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Newspaper Page TextV THE, OREGON DAILY .JOURNAL; PORTLAND. MONDAY , EVENING. MAY 11, 1908. 1 Tovm Topics I 111 I II I HI! IH " TONIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS. s HelU .."Miss- Abott In Grand Concert Bake? V. . . "The Heir to the Hoorah kyrto ... . . ."The Lady f rota Laramie" Star -The Merry Widow-- Return" Grand ........ A audeylllo riomVacttve eUpa toward ' effecting the 8aturday night closing will be de cided upon at the meeting at 8 p. m. ' this evening at tke Unitarian chattel. Rnv.nth nnd Tamhlll streets. The fed eration will toe represented by delegate from the various organisations wnicn have joined with the Consumers' league for this purpose. The committee ap pointed at the last meeting to confer with the retail merchants will report, and It is hoped that this report will - contain some recommendation ..- which may be acted tipon by the meeting. A large attendance is expected, and the meeting is free. - The committee to re port tonight Is composed of Dr. C. - R. Chapman. Rev. E. 8. Muckley, Father Black. R. A. Harris, Mrs. E. B. ColwelL 'Mrs. H. W. Coe and Mrs. Spencer. Rev. J, Alien Leas celebrated the sev enth anniversary of his pastorate at the St. James English LuUleran church yes terday. Since coming to Portland ,Rev. Mr. Leas has built up the membership of his church, and under his leadership lthaa become to be one of the great est religious organizations in Portland. The congregation ha a handsome church building at West Park and Jef ferson streets and' is entirely out of debt Rev. Mr. Leas toe k for his text yesterday. Acta 21:19, relating to the Apostle Paul' return to Jerusalem where he told "What things Qod had wrought among the Gentiles by bis ministry." Articles' lost and found' on the street cars May 8, 9 and 10: fig umbrellas, one film holder, one oil can, one camera siana, two Knives, one plane, 10 pack ages, four purse, one screen wire, on notebook, four book, on bunch of iron eye, one glass, one door latch, one glove, one pair gloves, one satchel, one cnisei, one tnpoa, one pair snoes. The "Teddy Bear" umbrella and the "cordu roy pants" that have been called for have been found. Call at the lost arti cle room of the O. W, p. railway sta Uon, corner First and Alder street. A meeting of the Kltllngsworth real estate men waa held Saturday night and arrangement were made to hold another meeting at the hall in that dis trict next Thursday morning at o'clock. All interested in the develop ment of the peninsula are invited to attend. The main object of the as- sembly is to provide entertainment for tne visitors curing me itose carnival. It Is the intention of the real estate men of North Alblna and KlUlngeworth to work hand in hand with the push club. Charged with running a disorderly sa loon at US 81xth street, O. Cola and E. R, Rice were this morning arraigned be fore Judge Cameron. Captain Bailey testified to having found Vera Clifford In a bedroom over the saloon, and other evidence was brought to show that the two men were allowing women in their place of business. O. Cole was fined ISO, and the case against B- R. Rioe con tinued to allow of an investigation into the present status of the saloon. - The United East 8'd Push club meet tomorrow night at the Sargent hotel for the transaction of important business. Reports on -the bridge aues 4 tlon, street Improvement, the ad v I Fa cility of buying roolc-crushors and many Other important things to eattt aider will come up. A Wrger. attendance even than was present Utt time ia ex pected. Nine push clubs of the peninsula meet at the hall in North Alblna tonight to take up the matter of advertising for the Rose Festival, The committer ap rolnted to develop plans for boosting he peninsula, will males its report. Other business of importune will be transacted. Water through hose for sprinkling I yards or sidewalk or washing porohes or windows must be paid for in advance and used only between the hours of C and 8 a. m. and 6 and 9 p. to. It must not be used for sprinkling street. If used contrary to these rule of waate- ruiiy it wui oe snut on. Charged with passing a bad check for St on