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v THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL,' PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY, , 8, 1908. JjovmToplj TONIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS.' Helllg. 1 ,1 1 . ..."The Bondman" Sake ,,:.,",. . . . , . , "The Cltmber.. Star "The Bathing Girls. r.rin l . "ITniler tha Maanolta. Grand ; .Vaudeville City Engineer D. W. Taylor announced today that tha beautiful granite water fountain donated to the city by the Na tional Humane socletv will be erected in a few daya, - The monument will be erected at ' Sixth and Ankeny street. City Engineer Taylor ald that the monument would be so placed that it would not Interfere with teama passing on either street and yet would be easily accessible for the tired and thirsty ani mals. There are about nine other foun tains to be erected by the city engineer, all donations f rom 'citizens. - These wiU be put In a position and ready for use before tne Kose Festival. The annual meeting of the Lovers of Zlon society, held Sunday, May 1, at the First and Hall street synagogue. was very enthusiastic. The following officers -were unanimously elected for the ensuing term: I. Bromberg. presi dent; H. Rosencranta, vice-presiaent: j. Widegoft, financial secretary; Ben u blver, corresponding secretary; A. B. Hurvlts, treasurer; Rabbi Ovsovlti, M. Ostrow. M. Max. M. Abrams and H. Welnsteln, trustees, All the members present pledged themselves to netp me newly elected ofTlcrs the best possible way to make their efforts a success. Fred B. Currey, owner and editor of tha La Grande Observer, is in Portland, the guest of Councilman W. T. Vaughn. Both men have just returned from Ash land, where they were delegates to the national convention of the Modern Wood men of America to be held in Indiana p olla in June. Mr. Currey will leave for La Grande today. The other delegates to tne convention are unanes weauown. Portland; George G. Pell, Medford, and M. H. Kendall. Junction City. Single tax will be discussed pro and con at the People's Forum In the Sell-lng-Hlrsch building next Sunday even ing. Attorney Walter McCamant will be the first speaker against this pro- fiosed amendment. H. A. Mosher will alk in favor of tax reform. The meet ing wHl then be thrown open for gen eral discussion. Admission will be free, and the meeting will be called to order at 8 o'clock. The general public is in vited to attend. The Rev. John Faulkner Potts, a dis tinguished scholar and clergyman of the Swedenborgtan faith, will preach at the Knights of Pythias hall at Eleventh and Alder streets, next Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. All Swedenborglane and others Interested are Invited to attend. Over 20 years of Mr. Potts' life were occupied in the production of the "8wc denborg Concordance;," comprising six volumes of nearly 1.000 pages each. He la an ordaining minister In the church. J. Kennard, E. T. Peterson, Dr. Ham ilton Meade, F. Smith and B. L. Boone have been appointed by the South Mount Tabor Improvement association to attend the meeting of the United East Side Push clubs next Tuesday evening. This committee was selected by Presl rent E. T. Peterson of the Mount Tabor issorlatlon to get the help of the club In securing better sanitation for the South Mount Tabor schools. The Journal will receive bids for a year or six months' contract for haul ing and delivery of all mall, express and packages between The Journal office and cars, depots and postofflco, afternoons and Sunday morning. Par ticulars about wagons, deliveries and time consumed can be had by calling on the circulation manager. The Journal office. Fifth and Yamhill streets. , The health and police committee of the council referred Councilman Baker's resolution to remove sirens from auto mobiles to the automobile board of reg istry at a meeting held today. One au tomohllist recently spent $50 for a siren and says that it plays beautiful music. He is indignant to think that he Is In danger of having to throw the