THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING, JULY( 0, X008.
Town Topics
TONIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS.
CAM'S DAY .
AT OAKS PARK
V . I Uki as fi Stttl I
oV.VV:::;;. 5;j!!: A Baby Show and Athletic
'I'M oaks
Conoert and "The Head Walters'
Stunts the Features of
Benefit. Picnic.
Tht i Brotherhood of Eleotrlo Rail
way Employes la preparing for their
second annual picnio at the Oaks on the
afternoon and evening of July 23. The
he road In front of hta plane on the ISStm hPi SiLri?fJfd Rf
Ay road at hie own expense, the rft,111 ba sowing card for the
air furnishing the equipment. AP- "g rtlllv
rogram
mui-
A delegation from the County club
vlalted the county oommlaalonera yea
terday to ask cooperation In oiling
the' Ranriv mad from Iiinst Twentv-
elghth street to the club ground. - The
olllns- Idea la iro wins', and several
patches of roadway have been covered, emb" . V'rf JSX-T-TJ'
fcyron Reynolds has. oiled one-half mile ?rak.,n Bt
or th
Band
matelv 14 miles were oiled lor I . "'"i". twnorniim
automobile racee. and residents . .employes, ana me platform
.... . ci ,.,c,. j . mens ora&msauon will a tit an tm nro-
l" Willie nuuo ruau.au u'Y"- da hxvnnH th- .,..r
sing a plan ror county neip in ?'" th- h,k. th.i t. .rt. -in k.
a two-rnlle stretoh along that highway, i?! ""f11.?' i- ?,n 5!"
The east side is to have a summer
theatre. If the plans of C. A. Blgelow, which last year paid out over I14,0ou
S resident of thee East Bide Business to families of deceased conductors and
len s club do nik fall through. Mr. motorman. A baby show and races are
Blgelow has arranged for the lease of among the attractions for the after-
a vacant lot on Grand avenue close w "": . tii-uiiwu wm m in ini
the business center or the east side and "v"nn: gumpae or tne.. entertain
he is in communication with an eastern !" P'erinea is snown in tne follow
1. .. v. 1 1, . . wn.i yu vmi luuk 1 Mill
::V:uuoT".,. "'""m'XZ Baby show Prettiest baby under IS
IO.UU11. OMUUIU wo uuuiiinij l, n th In . h II., .l l.ll..
ILKLJSJ, ! Mouth of W..hlngton."p.H? rockVrV d,:
.rowers jrurniture uo.; nortn
prise, rocker, donated
time being but It Is hoped that parma- n&tet b;
nent Quarters will be provided by some
of the business men.
An examination for chief engineer in
the coast and geodetlo survey Is
nounced by the civil service commission
for August 8. The appointee will be
assigned to duty In Manila and put on
a salary of 1140 rer montn. xnis ex
amlnatlon Is one that mav be taken at
home. The same Is true of an examtna- Dv rievurtz & Hons.
tlon for tile setter in tne government Race, filria unrier 14 .h nrt.
Quiiainaa ai. wunningiun, wiiiu tvui u. ooys under 14, comic, cash prize; ladles
given July 29. The salary ror mis jod wives and daughters, cash prize; inem
is tiiu per year, run iiuuLpiauim moj oers, comic, casn prize.
y
of Washington
iuti et uidds; nortn or Moiiauay
avenue, prie, rocker, donated by Wil
liam Taylor; .between Holladay and
Hawthorne avenuea, prise, rocker, do
nated by Calef Bros.; south of Haw
thorne avenue. Drize. hlsrh chair, do
nated by Morgan & Atehley; Clackamas
county, prise, rocker, donated by Frank
Busch, Oregon City; prettiest Chinese
oapy in r-ortianu, prize, vase, donated
p
be obtained from Z.
poatoffice building.
A. Leigh at the
The Salvation Army at 249 Madison
street will have a special meeting on
Saturday evening, July 11, and also
Sunday, July 12. Saturday evening
"cradle roll' and T. P. T. meeting and
the vaunt neortle are esoecially request
ed to attend. Sunday at 8 p. m. will be
the lunlor company meeting. Mrs. Ad
jutant Stanley Is In charge of this meet
ing and -all are Invited, as well as to
the holiness meeting In the morning at
11 a. m. and the evening meeting at 8
p. m. Sunday.
