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Newspaper Page Texti,. ki- THE 'OREGON DAILY JOURNAL,' PORTLAND, TUESDAY. EVENING, APRIL 14, 1008. :. Republican 1 Candidate Butterick Patterns, Tcrrins" Cloves, "Vudor" Porch Shades, Ostermoor Mattresses, Etc., Etc, OOBTIIi Tor Assessor i, ;f . A"'v HIGH SCHOOL Buildiiisr lo' Cost a Quarter- i Million: Mars Will Soon Be Constructed. ,- W-lnbers - of the boM of education ' reaterda decided to erect the new 1280.- uo high school " building recently authorUeg by the taxpayers of the , school district, on Ik block bounded . hT.rni.rMnn. Wibttir. Congress and Kerb? afreets.' The board also ordered advertJsemrbts for plana "1 speolflca !".' tlona whlh are 0 bs handed in by June '- I. - Work will D9 pusnea on uie duuu . ' aa nnMlv ii noaaible. Erf orts will bo mad by the board a Hcnr the vacation of Congress Street In front of the new structure. and property owners ana me council Mn will ha .rMUIltlll tO faVOr tb sroiect In order U give the alia as great a frontage as possible. Kf forts will be made to hava lha new structure flniahed by the Ume the J0S session commences, alt ho urn it isaouDt . ful If thla can be accomplished because via' of the great else of the building. perlntemlent Rlgler Stated that Su-I the A. G. Rushlight If ! irln I ant) nominated and elected I will g my term or orncs exercise mi - : ... . .. . - t our structure, win pe iiiiea a ew f,rnit,nB.-thof tor the best interests I of the county and the taxpayers there . annAlnlaH I Of. 1 SnSH IBVOF niriCV UlUinm u- u( oi "the ministration Irrespective of any per- in be finished because of the treat " Dooulatlon growing up in tnat section of the city. J. H. Nolta was K tha hnarA to enlist the ' property owners to secure the vacation r iha nmnartv owners. Tha Vnar also autnorlsed Architect Jones to draw plans and specifications for -an eight-room scnooi ouiiami in Alblna. The board will actmpon the resolution of the Men's Methodist club of the Woodlawn church In reference to the alteratlona and additions to the school at woodiawn at mi neat mnv Ins; of the board.: : , , . . - ttlllSTO . UNITED FRANCHISE ::t . ' - . Conncilmen Want Airbrakes Throughout and a Reg ular Service. , thtthir Dolltlcal or ctherwlse: I shall endeavor to make a Just and equitable assessment of all property within tha county. Words to be printed on bel- "Unnaat anil na UIIIIMt arttn. lot: "Honest out fear or fi avor.- annual mm OF r.lfSSIONARY Ifl BOARD Presbyterian Women to Cel ebrate Their Twentieth Anniversary This Week. t-v . The Woman's Nortk Paclflo Prasby. terlan Board, of Missions will hold . Its twentieth anniversary and annual roeet- . 'As predicted in 8anday Journal, the ln Wednesday, .and tha sessions will elty council did not pass the United I continue throufh Thursday, terminatlnf Railways company's franchise yesterday I with a popular meeting Thursday nlfht, ! afternoon, but added several amend-1 ai wnicn time addresses win be maae menu which w!U necessltsi. "th. rs- MLJ51 "ESTJ"1,, 5? advertising of tba ordinance before it Bradt of the f. reign field. All tha can be finally adopted. I meetings will be held at the First Pres- Amort the , amendments WSS On bj cnurcn, corner Juaer ana ri.niiman Annund to make tha meaa- I weuinsireets. ..... tire specifically state that tha company ?An PTi' mrmm.tn anrinkle - the streets froe of a,nt nce the inception of the board, Tharse Tnother rVqulreith. company will be In charg-e at the reg-ular meet- l?b1Skw?ulSm a North Pacific board supports cars ss-well passenger cars, wblls 11 rolsionarles In the home and foreign ithlrd amendment provides that tha thathe attendance company shall run not less than one will bs so much larger than can be ac- raenger car an hour between the cOmmodated In tha lunchrooms that tha hours of t s,- m. and I p. m. between plan - of serving luncheon has been Portland and- Mount uaivary; " uo-1 a ii gpic(uun u tween a. m. and 10 p. m. between from Washington and Idaho. Rested lee tin g. Tha programs are as follows: i the tare between I isevoiionais, iea oy sirs. w. Mount Calvary and Portland not to exIFoulkea; meeting called to order by tha Portland and Hlllsboro. 