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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL', ' PORTLAND, f SUNDAY MORNING, V APRIL; 19, ,1003. '0 r Toivn Topics TONIGHT'S AMTSJDIENTS. v Marquaro .. .. J1?,"0 Uaaer ;."f.rloctj Ho m.i l.vrin "La Bull Mart" ; Star VHow Baxter Butted In" Grand ......... ..Vaudevlll ' Sheriff Stevens was called to Laur- elwood Friday , evening by a telephone nuun from C L. Ferris, wno saia that several susplolous (Characters loitering arouna ni vimcm an attemot at Tobbery. The sheriff and hla deputies found tba men aa described put It provea inn m man wiw . ..,.. kbu th thouarht 1 -sheltered ft man who had given a bill Of " aala tor a team ana puna 7 own 07 .other. . After an Investigation the sher- .....ii.. ninihln r (ha horsea an buggy, and ha declined to take action unless a warrant were sworn out.' Tha . matter may later make Ita appearance la toe circuit court in iui iurui v a u , .".' V-,- . - . ' J. C Brown, who left hla noma at tha Iowa, house, . Union . , avenu and OaJt trts, mora than a weak ago and haa " alnoa baa a on a protracted spree, waa arrested late yesterday afternoon by Captain of Uetectlvea Baty and detec tive Maloney. The arrest waa made at - the requeat of Mr a. Brown. The woman ' reported the dleappearanoe of her hua- band aeveraJ day a ago and asked that the. polio (ina mm ana mut mm w turn home. A charge of vagrancy waa booked against the man and he will . be required to appear la the police eourt tomorrow moraine to anawer to the charge. y, - , - . '. Effeotlve May 1. all ears of the Port land Railway. LUht Power company . within the city limits of Portland and its suburbs, including St Josns,' will atop only at tba near aide tf crossings, . as is now being done at railroad Inter sections. Conductor of the Portland railway division are Instructed to per mit paaaengera to get on and Off of cara at forward vestitmi wuen aeeirea. except on forward veatlbule of Portland Heights cara. y .- Tom Richardson leaves Portland to morrow morning for a eerlea of meet Inga under the auspices of the Oregon Development league. In Eastern Oregon. Vloe-Prealdent A. Bennett of the league will be present at at leaat four of the meetlnge. Tho flrat point vlaited Will be The Dalles, and then Pendleton, El gin, LeGrand. Union. Cove. Baker City and Sumpter. Many of the commercial bodlea throughoit Eaatera Oregon are strongly organised. ; - Became of unfavorable weather con ditions member of , the city council and water board did not make the trip to Bull Run reservation yeaterday. While no definite date haa been aet for , holding the postponed launtlng party. It will either occur Monday or Tueedav, because th councllmen and official of the Mount Hood Hallway a Power company e" est re to. have the Inspection rmade before tho council meeting, Wed nesday. H. F. Torre y haa begun ault In th circuit eourt agalnat H. P. Kimball to dlasolve their partnership In the dairy and farming business. In Clarke county, Washington, and haa demanded an ac counting. . The complaint statea - that they were Jointly Intereated In what la known aa the Torrey aV Kimball ranch and that on February 22 Kimball sold to J. W. McKnlght for 12.600, receiving half cash. .- Claiming $15,200 damages for alleged I unlawful withholding of poaaeaalon or . alz lota In on block and a portion of another In Kern's addition to Portland, the Hawthorn eatate has begun ault in the circuit court agalnat the Portland Hallway. Light A Power company. The lota Involved are those numbered from 1 to in block. I and the south 21 feet of block H. all In Kern's addition. , Th funeral of Patrick Powers, 'who died at his home, last Thursday, will be held from th family residence, at 1002 Hawthorne avenue, tomorrow af- ternoon at S o'clock, and Interment will be in Rlvervtew cemetery. The pall bearers will be:' Alex Sweet, Robert D, Inman, OeorR B. cnamberiain.