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Newspaper Page Text3 - 3" Town Topics TONIGHT'S ASR'SESIEXTS. f Hellig . , .'.Robert Mantell Haker t , , ."A Bunch of Keys'" Marquam .,...,......, . .. Vaudevllls Orand , " Vaudeville The Oak ... Concert 3:30 , Lost Baby," 8:16. Lyrio ......... ...,,."A Hero In Rags' Lawrence K. Evana, a, well known member of the police department,, vu painfully Injured yesterday afternoon 'during a game of baseball between the - policemen's nine and that of the - Ge ' vurts store.- Evana waa making a run . from first to eeoond base. The ball was thrown to the baseman and both men met In a head-on collision. The. second baseman' struck Evans on the right cheek with the top of hie head.' laying the policeman out. He was revived and broutrht to , the station, where ha again . .' collapsed aiid was taken to his home In . the ambulance. His injury- Is nothing serious, .however, v and reports -. received at tne station-tnis morning are to me effect that -he 'will bs about In a short - Beginning on Wednesday, July 1, the Portland Kallway, Light Power com pany will put on a package freight serv ' ice between East Portland and Oaxadero . and Troutdale, handling packages on passenger trains, leaving Portland at 9:16 a. nv, '1:16, 6:16 p. to., and on trains leaving Caxadero at T:16, 11:16 a. m., and 8:46 p. m. Packages will ba re reived and delivered at the company- depot. East Water street and Haw - thorne avenue.- For further information i can n r address any ,f the company's freight agents, or the traffic depart ment. Pjtiona MalnMM. House T. . Two examinations In the civil service ' -will be held July 29. The first Is to se cure elifflbles to fill .two positions In the bureau of printing, and engraving, as transferrer (male), one at 12,406, the other at $2,100 per annum, and va cancies requiring similar qualifications. The other examination is for negative cutter and lithographic draftsman. In the geological survey, at salaries rang ins; from 61.60 to $3.60 per diem, accord ing to skill. For these examinations, application should be made to Z, A. Leigh, poatofflce department "The police are looking for Walter Dahlenn, chauffeur, because his city li cense has been revoked by the board of automobile registry. Dahlenn collided with a wason of 'the Crystal Ice A Coal com pan- some time ago. He declared the driver equally at fault The mem bers of the board said If he could pro duce a letter from the company sustain ing his contention his license would stand. But no letter has been forth- coming, so Dahlenn is wanted. He car ries Diue Daage 7t, is zu years ox ago and lives at the Oak hotel. , Judge Bronaugtt in the circuit court this morning gave Judgment for $$90.40 . in the ease of R. L. Wells against the Great Northern railway. Wells asked for $460 for the loss of a trunk, said to have been burned in a wreck while it was on the way from Chicago to Portland In April, 1907. In awarding damages the court refused compensa tion for keepsakes and photographs possessing a sentimental value, but re garded as having no market value. The distributing agent of a gang of counterfeiters lias apparently taken a fancy to the University Park grocery. Several bogus coins have been found in the till there recently. A $5 piece and a 60-cent piece were passed on the store yesterday. The secret service operators will try to find the distribut ing agent. A. E. Lodell of Portland filed a peti tion In the United States district court this morning requesting that he be ad judged a bankrupt His liabilities amount to $2,366. and his assets $1,100. Among others whom Lodell names as creditors are several bartenders who have not received their salaries. The Mount Scott Improvement club, of which Charles 8 tout is president Ct. N. Ford vice-nresldent and V. I. Marshall secretary and treasurer, has filed articles of Incorporation with ths county clerk. Its object is the pro motion of the Mount Scott dlatriot, the headquarters oeing in Arista. Five men are taking the municipal civil service examination at the city hall today for master mechanics and hydrantmen. There are several va cancies to be