1 MeeUnrs begin at :! tomorrow morn r Councilman toncannon iniruoiKro o amendment regulating the fare between I Ieyotlonals, . m . . . . .ma I iAaf SI An II nr u hM. vld-s that -tha company shall not' in- ment of committees; reports, Mrs. H. C stall rails on any part of Its lines Campbell, Miss Mabel Ooss, Mrs. K. C welshing less 'than 70 pounds. The Protsman; addreaa. Rev. C. K. Bradt, original-section provided for rails not 1 rn. U., or Chicago; treasurer's report. Mrs. . nr. uoss; reaaing 01 minutes. I Wednesday, 1:30 to 4 p. . m. Open ing devotions, topic, "The Voloe of the Liora." Jed oy jars. J. f. Alain or Beat eas , than 0 pounds. CHOIUIf 8EEVICE ; DtmiNO passion mm. ES?3. tie;, reports, secretary for the Y. E. juniors and ba iouise Mcuaw; secretary ig P. 8. ands, Miss Mary tary for women's .1 1 , . r t r m 1 1 1 1 . . A . Passion- week - cnorai . service wm 1 ror corresponaenca witn missionaries, Great' EasKS Pattern Hats One-Fourth Off Portland's Greatest . 1 i , I : : : ..' ' .'. - Showing f of Beautiful and Exclusive Headgear The big Second Ploor MUllncry Store off en for today and the remainder ' of the week. ' choice from our entire stock of magnificent imported Pattern Hata at off the regular gelling prices- Beautiful and exclusive head gearParis creations from such celebrated ar it tlsts as Joseph. Bertha? Lewis, Reboux, Mme. Carlier, Mme. Georgette, Crozet, 'Camille, Roger and many others Exquisite models made 'up with gorgeous plumes and' French flowersAll the very latest effects, colorings 40ff and combinations Easter head gear of the richest quality" Women having Easter needs to supply and who want something out of the ordinary win do well to investigate the merits of this offer ing Today and all week Our display of headgear at prices ranging from $5.00 to $18.00 is by far the largest and prettiest in the city Hundreds and hundreds of handsome creations in every new and pretty style for dress and street wear Attractive hats for all occasions and the best values guaranteed An immense showing of new Easter headgear for misses and children Millinery DepU Second Floor Take either of our elevators $ 1 .00 Undervests at 87c 75c Undcrv'ts Special Yah, iat 48c $1.50 Union Suits, SpecTat S 1 . 1 9 Important bargains in .women's Knit Underwear All the new styles and seasonable "weights. Take advantage now t Wnrnan. atlU aMl l.'.tj C.l.a Ribbed .Undervests, pink,. blue, .white low neck nd sleeveless, silk tspeS,' in all sizes; Q7 best $1 values,' specitl..O!C Women's fancy , lace trimmed Undervests, low neck,1 sleeve less styles; 75c values, AO at, special, the garment. IOC Women's Swiss Ribbed Union Suits, low 'neck,' sleeveless styles, knet length, white only, all sizes; best regular $1.50 val ues, your choice at, (1 1A special, the ganneiit..ylel7 Women's fine ', ribbed 1 white r t:. c..:- is- tV'Xi'M ' wu,l, ww nets; ana M'fJf 9 sleeveless, knee length, lace tnmmea: nest styles; regular? 9i.dU. values, on sale Q at," special, garment. Vlel 17 . - , ' t These values you can't af- ford to miss. lis i 'i 4w ml Easter Sale of Women's Neckwear Great special t of 3,000 women's dainty Fluffy Ruffle Croat Collars, olain white, white figured, stripes.1 dots and checks; best val- Of? ues ever offered in this city at this exceptionally low price. ea.XieJC 5,000 women's white and . colored embroidered starched Collars. ' 1 to 2 inches hiarh: 'sizes 12 to 15: the best regular 25c. values, 1T on saU at this apedal low-price, each take advantage of sale..! I C Garden Implements, Refrigerators, Garden Hose, Etc., oh Sale in tho Big Basement Store Easter Sale High-Class Undermuslins Great special values in high class Undermuslins see them on the Second Floor. 