- J. J. Kelley, J. N. Teal and T. Whltehorn. C O. Strong waa sentenced to serve an Indeterminate sentence 6f from one to seven years In the state penitentiary by Judge Oantenbeln in the circuit court yeaterday, for stealing $24 from the room of Ora C Baker, of 1020 Eaat Twenty-sixth street, north. He pleaded guilty to the charge, the orrense nav- lng been committed on -a-pm . " The Boclallata of Branch I will hold a series of Sunday night - meetings commencing tonight, att Drew hall Sec 1 " ond and Morrison, jo discuss the var ious initiative measures to be voted on in June, William Vandergoot will lead the discussion tonight on "woman Suffrage." Th publlo Is cordially In vited. , .An Easter social will be given by the ladles of 8t Andrew's parish next Monday evening. Arrangements have been mad to accommodate a large attendance.- Painty refreshments will be served and a good time is promised to all. Take Alberta car and get off at vernon avenue. y, IC Strode 'has applied for letters on the estate of John Kennlsh, of which he Is named as administrator under the , will. The estate is valued at 1,800 and Is bequeathed In equal shares to Cath erine and Marian Tanner of Albany, Mw tow. -: ? .- Robert O. Morrow, win address the People's Forum at their regular meet ing at ' s 1 0 ciock - tonignx in seuing V Jl'.rsch hall. Tenth and Washington. His subject will be the courts and the Initiative Questions up. to the people '. : June 1. Si,, : x--.j :'C;:- .-. .' The Danish, Aid society gives an en tertainment and ; ball next Saturday ' night in Rtntrler's hall. East Morrison sna Grand avenue the proceeds - of i - which are to be devoted toward the ANNOUNCEMENT We will start-to move the latter part of this week into our newly., equipped store,, 1 . 266 Morrison, street (be- tween Third ; and Fourth). formerly occupied by the Se-' curity VSavings' Bank;.and . ' will have our .: ;V';..'v. ' . OPENING next Saturday, - April f the 25th. Music from 2 to 5 and ...' i. , ' , . ... v from 7 to 10 p. m. by Prof. - Wilder's orchestra. Pretty . v i souvenirs for the ladies. 'r- '. ; r. . .. '-"' We have worked hard or ; the past six years to build . ; V up our business to its'pres - ent Jiigh 1 standard and - we feel 'when we open our hew store that it will be the most ' k up-to-date Jewelry and Opti cal establishment in the city. We want 'you to attend our opening and bring your v friends, that you may judge for yourself. JAEGER BROS. Jewelers and Opticians. w Kccatloa. 8S4 Korrlsoa Btxees, Vow at 133 m fftreet. tan ; ,' ; y yave. ; r ' rl ' ' . SV ' . . ' r Chief of Sliffy - J ' ! ' '" I Have Everything to Lose by Misrepresenting to You, and Everything to Gain ; by Telling You the Truth . About Your Teeth GLNTLE, DENTISTRY . VISIT OUR ' : New Home OTTB MOTTO I TOtTB COMILOBmA TXOBT nmslT, OVMU JJLMT. TM TXOT BXsmrrmTi Xodesi Moss. Office Hours from 8 a. m. to 5:30 p. m.; Sundays, 9 a. m. to 1 p. m. Main 3780 SOX.XD OOIB TBSTK CBOWVi-Any tooth In the mouth Cl.tlfs r. i - imn' with aolld void. ISk. rua ran teed the best for. rOXOE7.AZr ClOWVs-Any Porcelain Crown made no C4 (fl wnmtmr V. ara nallnri nr how made. Our Drtc 1 V BBJBOlia Solid sold top, solid gold back, porcelain front 440 Solid (Old teeth, ilk bridge, per tooth . H-00 All other work at same price, proportionately. ' AheolaW Ooarajrtaes It Better Work la PorttanA at Any . rrioe. The Best Bet of Teeth Mads for 37.00 EASTERN DENTISTS 326X WASHIINQTON, CORNER SIXTH (o4) bulldlns; Of a home for the society at Eaat Nineteenth and Kaat Btara streets. The society purchased the ground some time aso and has had plans prepared for a larre bulldlnr. the erection of which will soon basin. the New York State society will hold Us regular monthly meeting at th home of the president. Miss Uda M. O'Byron, Jil North Twenty-flrat Street, Tuesday evening, April .11. All New Torkers are cordially invited. AwnlngsJ porch curtains and rosebush frames. We solicit your patronage and sruarantee satisfaction. Agencies ' at overy town in' the northwest Willam ette Tent & Awning Co. Main . A-ms. Jaeger Bros.' opening next . Saturday, April 15, at their new store, 26 Mor rison street, (former quarters of Be ourlty Savings bank), music afternoon and evening. Souvenirs for the ladles. This will remind you that now Is th tint to have your hair mattresses renovated and returned the same day. Phone Main 474. The Portland Curled Hair Factory. H. Metsger, proprietor. The Portland Shoe . Repair company, SCI Yamhill street, between Third and Fourth streets. Phone Main 7I5S, Your ahoes repaired while you wait Best oak soles, 76 cents. Bauer A Stopper. A successful latin examination was held by Prof. Zelgler, Friday night, at fttantnrA hall. Students who naseed John Bailey. 89; W. Matheson, 86; Sam 91. :. . .-. TWO YEARS FOR LARKEY L06AH And the Revengeful Sumida Will Soon Receive His Sentence Also. Larkey . Logan, an Indian, convicted on a charge of manslaughter, having killed Willie Garnler, another Indian, on the Silets reservation, March 19, was sentenced to serv two years at Mo Nell's island by Judge Wolverton in the United States circuit court yes terday. V ; It was broua-ht out In tha trial that Garnler - had first . attacked Logan, knocked him down and beat him with hla wooden leg. Owing to these facts and the conmcunr testimony, the Jury found Logan guilty as charged and rec ommended that he b dealt with ln- Nemerod, Steamer J. N. Teal, for Ths Dalles and way - landings. v-ommencinsr jiuni aw. leave Monday. Wedneedav and Friday from Oak street dock at e a. m. paid to any one giving us the address In Seattle of C. F. west $6 will be DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT KINGS . ; Hcitkemper's arrangements t with the eastern gem dealers makes it pos i, sible to offer you superior quality dia monds large, llawless, ot unques tionable value. ; Give her a first-wa ter stone. - Being manufacturing Jew elers, this firm is oerfectly equipped for setting stones aj ordered, in the newest and most -artistic mountings, re-betting your-old jewels, or entirely : remaking your old jewelry. , A full stock of less' expensive dia mond rings; all jewelry of best grade at lowest prices. v ," Y LOWEST ; PRICE JEWELRY . STORE FOR FINE GOODS. , 2ss Eiorjriscs stbeet vhA fnrmarlT lived St l9t North Twelfth street Address D-95, JournaL- fttamar Jesse 1 Harkins. for Camas. Waahnue-al and way landings, dally ex- cent Sunday. Leaves Washington street dock at , p. ro- ;. -. . .. Ktv mable san syrup, etrictry pura The first of the season. Phone or-eend your order to J. N. Bristol, 600 Wash- ngton street . lently. K.ogero Bumiaa, a Japanese, convicted on a charge of bringing women into thia country for Immoral purposea, la to b sentenced Tuesday. Sumlda waa found guilty by a Jury Friday after noon, after deliberating but a very few minutes. Sumlda brought Natau Kotaya to Portland from Japan and lived with her. When she deserted- him he at tempted to get revenge by reporting the .case to the immigration authori ties, so that Natsu would be deported. Natsu will be deported, and Kogero, who made th complaint, goes to JalL . New Time Card. Commencing April II th Canadian Pacific will place in effect a new time card via the Soo-Spokane . route, giving rase lime rortiana to tne Twin cities. The equipment Is made up of the finest passenger; sleeping and observation cars in ine woria. or rates ana run par- Third street .A. ..:; v. . , . Rinsler's swimming baths finest In rftv. now onen for ladles and gentlemen. Expert Instructors. , 839 E. Mor. 25c For sale Small tracts, finest fruit land In Moster vaney. davenport eros., ISO Front street Kasttr Sundav special dinner at Rich ards, 4 p. m. to ,8:30 p. m. Classlo mu sic ; , ZiSf : r'":. 