The Oregon daily journal., May 29, 1908, Page 7, Image 7

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 29, 1308.
Town Topics
tOXIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS.
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..Tyrolean Todlers and Open Air Actsfl
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."Why Smith Lft Home"
'"Sweethearts and Wives"
.............. Vaudeville
- . One of the moat enjoyable af f airs, of
the season was the jinks given by the
Elks last night in their beautiful club
rooms. The event was the last one of
the season end the members put unusual
efforts forth to have it the most suc
cessful of the year.- The . club rooms
' were filled with a large number of per
sons who, enjoyed the evening immense-
IT. The 'program was In charge ef H.
C. McAllister. Waldemar Seton. Herman
, Grimm and A. B. Manley. . The follow
ing took part in the entertainment: The
Swedish Singing club; Miss May Morn-
" M iss May Mickel, ? who-: Impersonated
: prominent actresses; L. Lorents, with a
funny. Bowery tough, impersonation.
lence on the death of Jesse Bchafer. who
was drowned in the Willamette river
May 23. The grange expressed regret at
the lota of a worthy member and ex
tended sympathy to his mother and rel
atives.. ...
At a meeting of the city council t!hls
morning the members - roted to hold
their future re'gular meetings on the
second and fourth Wednesdays of each
month and set the hour for meeting at
9:30 o'clock in the morning Instead of
at g in the afternoon. ' Mayor Lane
signed the ordinance before the council
adjourned and the measure Is already a
law. The ordinance was introduced by
Councilman Baker who stated in expla
nation that by holding the meetlnga In
the morning the council would be better
able .to facilitate-the business of , toe
city. -. . ...... ... ,
Tim
contested closed the evening's program.
The .United States , civil service com
mission announces for July ,1, 190-Mree
. examinations to fill vacancies In various
departments. The .positions open are
those of asslstsnt coiner in the mint and
" assay office, assistant chemist in ,the
' "engineer department at large and tech
meal assistant in pharmacology in the
department of public, health and marine
. hosDltal service. Another examination
will be held July 22, 23. 14, J808, for the
purpose of filling vacancies for the po
sition or electrical engineer ana me
chanlcal draftsman lrt the reclamation
service. Full particulars may be se
cured by applying to Z. A. Leigh, post-
office department, Portland, Oregon.
' The Art Museum will be open Me
-- mortal day as usual.- Next -Tuesday af
ternoon at' 8:80, . Miss Jessie B. Smith
- will give a talk on handicraft move
ment at Blrdcliff In the Catskills. Miss
Roma McKnlght will also give a talk
" on the handicraft movement " in Mtnne-
a polls.- It is hoped that Frank Vincent
: luMond, who is one of the director
of the New ; York society, will speak
next week on some phase of the eub-
ieot Of handicraft. Next week is the
ist week- of the exhibition of the Arts
and Crafts society. : The museum : will
be ,. open the last Sunday, June 7. .,
. City officials and employe closed the
week and 'month In a busy manner to
day. Tomorrow la Memorial day and
the cltv hall will be closed. SSv It will
also be Monday, election day. To end
the month properly the council held an
adjourned meeting this morning and
the executive board held its regular
meeting this afternoon. The arrange
ment of holidays gives the employes
three days vacation .and many have
planned to leave the city for a short
holiday while others have arranged to
spend the time In outings near the
city. ' r .
- VThs laying of a new "non-skiddable".
- pavement by prnprty-owners in Irv
ington is an Innovation in Portlanl street
paving work that will be watched with
interest, by motorists. ' It Is claimed
that the paving, which "Is being laid
bv Ihe passant company, will not be-
, - come k slippery ' even In the wettest
weather. , Thirty , miles of the same
pavement Is being laid by W. K. Van
lieridlt on his automobile track at Great
Neck. Long Island, where the races for
the Vanderbllt cup are held.