D. L Houston, proprietor of the Houston hotel, George Mauls is on trial before a lury in Judge O'Day'a depart ment of the circuit court. The check was drawn on an Idaho bank end was returned dishonored. The funeral of the late Mrs. Anna Rankin Rlggs will take place tomorrow afternoon from the Grace " Methodist i hurch. Burial, will be in the River- view cemetery. Dr. Clarence True Wil son will have charge of the service. Mrs. Violet Bayle( 454 Salmon street, complains to the police that a strango man has been shadowing her house for some time, yesteraay sne questioned htm, and he said he was working on a state case. The Canteen saloon, 409 Couch street, was broken into Sunday morning be tween 1 and S o'clock. Five dollars in money and several bottle of whiskey Were- stolen. The Regulator, line steamboat Bailey Gatzert makes round trip to The Dalle dally except Sunday, leaves Portland 7 a. m., return S .-p. m. Alder street dock. Phone Mam sit, A-5U2. H,B; HIT 351 WASHINGTON STREET TOMORROW v ALL r:'... EADIES' AND MISSES' SUITS AT HALF PRICE .. - ' STORE OPENS AT 8:30 A. M. Steamer Jesse Rarklns. for Camaa, wasnougai ana way innaings, aaiiy ex cept Sunday, leaves Washington street dock at 1 p. m. D. Chambers Son, opticians, now at 811 Morrison street, Marquam building. Woman' Exchange, 188 Tenth street, lunch J VS6 to 2; business men' lunch, W. A. Wise and associates, palnl dentist. Third and Washington. Berger, sign, show card. 284 Y anthill. Journal want ade. le a word. "I am not afraid of soap, i have never -found that it in jured my skin. I wash my face with Ivory Soap and hot water every night and morn ing. At night ' I apply cold cream, rubbing it well into my face and neck and leaving it on over night In this way, it is absorbed into the skin " : This is the- method of caring for her complex ion which is followed by "Iowa's most beautiful woman.' V " " Ivory Soap " 99 4loo' Per Cent. Pure. GUARDSMEN TRY OUT SPRINGFIELD RIFLES New Guns Used for First Time by Militia Compan ies in Oregon. Yesterday opened the season for small arms target practice of the Oregon No tional guard, and from early morning Until late in the afternoon the crash of the ar.ari'smen'a new Springfield rifles was beard or. a dozen ranges throughout the state. The Portland companies used the old run are beyond the City Park, a derinlte arrangements nave not yet oeen concluded for taking over the new range ground near Troutdale. Details from three local infantry com panies and from the field and staff of the TMrcT miantry were mijwn to ino range for yesterday's practise, work beginning at 8 o'clock in the morning and continuing until f. tn the afternoon. While many of the men were near and had never had experience on a rifle range, the scoring waa well up t the average. The guardsmen wore equipped with the new Springfield gun. which was is sued to the O. N. G. only a few weeks ago, replacing the Krag rifle, the only 5un that most of the men had ever used, owever the change seemed to make no difference with the snooting or the ex nerlenced men. It is claimed by the government that the new gun la ihe best military rifle ever issued to United States troops, and equal to any rifle now in use in the world. Only the ?C0-ysrd range was used in Portland yesterday. Adjutant-General Flnser hones to be able to close the deal for the new range ground east of the city witmn a snort time, when ranges up to 1,000 yards will be Im mediately built and the grounds made ready for the use of the guardsmen this summer. DR. SPERRY TO SPEAK Oil NEW ZEALAND r"- Will Particularly Dwell on Labor Conditions in the Antipodes. V Dr. Lyman B. Bperry, the great spe ciallst on the science of living, will cpeaX. Atthi tonight to a mixd audience on "Australia, the Lone Continent Under the Southern Cross." The lecture will be illustrated with ster eopticon pictures. Dr. Sperry has trav eled . over Australia and New Zealand and the clotures were taken by himself. He will speak of social and economic conditions particularly of New Zealand and labor conditions there. The lecture tonight is free for men and women, the only one of the Sperry lectures open to women. The lectures Tuesday, , Wednesday