Portland secret service operator! re
ceived word yesterday of a remarkable
capture of a gang of counterfeiters who
have Deen passing nomemacie duis un
the neoDle of Missouri. The counter-
felt was a $6 national bank note on the
8ta.te National bank of St. Louis. The
first bill appeared June 24. Three days
afterward the counterfeiters were ar
rested in Neosho, Missouri.
Eating contests Watermelon. two
cash prises; pie, two cash prizes.
Evening Oriental wedding, 7 o'clock
Articles lost and found on the street-
ars In the last few days: Five urn-
tug of war, oash prize, 7:3d o'clock; cake
waJK, 8 o ciock; competitive sword arm
:so ociock, unirorm Kapn. k.. or v.
Uniform Rank. K. O. T. M.. cash prize
masque on skates, best character-, cash
prise; wrestling, two contests, trophies
boxing, three contents, trophies.
Not The wrestllns and box Inn con.
tests will be for trophies for whloh
members of the brotherhood will com
pete. The amateur talent represented
is equal to any in tne atnietic rieia.
CHIEF WILL DRIVE
OUT FIERY TONGUES
Soecl&l Policeman A. E. Wslker. who
forme the militia of the "Flaming
Tongues' of Mount Tabor, was dis
charged in the municipal court yes
terdav when his case came ud for
trial. Walker was charged with having
,.iioo nn min two lunrh boxes one trial. Walker was charged with naving
' fhl. LcM. one suit of eno Otto Dunn and another boy because
IfZfth. J ? Vn nne bathlna suit two "hey failed to leave a campmeeting of
5loAhe?' "n.'n,..,?I1A. b l -ir the Tongues when they had been or-
KK at the losr;Arcie rm of th g-fhgef74y gCnot.d tSa
O. W.P. railway station, corner First P'ovj .that Walker T red the shots that
and Alder.
Penney Bros.' Friday special Our
$1.61) grade of Port, Sherry, Tokay,
Muscatel. Bergundy and Relsllng wines,
at J1.00 per gallon; our 4 graoe or Ken
hlskpv at S3. 20 per gallon; Fri
dav onlv. 379-881 East Morrison street.
Phones East 287; B-2426. Free delivery
Wntr throueh hose for sprlnklln
yards or sidewalks or washing porches
or windows must be paid for In advance
and used only between the hours of 6
ind am. and 5 and 9 p. m. It must
not ha'used for sprinkling streets.
used contrary to these rules or waste-
fully it will be shut off.
Tomorrow will be the last day to save
the discount Send cneeK or pay at or
flro in save the discount on July bill
for the Automatic Telephone Home Tel
enhone company, corner or faric an
Burnslde streets.
We sponne and press your clothes,
chine your shoes, all for $1.50 montrt.
Main 514. A-4314. Wagons run ever;
where. Unique Tailoring Co., 808 8tar,
Seaside cottage for rent. Five-room
Dartlv furnished cottage on Ocean fron
at Seaside. Address Mrs. Roberts, 870
Tark street. Phone Main 6945. 1
Steamer Jesse Harklns, for Camas,
WashouiRl and way landings, oally ex
cept Sunday. Lea v us Washington street
dock at S p. m.
T. P. Wise, dentist, removed to 826 H
Washington street, cor. Sixth. Main 8069
Woman's Exchange, 18$ Tenth street.
lunch 11:30 to i: Business men s luncn.
EI W. Moore, expert
.Elks' building. Seventh and
D. Chambers A
Morrison street, corner
photographer
stark sts.
Son, opticians.
01 HI:
Sixth.
821
W. A. Wise and associates, painless
dantists, Thira ana wasnington.
Berger, signs, show cards. 284 Yamhill
Portland Road Oiling Co. .Main 7613.
th Bonvllle Pub. Co.'s stock,
Boy
Journal want nds. lo a word.
PIPE AND STEIN
ARE FROWHEO UPON
Pi Delta Kappa Members
Not to Visit Saloons
While in College.