siren away. Water through hose for sprinkling yards or sidewalks or washing porches or windows must be paid for in advance and used only between the hours of 5 and 8 a. m. and 6 and 9 p. m. It must not be used for sprinkling streets. If used contrary to these rules or waste fully It will be shut off. Nick Batllck was convicted In the .circuit court yesterday on the charge of aswault upon W. W. Cutler and sen tenced to pav a fine of $60 by Judge Clelend. In the lower court Batllck was sentenced to serve 60 days In Jail, and as one day equals $2. he did twice as well in the upper court. Penney Bros.' Special Our $1.50 grade Port, Sherry, Tokay, Muscat and Angelica wines at $1 per gallon. Our $4.60 grade of I. W. Harper whiskey at $1.60 per gallon, Friday and Saturday only. $79-381 East Morrison street. Phone East 287. B-2426. Free deliv ry. Everything for the shaving man at Albert Beret's drug store, 23$ Washing ton street. Raiors guaranteed to give satisfaction or money back. Lather brushes that don't shed. Strops, mugs and everything that will save time and money for the self-shaver. The regular monthly meeting of the Oregon Forestry association will be held at the city hall tonight at 8 o'clock. The subject for discussion will be fire protection, and all timber own era are Invited to be present. Enter from Fifth street. The Portland Shoe Repair company, 2(9 Yamhill street, between Third and Fourth streets. Phone Main 7686. Your shoes repaired while you wait. Best oak soles, 76 cents. Bauer & Stopper. Articles lost and found on the street cars May 7: Uhlrty-two umbrellas, one overcoat, one piece fancy work, one silk bag and purse, one purse, two cans paint, one package laundry, one key and One of the biggest fur niture manufacturing concerns in the United States says: The pro per thing to use for cleaning furniture is clean water. If the fur niture is particularly dirty, add a little Ivory Soap. Rub dry with a clean cloth. Ivory Soap 994lo Per, Cent. Pure. ii 'THB set tHB NBW PROPRIBTOR :rtl TUJ-l CHICAOQ CLOTHINO Merf'eS Suits Elegant hand-tailored, new spring colors and pat terns, fancy and plain Worsteds, Serges and Velours GARMENTS THAT WILL SHOW EQUAL TO SUITS SOLD IN PORT LAND AT $15 TO $16.50 FOR ONLY MEN'S brands Low or High Cut ent ours, welts, select $5.00 spring button-hook, one package photos, one bracelet, one pin. one lunch pall, one grip, one telescope, one lunch basket, one set of blue prints, one sample case. Call at the lost article room of the O. W. P. railway station, corner First and Alder. On the ground of gross habitual drunkenness Julia Dennis has begun suit fir divorce from Benjamin F, Den nis. They were married In Sacramento, In 1893, and the wife complains that she has been compelled to earn her own living since lo. The Mount Tabor Home Training circle will meet this afternoon at the West Avenue schoolhouse when Prin cipal H. M. Sherwood of that school will make an address on "Finding One's Place," The Regulator line steamboat Bailey Oatzert makes round trip to The Dalles daily except Sunday, leaves Portland 7 a. m., returns 9 p. m. Alder street dock. Phones Main 914, A-6112. We sponge and press your clothes ehlne your shoes, all for $1.60 month. Main 614, A-4814. Wagons run every where. Unique Tailoring uo., aos stark. nnlden Grain Granules, the 100 per cent pure cereal coffee, cures dyspepsia and nervousness. All grocers. Tastes better than common coffee. Steamer Jesse Harklns, for Camas, Washougal and way landings, daily ex cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street dock at S P. id. The Merrymakers' dancing party at Rlngler's hall tomorrow night, direc tion of Professor Rlngler. Excellent music. Woman's Exchange, 118 Tenth street, lunch ll:Se to 2; business men's lunch. 821 Morrison street, Marquam building. W. A. Wise and associates, painless dentists. Third and Washington. Dr. B. C Brown. Eye-Ear. Marquam. Berger, signs, show cards. 