000 pairs of women's cambric and nainsook Drawers, made with wide flounces of d f embroidery and clusters of lace and tucks; regular $1.75 values, at this low price, pair. .$1 eased Special lot of women's fancy Chemise, trimmed in fine laces, embroidery, beading A" and ribbon; regular $2.50 and $3.00 values, at the extremely low price of, each Women's fancy combination Corset Cover and Drawers, made of fine embroideries and ff AO lawn, trimmed in fine laces and tucks; reg. $6.50 and $7.50 vals., on sale at low price of. Women's fancy Underskirts of fine materials and wide fancy flounces of embroidery edgings and insertions and clusters of lace, tucks and insertion, beading and ribbon; regu- . &ft fQ lar $10.00 and $12.50 values; an exceptionally big special value at, each..... ,.vf eU7 Phenomenal Bargains in Easter Laces Sale extraordinary of our. entire stock of real Cluny and Irish Crochet Edges, Insertions, Appliques and Medallions; best styles, in large as sortment, as follows: t - $1.00 Values 70 $1.75 Values ?la3Q-$3.78 Values 2.74 Great sale of Venise Laces, Fillet and Imitation Irish Lace Bands, Ap pliques and Galloons; white, cream and ecru,' for trimming waists and gowns; come in widths from 14 to 9 inches; exquisite styles, all grades, on sale at the following prices: , " Reg 60c values at, yard, 25 Reg. $2 valued at, yard,' GOet Reg. $2.50 values a V yard. 08 Reg. $8 values at, yard, $2.39 be rendered at the First Congregational Miss Caroline Strong: address. Paclflo ' " . ., I Coast Field Secretary Miss Julia Fraser; cnurcn on. nwin. open parliament, topic. "Methods m t.jk n'.TnAir rut . Mra wnaa Hirvn. I . nvinarv wn., " i a. by Miss o Julia at 7:4&" o'clock.' by Mrs. Rose Bloch-1 Auxiliary Tiauer. soorano: Mrs. W. A. T. Bushong, 1 Hatch. s jr. jn., fopuiar Meeting, Key. jk. m. Eharp, U. v., presiding Prelude. K. K. coursen: scripture reading and pray er: solo. "Nearer My God to Thee." Mrs. Rose Coursen Reed; address, Rev. W. H. JFouiKes, u. if. Thursday . m., 9:30 to 18 Devotions,-led by Mrs. A. N. Smith of Spo kane. ' Reports, traveling library com mittee. Mrs. M. R. Andrews, secretary for macaslnea. Mrs. C. R. Temnletnn. Westminster Guild, Mrs. E. P. Geary; address, Miss Helen Clark of Neah Bay; :f:. j : u Mrs. Rose BIoch-Bzuer. contralto; Dr. George Alnslie. W.' -A. Montgomery, baritone; Elisabeth P. Sawyers, orcaniste. Suuther R. Lryott, u. D., wUl deliver a riel' aaoreas. i xne roiiowm tenor; Miss Rev. ik numbers will be given: Tenor and bass duet, . JJStalner); contralto solo, "He Was , tsplsed." (Handel); baritone solo, , "The .Palms,'' (Faure)- quartet. . "Thy ' -Hallowed Presence," (Carter); soprano solo, "King Ever Glorious," (Stafner) ; -Also tha organ numbers: prelude, "Ro-- ' : jnance," (Svendsen) ; postlude. 'March," , (Thayer). '""The public is cordially ln- vlted to attend. 1 ,, 1 V "".... .TTi I Yes, Indeed! The Bitters will help you won derfully in Thou sands know this from expenence. 1 One ' bottle Iwill-cbn- ivince' you, 7too.-Tiy it But, please remember.' that : it 1 1s put Mp only in bottles like Ulus tratlon arid - this we guarantee rre. It cures and orevents Sour i iomach, Eelching, Sick Head ' nche, Indigestion and , Dyspepsia.' committee on nominations; election of officers; reading of minutes. Thursday p. m., 1:3a to 4 Devotlons--toplc "Be Approved Workmen", led hv Mm. Charles A. Park of Salem; anniversary hour: GllmDSes of Twenty Tears Mr. J. V Mllllgan; solo, Mrs. Fletcher Linn: reetlng from early members of the wM.u, tt v. num. vi iiiuvBa iiome. Ah Won (Mrs. Edward Kan); address. Rev. W. S. Holt. D. D tone, hv Chin ese children; report committee on reso lutions; summary, Mrs. E. P. Mossman; rlnalnar wmark, Mra w a T.a Thursday.