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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON ; DAILY JOURNAL, ; PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING, '.' JUNE 4, 1008. Town Topics . . " , i TONIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS, Armorjr ..., Damrosch 'ordica. : Baker -....v. Lyric . 6tar Grand .... Multnomah Orchestra and Madam ...... ."The Halfbreed" . . . , '.. . ."The Bushranger;; .,p..:.r:v:vaJdevVu8 Field. Twentieth and Waxhine-ton streets.. Pain's Eruption ot Vesuvius. 'i ne uaxa. .,,.,.......,...... .. . .Musical Comedy and Open Air Acts Engineers and draftsmen who dealt to enter the. United State service jnar liava an opportunity, to take, examlna- lrna iniinllltmsnt to civil Service noslttons during the month ot July.. The examination for ftrst-claaa eteam en gineer will be held July. Position va cant la that.ln the office of secretary of agriculture at 11,400 peK annum, and others as they may occur. . Examination for mechanical and chart draftsman In the weather bureau,partment of ag riculture, will be held July 1 and 2. The salary Is $1,200 per annum- For hydrographlc draftsman In the coast and geodetic eurvey examination will be held July 1 and 7. Salary Is 1900 oer annum. For fortification drafts man, engineer department at large, San Wa nnimfn ATimfnAt Itkn Is tO be held July 8 and 8.- Entrance salary is $1,600 per annum. For all these examinations application should be made w a . Leigh, postof flea department. - Preparations are being mad to ap Deal the case of John R. Herron and others against Charles J. Bonaparte, nt- (nrnivavManl nf the United States, and the Southern Oregon and the Coo Bay Wagon Koad companies, quashed in the federal court Tuesday, to. the supreme . court of the United States, in this case the complainants allege that they are endeavoring to protect their Interest, and want to compel the attorney-general to bring suit against the two com panies to make them turn over to set- tier certain lands at 12.60 an acre. The suit against the, companies Is still ptnamg. . , At public auction of tha J. M. Ache son slock, at the store yesterday, after noon, the stock of tha bankrupt firm was sold for $14,260 to William J. Bates, a local creditor;' An appraise ment of the stock Wy three referees had OT! placed ane value n rne gooas .- 612.47. Mr, Bates' bid waa tna nign- est received. About 100 persons at tended the sale, which was conducted by Receiver E. C." Mears, who acted as his own auctioneer. Tha creditors will hold a meeting and select a trusty to whom the receipts from tha .sale . will be turned over, for apportionment ' Plant .Sibsons , Roses. Tha Slbson rose nurseries Invito visitors to Inspect , the atock Offered by them. Orders may : be placed now and tha plants delivered . at the right time next fall. 8ome love ly varieties ara now coming Into bloom. Take Bellwood cars,, which atop at our plan.' If you cannot come, telephone your address or send postal for cat alog which will be mailed free later. . eihasm'a rnaea ara celebrated at home rndatoroa. Aerea-of roses,. Tha-Slhgl son Rone Nurseries, 1180 Milwaukee ave nue. Phone Bellwood 960. .,. , Business men and ; visitors to tha Rose Fiesta can save time and money by en tin a lunch at the Woman'! Ex change. 1S3 Tenth street, lust south of Washington. Good wholesome food, served hot, 11:10 until 3. Refresh ments served all "afternoon. Home ' made cakes, pies, bread, etc., fresh dally, and comprise our chief attrac tion cornel . . XHoat "to which about" 20 launches - and 'row. boats of various" -sties 'were tied, broke way from Us moorings at the wast end of Madison bridge last night. Before a tug could be pres3d Into service , seven ot tha boats had floated down the river and were scat tered from Madison to Burnslde bridge. Water ' through hose for sprinkling yards or sidewalks or washing porches ok windows must be paid for In advance and used only between the hours of 6 . and 8 a. m. and 6 and p. m. It must not be used for sprinkling streets, Jf used contrary to thene rules or waste ful ly It will be shut off. : ? ; Twenty exciting racea, five relay; races.. Greatest gatnenng or star am w isi contestants. Coast chamolon- ships. Multnomah field, Saturday, June 0. Race start at p. m Admission 60 certs. , ' Now la your opportunity V sea X)r. George- Rubensteln, expert optician, shout your eyes. ; No charges' for an : expert examination, only small charge for proper glasses. 