"Beelng the Rose City" by trolley, the
most complete way of seeing Portland's
. weat and east side . business and resi
dence districts. Panoramto , view of the
entire city, the Willamette ana Colum
bia rivers and surrounding mountains,
. towns, villages, from Portland and Wll
i lamette Heights and Council Crest,
i ' scenery, unexcelled. - Observation cars
leave Second and Washington streets 10
. a, m. and J p. nu dally, rare eu cents.
Rev. Robert MacLean has been ex
tended the call from Mlspah Presby
terian church and his acceptance is ex
pected. He will be here about the
middle of June, after five years span
in Porto Rico as superintendent of
- missions. Mr. MacLean is well known
: throughout the state, having occupied
the ouipit or tne urania ass iresDy-
terlan church, and also of the Third
Presbyterian church of thia city.
The ' Republican : campaign in Brook
lyn was closed last night by a rally
held at 677 Mllwaukle avenue. There
was- a large attendance, and the meet
ing was preened over ny A. l oar
bur,; city auditor. -. cnaries H. Carey
was the principal speaker and urged
- the members- efTth -party t vote- the
. ticket straight. There were a num
ber of other speakers. Music was fur
nished by Frank v. wennessy. ,
One of -the prettiest dances and recep
tions this season was that at the Rock
Island club last night When the formal
opening f the handsome clubhouse was
' held. - Mere than ISO happy persons
made , the trip to the club quarters In
launches and .streetcars and spent the
evening in dancing and other-amusements.
.The clubhouse was beautifully
decorated and a. splendid, supper was
.served. - , , -
. A petition requesting the pardon ef
Elmer and Albert J. Turner sentenced
to 11 months at McNeil's island for
conspiracy to counterfeit money, has
been sent to United States District A
torney John MeCourt. The petition Is
saaressea to freeiaeni Kooseveit ana
Is slsrned by Mrs. - Ada W. Hammerslv.
a sister of the two Turners. The Tur
ners, v who formerly lived at Welser,
Idaho, were convicted with E. R. Coon
In the federal court In Portland last
Thad Sweek, brother of Jddge Sweek,
chairman of the Democratic. 8 tats Cen
tral committee,' broke both lioncs In his
wrist this morning while rlth the
Chamberlain automobile partyMt Lents.
Mr. Sweek was driving the "'automobile
In which the party was traveling and
In starting the car at Lents in some
manner met . with the accident which
snapped both bones in his right wrist.
He kept on. with the . party till it
reached Troutdale when he was re
lieved by another chauffeur and had the
broken bones set. ?
Qua Farschman, one of the proprie
tors of the Exchange saloon, 2(4 Alder
street, was arrested by the police this
morning for breaking - the quarantine
regulations. - He was taxen to the police
station In an ambulance where he put
up a bond of $10 to stay In his resi
dence hereafter until the quarantine is
removed. - The saloon . was locked up
by order of the health department and
it win remain closed until It has been
tnorouajhiy tumigated. ,.r,: v , -
. Anna , Neuman has begun suit in
the IrcuIt-eourt for- (S.OOO dsmages
against the Portland Railway compsnv,
alleging that she was seriously Injured
en November 2. 1907, while attempt
ing to alight from a Fulton car. She
eiaies-f tnai ner dress caught In .ths
rachet of the brake, ' this device 'not
being sufficiently guarded ; to provide
water through hose tor sprinkling
yards or sidewalks or-washing porches
or windows must be paid for In advance
and used only between the hours of I
ana s a. m. ana and S p. m. It must
not be used for .sprinkling streets. If
used contrary to these rules or waste
fully It will be shut off.
... All TKose Festival day and night pa
rades ' Will pass - the reviewing ' grand
stand. Tenth and Morrison. ' ; Reservod
seats now on sale at Rowe A Martin's
drug store, 23 Washington street.'. Sin
gle tickets f 1. Season tickets, five pa
rades, ,24. Mall orders will have full
attention. '
Great temperance mass meeting will
be held in ths skating rink at St. Johns,
May SI, 8 p. m. Street meeting from-7
to 8 p. m. Prominent . speakers have
been engaged. An excellent musical
program ..will be rendered. Everybody
come.- .