- mlssionarv rallv 7:Jn tk os aaaressed by ur. w. H. Ho t ami nr C-E. Bradt.- Friday a. m., 9:30 to 12, conference - of workers. The missionaries under the Nnrth Pa cific board are; Foreign . missionaries Mrs. W ft HoHt, Portland, Oregon; Mrs. Eva Bal 11s Douglas, Resht. Persia; Miss Elza beth Carrtithers, Lakawn, Laos; Miss Eula VahVranken, Lakawn, Laos. Medical missionaries Miss Maud E. Allen. M. D., Feroxepore, India; Miss Eliaa E. Leonard. M. D.. Pekln. China Home -missionaries Miss- J. JT. Gudgcr, Walnut - Spring (pos toff ice, Marshall), North Carolina; Miss Helen W. Clark, Neah Bay.' Washington; Rev. J. A. Bavage. Franklin ton, North Caro lina; Rev, Albert Reed, Rlvevllle, North Carolina: Miss Laura B. Stumbaugh, Ferron. Utah. BAKER THIS IT IS JUST Ml AT Hi Ordinance for Firemen Theatres Starts Kow in Council. in FRED A. KRIBS IS SUED FOR HEAVY DAMAGES J. O. Storev has herun suit in the circuit court against Frea a. itrios ror $66,027 damages on- a timber land deal. He says that in September, 1906, he agreed to buy 7,480 acres from the de fendant if he found it satisfactory after cruising. He was to pay $25 per acre, the first payment of (50 to be made tin January 1, 1907. He says that by De cember 15. 1906, he finished the work of cruising and accepted the land, but granted Rribs more time in which to perfect his title. The following June he grew tired of waiting, it appears, and demanded the comntlon of the con tract He says Kribs then repudiated the contract He asks for $2,027 to n imburse him for his expenses, and $63,000 damages. for profits tap failed to make. . , YOUNG WOULD BE " ' . R. R. COMMISSIONER :: i - i !.v.r. -v,.' Ogleaby Toungj' one of tho well known Democratic .attorneys of Portland, has announced his candidacy for tha Demo cratic nomination for railroad commis sioner. Although Mr. Young has be come a candidate too late to have his name appear upon ' tha-ballot he Is ex, pectlng his friends to give him the nomlnattB by writing the nam In cn .the ballot and' In this ' manner giving him the nomination. - Following the primaries Mr. Young, If he is given the nomlnafion.'wlll become an active can didate, making the race against the Re publican candidate for; tha of flea from this district ' . . ,;.,.) i in. i i in i . . n M, ; v i .'. '.: Republican state conventions to name delegates to the Chicago convention will be held thla month in South Dakota, Colorado, West Virgjaia, Pennsylvania, An ordinance calling for the station ing of firemen In the various Portland theatres at the expense of the theatre owners was Introduced - In the council yesterday afternoon by Councilman Kellaber, and after a heated debate was referred to the committee on health and polloe despite Kellaher'a request as father of the measure that It be re ferred to the ways and means com mittee Councilman Concannon voted with Kellaher on the matter of referring the measure, savin that too many measures were being referred Wo the health and police committee or wnicn he Is chairman. Concannon called upon the members of the majority party to explain wny tney waniea me oroinancs referred to his committee.