1 .V.V,--. ; Rate1 warSan Francisco 96. steam r. Frank Bollam. agent 12 Third, ' Acme OH Co. sell safety coat oil and Tine casoune. : rnon u-aai i; a-ivvi ' 't-. -.! -. ' ri. "U. il.:-'mmmwmmmmmm :-":;''-, Trellis work, wlr fencing. Portland Wire Iron Works, Second and Everett a W. Moor. xprt photographer, Elks", building, sevenm ano eiara sta ' Hong Lee ' Steam Laundry. Firsts class work; -reasonabla Both phones. - - W. A. Wise and associates, painless dentists. Third and Washington. Tailor sults 89 Third street v .! ; Chambers ft Son. opticians. 129 Tth. - Berger, signs, show cards. 114 TamhllL - Tailor suits, 88 Third street ' Journal want ada. le a word. ' ' . Where 10, Dine. ' 1 Moore's restsurant serves a sneclat 80-cent Sunday, dinner. If 8 Fifth st Watson's Restaurant will serve a fins chicken dinner today, SO etnta. Tomorrow (Monday) will positively be : the last day for discount on East Sid gas bills. Portland Gas Co. A SOUTHERN EytNING "ECMOE& f ROM DIXIE-LAND" ' - By SYLVIA WILLIAMS McGUIRE Th POPULAR IMPERSONATOR . and Reader of Negro Dialect ASSISTED BT- WAI.DEMAR USD - TXOZXsTXST ; , m - And John aAiRE momeith BAxxrora soioxst. . WUITE TEMPLE Cor. Twelfth" and Taylor Sta, . ; Tccsday Eveclag, April 21 Admission 10 cents. "Tickets on sal at Woodard. Clark A Co. "a 586 East Morrison ' ' Just Below Grand Avenuo Uf-to-Dte FarnUqre m Carpet Hoase ee is. J i 1 I1ISSS it , ,, '''g Quick Meal Steel es A Range Is not bought every .day. A few, dollars more or less in price does not determine whether a range is cheap or dear. You want the best; that is thepoint to consider. . In se lecting a "QUICK MEAL" you get the best, most perfect range that is made, and for no more money than what you would have to . pay for the ordinary cheaply constructed range. We carry them in all sizes and with reservoirs attached on either right or left side, as desired. "Quick Meal" 'Gas Ranges, all sizes. "Quick Meal" Gasoline Stoves. - "Quick Meal" Wickless Blue Flame Oil Stoves. Our Furniture and Carpet; Departments, on the first and second . floors, are filling up v 31 ,. We want to impress upon you JWWgatihe fact that you save money Talk Is Cheap Prices Count ' Trade on the East Side SEE OUR SHOW WINDOWS 1000 Cars Passv Our Store Dally -1- D BROWN CASE EfiOS WITHOUT JURY'S AID Plaintiff : Stumbled Over a Pole, but Telephone 'Com ; pany Admitted Liability. Two thousand- dollars was th sum awarded to James J. Brown -by Judge Oantenbeln In th " circuit court .yester day as damages against the ' Pacific Telephon & xeiegrapn company. Brown was hurt by stumbling- over a noia. left bv the eomDany near , the cor ner ot Slath and Flanders streets. . The case was heard by a. Jury before Judg Fraser last fall, at which , time Brown " was f awarded h nearly 13,000. Judge Fraser died without islgnlng the record, .and the case had; to be tried again. ' In the second trial both sides agreed to dispense with a Jury, the com pany admltteu Its liability, and the only matter tq, be settled waa th amount of damages. ' y ' J , Tomorrow (Uond'ay) . will positively be th last day. or discount on ; East Sid gas bills. Pertlaad Gas Xo. a - la answertnr adirtUeiaeats. heraia. i eleas Sieatloa e JourDaL . i ELECTRICIAFsS WOULD ACCEPT ARBITRATION aM-BWBMSSaaMeaaBBaeaaB ' - "j ' Declare Employers Insist on Stand Taken When Lock out' Occurred. ' The lockout of th electrical workers declared by six local shops three weeks ago has' been taken' charge of by the Pacific , district council and will here after be financed and handled from San Francisco. W.' 8. Junkin, vice-president for Orearon. will have immediate control of all negotiations with the employing firms.. . i . ' ' " -.- . ; ?-i Out of a total of 118 members of Local SIT, ; Electrical Workera' union. only 23 were affected by the lockout. The electricians declare their willing ness to. arbitrate their differences with me employers, ' duv say mat nu over tures - looklna-. to i a . settlement of the trouble have Tjeen refused by employing firms) - '".;'' .