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Newspaper Page TextTHE . OREGON ' SUNDAY, JOURNAL, PORTLAND SUNDAY ORNING. MAY 24, ' 1908. ' it Tnrm TnTi!rs m m m. m m a. if uim savsT ' - - " ii The banquet' committee Of the East : Side Push club met yesterday afternoon at the 'office of Dr. Dsveny to prepare) a program for tha banquet at tha Bar- fent hotel the evening of May 16. More hart 100 delegates from the different clubs have already accepted Invita tions, and it la expected that 120 at least will - alt down to the banquet. Mayor Lane, Tom Richardson, Fire Chief Campbell, Dr. Deveny and Whit r ney Is. Boise will be tha principal speak ers. The Rose City quartet will sine at the banquet , - , . The . Montavllla board of trad will meet tomorrow at the hall of the board of trad and take up tha matter of street improvement. It is proposed to im prove six streets, so that the fire de partment can get over the roads with out difficulty in future. Three of thess 'roads lead north and south of Villa avenue and three east and west' An ' effort will be made also to have tha board adopt resolutions favoring the ex tension of the .assessment for Improv ing Villa avenue -to a distance of two blocks back of this avenue. - Tomorrow evening at o'clock the Kenilworta Improvement club will glva a social entertainment at the Kenllworth church. East Thlrjty-fourth street and Gladstone avenue. The program com mittee, consisting or Messrs. uompion, Tomlinson and W'estbrook, J have ar ranged for addresses by Mayor JUane and Hon. Whitney I Boise. There will be music, songs, recitations and other entertaining and' social features. Ad mission will be free, and tha publio Is cordially invited to attend. The parishioners, of 8t Michael's church , will hold a 10-day fair, begln- Slng next Wednesday, in the Medical ullding. corner Park and Alder streets. The proceeds of the fair will be for the benefit of the church. A. special com mittee has been selected to lake charge of the project. A musical program by some of the leading musicians of the city has been arranged for the fair, and the card will be changed every day. A business men's lunch will be served by the ladies every afternoon and evening. The Third Regiment, Oregon National Guard, Battery A, field artillery, hos pital corps and Camp Young, S. W. V., will hold their annual military religious service at the First Presbyterian church. Twelfth and Alder. Sunday evening. May 81, at g o'clock. The or ganisation will march from tha armory with band. Professor E. E. Coursen will begin an organ recital at 7:30. Chaplain William & Gilbert will con duct the service and deliver the address. The public, or course, la invited. Invitations are out for a grand Rose Fiesta open meeting to be given the evening of June 4 by the United Arti sans of this city. Arion hall has been secured for the occasion and only enough Invitations will be Issued to have the hall comfortably filled. . Every, thing will be free and a fine program is being arranged. There will also be dancing. The entertainment will serve in a good measure to welcome visiting Artisans. Trolley excursions today on Portland Railway, Light & Power company to Estacada and upper Clackamas points. 75 cents round trip; to Oregon City and Canemah park, 45 oents round trip. Cars leave ticket office, First and Alder streets, for Estaoada, 7:15, 9:16, 11:16 a. m., 1:16. 