Actuated by much recent discussion
of ths use of liquor and tobacco In
school, the PI Delta Kappa fraternity
yesterday went on record as disapprov
ing the use of both of them.
The announcement was yesterday
made before the national conclave hold
ing Its sixth annual meeting st th
Commercial club, and the decision had
been reached after extensive corres
pondence with some 300 prominent men
throughout the country. Hereafter no
active members of the fraternity may
frequent saloons while they are still In
school and liquor will be prohibited at
chapter banquets. Students who have
not been in tne habit of smoking before
joining the chapter and who are still In
school shall not use tohaco tn any
form. The fraternity hope to gain
practical results by these measures In
raising the moral standard.
A charter was granted to a new chap
ter at Tacoma known as the Washing
ton Delta. At night a stag bantruet was
given by the Oregon Beta and Oamroa
chapters. Dr. Ben L Norden was
toastmaster and toe following toasta
were responded to:
"Our Fraternity, Perry Goodwin,
rnd president; "Our Quests," Dr. F.
Dammaach; response, George O'Neill.
California Gamma; "When I Was a
Boy," Jay fpton; 'The LAdira." Leslie
Hayes, grand treasurer; "Our Absent
Brothers," 1 Todd Hasen. grand sec
retary; "Ores-oii Weather. lr. H. C
Holbrook, Oregon Beta; "Squat Tag,'
Kenneth Fen ton. Oregon Gamma.
Today Is a day of recreatloa wUa ft
trolley rid and a eowntry dinner and
daac given by
rorlty.
wounded the complaining witnesses
But although Walker was discharged
Chief of Police Gritzmacher has de
termined to prevent any more tronblo
at tho camp meetings and announced
this moral ng that if one more complaint
or a serious- character should De marie
against the Tongues that he would
order them to pack their goods and move
from Mount Tabor.
City Attorney Kavanaugh has been
Investigating the various complaints
made against the Tonguers, but has
not decided lust what the city can do
with them. He went to Salem this
morning, and will take no action until
ha returns, leaving the Tonguers' fate
In charge of the police.
The Tongues have a large lent at
Mount Tabor, and under the leadership
of their revivollsts are holding eamp
ineetings. A lurge number of families
are camping around the main tent of
tho sect so as to be able to attend all
meetings.
REQUISITES FOR COAST
AND CAMP
$1.00 Rubber-lined Traveling Cases 75
$1.25 Rubber-lined Traveling Cases $1.00
$1.50 Rubber-lined Traveling Cases. $1.12
$1.75 Rubber-lined Traveling Cases $1.31
$2.50 Rubberlined Traveling Cases .$1.87
$3.00 Rubber-lined Traveling Cases. $2.23
Satin Bath Caps 25
Black Bath Caps
Handkerchief Bath Caps 75
Fluffy Fluffles Bath Capsw 85 and $1.00
Wash Cloths $5.00 to 25
Rubber-lined Wash Cloth Cases 25
Rubber-lined Tooth Brush Cases 25
Collapsible Water Pail $2.50 and $3.00
Portable Bath Tubs $8.00
Water Wings 25 and 35$
Aair Mattresses, Air Pillows, etc., at reasonable prices.
SPECIAL PRICES ON CUT GLASS FOB JULY
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE
CASE
Case contains 12 quick-acting and
beneficial remedies and can be re
filled with the same or different medi
cines at our store as required. Direc
tions on each bottle. Price $2.00
BAMBOO SUIT CASES
AT $1.98
Hand-Woven Bamboo Suitcases, in
all sizes, for a few days $1.98
Other
Wicker
and
Bamboo
Suitcases
and
Handbags
from
$2.00 to $15.00
Leather Bags and Suitcases from $4
to ..$50
CROSS Gloves LIKLY Trunks
Watch for Our Dig Friday Bargain Sale Tomorrow
Unusual reductions in all departments. All goods included in this sale are se
lected from ouf regular stock, and every purchase will be delivered to your
home if requested PRICES UNUSUALLY LOW.
Exchange II
Home
A 6171-6172
W00DARD, CLARKE & CO.
Fourth
and
Washington
hcmooxm ajtp oouiau.