filled. All of the men passed the physical examination and are spending the rest of the day on the written tests. Because Otto Dunn, one of the boys shot at tlio recent disturbance of the Tongues of Fire camp meeting at Mount Tabor, Is not able to attend court, the trial of A. E. Walker, charged with assault with a dangerous weapon, will 'not be heard in the municipal court until July 1. James M. Haselwood of Medford, in dicted by the federal grand Jury on a charge of swearing falsely to a mineral affidavit, pleaded not guilty in the United States district court this morn ing. Haselwood's case will not be taken up until the fall term of the fed eral court. , Mistaking, antiseptic tablets for cal omel, so she says, Mrs. D. Bode swal lowed a generous dose of the poison at 8 o'clock last evening in ths Madison hotel, Third and Madison streets. She waa removed to the Good Samaritan hospital and is resting . easily today. ''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 am. and ( and 9 p. m. It must riot be used for sprinkling streets. If used cdntrary to these rules or waste fully it will be shut off. Captain K. W. Spencer will be brought into the traunlclpal court again on the charge of not paying his wharfinger license. The new complaint will be more specific than that on which Cap- Try this! It i s a recipe for clean ing straw hats. Make a stiff suds of Ivory Soap and luke warm water. Apply with a brush. Rinse with a sponge and, clean water. Dry with a towel, v '; .At: i. " -' 3 " ' : ' . . i i rC TT, a. ' Now, look at your hat it is as good as new! Ivory Soap 994lk Per tent. Pure 61 PROTEST AGAHJST HOFF'S METHODS President linn Defuses to Accept State Certificate t Without Inspection. President Fletcher . Linn - of the Manufacturers' association, 'on, penal of himself and other Oregon faotorr owners, has written a letter of protest to State Labor Commissioner O. P. Hoff concerning the renewal of inspection certificates. - Jt Is claimed by Mr. Linn that the commissioner y has v written manufacturers throughout the atate of fering to renew their certificates for $10 without a preceding inspection. It ia claimed that these letters have been aeat to many of the factory-own ers throughout the state, and that In some cases the owners are remitting $10 to ths commissioner and receiving renewals witnoui mspocuun. "It1 la a. vrv danserous thing for US, said Mr, Linn this morning, 'an case of the injury of employes, the charge could be brought against us that we had practically bribed the labor com missioner to renew our certificates without proper inspection of the fac tories. I declined Mr. Hoff s offer of renewal and asked that my factory be inspected before my new certificate was given me." Mr. Hoff declared this morning that it was only in cases where the faotory In question had been recently Inspect ed or where he was sure that it waa In the same condition aa when last in spected that be offered to renew the certificates. "I consulted the attorney-general about the matter and he told me that where a factory had been Inspected a reasonable length . of time - before, it would be legal for me to renew with out immediate inspection, always with the understanding, however, that X jwould have the building Inspected a sain wiinwt reiuuiuuie jengui u ume. - "The offers sent from my office to renew certificates were simply printed forma that' I mailed to all manufac turers, saying that upon receipt of $10, the stats' s regular fee. the license would be renewed. Of course, the fee foes to the state, anyway; but I hought it might lessen the work of the office, which is already very heavy. There was no Intention to pass any factory without Inspection, it being the purpose of the labor commissioner's of fice to inspect all factories at least once a year." GIRL GALLS, ESCORT FALLS TO HIS DEATH Frank Jemtegaard Misses Footing, Slips Beneath Wheels of Car. Frank Ole Jemtegaard, a popular young man of the east aide, and a re spected member of the Portland Lath ers' union, waa Instantly killed yester day morning at 11:30, when be at- Frank O. Jemtegaard. tempted to board a Mount Soott oar at Kern Park while the car