3:45, 6:15, 7:56 p. m.; for Ore gon City, every 30 minutes on the hour. Tickets must be purchased. Dinner at Hotel Estacada, 50 cents. We can afford to sell tailor made clothes to particular men at low prices because we make small profits, but we have the benefit of the man's continual patronage, which is more than equiva lent to a large profit and only one order. We get our pay by your coming back and- by the friends that you send to us. W6 make any suit in the house to your order for $25; no more, no less. Unique Tailoring Co., 809 Stark street. The carnival committee of the East Side Business Men's club met yester day morning and completed arrange ments for the big east side demonstra tion on June 4. It was decided to ex tend the time in which entries for tho ?ony and cart contest can be made un il June 2. Six additional prizes will be offered by the carnival committee for the best costumed persons in the masquerade. j 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 6 and 8 a. m. and and p. m. It must not be used for sprinkling streeta If used contrary to these rules or waste fully it will be shut off. A delightful time was spent Thurs day by many members of Golden Rule Maccabees playing five hundred at the home of Mrs. Sarah Swan, on Manhat tan street Mrs. Barber won the first prise, and Mrs. Vanorden the second. At a regular meeting of the Golden Rule Maccabees they heartily Indorsed and agreed to cooperate with the Con sumers' toague to enforce the early closing movement especially when women and girls are employed. Illustrated lecture on Norway at Tay lor Street Methodist Episcopal church. Monday evening. Explanations in Eng lish and Norwegian. Highly educational and entertaining. 25o and 60a The Portland Bboe Repair company, 369 Yamhill street between Third and Fourth streets. Phone Main T66S. Your shoes repaired while you wait Best oak soles, 7t cents. Bauer & Stopper. This will remind you that now Is the time to have your hair mattresses renovated and returned the same day. Phone Main 474. The Portland Curled Hair Factory. H. Metzger, proprietor. Victoria Day CelebrationCombined British societies. Armory hall. Tenth and Couch streets. Monday evening. May 25. 8:15 p. m. Admission 26 cents. Refreshments. w A temperance meetlngwIU be held in Woodmen hall, corner East Sixth and Alder streets, today at 8:80 p. m., for the purpose of fighting the saloons on UNIQUE AND BEAUTIFUL Tha extensive assortment of trophy and prise cups at Belt-" kemper's is unusually handsome ' in designs and patterns. The time Is short before - the .'Rose Fiesta and orders should be sent In early for engraving, s , y 1 Attention Is also called to tha rare and brilliant diamonds ' of . first water, artistically set in any piece of jewelry you may want ( BEITKEMPER'S JEWELRY STORE . Lowest Priced Jewelry 'store for I ' Tiae Oooaa. ' 286 Morrison Street Prize Cups MONEY or DIAMONDS '' If ' Ton Eave Diamond you also have money, and with both what more could you ask for. . v Kara . Yon VotlOeft .- that during all this financial trouble diamonds did not drop in price, and what is still bet ter we expect to see them take another raise before long. Aa Investment la Diamonds Is like buying gold bonds. You can't lose and whenever you want to turn them into cash it is easy. fortunately we bought' a very large stock of diamonds .before the . last raise and therefore can offer some ex ceptionally good values. . A Diamond Mint coping from oar store needs no further recommendation, as We Barer Misrepresent) that ac counts for the immense trade- we have built up and why we are today roxTZjunra : uabtjto nwzxnu. Jaeger j B ros, Bet. td and 4th, . 868 Uorrlson Bt. the east aide. There will be a fine musical program. The two principal speaKers win d to. a. j. j&CAiuster ana jrrank a. Kutneriord. To InvestorsCan give von Invest. ments paying 10 per cent, per year or better, with good security, in sums $1,000 10 tzv.vvv. : a. w . uoaaaro, uv eecono. Wanted, a good-looking vounr hnruk weight 1,000 to 1,200 pounds, one that iaay can easily - arive in ouggy. Ad- aress f-iai, journal. Steamer Jesse Rarktns, for Camas, naiuougui ua way lanaings, aauy ex cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street a ucx at i p. m. Dr. P.