183 Fourth atreat, between Yamhill and Taylor. y;; .S; ,"'..' Electrics and electric light treatment cures chronlo and -nervous- diseases, flnnnlaltv skin and vroetatlo dlsordere. Dr. W. I. Howard, 804 Rothchild build ing. Fourth and Washington Wa aponga and press your clothes, ehlno your shoes, ail lor ii.bo montn. Main 614, A-4S14. " Wagons run every where. Unique Tailoring Co., 309 Stark. RIl'ES iiFLujE mi m lights . v v . , Water Carnival on Willara . ette Attracts Throngs to -Bridges and Docks. . Down on tha Willamette last night there- waa a sight worth braving the damp 'breeze that blew up the river to see. The Willamette may-not b. alto gether lovely in the daylight but trans formed Into : a ' fairy spectacle with countless ' small boats and graceful yachts sending shimmering rays of light over the water and marking their course by ripples of fire it was a thing of beauty. 1 ' . .From below the bridges where . the big white Charleston lay, a wonderful object stretching out Its arms of light In enormous ribbons that now picked out a crowd of sightseers on the bank, now a llttletnotor boat in the river and now one of the other waruhlps in the harbor to above Burnslde street where tha sallboata svere maneuvering, ' their graceful masts and sails -outlined in Japanese lanterns,-the river waa alive with boats of ; every description, U1 decorated .and all filled with laughing people. - y .. taunchts in Oay Dress. Commodore H. C. McAllister, chair man of the water carnival, was In the Cruiser Charleston's launch, and direct ed the review and. parade from It, The Charleston had two ateam launches in the parade, ttoth -handsomely decorated, and with aallors on board burning red fire and discharging - fireworks they made an attractive addition to the car nival.' . ' "I 1 :;i' ."X . I The gasoline -"boat 1 K90S, decorated with strings of colored lights, a double row of them around tha rail from atenV to stern-, and witb strings of electric ? lobes running to the flagstaff Maypole ashlon, the lights alternating and the cabin banked with ferns and rosea, was exceptionally beautiful and carried oft a I) rat prise in ine trophy -contest. There were scores of canoes rand launches, , motor boats,' catamarans, knockabouts and cutters, all decorated in the Japanese lanterns and all adding 10. ine .Deauiy 01 me scene. t 1 ina, Picked Out By tight, The searchlights from the warships sicractedT ine most attention or course. Once one f rOm a torpedo boat picked out the big American flag on the top of ine racmc onage company's clock, making the banner stand out In tha sky as though it were an electrlo flag. The crowds broke Into cheers and there was a great waving of hats, handkerchiefs and banners. V !,,. . ; The - parade itself was somewhat broken up by tha failure of the brldg tenders to obey the Instructions of the county court and Open the draws for the passage of the sailing yachts. This interfered with ' the formation ,of . tne boata but the ateamera. Including the flreboat and the United States fisher ies steamer Nola, as well as tha motor boats, ana canoes, made tha circuit from Swan. Island ' to one half . mile above the Madison bridge. - The Judges were John Annand. Col one! C-- E. McDonell, Dtv-Harry-McKajiv ut. 4, a. etewan ana rann a. epencer, SKYSCRAPER BLAZES WITH BRIGHT LIGHTS Mor- 1 Alt automobile owners ara kindly re ouested to attend the Woodmen parade Saturday at 3 o'olock at Tenth and