and Thursday evenings of this week win be at 8 o'clock and the subjects are an follows: Tuesday, May 11, "Male and Female, or the Significance of Sex"; - Wedneadov, May is, Avoidant causes or .Disease ; 1'huradav. May 14.t "Heredity. Environ ment and Endeavor." SterenDtlcon - clotures tit Hawaii will be fchown preceding the address Thurs day evening., . - Admission I by ticket, which may be had free at the Y. M. C. A. offices. PERSONAL. Rev. J. Whltcomh ttrauaher left last night for Oakland, California, where he will preside at the meeting nf the' Ia clfic coast Baptlat conf-trone, of which no in president. Ttiij conrsrnca wui no held In the First flap 1 1 st church on Telegraph avenue, an j many nrominent Baptists from all ovr th ''Oji'nt will at tend. The conference will be hold from May 1J to May 16. John TInM nf - VHIInv.wArrh w. taken to the hospital today to be op Tatedf on for appendicitis. '; HJ.V formerly .aaepted restaurant at S47 Morrison John ' TValteVs. With reatan street. diKartmareH -Raturdav affeffioorf. A t-oinplalnt has been turned into police headriuarters that he took about $300 belonging-to the proprietor, Raker "Heir to the Hoorah." Few play have stood the test of re production as ha Paul Armstrong's "The Heir to the Hoorah." There must be reasons for this and there axe. It tells a simple story plainly and enter tainingly. The comedy la good, though now and then a bit strained. There Is comparatively little exaggeration. And most of all the story of the reconcilia tion of the two chief characters through the coming of the belr himself is sweet and clean and true at least w all like to think it's true. Although lacking some of the elab orate scenic investitures that former productions In Portland have been giv en the performance at the Baker yes terday was fully as entertaining as the others In some respects the acting was better than that In the road produc tions, while Mr. Alison was, at least as good as Guy Bates Post in the part of Joe Laay. He was perhaps a trifle too rflnd no woman under heaven could take Offense at the Immaculate Joe that Mr. Alison gave. True, upon his return from Europe the wearing of an extremely new suit carried with It a slight air of consciousness a knowledge that the creases were new and to bo guarded, and an enjoyment of the fact that he was looking par ticularly well but his quiet manners were quite irreproachable. And Miss Jewellthe part of Mrs. Joe is not a great, one but a delicate one and the leading woman played It with sympathy and understanding. It's a girlish sort of a part and Miss Jewell played it in a charmingly girlish man ner unaffectedly and well. But the sensation of the day was the appearance of Lawrence Edward Oleason. tne infant son of Mr. m.i Mrs. James Gleason and incidentally the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. William Glea- son all of the Baker Stock company, ' thank you. The poor child was care-i f ully exhibited to the delighted audi- ence who of course howled their heads ! off and demanded more of him, to the! mingled pride and fear of the young ' father. The moat serious thing about the first appearance was the interest-! ing possibility that in 80 years from 1 now he'll be telling interviewers of: that first appearance on any stage, ij always watch first' appearances with' a sickening Interest to wonder if when I grow old and doddering myself 111! be interviewing these youngsters and i hearing the same old story about the when I, as a babe in arm, was ear ned oui ror- tne audience to behold sort of rot- I hope Mr. Oleason brings his young man up to he a bank clerk. Louise Kent's Kate Brandon waa a bit overdrawn and lost in effect there by. William Gleason'a Lon Perry w. a totally original conception of the part of the cowboy and Wot a particularly i good one, while Hilda Graham's Madge Casey was good and show careful work. ; James uieason's Dave Lacy was good, ! one or the best rileces of the nlav and Donald Bowles" KeHy was bad, ex cepting ror one Drier scene with Miss Kent, cnanes Lewis ana Konald Brad bury are both steadily Improving in tneir work. Heilig -"Mrs. Temple's . Telegram." At least as reaaonable a farce aa any