-L. Austin left yesterday on tha 2 o'clock limited to inspect the Potlcle mining claims in the couer d Alens dis trict. Flags and bunt In r of all kinds. Wll lamette Tent A Awning Co, northwest corner jrroni ana tsurnsiae. To Rent Payers You buy the lot. build the house. Bee me. xi. W. God dard, 110 Second. D. Chambers St Bon, opticians, now at til uornson street, Marquam building, For sale, on account of death in fam ily, complete furniture house. Ill First T-foorV Ipf Photographer. wkb vuwuug, Dsvemn ana Biarg ats. . A JX'., mnA Moclates. painless ucuiiBia, j tiiru mna WBsnwgion. Dr. McCracken. dentist Rothchild bldg. Bergar, signs, show cards. 284 Yamhill. Buy a copy of Rose Festival march. Journal want ads. lo a word. If WITHOUT THE SUBJECT County W. C. T. U. Members listen to Several Addresses in Friend's Church. The county W. C. T. U. held an In stitute ai the Friends' club Friday. After the opening devotional exercises Mrs. Edith Whttesldes gave a talk on "i-uniy, empnasismg tne name "Chrls tlon" in the W. C T. U. and that rarrv. ing it out into life made a double standard of life for men and women impossible. Prevention is better than cure sne saia. Mrs. Haeklns of Mount ' Scott recited a poem, xara. Alice Hanson sang "A Lit tle Bit of Love." Mrs. Bertroche. Sun. nyslde, gave a fine address on the work of the Loyal Temperance Legion, show ing the need of work among the chil dren and of training young women to carry n on. An hour was spent In lunoheon and social intercourse) Dr. Esther Pohl be ing detained, Mrs, Macy of Newberg talked on "Health and Heredity," who cmpnasizeu rigni living, a lOllowlng OX the laws of health in eating, exercise, etc. Rev. J. Hanson also talked on the subject emphasizing the need of a sound mina in a souna body. Mrs. M. FullUove sang "Wash Me Now, Without Within.' F. B. Rutherford gave a convincing address t on "Civtp Righteousness, speaking of the sharp struggle between good and evil, the need of strong men and women to stand against all op- fiosltion. and that the good element la n the majority In our country and can carry the day for righteousness. Mr. Harford was Introduced and spoko a rew words or great Interest Mr. Blake also made a ringing speech. Resolutions were adopted thanking the Deople for the use of the church and asking that an effort be made along tne line or raising the standard of purity. Mrs. Ward Swops had charge of a medal contest In the even ing and after an- Interesting exercise the judges awarded the prize to Mas ter Ray Keep. Walter Thomag Mills frave an address of great power, show ng that there are no rights without corresponding duties and that society cannot bestow a right to one to injure anoinur. BLACK DBESS GOODS. Great Closing Out Bale of Stock at Wholesale Prices. ' The finest stock of black dress goods on the coast. Complete showing of all French novelties. Supply your needs now wniie this great sale is on. Mo Allen & McDonnell, Third and Morrison. WOMEN SLEUTH ON v, A FALSE SCENT The Japanese apprehended yesterday at the Instigation of Mrs. L. C. . Hart man, a woman, sleuth of Portland, roved not to be the oriental who. has een attacking girls near Seoond and Caruthers.- Yesterday afternoon Officer Circle took him before Miss Maud Van Kruen, who is employed in a bakery at the' corner of Third and Columbia strets, and who was attacked last Saturday night, and she Instantly - exonerated him. ...... The - Japanese, , she ; said, waa too short and light, and did not tally with her assailant in hardly any respect ex cept his ' nationality. After the young lady had cleared the charge hanging over the oriental he was allowed to de part 'The police department is -now ready for other suspected assailants. The Empire restaurant will serve "a spvotal Sunday cbiokn dinner, ice cream, soup and salad for 60c 192 Third street, next to BjAejtoeatr, Moore'a restaurant series a special 60-ceot Sunday dinner. 