rlson. R., 0. Inman, president. ; Bob Fitsslmmons, ' tha noted prlse . fighter, will occupy a seat In tha Rose Festival grandstand' during tha horse and carriage parade tomorrow. Steamer Jesse Harklns. for Camas. .Washougal and way landings, dally ex cent Sunday. Leaves Washington street oocnai j p. m. Tomorrow afternoon af 4 o'clock at - the Art Museum Frank Vincent : Du Mond will talk ,on tha art and craft Hungarian Goulash today tnrra 8 r. ac. ' rAnxxA, rxsx - Tomorrow, - ' ' SSTBBXAEY BBATZaT ' ... Saturday. OTTB BAXX.Y MERCHANT'S LUNCH ..Served from 11:30 a. m. to I p. m. is deservedly popu - lar 30c, Special Sunday Dinner : 50 Cents - THE LITTLE HUNGARY "A Bestanraat for Epicures." .COB. 7TK AJTD AHXSTT ! Hotel Boot Bldg. Grand Carnival Ball . Oriental BIdg. ; - (Fair Grounds) ; Saturday Evening, June -6, '08 Box Seats tot Spectators v Gent's 50c t . . , Ladies Free Prasp's JLvftl Orchestra Wells-Farga Building's Dec orations for Festival a Gorgeous Display. Decoration covering tha front of the 11-story Wells-Fargo building, on Sixth street. . have perhaps caused more fa vorable comment than any other deco rations in the city for the Rosa Festi val, a total of 680 electrlo lights ara Used. .''. ?. ! The big building was decorated under direction of its chief . engineer, Charles McOIrr, and Manager Beckwlth did not apare expense to maaa tne aeaign ef fective. A row of mammoth roaea is fastened across the whole front of the building at tha third story, and in each rose is an electrlo light. A few atorles above is a row of stars, of electrical design, and from the roof hanga a mam moth Wella-Fargo company flag, 26 feet long and IS feet wide, illuminated with a myriad of electric lights. Rows of electrlo decorations extend up and down over the face-of tha skyscraper. The colors of the electrlo lights and other trimmings are pale green apd pink, with a combination of lavender. The entire scheme forms a striking picture at night. '" ' The decorations . of tha Hotel ' Port land have also received most favorable comment. . '-.,.-. . ,'v movement to members of the local so ciety and their friends.- Mr. Du Mond is an artlat of International reputation and director in tha New York arts and crafts society. , , .,t- v Penney Bros. Friday, apeota vour I1.S0 grade of port, sherry,- tokay, angelica and relsllng at 1 per' gallon. All whiskey reduced 60o a gallon Friday only, . b(s-bi tasi Morrison street. Phone aat 1ST, B-1416. ' Free delivery. - Special aala of Welsh anthracite coal, $10 per ton at works, $11 delivered. In quire at gaa office. Fifth and Yamhill streets., ' D. Chambers A Son, opticians, now at 821 Morrison street, Marquam building. Woman's Exchange, US -Tenth street, lunch 11:10 to 2; business men's lunch. E. W.' Moore. - expert Elks' building. Seventh an photographer, d Stark ate. W. A. Wise and associates, painless dantlata. Third and Waahlngton, Dr. Greene, Medical bldg. Home phona Dr. McCracken, dentist. Rothchlld bldg. " Berger, algna, show cards. 284 Y&mnlll. . Journal want ads. lo a word. - ALIr HOTELS FILLED WITH FIESTA GUESTS Mora hotels In Portland ara running than ever before. And mora business Is being dona than ever before In spite of all tha new hotels which have been opened during the laat few months. - Every hotel hi the city Is well filled with peopla from everywhere. All the down town hotels are doing an - enor mous business and every room la oc cupied at night. Tha hotels and board ing houses in the outlying districts are also well patronised. - t - . -J c' : Building Permits. . St, Stephen's 'parish, erect "church, East Taylor, between East Forty-first and East Forty-second, 115,000; . .W. Armstrong, erect dwelling. Laveta. be tween Hlbbard and Grand, $1,200; John Manther, erect dwelling. East Pine, be tween East Twenty-eighth and - East Twentytninth. II. BOO: Jr. Vj Swan, erect dwelling. East Eighteenth, between East Mam and East salmon, xz.SOO; C W. Star.' erect dwelling. Clinton, between East Thirty-eighth and East Thirty ninth. $1,000: Laura- Grenler, erect dwelling. Twenty-third, .between Thur man and Upshur,-$1,800; B. F. tulcda, erect-dwelling. East Fifteenth, corner Ogden, $1,000. , - . . .