was moving away from the station. Jemtegaard a-rabbed for the rail on the head car and his hand slipped. The momentum of the car threw him inside and under the wheels of the trailer, which pasted over his neck. Mr. Jemtegaard had gone from his home. 821 East Thirty-third street, to Kern Park, where he had 'made an en gagement to take two of his young girl friends to a matinee. He put the young ladles on the car and stepped back on the platform. One of .thera called to him as the ca passed by and he made a leap for the rear platform of the front car and his failure -to get a firm grip on the rail cost him . his life. Mr. Jemtegaard was St years old. He lived with his parents at Sll East Thirty third street. tain Spencer was arrested i last week. The case will be heard before a 1urv. The - following have been accepted as iurors: Charles Coopey, F. A. Ramsdel, Dresser, C J. Mathlaa. A. BulliarO, and J. O. GHbaon. To sell your household goods call up Rubensteln's. It will pay you. Also buy men's clothing. Main mi, ITS Front street, northwest corner Yamhill. Prompt attention to- calls. . ,f Rate war, steamer Northland aalla dl. frr Ran FranclacA - Ttiaadav - vn. ing. Cabin $10, steerage (6. berth an meals inciuaea. i xa. 4. uumpaoa agent, 128 Third street f j For family wines, liquors and beer, call East 4427, B-185J. Purity Liquor company, 80a East Morrison. Free de livery. - - Steamer Jesse Harklns, for Camas, Washougal and way landings, daily ex cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street dock at a p. m. ;. -y .... Law offices of Beach A Simon and William p. Richardson removed to eev enth floor Board of Trade building. - Flags of all kinds, Willamette Tent ti Awning company;, northwest corner of Front and Burnslde etreete. Woman's Exchange. Itt Tenth street, lunch 11:30 to 2; business men's lunch. D. Chambers A Son, optlotana. III Morrison street, corner of Sixth. .... W, A. Wise and associates, painless dentists, Third and Washington. . . Dr.' Qrrene, Modlcal bldg. Home phone. . .... - Berger, signs, show cards. 184 YamfclU, Buy the Bonvllle Fob. Co.'a siock.' Journal want ads. le a word. ' ' I ' ' ' ' 1 ? ' i M I ! V J ' , ' - a - I : " ; V.;:::v::... wmh 'p .- - X BRIGHTEST GIRL IN CLASS r 4 , V A'V 'U V -1 - r - mi i---jit ' '" ' t V ""9 Yrt I Miss Verda Wells, Who Is the Verda May Wells, the youngest girl In the graduating class of the Shattuck school, and next to the youngest pupil average grade than any other girl stu dent. She was 18 years old on Septem ber 8 1907. and is a native of Oregon. having been born In Portland. She is PORTLAND ELKS WILL MIGRATE TO TEXAS Delegation Leaves Monday to Attefid Grand Lodge Annual Meeting. Something lesa than a dosen members of the Antlered tribe of Klks will leave Portland next Monday night for Dallas. Texas, to attend the annual meeting of the grand lodge which convenes in the Texas city July JZ to 11. ino party will consist of Governor George E. Levens of Baker City, Ir. Smith of Salem, John C. McCue of Astoria, Hen- I ry .Biacjcman 01 noiuinr, m.r. narujr ui I Roseburg and possibly one or two oth ! ers representing Willamette valley lodges. The delegation will leave over the nrarnn R&ilrnnri Jk Navigation oomnanv for Denver and there take the Colorado Southern and Denver A Forth Worth for Dallas. The Pacific coast has no candidate this1 year for any of the higher offices in me grana loage, nonce me mnn of the national organisation will not hold the Intense interest for Pacific coast Elks as did that of two and three years ago. HALLOWAY TO BE TRIED FOR ASSAULT OH WIFE Victim of Jealous Husband Will Recover From Pis tol Wounds. Chester C Hallo way, who shot his wife at 624 Hose lawn avenue Saturday evening, will be tried for assault with a dangerous weapon In the municipal court July 1. Mrs. Halloway is rest ing easily at Bt Vincent's hospital, and the physicians are now confident of her rscovery. Halloway came from Los Angelea in search of his wife and children. The young woman waa working, as a tele phone operator, and was at the home of her sister, Mrs. Charles Dawson, when Halloway demanded that she re turn to him. On her refusal