148 Fifth st PURITY Wl III AD SOIi CLOSING I III MU.I Legislative f Candidate " Has Been Touring Clackamas . . J With Chamberlain, , iu King Wilson. Statement No. 1 can. dldat- for -Joint - representative - from Multnomah and Clackamas counties, has been making a whirlwind campaign through tha two . counties and ,wa and large houses. , His stand in favor of oiaiemeni xxo. I seems in jhuvo uv remarkably popular with the voters. Friday afternoon Mr. Wilson and Governor Chamberlain spoke to a large crowd at Canby, the talk given by Mr. Wilson being entirely on Statement No. A. King Wilson. 1, while Governor Chamberlain, who warmly indorsed the candidacy . of Mr. Wilson, explained the results of the su preme court decision in the Willamette locks case which will mean a saving of probably 60 oents a ton in xreignt shipped by the Willamette valley farm ers. This decision in the suit which was Inaugurated by Governor Chamber lain, declared that the Portland General Electric comrianv should oar 10 per cent of its receipts for the locks that have accrued for the past eight years. and also recognized the right of the state to take over the locks at any time. The electric company' has never paid a dollar to the state since the construc tion of the locks. In speaking of Statement No. 1 and the plan of some candidates elected on that ticket to go back on their word. Governor Chamberlain said their posi tion was analogous to that of a farm hand, hired to work for $60 a month, who, when he hud received his money declined to take orders and asked, what hi employer was going to do about it. speakers at Oregon City Friday evening and his advocacy of Statement No. 1 was received with great applause. Mr. Wilson has made seven speeches In Clackamas county at Eagle Creek, Sandy, Estacada, Oswego, Frog Pond school house, Canby and Oregon City. He has made five In Multnomah county at est. ,jonns, jones nail, nortn Port land. Troutdale and Arleta. In each place ne advocated statement no. l, al ways evoking enthusiastic applause. Y. W. C. A. STUDENTS END YEAK'S WORK The spring term of the educational department of the Young Women's Christian association closes this eve ning with a recital to be given by the students of the elocution class. This class has been under the instruction of Mrs. Gillisple of the Gillisple School of Expression, and the recital of this evening will represent their work for the year. The program, which begins at 8:16, Is as follows: "At the Turn of the Road," Miss True; "A Warning," Miss Vinson; "The Parting"; "Molly." Miss Stimson; "From the Vision of Sir Launfal," Miss Groth; "Sara's Letter,"- original panto mime. Miss Luce; a group of poems. Miss Fentzling; "The Polish Boy' Miss Sumner; me world w L.ive in," Miss Crouch: a reading lesson. Miss Beach: pantomime, "Comin' Thro' the Rye," by au tne ciass. OFFERS REWARD FOR D0G-P0IS0NER The dangerous and contemptible per son who scatters poisoned moat broad cast on the public streets has begun op erations again on the east side," said John Edwards of 721 East Taylor street yesterday. "I have Just lost a valu able setter because of this criminal's actions, and I am willing tojrive a cool 150 to find out who did It. The dor got the meat on East Taylor Between East Twenty-first and Twenty-eighth streets. rnis is not tne oniy case, euner. ttev eral dogs have been poisoned in that vlclnltv of late, and there la no doubt but that some fiend in human form is Duttinc a deadly ooison whero dogs can get it i tor one wui iry my Dest to slve the coward a year on the rock- pile. There is a strict law in this city covering this very crime, and it will be enforced to the limit If we catch the criminal. TH3 HAS OP TaB EOTJB NEW HAN.thc Motion PIcIn re Mao Has done more' for people with a small amount of money to Invest than any one in me country, tie can maice a lortune for you la a, short