-' : v . Wanted Everybody to know that you rnn save monev or sttenamg our snoe saies. , tampie tsnoe to., irat ana Maa isou. t.law'risi' Labor under, the impression that '.they cannot be perfectly fitted in ready-to-wear, .'attire. This may be possible if you do not use a. little , . ' forethought in choosing your, buying place, , J' . but that impression has been declared entirely . erroneous by those who ' . ' , 'Clofiiig ;.:P:y:yy;.. .y i . . .vf". ; ;" ; :. . ' V "V V--"'l 1--- V-S : -.-, -,'- '; Our clothing is supplied byva maker who em ployes only, the best talent, who embody - in their garments , selected' materials of tested , . quality and whose original style and patterns I , have been accepted as correct by the best au-'v thorities on men's clothing. . !" Suit Prices, $20, $25, $30, $35 : A Top Coals, $20, $25, $35 311 Morrison Stret - Opp. Postoffice A Beaitifler that will not Injure the skin. A freckle eradicator that Is sure. A-liquid Inyigorator for thejlesh that Is not greasy or sticky. Such is ' Hagart's Magnolia Balm. It Is a particularly favorite toilet article with ladles who dislike the effect produced by face powders and paint, r Its use .cannot be detected and only the pleasing result Is apparent. t , , Put up In two colors PINK and WHITE. Sample of either color free, but better yet buy lane bottle at your druggists for 75 cents. ...... LYON MANUFACTURING CO., 44 Sooth Fifth St., BROOKLYN, NT. AXTJSXKXlffTS. Hotel StFrancis SAN FRANCISCO This, hostelry possesses all the best features of the world's finest caravansaries, and has added many ideas to ' the sum s of hotel happi ness.:' ' ' -' ' . ':, " -' It has .introduced - to Pacific Coast Hoteldom the.- Electric Grill, Pneumatic Tube Service, Magnets jClock System and today represent; the farthest advance of science in nocei service in vmerica. atea -Europaan, from $2 upward .Under the management of, JAMES WOODS Fairmont Hotel i, An . hotel in ' which each Californian is proud. Fully meriting the compliments ; of its thousands of guests on , its' : superb ; location, ; magnificent a p p o i n t -ments,- perfect service and . , ' exquisite cuisine. ' n ' Single rooms with bath It.SO " vpwarda ' - - y. Suites and bath $10 upwards. ; 'No room without bath. 1 Management of ; . Palace Hotel ' Company 1 V Uidtnomahl! III rrn I av ari.i.l-,u ! Ill W L H ill -j m -v r H " H CARNIVAll i! n Qf NAPLES j . Acres ot Reallstlo Scenery. H . KEY ROUfC INN V' I ' i.Wlll Chanre to the ' Special rates to permanent cuesta, Moderate prices. Table d'hote meals. t N. -S. MULLvAN. Manairar. Summer Session TELEGRAPHY STENOGRAPHY OPEN ALL THE YEAR Expert telegraphers and stenog raphers, always In demand. Wa will place you. Oregon Expert College 83 aim st, 6tk noos, JOURNAL LINEKS COST LITTLE. ACCOMPLISH MUCH - RBMOVBQ lamination free. . X. OXAJT, tha only . Chinese woman doctor- In this city. She has cured many - af flicted sufferers. Cured private and female dis eases, also .mroai ana luns; troubles; stomach, bladder and kidneys and diseases of all kinds that tha human fleah Is heir to. Cured by Chinese herba and roots. Remedies harm less. No operations. Honest treatment. , EPj 226 Morrison st . Acres ot Reallstlo Scenery. 254 Performers Glf an tie State. Whole Circus of Acrobats, Gym nasts, , Clowns, Special ties, etc, TbrillirjEruptioriofVoIcaao Terrific Earthquakes And. Reallstlo Destruction of City a oh mxanv," PAlM'C ooaoixnrjr . wrrm r Alii j $15fl0.09!FIreWorls Los Angeles vs. Portland sUECBXATXOX TABK. OOSt. TAITOKaT AJTD . S4TX STS. JVn t, . 4, a, 6, T, -v- Oames begin week days 'at t;30 p. m., fiundsy, S:SO p. m. Admlaalon , i fu Rlaafhars. 2Sc; grandstand, 60c; boxes, J 60 extra; children, bleachers. 