- The ma jority party dodged the issue although the real reason for the reference, is that the health and police committee Is composed or members or tne majority party, save Concannon, while; a ( ma jority of the ways and means commit tee IS composed oi xrienua i lira majrur. ' Kellahers ordinance follows the action of the executive board taken at Its last meeting in reference to the matter. Councilman Baker, a theatre owner, con- tsnHa that the ordinance Is . aimed at him because he Is a member of the majority party which Is In opposition to Mayor Jane. , . Sheet Music 2 1-2 Cents. Our btuuitlful new store In the Couch building,-at- 111 Fourth street, will be ready soon and everything in our pres ent auarters must go in short order. Prices have been entirely lost sight of now. 76,000 copies of sheet music, embracing the choicest classical and f opular, : vocal ana instrumental seieo lons, take your-choice, at 2 cents a copy or 13 copies ior zs cents, -raining machines, violins, banjos and also a few fine pianos at less than one half former nrlcea. Come rls-ht away, Graves Co.,. 828 Washington street CHARGES MARSHAL WITH INCOMPETENCE ' The school board accepted the re port of School Electrician Phillips yes terday afternoon In which he accused Fire Marshal Robert of Incompetency and carelessness In making a -report as 10 tne conditions or several or tne city schools. In addition to these charrea Phlllina contended that Roberta actea mauciousiy ana was - aitempiir to make caDltaf out of - tha . Colllnit wood, Ohio disaster.' .Roberts contended maliciously and was - attem ltal out of the , CollinKS- that several of the schools are In an unsafe condition, due to the wiring of the motors and electrical apparatus in the buildings. A Learn to swim before gammer comes. Professor Rlngler will teach you. New natatorlum now open; finest in City. Large, clean tank. Enjoy a swim In clean. Bull Run water, nice temperature. Special attention given to women and children.: Private , dressing , rooms. Showers and all modern conveniences. Swim, 25c: lessons, 60c Heal y building, East Morrison, -corner Grand avenue, phone. East 670 B-1002. &wte;-. Xoyal Xot Cross Bus. Order of either Washington or Mor rison street branch of tha. iiayal bakery Won't someone please classify kids? And will the ciassmer gmaiy specuy the age limit In both directions as well as suddIv footnotes as to slse and welehf at rins-alde? The nreeent sys tern is altogether too confusing. It leaves the bewildered theatregoer to ask that tiresome Question when is kid not a kid? and worse still there's no one to answer. When Mr. Webster wrote the diction arv he satisfied himself wild tne aeri nation, ' a young child or Infant" But that It Is hopelessly out of date was demonstrated yesterday afternoon at the Grand when Cantor and Curtis, the nifty little dancing kids, came bouncing out on the stage. Curtis Is a young man of reasonable age. But Cantor you should see Cantor. O, the kitten I She lint hubbies with youth and mirth. Cantor should be placed in a corner and given a ban or cotton yarn to piaj with. The stare In no Dlace for chil dren. Where are the guardians of our kids? Then there's Gladys Van. Gladys Is kittenish, too. And she has such naugh ty Jokes about men, the wicked men. Just for a change Gladys has evidently decided ' to be Marie Cahill for a time. She has adopted Marie's sotto voce com ments. But Gladys is better sotto voce than when she sings. After Gladys had worn out her welcome the Dor la Opera trio were introduced. Tne mo ao not give individual names. But they sang a scene or two from "Carmen", and the prison scene from "Faust" In a man ner that evidently pleased the house Immensely.' Leonard and Wood, Hebrew Impersonators, have a Hebrew act and later on an Italian act, la the latter of which their make-up . is exceptionally gooa. . v - . RialtsL the beautiful model, displays pure wnite wool, nonsnrinKanie ana form-flttinr. . She is assisted by J Louis -Mints who recites while Rialta poses In the union suits. Odell and kingley. give "Plerrott and Plerotte," wnicn entertained tne audience, ana Johnnie LeFevre and Francis St John, save some musical comedy bits of an amusing character.. The moving pic tures