machines
ONIJV IN UTt AND V'.
T H E ACODINT INSU1ANCS
aVO tOS Wsilg Tax go idgv
1 . :",':'..,,!' ... .. l:':- . 1
stt, Save
f Hloney
Coma and have free eiamlnatlon.
WE EXTRACT TEETH rKEi; all
VER FILLINGS. Hie UPpOLD VltlZ
INOS. 76el;P; SET OP TEETH.
SPLENDID SET.- lloo; OOLli
CROWN 43.W TO tSMX i s 7
All work guaranteed for tan year.
Lady attendant always present A'i
work dona absolutely without pain by.
pecls11st of from it ta Q years'
Boston Dentists
;tt I'koBa Kaia 03a :':;;:M;ii".
W1H ItorrlsoB fW Op, festof flea,
retfoat c:i r:.-:-
Make gkoes W'rr( r
IieatJtesMol a fca At U