- w'i-.'y'y . The fight will be carried on more vig orously In future, the electrician de claring that every effort will be made to turn business from th open-shop to the closed-shop concerns.;' i - ' 1 a" flrh ' white.-pins'. bront.' grniw eov- erirg bestowed by Batia skla powdor. 25c The Nickelodioh 110 Sixth St,' Portland. Oregon. The Two Orphans DRAY AGE. i STORAGE . TRACKAGE Machinery, Safes and Merchandise Moved & Stored 2 CLAYS. MORitKLU 13th i HOYT 4th & DAVIS " Two -WanhovSM - BUT STOCK X2T THH ; BONVILLE PUB2 C6U Shares $10. ig aiajqnam BnCdinr.' WebJobtlOil;; Blacking Uakea Shoes Waterproof reserves Xrtathexwjfo a Shine at all Sealers. FURS f REMODGLfiD At less than one-half price during the next month. New furs made at lowest possible price. I Schumacher, ItS Mad ison -street ONLY the: DEST SPECIAL For Monday & Tuesday 80c iox, this blown Tumble rj 40 $1.20 dot. BomJ-Porcelaln Cups and Saucers J. .............. 80 90c dog. Seml-Poreeliin, seven plates C8 15c Gliu Footed Jelly, Bowls. .5? 75c Decorated China, 12-inch Salads . ................. 33 25c Decorated Porcelain, 12-inch Cake Plata ;..;..,;....t5f $1.50 dor. Rogeri Tea Spoons D8 25c Glazed Jardinieres, ft-inch 1S 50c Class Sett, 6 piece$,....a5 25c Clan Bowls, 8-inch..; ..,10 25c Glass Celery Trays. ...... lO 60c dog. Wine Glasses......; .394 90c doz,'fisndled Lemonades r8 20c 10-qt. GaWanized Pails... 1K $1.15 Galvanised No. 3 Ttibs. .T7 75c Galvanized No. 0 Tubi...'.KC 25c , 12-inch. Blown. Vase . , , 1S4 50c M-inch Blown Vase.V. w.lS0 75c IWnch Blown Vase,;!; .:BOc $2 doz. ' Decorated ' Cups and Saucers ................... f 1.25 $1.75 doz. Decorated Plates,' 7, OOe $4.15 Dinner Set, 42 jpieces. decorated v .....f.ao decorate f 4.35 $15 China Sets, 50 pieces, 1 decorated ....$9.90 Numerous other bargains. - We do not deliver at these jricet, - ELlTCCHINA SHOP 352 Morrison, Near Park sro sxujisjits, jro aAn. vo oooAsra The Old Reliable Painless Dentists KATZ? STOOD TD 'Trsr 01 TXsCB TEETH, Tfilsl aMa 1mm MtitnaA eltV salt aVtua a a'aav , vi.wv S" an4aBaw Willi B . a a-iiw latest sppliances and formulas for doing bigh-clasa work. , ;s, .. . , , OUR PRICES M-K Crown .....SS.00 Bridge Work per tooth. ........gs.oO Logan Crown....... '.S3.S0 to S5.0O Best Rubber FUU .. ........ ...SS.00 Aluminum Z4nd ', ' PUtes .S10.00 to g 15.00 Silver ruling ...... ...........Sl.OO Gold nillngs........g2.00 to S5.00 Vegetable , Vapor used only by ; s for talnieas ExUacting SO 4 CillCAG Painless DensiisS 883H Washington, oeraet Slztn. ' Be ure yon ar In th right offlc. Lady attendant - '. Phones Main St. A-BS40. ' CURES RHEUMATISM rer fcottls. fU. 3Nf ' sostt JJT XSTSXVA1. XXKZOT TOB. RHEUMATISM ITS ztAVT 10X10. , Sciatic -; . Neuralgia . Nervousness Sleeplessness Nervous Headaehes Neuralgie Headaches Nervoua Dyspepsia . Nervous Affections , TRADE) STJ??UKD.BT ' p ; A.VVe Allen cS: Co. Wholesale and Retail Druggists, 16th & Hanhall Sts ' Portland. Cr. ' PACIFIC COAST AGENTS. ' Pore Beautiful Jade Jewelry Gold Bracelets and Sig net Rings of sll descrip tions mad to order. American 1 names en graved . with the three cardinal Chinese charac ters, via. Glory, Pros perity -and Longevity. Charges reasonable and orders of sny tleafgti promptly executed and sent prepaid to any part nf tha V, ft , The Skt!ti cumi jeweler, WOK MW CO Jay TU Chong. Mnsr.. M Aiur minmi. Diamond Douse Pnint GUARANTIED y - ' : , I gallon lots, M1.40 per gL . - 1: gallon lota, S1.50 Pr gaL Vanufsctured by P02TUX3 sisn 5 cc:n c: , g30 Pront St. Pertlaad, C. IN LiF AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE C. H. WTSTOV j 805 Weus Tmrtv alig.' I BWe must "H t otu-i i t !." ' .;.." Slightly datnetwi d :. t niaehiues, IhU.i.upx a . I7ifv,r"1 wall 'known rii--j , litutltvil 6nter. U i!-r - v I.IOCtri... Houb"l.s. 1 . . - 33 Vart' to maKa lo j t