'-"The Problem of Civilisation and Its
Solution," a free lecture at the People's
Forum, Sunday evening, Selllng-Hlrsch
nunaing, jenm ana wasntngton, by E.
S. J McAllister. Thla mantvrttt) mA.
dress will be delivered for the first time
before a Portland audience, - Labor and
patriae organizations and cit liens gen
erally, are urged to be present . .
" Excursion rates on Portland Railway,
Light eV Power company tomorrow and
Sunday to. Estacada and upper Clack
amas river points, 78 cents 'round trip.
Trains leave First and Alder streets
7:16, ii:i a. m., i:i6, 1:45, 6:15,
7:25 p. m. Dinner at Hotel Estacada, 80
cenis. iicnei mun ds purcnasea. un
sale in waiting room. ..
Members of the Retail flmcera' .
noclatlon will close their stores at noon
. tomorrow, uecoration oay.
Russellvllle grange, 858. assembled at
Montavllla, passed resolutions of condo-
Here is what one
woman does In order
that her mahogany may
1 look as nice as she thinks
. it ought to: 'v. -
, 'About once in two
months, I give my, ma
hogany pieces a good
bath. With a dry cloth,
.;. I wipe off all dust. , Then
7 with warm Ivory Soap
suds and a piece of cham
i ois I begin my washing.
V After that,' I wipe lightly
with a piece of cheese
V cloth, polishing with a
f cnamois."
Ivory Soap ;
994lSo Per Cent.
8S
Ths Portland Shoe Repair company.
268 Yamhill street, between Third and
Fourth streets. Phone Main 7858. Tour
shoes repaired while you wait " Best
oak soles, 75 cents. Bauer A Stopper.
Mall - ft Von Borstel have sold for
the Dunbar estate to. E. W.? Wright,- a
50 foot lot on ' the1 north side of Al
der street, next to the corner of Four
teenth. The consideration was 218,600.
Decoration Day excursion 'Cascade
locks.' one dollar round trip; The Dalles
two dollars round trip, oa the beautiful
steamer Bailey OatserC Leave Alder
street aocg 1 a, m., arrive back p. m
For Sale A six-room cottage at ' 408
uroaaway, on car line ana close in.. In
quire at 2IS Washington street
Ws . sponge and press your clothes
shine your shoes, all for 81.80 month.
Main 614, A-4I14. wagons run even
where. Unique Tailoring Co., 808 Star
Notice. Union barber ' shops " will
close on Decoration day at 12, noon; but
will keep open Friday : evening until
10 o cloclc T. la. labo, secretary.
, Hedgina corn cure relieves and re
moves corns and bunions -when other
remedies fall. 25c a bottle at Bernl's
drug store, Zi i Washington street. '
Golden -Grain Granules, the 100 per
cent pure cereaj coiiee, cures ayspepsi.i
and nervousness. All grocers. .. Tastes
better than common corree. . .
Temperance ' workers ' and sympathis
ers, rememoer imporuni meeting ' in
Centenary church. East Ninth and Pine,
si su in. iuua.y. - y .-.
' Steamer Jesse Harkias, for Camas,
wasnougai ana way lanaings, aauy ex.
cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street
OOOJC at I P. Bs. s.. ; . :
Flars and bunting of all kinds. Wil
lamette Tent Awning company, north
west corner r ront ana uurnside.
ns
S mi m
tractive
; : - Says David Starr Jordan
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',;-.!'. President of- Inland Stanford Junior University Investigated Columbia River in 1880. . -
, 1 " , t What He Wrote on the Salmon Crisis. ,
Leland Standard Junior University .