that comes around, and vastly more entertaining than most is "Mrs. Tem ple's Telegram." It has extremely funny situations, the lie are most en tertaining aa lie are apt' to be, and the fun Is wholesome and uproarious. When it was first presented in Lon don years ao with Emery aa the ere. ator. of the husband's role. It was hailed as the beet farce the British metropo lis had seen and It still retains much of the sparkle of its youth. William Bernard, who wa formerly with the . Baker company in Portland as stage I manager, plays the part of Jack Temple and it must be confessed, does It but indifferently well. Ha lno all the fine humor that the lines offer ror tne eomprenenaing, ana make It broad, almost horsey farca. Josenh Dal ley makes a most excellent Wigson nd Margurite Snow, who 1 - pretty and rather a good Actress, is pleasing as the wife who wouldn't believe her husband's tale of being caught in the exposition wheel. The engagement wa ror only -one night. , :-.!; ' Closing-Out Sale. . . Entire stock consisting of hts-h-irrari black and colored dress goods, silks, table linens and - household supplies, honlery, knit and muslin underwear, cor sets. alOves. wash -dregs roods, clnnks. suits and men' goods. Friend and regular patrons 'nd.lhA-pnblia are-ln-vlted to partake of the bargains offered. Everybody know the character of the stock carried by MaAllen & MaDontfalL corner Third ndi Morrison tre.t. . V OUR JUVENILE DEPARTMENT f ' ; r ' II I t 1 -V. Overflowing with all the latest and best things for Boys and Young Men. Most comfortable shop ping place in Portland -MODEST PRICES prevail here always Assortment the largest and best JLadies'and Misses' tailored coats BEN S ING LEADING CLOTHIER OUR NEW CUSTOMERS A' ND they average about six every day, quickly ob serve and appre ciate the character of service they receive at this bank, for we ad here strictly to the cus toms of sound banking. German American Bank Sixth and Washington Streets Portland, Oregon SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES, $4 AND UP PER PEAR SZaSSZSZZSZSZZZZSSESSSSICXXSS2XZXXZZSSZZZZXSZ:"l There Is Money In Developing the Marvel-1 ons Natural Resources of Oregon In again repeating what we have beef) saying for months that GOLD DREDGING will soon become one of the leading and the MOST PROFITABLE industry in the state we are only reiterating what has occurred in every other section where the business has been developed. The nat ural conditions are as favorable, here as could be desired. ' That there U I Gold in Abundance F. W- Baltes and Company invite your inquiries for FEINTING Phones Main 165 Home JL 1165 First and Oak Hair Cutting: 25c TOTJB SHOES 8HINED FREE TSB KOSXb BABBX UKOT 1 Sixth . YOU CAX REGISTER AT NIGHT WITH CLERK Appreciating ths fact that only four days ars left for regis tration after today, the trail to the county clerk's office waa trodden more than it has been alnoe the primaries. Fifty new names were added to the lists this moraine, living a total of 33,180 to date. Tonight and for three succeed lng nights the county elerk will keep his office open for regis- tratiOQ purposes,' to oblige those , who, cannot come in usual office hours, v The books will close at B p.' m. next Friday, IS days before the election. ' Within the same length of time ail "ot those who have moved from one precinct to an - ether must appear in person and -.have the changes entered In the , ' books.' Or they will not be able to vote when the time cornea, 3 ' in the aoriferous gravels, we have proven absolutely, by repeated drillings and shaft tests. We can satisfy and con vince anyone of this fact who will . investigate. To begin the payment of dividends it is now only necessary to put on the dredging machinery, the same as used in other places. For this purpose we are selling a small portion of our treasury stock. While we have not made as large a display in print as we might have done, yet we hare kept stead fastly at work and have made good progress. Ve intend to put on our first dredge this summer and be paying divi dends before the season doses, for as soon as the wheels begin turning, the gold ready for the mint, begins coming in and continues