are good and are wortn seeing -jne Bleeping jjeauty." POLK SOCIALISTS : ON BY PETITION i (Special OUp.tch to The Journal.) Dallas. Or.. Asril 14. The Socialists Of Polk county met in convention at the courthouse here Saturday and nominated a full county ticket It was found, however, when the , would-be nominees prepared to file their certificates of nomination that the party In Polk county did not poll the necessary S per cent of votes In the last 'general elec tion. The Socialists have now circu lated petitions to nominate their men. ine nominees oi tne party in we June election will be as follows: For loutt reoresentatlve for Lincoln and Folk, George F. Lucky of Falls City; ior representative irom "oiic, . u. ,. corn- weu of Monmoutn; ror county Judge, H. Marsh of Falls City; 'for sheriff, George w. Hinshaw of Dallas; for oounty clerk. . B. Cears or salt creek; for scnooi su erintendent, S. 8. Davenport of Falls :ity; for county commissioner, v J. J. Finn of McCoy. About 12S Socialist voters are registered in Polk county.- LINCOLN'S TEACHERS ' - JOIN THE ADVANCE Joined with the advance that is a p. farent in all Industrial lines of actlvi y. The standards of qualification art being raised as rapidly as Is consistent with the practical working of the ex isting system of instruction, and seal for results and for self-culture besides are apparent In the personnel of the city and county teaching corps. These facts were In a high degree manifest during the recent parents' and teachers' meeting held at Newport high school building. A large number of teachers were present from through out the county. The meeting- was pre sided . over by George W. Wethers, county superintendent of schools. Tho opening address was by Rev. F. E. Whittlesey, whose topic was "Coopera tion of Parent with Teacher." Dr. F. M. Carter spoke on "Education as a Necessity for the Coming Business Man Who Would Overcome Competi tion." He nre-ed nartlcnltr' ears I warding- the ' selection of the best ma erlal for teachers. Mayor Bensell welcomed the visiting teachers. Ad dresses were also made by S. O. Irvine and Principal Buchanan of the New Dort schools. At tha noon hour the . members of the association were Invited .to a ban quet at the Abbey house, as guests of tne commercial ciuo. . ASHLAND'S BUSINESS MEN BACK U. OF 0. (Special ' Dispatch to The Joarnal.) "; Ashland, Or, April 14. The .following resolution was adopted at a recent meet ing of the Ashland Commercial club; - "Whereas, The last stasion of the Ore gon legislature passed a bUl appropri ating 1125,000 for the support and main tenance of , tha , University of Oregon, which bill will, br virtue of the refer endum provision of the constitution' of ths state of Oreson, be submitted .to tho people of tho state at the Juno elecUon; and .i - . "Whereas, Wo are firmly of .the opin ion that the amount appropriated is barely sufficient for the support of the in keeping witn University of Oregon, "Resolved, by the Ashland Coram er- the dignity and greatness of our grow ing state; therefore, be it clal club, That we heartily indorse this bin ana - oommena it to tne xavorame consideration of tho people state. of thla ; ' (Special ' IMspetcfc te The Joarntl.) Newport, Or AprU 1 4. The Lincoln County Teachers Institute will be held here . early In June, the 1 exact date ' to be - announced later. An enthualastlo and Drofltable meetlne la assured. Th i educational interests ot tha county axa I Am - frank f-J-:: ) i i white V COME and L L WnlTC , A etc iip I Have Everything to Lose by Misrepresenting to You, .and Everything to Gain by Telling You theJruth About Your Teeth 1 1 GENTLE DENTISTRY as vis New KOTTOl "TOTTB OOHSXOXKA- jrzmBT, otrsa x.abt. fub DElTTZSTSTi Modest aPrlcss. 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