184 Yamhill. Toung men's carnival May 16-17. Journal want ads. Is a word. Going East. Those contemplating a trip to the east should try the new Soo-Spokana route. L p-ic-aaie equipment, eieciric lighted, fast time, excellent service. Apply at local office, 142 Third street, for rates and full particulars. Wood I Wood I v nAA fnr-Aa first fnnr font fir wood must be sold bv July 16. $6 per cord delivered. Phone Main 4436. UNCONSCIOUS LOCKSTEP BETRAYS EX-CONVICT Lamont Insley, expert penman, ex convlct, with a record of five years In the Kansas penitentiary and three In the Missouri institution, and who has been Identified as a former employe of the Oregonlan in Woodland, washing ton, where he forged receipts securing $18, was arrestee! by Officer Teevin Thursday morning about 2 o'clock and this morning sentenced to 80 days in Judge Cameron's court. Insley confessed that he was Just pre paring to do a porch climbing job when arrestedi Officer Teevin became auspi cious of Inalev by the latter's walk, which gave evidence of long lock-step marches. Insley has also admitted sev eral aliases. DR. SPEREY WILL LECTURE TO MEN Dr. Lyman Beecher Bperry, the noted lecturer to men, will give a course of addresses May 10 to If, inclusive. The Sunday lecture wll be held at White Temple at 8:80 p. W., the others at T. M. C. A. auditorium. With the exception of the Monday evening lecture, of which the subject Is "New Zealand, the Little Olant Nation," and to. which women will be admitted, the lectures are for men only, and pertain to success and health. - The lectures will be tree, ad mission by ticket only. . Desk Room $5.00. Per month up; ground floor. 71 Sixth, near Oak. Hope bleached muslin, IS He quality, 7c a sard at Bannons. See page It , STORE THAT RIQHTS THE WRON6 CO. WJ I 1UI U SHOES Now is the time when money buys bargains in Dress and Street Shoes, also heavier qualities of high class footwear from Ameri ca's best shoe manufacturers. Goodyear welt and vici patent calf, in bals. and Bluchers; best $4 $2.85 on market.... A showing of tans and black, pat- enamel calf cordovan, vel vici, etc., hand $3.50 styles, AT THE THEATRES Wilton Lackaye Tonight. The attraction at the Helllg theatre, Fourteenth and Washington streets, to night and tomorrow night at 8:16 o'clock, will be the distinguished actor Wilton Lackaye, supported by Miss Elsie Ferguson and an excellent company of players In Hall Calne's play, "The Bond man." Lackaye's Special Matinee. A special price matinee will be given at the Helllg theatre. Fourteenth and Washington streets, tomorrow (Satur day) afternoon at 2:16 o'clock, when Wilton Laokaye In "The Bondman" will be the bill. "Mrs. Temple's Telegram" Sunday Seats are now selling at the box office of the Helllg theatre, ourieenin ana Washington streets, for the brilliant comedy, "Mrs. Temple's Telegram," which will be the attraction at the Hellig next Sunday night. May 10. William Bernard Is In the cast, together with Miss Margaret Snow. A Superb, Offering. 'The Climbers" as presented by the Baker stock company this week. Is simply a wonderful offering for a popu lar price theatre and many an inferior one has been seen at three times the Baker prices. It la Clyde Fitch's best Slay and was presented first by Amelia Ingham and Wilton Lackaye to Im mense success. "The Heir to the Hoorah." Paul Armstrong's successful western play, "The Heir to the Hoorah" will have its first stock production in Port land at the Baker next week. The open ing performance will be Sunday matt nee, and every one who attends the Baker next week can be assured of an evening's entertainment. "The Bathing Glrla." The most popular girls In town this week are "The Bathing Qlrls," at the Star theatre. This is a lively little musical comedy, which Is being played by the Armstrong company. There Is a laugh every minute, and the bill Is made up of many jokes, songs and dances. Drama and Fun. It is an odd mixture that la found this week at the Orand, for there Is drama and comedy on the bill. The drama is a little playlet, "The Visitor," presented by Porter J. White and the little tabloid Is the strangest of its kind to be sent to Portland. "The