time on a limited rSnltsl. kotzov Ficmras trsatbss iuxb fao TO 9100 9AXZ.T. Locations for Motion Picture Theatres given free... Fine and complete stock of Morton Picture Machines. Films and Slides, Opera Chairs, Phonograph end other supplies. We can outfit you from roof to cUar,- We til aad rent 20 per esut obaaper than .ny house' ia the 1 TTnited ttaee. . wxrvn&xv kotzov kctum oo. 893 iJBnrnttde St., Bet. 4th ul 6th. , Phone Uaia S4M. . STRONG PilFlDAin UMI , I 1 3 i $ " t ' - " ' , X rv ' Li J ' 's 1 C - - i I'M" :. " : 'Nt'X.J J. AI. Acheson Co.'s Fresh Groceries will "be Cost: -" ' ' Prunes, per pound 3c Dried Apples, per pound 10c Salt, per pound .... . . . .v. .......... . 3c Figs, per pound. .3c Catsup, per bottle 9c Corn, per can '. .7c Tomatoes, per can. 7c Best Corn Starch, per package 6c Mince Meat, per package . ... .8c Pearls of Wheat, per package. ...... 10c Crackers, per box 20c Salmon, per can 7c French Mustard, per bottle ...8c Tar Soap, per bar .................. 3c 40c Coffee (in tins), per pound. . . . .31c EVERYTHING REDUCED IN Building Must be Vacated by Saturday. Fixtures, Horses and Wagons For Sale. GROCERY DEPARTMENT 148 5th Street, between Alder and Morrison Phones Main 54-40. A 4848 YOU DON'T BUILD NOW, YOU WILL PAY MORE FOR BUILD ING MATERIAL. Steel and Reinforced Concrete Can be erected NOW for less than has been or will be possible for some time. WRITE US WE WILL SHOW YOU. iwt Offices! 512-513-Slt Worcester EAST SIDE WARDS ARE ALL IRE POPULOUS Eighth Leads the City With 5,305 Registered Voters as Dwellers. Deputy County Clerk Snyder baa com' pleted a tabulation Of figures of reg istration by precincts and wards, this being a big task. It shows that every east side ward contains more voters than any west side ward. . Lowest on the west is the First, which has only 1.18T voters, and the largest la tin 'irtn. with 8,0 vs. ine banner ward in the city is the Eighth, which has a reg istered vote of 6,205. The lowest east side ward is the Seventh, with 8,267. The country precincts muster an even 4.600 votes. A summary of the figures shows 12, 481 votes on the west side and 16,1.81 on the other aids of the Willamette. The west side registration shows 19, 070 Republicans, 1,890 Democrats and 621 miscellaneous. On the east side are 12,897 Republicans, 2,846 Democrats and S41 of other shades of belief. The country vote shows 3,880 Republicans, fZt Democrats and 872 miscellaneous. In the totals for the whole county the Republicans have 25,857, the' Democrat 5,674 and all others 1,834, a grand total Of 81,286, ENGINEERS OF STATE TAKE SECOND PBIZE That Oregon enrtneers are able to hold their own with those of any other state in the union is snown conclusive ly bv the result of the Llopincott prize contest whose opening was announced last November. This contest consisted of 10 questions testing the knowledge of applicants on Intricate questions of technical engineering - Oregon Association of Engineers, No. 1, of which J. D. Asher is state dep uty was awarded the second prise in this Competition, which was participated in by the brightest members of the craft all over the United States. PERSONAL. ' . . 1 Two Japunme bankers, H. Pekkey and H. Mori,' are staying at the Hotel Port land. Th gentlemen have been touring Europe for the past sight months, and leiw Bankrupt Stock of Fine Closed out Regardless of IF Bridge ms PORTLAND, OREGON Phones A 1669, Main SB Bldg. Quaker Maid Rye Awarded Three Gold : " j v with a Reputation 11 x 'v. - hf il C ' indostnal Krtibltloa. IMi Iwis aad Clark , mu.. i S. HIRSCH & CO. Bank, -Store and Fire Escapes and Fire Casings Portland Wire Cor. Second and Everett are now on their way home! to Japan by way of San. Franoisoa Although they declined to be intervAewed, It Is under stood that their - extended trip -has to do. with placing certain loans for Japa nese interest in this country and u rppe.. ... ,. ... 