as long as the machinery runs. Our stock is being gradually absorbed by careful thinking people who have investigated. The 35c allotment is so nearly exhausted that at the close of business May 16, the Price Will Advance to 45c Per Share We give this timely notice, that those who had decided to buy, bttt had delayed placing their order for various reasons, , may do so now before the advance is in effect AH orders, with remittances, that are mailed on or before May 16, as shown by the mailing postmark, will be honored. Buy on the easy payment plan if you prefer. Full information will be cheerfully furnished to any who will write or call at gut office. M M 8 3 S WESTERN EXPLORATION DREDGING CO. 215 Couch Building, Portland, Oregon 8 M 3 a M 8 M M H ULlLlu 14th mn4 Washington THIS KVfcNINO AT 8;30 O LO K .The Famous Coloratura bufun 1 . Miss Bessie Aboil Assisted by Edith Moiom Gray, ro tate, and Hans pressei. Knglish Celiac iiium-Hi fi.pu, i ann lac. BAKE2R TMBATRU -nones Main 2f A-8380, , aeo. Baker, Oes. Mgnr. Tonlirhr all hi w.ir m,n Armstrong'a famous western comoily more than these regular Baker prices: 6c. Oet your seats ea'rly. - ' m weeawacree sterrto." L.YRIC TH12ATRC Both noneawlEala 4SS8I Worn Week commencing Monday, May 11, y. viu resell ia . MISS Virol Felton and the Allen Stock Company In the amua- lng comedy drama Matinees Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday Every evening at t:lt. Prices 10c, M.A sOo. Boxes 6O0. -Office "open to a. m. to 10 d. m. THE GRAND VaadcvUUdelcic Entire week of May 11, 1901 . THAI BOBXO rOTTB HI jrh -Class Blnirlns; Quartet. "TSCB SATTOHarcT ROBSJB" World's Greatest Triple-Bar , Airtlste. r. T. KOVTXBBSA ' The I. A. T. H KL On time with the latest, animated pictures. THE STAR Musical Comedy weelc of May 10, 1908 TWO BXO Wg BTET SYEBDTO . 7i30 end sa p as. Ixiwer floor, 25c. balcony 15. Matinees daily at S:I8 n. m 16c. The ARMSTRONG COMPANT OpTTBTtfl "TD KXUT WIDOW'S BHTTJJVJP In this nroduetlon will be worn - the largest "Merry Widow" hat In the world MUBIOAXi LOWS NICKELODION .130 txxxx t. 'r':.-3-:., Utful Prtstnt for a Boy A Visit to th Baby Nursery Circus Day AI,S Performances a and lf.K 1 ' TZ9TB BITWATBD COKVEB 5 IS 9 -Carat Cinrpioni wi Cchitititt-ISa tl FasMit EastsWass M asionisiuwi acbobats A Caaftott Ji,iin Circat t Bmrlmg Serf mltmt mm hit mm e vmtMil rtm micrt II Irtllaa Tiafttsrs It itckltM iMtk UiUn Steret ef TmM WM mH snWUFLESXTSSZfZ mm Isflls sf Nrtsratof Elepaaats utcmi sua um mum lilgtmt Jimrtac riartw Marvelous Rcktrls Pretty Edat Mart (ta - r 100 JTew and Vorel reatnree 100 n nuuT viomum uv MlUlon-Sollar Xenarerie, The Only Bif Bali road Show Oomiaf -j. jus sear. F. B. JONES & CO. COAL and WOOD PC B TON $6.00 PEK CORD, LAQE COAL WASHED AND SCREENED NO SOOT NO DIRT ? '' Home B-1 77 1 Phone Cast 7 Learn Telegraphy Our School endorsed bjr rail road officials. Telegrapbers In Demand .Summer rates 'now on. ' Day and erening classes. Open all the year. . ' '. - OREGON COLLEGE OF TtLEGHAPH Y . 83 FIFTH ' ST. ; fa aasvwtBt sSvertiMattaU kerla teatlea The ioanuJ. . amine woKAJr a wxcxaxt mn. .-bv oxAjr. the only Chinese woman oooior ia oim city, bh bm enrea many ar (lleted sufferers. Cured private and female dis eases, also throat and lune troubles: stomach, bladder and kidneys and diseases et all Irlniffl that f Via hnM. . flesh Is heir to. Cured by Chinese herbs and roots. Bemedtes barm lees. ' Mo operations. Honest treatment. B - til Clay at. eon Third. ,Uoa free. ONLY-W tire and THE ACODXNT INSUHANCX 1 J m. wxtow " TEETH OsaSi;Save.' money Come and have free examination. ' WE EXTRACT TEETH FREE: eri VER FILLINGS, 6o UPtOOLD WLL. INOS. 75o UP BET OP TEETH, $4 00: SPLENDID SET, tl.00: QOLO) CROWNS, tl.EO TO SS.Oft. , All work auaranteed for ten years. Lady attendant always present. AH work done absolutely without pain bf specialists of from 11 to 20 years' ex perience. , . Boston Dentists : ' Home none A-4O30. Phoae Kala 803O. asm KorrUoa SJU Osp. rostoffiee. Diamond Roof Stains AV-T. CXABZS J MADS TROM CREOSOTB 5 Qal. Lots 75c Per Ga!. Portland Sash o Door Co. S3o nowj ix. roSTTJIRO. C '1 fiebwab Printing Cc bkst ironr. rirfivytr mm 4l-4 STAH!. r 'C IliTT'""