Merry Widow's Return." For the third week of musical comedy at the Star theatre the Armstrong com pany will present the latest offering. The Merry Widow's Return." This will commence next Sunday matinee. The Doric Four. act, will be the next headline attraction at tne urana, wuu ma uauiuiui Horse" as the added attraction. "The Lad From Laramie." There la something especially fine In store for Lyric patrons next week be ginning Monday pight when the Allen company will give Its first performance of "Tha Lady from Laramie." Verna Felton In the title role will arouse great enthusiasm. "Under the Magnolia" Tonight. The attraction at the Lyric tonight will be the Allen stock company In Its greatest success of recent weeks "Under tne magnolia in wnicn verna. rmoii, Revelle Urquhart and the other favor ites are appearing io great aavaniage. MISS BESSIE ABOTT NEXT MONDAY EVENING Next Monday evening. May 10, at the Helllg theatre, Fourteenth and Washington streets, the charming American soprano. Miss Bessie Abott, from the Metropolitan Opera House. New Tork city, will be heard in a grand concert recital. This famous coloratura singer will be assisted oy tne wiuiani pianist, Edith Moxom Gray, recently here at the Afmory with the Chicago Symphony orchestra at the annual spring musical festival, also the noted English cellist. Hans Dresssl. - Mtftxger, . jeweler, IIS Waahlngtou, GARDE C.-i. IA. OU COl DPU Men's Suits A collection of high grade Suits for men and young men, finished with fancy cuffs and the late novelty effects now so popular in men's suits. OTHER STORES ST YOU $20 AND $25. OUR PRICE L Men's V OUR EVER POPULAR HAT We Fullworth ALL THE NEW SPRING SHAPES IN SOFT AND STIFF STYLES, THE EQUAL OF ANY $3 HAT, FOR Tho 20th Century Limited VIA Lake Shore New YorR Central 18 HOURS BETWEEN Chicago and New York EABTBOUBU Imth CbicAfo flally . . Bi30 p. m. Arrives Xfew Tork . . iSOa.m. WZSTMuTD Sheaves Xfew Tork . . . 8t30 p. m. Arrives Chicago .... BOO a. m. "It Saves a Day" jf0 Change In Standard of Servloe Observation Cars Compartment Sleeper Drawing Room Cars Din ing Car Buffet Library Barber Bath Valet Ladles' Maid Tele phone Market Reports Stenog rapher Manicure. Luncheon Served Leaving Chicago FOSTUS9 AOBHCT, 139 3V) ST. W. a BBACKRB3T, No. Ta. Coaet Agent. WARREN J. LYNCH. Passenger Trafflo Manager, Chicago. F. W. Baltes and Company invite your inquiries for PRINTING Main 165 Home 11165 Phones First and Oak S1GK UEftDAGlIE FoBltlTeIr caret wf these Little Pills. They also relieve, Dte treas from Dyspepsia, In- digestion, and Too Beany Caong. A paneevrem edy tor Dlzxlaeaa. Hansen, Drowsiness. Bad Taste is the VootlL Coated I Tongue. Pain In the Bids, I TORPID XJVKB. Tftfflr Kfulatatbe Bowels. Purely Yefeub SMALL FILL SMALL COSE. SMALL PRICE. . Gsnuina Must Bear Fac-Simfla Signaturt REFUSE SUBSTITUTES. Ladies' 11 white canvas Oxfords, all sixes, fl" pair. Sample Shoe company, rlrst and1 Madlsojj. inairiTiVo L JITTLE 1 1 urn CARTERS rjrrrti IflVER gl , JR. C!3MA VaiV 1 1 1 w J Hats Does Your Table Relied an Intelligent Regard for Health? If so you will have on it only the- articles of food that are wholesome, nutritious and tasty. You can't make a fire burn well without good wood and you can't get the best results of your brain if your body is not properly fed. COLUMBIA Hams and Bacon Satisfy the appetite, please the palate and give the tired brain and body a new lease on life. Discriminating people know the superiority of the Columbia products and always keep them ready for use. UNION MEAT COMPANY OF OREGON PIONEER PACKERS OF THE PACIFIC TEETH p Save Money Come and have free examination. WB EXTRACT TEETH FREhJ: 8IL VER FILLINGS, 86o UP; GOLD FILL INGS, 7Jc UP; SET OF TEETH. I4.00l SPLENDID SET. flOO; GOLD CROWNS. $2.60 TO SS.00. All work guaranteed for ten years. Lady attendant always present All work done absolutely without pain by specialists of from IS to 10 years ex perience. Boston Dentists Some Phone A-S03A. Phoae Mala 8030. 