4 a... ... 1 mm CM! 75c Tea, per pound. , 40c Jelly; per bottle... 9c Gloss Starch, per package 3c Walnuts, per pound 5c Cheese, Full Cream, per pound 16c 10c Package Figs, per package 5c Corn Meal, per sack. 25c 3 lbs. Coffee, formerly $1.20, now 80c Mocha and Java, per pound 21c Fancy Raisins, per pound 9c Small White Beans, per pound 4c Dutch Cleanser, can 8c Tea Garden Drips .39c Violet Wheat, package ........... 9c Union Meat Co. Lard, 5-lb. pail 65c PROPORTION Worlks ShopsKN. Medals s iki--- Vfe'ff I I A Wsttkty nitniml ta eeaIMAi pn, mtm, II ttahs ss4 tnt sMtej. H ' BBCKITBD HIOBK8T AWARD AT ' Kxixultlnn. Parkland. Orani. VM Kansas City. Mo, Office Railings . : . i-finrif UiJ . .. .. Hi'4ixAjft?H and S -TrelII.Verkl & Iron Works Mtm. Phone Main 20O0 . j. w. maaxnox. . S Publio Accountant. - : Mortgage Loana Ha ample funds to loan on Improved real estate and improved collateral at reasonable rates without delay. Ban and sells mortgages, notes, etc 40 1 Rothchild budding, 1'ortland. aro BTwmm, no oab, vo ccca: . The Old Reliable CHICAGO KAY hood rn TX8T or too This office is equipped with ell the latest appliances and formula for do ing high-class work. I had 27 teeth extracted y the use of Vegetable Vapor and cheerfully reo ; ommend the method: had no pain er ba4 resulU JaBS. U DKBRANT. VaaoouTer, waan. OUR PRICES Aluminum Lined nates. i5l., 10.00 to S15.09 BllTer Gold rilllngs 2.00 ana Vegetables biee vapor oaed only by us for Painless Extracting 504 Chicago Painless Dentists com, rrn ajto WAssnraTos Be sure you are to the right effl4e Ladr attendant - x , Phone Mala IS SO. A li ' , . , J CURES RHEUMATISM $1.00 21 51.00 $1; - Core kettle. eg swttta. AX VttXMMAb RHEUMATISM nr zra roumu Sciatica Neuralgia Nervousness Sleeplessness Nervous Headache Neuralgia Headaches) Nervous pyspepsia Nervous Aif ecuon . TRADX BVPTLSKD BT A.W.AUcn&Co. Wholsaala aad Retail Druggists. 16th Marshall Sts Portland, Cr. PACmC COAST AOJBNT '' Two Christian Science Lectures Frank D. Leonard c. s. a or bbooxxt. st. t. Member of the Christian Selene board of lectureship of the First Church of Christ. Scientist, Boston, Massachusetts, At the Heillg Tbeatrc UADAT AfXJ JUTOOS A2TD B I JSS 6T 9 MAY 24th ; At t o'clock la the afternoon and t o'olock. in the evening. Given under the auspioe of the First and Second, Churohes of Christ. Scientist. Portland. Admission free. No reserved seat. DOZS YOU PIANO NElDTUK?jC? Beernlatlng. reflnlshirig. poUshlng er.aoy repaint Do you want It MoreA ee moved? If o, EILKR'S PIANO HOUZZ ' IBt Washington at. are better prepared than any nous In the northwest ta glre yon beat workmanship and ser vice. Phone them, grahange U e North Pacific College OXOOU O SZXTHT1T XD ' PJCAMCAOT On of the best qulppd tagtltotloa or it Kind in the entire west. Tha annual lualnn ttavlfia rvtnlua t of each veer. Tor furthav InMmuMM and catalogue of either school, ddrs Conor lSta and Covch. Portland, C. Pure Beautiful M Jewelry Oold Bracelets and Bi- net Rings of all descri p tions made to ordar. American name en graved with the three cardinal Chinese charac ters, via. Glory, pros perity and Longevity. Charge reasonable and order of any design promptly executed and sent prepaid to any part oi tne u. o. Tne Gained CuuiMt jeweler, r, roox Axrc a co, MngrM 221 Alder Street. Jay Tu Chong. Gdrdwobd 4-foot first-class seasoned ....... flM ef oot teoond-elass seasoned ...... i.a Sawed, extra 60e 4-ord order or nor Ito a cord less. Ninth and Glisaa. Main 1151 A, 1411 Diamond House Pd::! , aOARANTEEHJ ( gallon lots. 111.40 per g !. 1 gallon lota, Ml.&O per Uanufactured by p r- " " f U L - . tv'. KM rroat It, Portl, c v r- - BUT STOCK IM t Do;ruLt rrn::. f J 23-K Crown ..........,.f 5.V Bridge Work, per tooth 5.Q' Logan Crown S3.50 to I S.Oi Boat RlihhAP Tlat . ..... Ik d kX SeghersWoodCo