he fired three shots Into her body, but none struck a vital spot. One bullet enter ing her breast was deflected, by a rib so that the Injury will not be fatal, un less blood poison should aet In. Inflamed with Jealousy, Halloway at tempted his life by cutting his wrist in a North Portland hotel last week, but failed to sever the artery- APPEARED FIKST AS COMEDIENNE It Is interesting to nets in connection with Mrs. Fiske's appearance here in "Rosmersholm" at the Lyric theatre, July 7, that her ability to interpret Ib sen roles was predicted years ago by the late Lawrence Barrett, who at the time when Mr. Flake, then Minnie Maddern, was iregarded by the public solely as a light comedienne, saw In her the talents, the intellectual grasp, the technical excellence and the great dra matic talent that the interpreter of Ib sen must possess. It waa Barrett who advised Mrs. Flska, then hardly more than a child, to ' study the serious, drama, and more especially- the plays of Ibsen, for which he believed her admirably fitted. He predicted that in such roles lay her way- to success, and outlined in a gen eral way the future that Mrs. Flske has now attained. All mall orders for ticketa to either the matinee or evening performance must be accompanied by a check. TRAVELERS LOOKING FOR HEADQUARTERS The Travelers; Protective association' will be the next - organization ; to find : a handsome home. At the second quar terly meeting Saturday eight action waa taken looking toward the establishment of permanent headquarters for the local branch. - The meeting was held in the convention hall of -the Commercial club. A committee of three was ap pointed to look up rooms for the organi sation. The recommendation" is to lease the two upper floors of some new building, to fit up an office, a meeting room and clubrooms; also flrst-claaa fiol iff :S 3 s A 1' A Ta, .... - v ' ' - , mi. Brightest of Bright Scholars. the daughter of Deputy County Clery Theodore 8. Wells of $88 Market street The weather conditions being unfavor able for a class picnic, her schoolmates celebrated the close of their grammar school studies by holding a party at her home that will long be pleasantly re membered. sample-rooms, the rental of whlon will make the plan self-supporting. C D. Fraser, delegate to the national convention at Milwaukee, which me last week, hss been elected first' -Vice- president of the national body and this announcement was received witn cheers. W. B. Glafke made a presentation speech, giving to the president, Willis Fisher a medal from the national office at St Louis for the unusual increase in membership during his. term of office. Over 200 members were in attendance and were entertained by songs by the Oregon male quartet which got off sev eral hits on the officers of the associa tion. JTsw Bines at Out Kate Prloea. $1.65 for women'a $2.60 and $3 blue pumps and Oxfords, all slses. $1.(5; 7 So for children's blue Oxfords, all siaes; 98c for misses' blue Oxfords, all sizes. Quit paying fancy prices for your shoes. Sample Shoe Store company, First and Madison. Also Morrison street, be tween Front and FlrBt. - V. t .III., NEWPORT YAQU1NA BAY Oregon's Hatchless Beach Resort The Place to Go for Perfect Rest and Every Conceiv able Form of Healthful and , Delightful Recreation ITS FACILITIES ARE COMPLETE Best of food, and an abundance of it. Fresh water from springs. All modern ne cessities, such as telegraph, telephone, markets freshly pro vided every day. Fuel in abundance. Cottages partly fur nished or unfurnished to be had cheaply. Strict municipal sanitary regulations. . Summer Excursion Rates From All Points in the Northwest J X NEWPORT is reached by v way of the Southern Pacific to I Z Albany or Corvallis, thence Corvallis & Eastern Railroad. T 1 ram service aauy, ana tne trip a pleasure tnrougnout. Leave Portland 8:15 a. m. , RATES FROM PORTLAND Season tickets, on sale daily. $6.00 Saturday-to-Monday tickets $3.00 Correspondingly low rates from all other points. Call at the City Ticket. Office of the Southern Pacific, Third and Wash ington streets, in Portland, or at any Southern Pacific agency elsewhere, for complete information. WM. McMURRAY I 'General Passenger Agent, Southern Pacific Co., Portland, Or. Right to A Perfumed Luxury for the Bath As Invigorating as a Sea Bath, At Softens Hard water. . 