' j PALO ALTO, -.Santa Clara, County, Cal., AprU 3,1893. I
Mr. H; D. McGuire, . ' . ... . . , . r - . t
. Portland, Or. 1 v '
' Dear Sir i In response to your questions of .March 29, permit me to say that it is now fifteen years since Dr. Gilbert
and I studied the salmon problem ior the; United States Fish . Commission. Since that time Dr. Gilbert has been engaged
in various researches . for the Government and many of our former opinions have been modified in the light of these recent
developments. i It now seems probable that the small chinook salmon running in the river are all young males. They are
Sexually mature and 'the greater part of them die on .the spawning beds. As no females are : found, among these young
fish, it would seem that theij destruction can do no harm. As" it is, the adult males are sufficiently numerous to serve
the needs of the species.' " .'':' - - - . ' - -
Regarding the young fish, I have changed my . former opinion, since I discovered, through the researches of Dr.
t,-that there are no female fish among them. - xf . - , e '
Gilbert,
There has been for the past fifteen years constant over-fishing of the adult spawning fish.
-' I dd-not r know., that wheels or traps arc any more destructive than any other agency
which destroys the. fish in equal numbers. - . V-
The problem in fish protection is simply to devise some means to limit, the number of fish caught. This could be
done by forbidding use of wheels-or traps of all kinds,-or seines, iby limiting fishing season, by preventing fishing on
certain days, or in several other ways now under discussion. 1 1 -
I do not know of any reason, however, why the wheel is any worse than any other
contrivance catching the same number of fish.
Very truly yours,
DAVID S. JORDAN, President.
. "' Gillnets catch 65 per cent of all salmon. . Fishwheels, 5 per cent. Unprejudiced legislation would regulate the most
destructive GILLNETS. i '
A Square Deal Treats All Alike
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EXTRA
Beginning t - . '
MONDAY MATINEE, JUNE 1,
For the Entire Week
RATIUNG
D. Chambers Son. ootlelana now at
21 Morrison street, uarquam building,
Woman's Exchange, IIS Tenth street.
Inncb 11 1 to 1: business men's lunob,
W. A. Wise snt assodatea eatnlaaa
rauaia J una ana vr asainsron.
Dr. X. C Brown. Eye-Ear. Uarquam.
Berber, signs, show carts. IStYaaahul.
Journal want ads, le a word.
LAST REPUBLICAN
RALLY m EAST
Judge Webster,' Stapleton
and Cole Speak in Burk
' hard Hall.
SIDE
Republicans closed - their east side
campaign last "night . with a ralty at
Burkhard ball at which James Cols aad
Oeorga W, Stapleton were the principal
speakers. ' -'; v;.;!;':?;;?V, ;.s
There was a lara-e audience nthered
to hear the speakers who spoke for sup-
on oiiiins siraigm ucaet rrom unitea
tates senator down to -constable. Mr.
Cole urged the voters to cast their bal
lots lor cake ror senator, making - the
old rrty araument that no other man
could go to Washington and sain any
thing for the state.
the Republicans placed Cake on the bal-
He contended that
lot and should therefore support him at
U1Q polls. - -v. . '-y- v. .. --
- Mr. Cal iiutnt the mnmt nt him ttm
however, in talking for the election ox
R. U. Stevens for sheriff. He con
tended that Word was not entitled to
any great need of honor or laudation for
having done his duty in regard to clos
ing the gambling dens of the. city and
county. He said that there was a vaat
wave or public sentiment sweeping Over
the country lust at the time which
forced Word to do Just what he did do
luwsras closing ine gsmDiing aens.
ttorney
Turning his attention to the district
right, Mr. Cole said that Man
nlng had not prosecuted even the bank
officials ai vljromunlw a h mlht h.vn
done, and the speaker also enumerated a
qi omer crucial omissions cue to
Vb lg peotaela
orsirs
TOM
ORROW
(ftttorday) Wight
Moltnomah
Athletic Field
20th and Washington,
and contlaues. . H
Nightly
ROSE
During
Ths
FESTIVAL.
VESUVIUS
CARNIVAL ; v.
NAPLES
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' Acres of .Realistic Scenery.
IRA Parfnrmers antle Rtaare. I
,Blg Circus Acts Ballets,
' nouurzo xaxtkqttaxes
i And Destruction of City .
ajto back arxoKT Am -
$15(liO Hrcworks
Popular , prices. .' Seats for ,p00.