10c; grandstand, 26c ivAsrxs bat mum AT. Boys under - XI free to bleachera Wednesday. ... - , . . . , : TEETH Money coma and nave rree examination, WE EXTRACT TEETH FRJfia;SII. VER FILLlNQB. I5o UP; GOLD FILL INGS, 75e UP BET OF TEETH, M-OOj SPLENDID SET, $100; "T QOlM iKUwnii, i.e 10 ss.oo. - All work guaranteed for ten years. ' - Lady attendant always present All work dona absolutely without pain by specialists or from J to it years' as perlence. Boston Dentists acoma lBO A-ansa. - - . , . Fhoaa Xalm 8030. Hi Korrlao , Opp. Foaaofflca, JUlIkJ . iiA I 2:30 iniaW 0:15 NEW YORK SYMPHONY ; ORCHESTRA AND SOLOISTS MME. - NORDICA Will Sin Both Concerts. !. - ' - ARniORY - TENTH AND COUCH Prices: $2.50, . $2.00, $L50, $1.00 . Seats Now Selling Sherman, Clay & Co. " Opposite Postoffice . Direction -Co man. Ivois Steers-Wynn' Phones: Main 6645. A1145. HEILIG THEATRE ' Fourteenth and Waahtngton Sta. ' Phones Main 1 and A-1122. BSATS) VOW iiTlT.T.nfO TOB LEW D0CKSTADER and his BIG MINSTRELS ' Prices $1.00, Me, 0c 21c. ' -Begins Next Saturday Afternoon. Saturday and Sunday Nights. Prloeo 11.60. 11.00. 7Se. 60c. BAT SAXVB AT HBTT.TO TESATU. (Erent 1 will CuriivM SOL THE NEW PROPRIETOR , CHICAGO CLOTHING CO. 1 - . . . - -, ' - '- fc ' . 697lThlrd Street, Between Oak and Pino . .'''' We find our fables . overladen with Men's and Young Men's Suits, and in order to reduce them quickly we offer bargains unparalleled An unusual $ia00 Suits now ;;.....V; :...$ 6.85 $12.50 Suits now .: ;r.: r. 5 8.85 $15.00 Suits now ;; . . v . . . . . 510.85 $17.50 Suits now . . . . . .... $12.85 $20.00 Suits now ". . . . . .... : $14.85 . $22.50 Suits now . . . . .... . . $16.85 $25.00 Suits now . .,. . . . $18.85 $30.00 Suits now . .... $22.85 ALL OUR GOODS ARE MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES .-: , - .... -. :. .... .,.-'....:. - - - ........ . . SALE NOW IN PROQRESS 1 O S .. aaaaras S aaaaa aksaBf i aV saaf . mm CMSI. 09-71 Thlcd Street 'The stors That Rlfihts the Wrong Bet. Oak arid Pino "Idyl of Folly" . Ausploes Xsighta of Columbus. Deili0,Eve.June8 ' ' Vrtoaaj tlXO, TSo, BOo. THU STAR Musical Ccmedy Week of Juna 1. 10. xzTmAOmsrjrAaiT ArntAOTXoir. DATTLKG MLSCi'i Will appear aach and every oerform- anca during tha entire week and fight three rounds with his sparring partner. In conjunction with ra AJuoraoaTo mrnoA& com. -.. VAST .... . . . Prasentlna; "A Trip lo Coney Island" BXTBB8 AMD KOOXSSTES i . Australian Vocal Artists. Tlma and prices remain tha same. BAKER TCEATRE Phon- Geo. Ik Baker, General Manager. Great Rose Veativar Attraction EVERT ' NIGHT -MATINEE 8 ATUR- DAY :-' TD EAUBKBED" Btorr of Indian Territnrv. " Bl Sconlo Play Record Seven Weeks Los Angelas. ; Evenln Prices 16c B6c. 60c; Matinee 16c, Ibc Seats Alwaya on Sale. Hex Weak "lovers' X.ne." LYRIC THEATRE Both Phones: Main 4616; Horn A-1024 eek oommancinr Monday, June 1. tha Slunkall-Atwood . Company Opens 'In the Australian Plav, "thj svsuAnaia" Matinees Tuesday. Thundav. s,t,,.. day and Sunday. Prices 10c ami 2v Every even in a; at 8:16. Prieea in.-. n. and-tOe. Boxea 60c Office open 11 a. m, to 10 p. m. THE GRAND-VaaSevCIei clci: Entire Week of Jan 1 tana FAMOUS li PEKIN ZOUAVES In hghU nlng drills - and marches- the - OiSi.T GEORGES WILSON. "The Orirlnal Ml. 5LKinf": AMERICAN NKWSEOY8 FOUR, In recollection of boyhood day- Dean "ON TIME OF COURSE." with the Latest Thing In Animated Picture. NICRELODIOII 130 Sixth Street. Prcsrcm Changed Every D:y AXJ PfJOD SUBJECTS. 10 a. ax. to t ! u r. m. i. The happiest spot In Portland 1 r minutes irorn irat and Aiur iittrn. AT a O CiOCK Toair Herr Tjlnd and Orchestra of whi'e -l Gold In Gran.l evmrnonv i ontiu. AT 80 luisltf-i T Allan Curtis and Cnnn-any of 3 5. TT ! Comedy Ft ara In Muiionl K - i. Jskey, Allkey an,i iy j - liest l.vpr wi-Xl and rniurii. i-rr r r.ncljr, "The l. -r," s Una. J leetrio T .-. Know. iiOWiUvr, It ..iI- : , ,. JOlT "0 i, .. wr tmtaa, Jt r-"i pd cetoln A VifS. rl ci aiwea) a '"- ,. . ...... A,