15 Baths a cents. rA mm im scUma arawUHbTM AIIEXATIOHISTS Will -BY JHGORPO R AT I II G Improvement Club Can Now Demand Books From Op ' . posing Faction. O. sr. Ford, leader of the annexation forces in Mount Scott, acored for his partisans thle morning when he filed artiolee of incorporation for the Mount Scott Improvement club, which Just at present haa double set of officers, two different faotlona having elected officers at the recent annual election. The of ficers of the inoorporated club 1 are Charles B tout, president: O. N. Ford, vice-president; F. L Marshall, seoretary treasurer, . By this more the annexationists se cured the legal right to the title under which t.ie club is at present known, and they now say they, have a right to de mand the books or the Mount Scott Im provement club, which are in the pos session of the eld secretary of the or- Satiation, he having refused to turn em over at the last eleotlpn. DKY BATTEKIES WILL OPEN" JULY 1 St. Johns aaloonmen will not be mo lested by the antl-ltquor party before the first of July, when the saloons will be closed. Although the law mar be interpreted to mean that prohibition is now in effect and haa been ever alnce the county court issued its order Sat urday morning, it also gives the im pression that the closing of the liquor dispensaries is not compulsory till July 1. Of course the proprietors of St. Johns' six saleona and one wholesale W.B. RILEY, D.D. The Noted Evangelist at the White Temple, Speaks at the BAKER THEATRE Third, area Temhlll Vtrseij, EVERY DAYAT NOON 12(18 to l p. a. Subject, Tuesday, "The Asininily of Atheism" Muflo by Mr. Martin and Chora. 1 - - '" ' nxn TO BTBBTBODT. COFFEE Don't be afraid to say so, if you don't like Schilling's Best. Tour grocer returns your money If you aon't like it: we pay nun. ? the Point Comes our argument , that BAT STATE! paint of our aelllng fulfills every want your necessity creates and economises for you moat as your orders increase. v : ,. -A. THE BIG PAINT STORE Fisher, Thorsen & Co. FRONT AND MORRISON STS. BATHASWEET RICE POWDER f Vegetable and AntieepMrallv Pore. ad Powder. While or pink. house naturally took this view and did not close. , At first the "anr" contingent were not decided as to whether they would permit this without raising an objeclon, but after a conference of the leaders it waa, determined that the saloon in terests ought to be given the benefit of the doubt. " F. W. Baltes and Company invito yonr inquiries for PRINTING . mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm t W.t 1st . LPhimea(nonieAllw First and Oak TAKING STEPS to further your best Interesti Is to further our own as welL We accomplish this object by giving you full value for your money. No m ter where you may direct your footsteps for Coffee, we doubt if youll be able to get anything near as good as ours. Our Pine Multnomah Coffee Is need m thousands of fami lies. Perhaps this is all the argu ment requrfcsd in its favor, for it is used in families where, al though economy must be prac ticed, the best coffee sold at this average price is carefully sought for. Per lb. 28c; 6 lbs., $115. Juno Java and Mocha Coffee A true mixture of "Java" and Mocha Coffee, and has a perfect, fine, true flavor with an inviting aroma; mixed 2-8 Java to 1-3 Mocha. Per lb, 85c; 5 lbs., $1.65. D.C.B. Cof fes A blend of the finest old East Indian private plantation .coffees. !D. C B. Coffee is roasted to an exactness of even condition. Per. lb, 40c 5 lbs, $1.90. D. C BURNS CO. Coffee, Tea and Spices. 