.Advenes sale now open, .at N.. E.
corner Sixth and Alder sts. f j
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Receipt for it: Buy
Schilling's Bst and grind
it' yourself.
Tour grocer returns your money tf you
don't like It; we pay him.
ths lack ' of : attention on the nart of
the district attorney's office. He urged
Tne election or Qeorse J. Cameron, the
Republican nominee. ,1- 3 ; .
StaDleton oleaded for harmonv in the
ranks of the party. He said the party
needed harmony to be successful and
harmony alone. Stapleton then took up
the candidates in turn and roasted the
records of the Democrats and praised
those of the Republicans, winding up
With a rood old fashioned camnnlirn .
hortatlon to .the voters to "vote ''er
straight." . ' . , - ' ;- .
juage I,, r. we&eter also made a
short address. Confining his remarks for
the roost part to a discussion of the
amendments and referendum measures
Which are to be voted on bv the nnnnle.
The meeting was presided over by. H.
Newbegln, a business man of the' east
side. , . . -
Metxger 'saves you money on watches.
GIEL IDENTIFIES
HER ASSAILANT
UtUe 'Irene - Richardson. 4-year-old
daughter of J. Tt Richardson, SI Mar
lon avenue, Bellvood, was yesterday
morning-the victim of an assault "by
a. Hogan, a man 40 years of .age, re-
ai f umaiuia
siding st 44 Umatilla avenue. Sell-
wood. The child was picked up In the
man's arms, while she was playing near
her -home, and carried to tne baaement
of an old furniture factory, but a few
blocks from her home. , "
The rhIM'B mnlk.r nntlfle thm nntlr
Immediately. . From a -description given
by the little girl Detective HaVley last
night arrested J. A. Hncin in a saloon
t the corner I nf Nineteenth and lTmn-
tilla streets, ?hi morning a charge of
BANKING IN
ALL BRANCHES
'"!,ih:.-..'.3'-'" . 1 wees. -, i, ,
Pv ' ATROfCS of our insti
tutions gfaDJjp'ven every
facilityknown to a mod-
ern bank. r"Our service
for foreign and domestic
exchange is as good as the
best. .
Open . a bank account this
week and pay your May bills
by check.
German-American
Bank
r Sixth and Washington Sts.'
Portland, Oregon.
SAFE-DEPOSIT BOXES
f4 And up per year
TEETH
Save
Money
Corns and have free examination.
VER FILLINGS. S60 UP: GOLD FILL.
INGS, T8c UPaSET OF TEETH. 14.00;
SPLENDID BET. ta.00; nm.H
CROWNS, ft.SO TO $8.00. , -
All work guaranteed for ten years.
, Lady attendant always present. All
work done absolutely without psln by
sneclsllsts Of from II to 10 veers- aW.
perlenca ( -
Boston Dentists
Xoas rboae A-B030.
none SCala 8030, ' '
atltt Korrlson BU Oro. Postofflca.
P. W.Baltes
and Company
invite your
inquiries for
PRINTING
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First and Oat
OFF
IN
Merchants Trust
Building
SIXTH AND WASHINGTON ' '
BEST LOCATION IN CITY
MODERN EQUIPMENT THROUGHOUT
FOR ROOMS APPLY TO
Merchants Savings & Trust Company
, 247 WASHINGTON STREET
H'HSON
Will appear each performance
and spar three rounds with his
sparring partner,' in connection
with . the Armstrong Musical
Comedy Company'. This , is the
only chance to see Battling Nel
son fcefore. his 45-round fight
with Joe Gans at Colma, July .4.
IICILIU 14th aad Washington ,
Phones Main 1 and A-llil.
Toalgat 1 Matiace
Tomorrow Wight Tomorrow
. joKir DBimr
- In the Delightful Comedy
- "HT WXPB"
Prices H OP, $1.60. $1.00, 75c, 60c.