891 M Morrison MU Opp. rostoffioe. WOKXX A PSCZAJbTT BOUt. ts. X. CKAV, the only Chinese woman doctor In this city. She has cured many af flicted sufferers. Cured private and female dls. eases, also throat and lung troubles: stomach, bladder and kidneys and diseases of all kinds that the human flesh la heir to. Cured by Chinese herbs and roots. Remedies harra lesa. No operation Honest treatment. Ex 161 Clay at, cor. Third. Diamond Roof Stains AXJt BXABE8 MADE FROM CREOSOTE . " '' 5 Gal. Lots" 75c Pr Qal. Portland Sash & Door Co. 830 nOsTT'T. VOBTlAXa. o amlnation free. DR. BROUGHER Lectures at the WHITE TEMPLE Twelfth and Taylor Streets, VOHXGKT, T. K, OX 4A Tenderftot Abroad" TtTT.T.T a WT AJTD WIU I. Mrs. Walter Reed WILL SINQ. Admission- 25o. Reserved seats 5o. On sale at the White Tem ple and Woodard. Clarke ft Co. A New Departure The coat of Interments has been greatly reduced by the Holm an Under taking company. Heretofore It has been the custom of funeral directors to make charges for all Incidentals connected with a fu neral. The Edward Holman Undertak ing company, the leading funeral di rectors of Portland, have departed from that custom. When casket Is furnished by ns we make no extra cbarges for embalming, hearse to cemetery, outside box or any services that may be re quired of us, except clothing, cemetery and carriages, thus effecting a saving ef 326 to 876 on each funeral THE EDWARD HOLMAN .UNDERTAKING CO. tao TBXBB ST. COB. SAUfOH. ONLY1 T H E BEST IN LIFE AND ACCIDXNT INSURANCE top Weus rarge BJaf. ajcrrsxiaiSTftv IlLlJLlU 14th and Waghloftoa Phones Main 1 and A-lizi TONIQIJT AT :! O'CLOCK SDeoIal Price Last Time Mat. Tomorrow Tomorrow Mght wrrr.TOW ucrirs . .. 4R nan -caines iay . -. TMM BOBTDMAJT' -Evening. 13 to 80c; Mat., 11.69 t 15c. SEATS NOW SELLING FAMOUS METROPOLITAN SOPRANO Miss Bessie Abott Edith Moxom Gray, Planlste Hans DreaseL Cellist Helllg Theatre Next Monday Prices 12.00. $1.60, 11.00. 76c, . HEILIG THEATRES Mtli aad Washing-tea Phones Main 1 and A-Xltl -NEXT SUNDAY NIGHT, MAT 10 . m. WTT.T.TaW BEWTAJKD Margaret Snow Norval McGregor ' In the Brilliant Comedy Prices II. 78c, 80c, I Sc. BAKBR "IMHATRB - Phones Main 2, A-68S0. George L. Baker, Gen. Manager. Tonight, All This Week. Matinee Sat urday, Baker Stock Co. in" Beautiful Production of Clyde Fitch's Greatest Play, TXS CinCBBM" ' ' Most expensive gowns ever aeen on Baker stage; magnificent scenery; In tense plot. Evenings. 26c 16c 60s: Mat lfia tic. Went Week "The Heir to the Hoorab," THE GRAND Vaade vllIedeLnxe EnUre Week of May 4. 1S0S. The Greteat Novelty In Vaudeville ' MAJtCO rWXBTS Something to Laugh at PORTER J. WHITE ft CO.. '. Presenting "THE VISITOR." ' The Musical Comedy Star. CLARA THROPP. F. F. MONTRES8A, The I. A. T. 8. E. Expert, Will Exhibit Washington Irvlng's - "legend ef Sleepy Wolltrw." . LYRIC THEATRE Both Phoneat Main 4685 1 Horn A-10SS. Week commencing Monday. May 4,' P. R. Allen presents Miss Verna Felton anri tha Allan Rtnfk I'n Ir, W IT Una. tague's beautiful Southern play, "tnrosB tu XAasTOUA.1 Matinees Tuesday, Thursday, Satur day and Sunday. Prices 10c and 20c. Every evening at 8:16. Prices lOo, 20o and SOc. Boxea 60c. Office open 10 a. m. to 10 p. m. THE STAR Musical Comedy two nowi bvzst xvEimra. FIRST AT 7:80. SECOND AT t:15 P. M. Matinees Dallv at 8:30 p. m. , TEB ASMBTBOsTO MTTfilOAX, ' OOaCKPT OOKPAhTT OFFER "THE BATHING GIRLS" Besides Two Vaudeville Feature Attrac tions. The NICKEL0DI0N 130 SIXTH STREET Bet, Aide and Washington, Portland, Of. OOWBOT US SCHOOX. MUH tOW BOT TO THB XXSOTTE. - SAN FRANCISCO PORTLAND WAT 5, 6, T, 8, AV9 10. Games begin week daya at 8:30 p. m Sunday, 8:30 p. m. Admission fee Bleachers, JSc, grand stand, 60c; boxes, 26a extra; children, bleachers, 10c; grandstand, 26c LADIES' DAY FRIDAY Boys under 11 free to bleacher Wed- neaday. To Oaks RJnk TONIGHT 8TB CIA Xi KATTJTBB TOMO&JtOW AraiSVOOsT " Or andi Kama Tomorrow Bight f30 Open All Day Sunday ' Moonlight Skating . Next Week. 11th to 16th Inclusive. Circus Day u? "iSXndMayll&12 rerfonnanees t and T, Vt. 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