20S-21O Third Street, Between Taylor and Salmon. FREE TREATMENT WE WILL GIVE YOU ONE UONirrS TfiEATUEKT v FREE I If you have any contracted disor der, blood trouble, rheumatism, or any nervous disease, you will find that our treatment will cure you promptly, painlessly and quickly. Call and aee us. Hour a 10 a. m. to 8 p. m. Sunday, 10 to 11. IMP0NDERO -THERAPY CO. romT&Ajrn, om. SOS SCeroaanta Tnurt bldg. CXOOXJs AID OOZXSOSS. Leading Business College ELKS, BUILDINQ Thoroughly equips for busi ness life.. 1 ' Teachers all specialists. Day and evening sessions. Phones M. 590, A1596. v Diamond Roof Stains lU SKABSS MADS FROM CREOSOTH- 5 Qal. Lots 75c Per Qal. Portland Sash & Door Co. s3o novr st. : , yomTuuro, en. fiebwab Printing Co titrtrotr. ttjitonjilt ntcti STARK 'STKttli DEILIS 14th and VihI(?itJ-.t Phones Main 1 and A-1U3-. SYXST HIOJTT THIS WEES. Mstinsee Wednesday and Saturday. . ICS. BOBXST MANTELL , ToxnaxT xxara r.r.k-m. ' Tuesday nigh- .MMtetn Wednesday afternoon., aUyloo ln "The Merohjuia of Tenioe") Wednesday nigh , ., .KamWa Thursday night. ......... OtheUo . Trlday sight. ........... .Xing fcer Saturday afternoon... HaobetH Saturday night. .. .Xing Klohard III Evening prioes. ............. & Matinee prioee. .... ........ .$100 to BAKES THEATRE rnonea Main I Qeo. ti. Baker, Manager. . Three important events this week. Last week of season for Baker Stock Company. Last week for all time in ineir 01a home , tneaire , ana tivjim screaming farce, a suics or uiib." . Pyn. merrlmant. tnuaia and laugnter. Get your seats early for all week. Night prices I5o. 35c, SOc Matinee Ho, 85c Matinee Saturday only. MARQUAM ORAND Pantages Advanced VaudevUla . Attractions. ' ,; TOHIOHT A WD AX.Ii TXXS WXBX TILE rOUS COM1ASI1 Whirlwind comedy producers, a New York comedy success, - direct from the. metropolis, second to none, ana -CK1UEI SIBXU ' "The tamp-Post Inspector and the Oib soa Olrl." Harris is a celebrated come dian; youll laugh in spite of yourself. TBree performances dally. popular prices. Curtain at 2:80, 7:80, I p. m, f VDIP THEATRE L-I KlW Pnonssllain 86 s-ioaa.. KATnrra T(.a.. I.tf. T And the KanhaUam Oo. Presenting- , kOSKBmSOCOUC By Kenrlk Xbaea Seat sale Thursday. July 1 Prices 11. 11.80, It. LYRIC TMEATRG Both Phones: Main 4615, Home B-lott. 'Week commencing Monday, June I. It08. Fifth week of the famous Blunkall Atwood Stock Company in the thrtUlng domeatio drama, "A EXBO.IS jBAvB. Magniflcent Production. Matinees Tuesday. Thursday. Saturday and Sunday. Prices 10c and 30o. Every evening at 1:30. Prices 10c 20o SndtOo. Boxes (oc. omce open is a. tn. to IQ p. m. ; - THE GRAND Vandcvtlle deluxe Entire Week of June J. 10. ZLTOV POLO AXSO TaOVrl Amerloa'a Oreatset Casting Artist. , KTT.I., CXXKST AJTD KTT.Ti . Oomsdy Bicycle Artists. T. T. KOaTTBJISSA That X. A. T. B. B. Haa. Exhibiting the latest thing in motion plotures. Time ana prioes remain tn same. -r..r NICKEL0DI0N 130 Change ILvery Day U GOOD BtrBJEOTS. Save Money Ttmi- Olrrwtj Come and have free examination. WE EXTRACT TEETH FRJE1S: SH. VER FILL1NQ6, t5o UPlOOLD riH IN03, 75c UPs BET OF TEETH, le.OOj SPLENDID BKT, i.00j QOlii CROWNS, 11.60 TO H.00. All work guaranteed for ten yearn. Lady attendant always present All work done absolutely without pain by specialists of from IS to 10 years ex perience. :,. Boston Dentists Xome rhone A-KBQ, Fhone Xain S080. . SIM Morrison Btk, O&n. Poatefflee. ' Hemlock Salve Nature's Remedy for Piles CUBES TO STAY CUHB9. v tom mzi onr. 75 Cents Ekldmore'a Drug Store, 181 Third St. Woodard, Clarke A Co. Drug Store. Watta A Mattheut, Cor. WUliama and RusaalL Made by J. Paul Gardner, (OS 23. Stark. Portland. I advise you aa to equipment and in- w N II f Rf a vesunents In mines; , TrAZi2Z 25 years' mining ex- Oolden, Or. perlence; Information free. - Offer of a great mine to eloae an ettate txb coast acAoazirs KTPATU CO. oewuig mac nine repair woi K our spe oialty. Wi repair and guarantee any aewlng machine, no matter what make, or how bad, we do any kind of repair work and cleaning at the lowest possi ble rates. Bicycle and stove repairing . lock work and key fitting. We cull for. deliver and guarantee all work, snd have the only gasoline engine eprt on uiv r .-uiu w,su jrnone .d8 lsli. 40 East Morrison St., Portland, Or. WILHOIT SPRINGS Hotel Now Open Stage leaves Oregon ' City, Tueaday. Thursday and Saturday until July 1. then dally at 9 a. m. tare U.S0, F. W. McLean, proprietor, COAL.!'h Ilemmerer Coal The Best Wyoming Cosl on the Port land Market. csnntCHXET os. asay Bunkers ll'h anl Marshiiu J'hnne Main Hi, A-3il. G TEETH aMhdoMiHMMaHMMh;