BAKER THEATRE
Phones Main t
Ar636s
Geo. L. Baker, General Manager, "
Tonight and all week, -Matinee Saturday,
Famous Baker Stock Co. In- Geerge;
Broadhurst's rattling farce comedy, ,
- WHT BMZTS XOirT ROME."
One continual scream of laughter anil
fun, Bvsaing performance SSc, 85c, 60a.
. .Matinees 18c, 25a
- - fet week "The RAIF BBEEO."
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A BENEFIT TO
WOMEN
The progressive women of today realize what
a benefit it is to them to have an account with
the Security Savings & Trust Company ind pay '
their bills by check. - -
f Vt very cordially invite the accounts of women, subject to their
check, and furnish pocket sire check books fret.
SECURITY SAVINGS & TRUST CO.
- ,( Corbett Building, Portland, Oregon
Capital $500,000 ; Surplus $250,000
LYRIC THEATRE:
Both Phones: Main 4685; Boms, A.-1035.
Week commencing Monday, May in,
rareweU week of the Allen Stock Com
pany, in Oulda s celebrated play,
- "TIDEB TWO K.AOS."
See Cigarette's daring ride; see the
great sand storm. - Positively the best
production of the season. -' ,
Matinees Tuesday. Thursday, Satur
day and 8unday. Prices 10c and 2.
Every evening at 8:15; - Prices lOo, 20cs
and lOc. Boxes 50c .Office open 10 a.
m to 10 p. m. J ' - - ,r.
THE STAR Musical Comedy
TWO 5H0WS EVERY EVEN1NQ -7:S0
and 1:15 pm ' Lower floor, 25c;
balcony, 16c. Matinees dally at 2:30, 16o.
Week of May 24. 1908.
tks AxacsTBOira mttsicai, cosi
sdt coKVAsrr .
Offers the howling musical farce, entitled
"BWEpTKEABTS AVO WITES."
THREE HIGH-CLASS VAUDEVILLE
ATTRACTIONS.
assault Was placed against him.
When the- detectives arrested Koran
they took him to the Richardson home.
arriving there about 11 o clork last
niaht. The child, when he. confronted
the man. shook with frileht and whis
pered toher mother, "That is the man,"
Metigcr sells watches for less.
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OUR . NEW POLICIES i OFFER ALL THAT IS BEST IN
. LIFE CONTRACTS EITHER TO BUY OR SELL.
low Non-Participating Rates . High Cash Va&es
SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS OFFERED TO RELIABLE ACTIVE AGENT 3.
Apply to a. BMAMV, Manage of Ageats, gl xamhs lUohaags sios
THE CRAND VaaievlIleficLaxs
Entire "Week of May 25, 1908.
- . ' BETBlf 7) SAMOIS
Arabian Rapid-fire Acrobats. ,
:. POTTEB A 3D EiSTWEII,,
Comedv Acrobats.
"The Mas with Two Heads,"
r. r. montszssa,
That t A. S. T. E. man "on time."
Exhibiting "The Legend of a Ghost."
Ttrae and prices remain the same.
West Week 13 Fekln Soneres.
NICKELODION
130 SIXTS BT.
PART I '
Clog; Ktking In Xnglaad (woodia shoes).
PArtX II
Kuslo Tsacher.
Sai Frandccc
vs.
Poriknd
Rlorrison Electric Ccunony
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
' r ' - Fixtures, Wiring, Supplies
291 EAST MORRISON STREET
V PHONES: EAST 3123, B1G25 ' .
RSCXEATXO PA3K, CC"'.
VAUQHJr A IT 3 84TJI ET5.
kat sa. a?, aa. ss. so. Si.
1 " Games begin wePk rinys l
5? :S0 p. m., bumlay, 2:::o i-. m
Admission lfn 1
tScj grandstand, 80e: box, !i' . - .
children, bleachers, 10c; grand-Man i, i ..
ULDHS' PAT rSXDAY.
DECORATION PAf Twi p
10:0 a. m. and t 30 p. m.
Pots under 1J free to 1 ' i- i
Wednesday.
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