The school op quality
Portland Business College
mean tub samb
This same stands for quality, thorough
work, better preparation. Employers
understand, hence the many calls on as
for help. It pays' to attend our school;
largest In the Northwest two floors
65 x 100 feet. Open throughout the year.
Catalogue free. Call, telephone or write.
A. P, ARMSTRONG, IX. B., Principal
Tenth and Morrison Portland, Oreooa
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BUSINESS COLLEGE
WASHINOTOM AND TENTH STS.
SOMTLANO. OREOON
Write for catalog
Tht School that Ptaou Ton in Oooit Petition
Leading Business College
ELKS BUILDING
Thoroughly equips for busi
ness life.
Teachers all specialists.
Day and evening sessions.
Phones M. 590, A1596.
ths DIta lot Chi so
Tomorrow will pmrttlsly b tne last
6r for dtcont n wtt aid gas bills.
Portland Ou Company.
GRAVES
MUSIC CO.
FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY
Hers will be found bargains which
should Interest sverrone. Big: values
and little prices. Some of these In
struments nave been out on rent or
turned In on a Player Piano or a high
grade grand many of them can
hardly l tld from new in fact,
some of them probably are prefera
ble to new ones, as they have been
used Just about long enough to
sweeten the tone. Those which need
Werhaullnn are thoroughly repaired
and polished In our up-to-date re
pair shop, and ara In perfect condi
tion. '
The following are but a few of the
many rare piano opportunities await
ing; you at our warerooms:
A Sohmer Piano, New York's
f reatent, absolutely new, but sllght
y scratched on one side from dis
play purposes, rerular price $575,
but goes now for $430.
A splendid Smith St Barnes which
has been out on rent for seven
months, can now be had at a great
reduction, although In fins condi
tion. Don't miss seeing this one.
Kohler A Campbell, nearly new.
Rosewood case, modern design, full
i 1-3 octaves, nut not ss large ss i
the ordinary piano this goes st
$194, and will no doubt, go quickly.
An old reliable Htnte. excellent
f practice piano, full 7 1-3 octaves,
vory keys, ebonlsed case. While not
a fancy cased Instrument, the action
and tons are fine, and at the price
I HO It Is a rare bargain for any
one. Easy terms.
A Bailey, wslnut raae anil of mod
ern design. Former owner used It
sbout a year and then turned It In
on a Player Piano. $1$1 buys this
Instrument. Such a bargain should
be, and probably will he, snspped
up quickly. Don't delay.
As stated above, these re but a
few of the many hurcaln which
wilt go on sale tomorrow and Satur
day but you would better roms
down ssrly to secure best choice, as
st ths prices we bave msrked these
Instruments, they axa almost sure to
gt -i hurry. Remember the tlms
Friday, and1 Saturday; and ths place
GAMBRINU
4tk ,
in
fmt nartfc of Wasfclag-moa
NICKEL0DI0N
10 KXTstV
Change Every Day
I SELECT
A good hot-weather investment :
A case of Gambrinus.
Promotes digestion, insures sound sleep.
Purity is the keynote in the brewing of Gambri
nus. None but the best hops and barley are used and
we have a well on the premises that produces the
purest water to be had in Portland.
Absolute cleanliness is observed in brewing and
bottling, and the best of skill is always on the alert
to see that this perfect beer never goes below the
high standard of excellence that the discriminating
beer drinkers of Portland have come to know is
found only in Gambrinus.
For over thirty-one years it has been the leading
family beer of Portland. Merit has made it the
favorite; quality has made it hold its own and gain
in sales over all other brews, local and imported.
Make the investment; 'tis indeed a small one.
ECLECTIC
BUSINESS
UNIVERSITY
stntrjcBB bohooxn sat ajto evum-
XXTO C&ABSE8
Arithmetic, Grammar, Bookkeeping.
Shorthand, Typewriting, Penmanship,
Law, etc., any branch desired.
X. a. BXCnCAJtsiOH. U L. B., President
Third and Oak, Portland, Ox.
MILLS COLLEGE
For Young Women
Onlv woman's college on Pacific coast.
Offers same advantages as best eastern
Institutions. Full collegiate course. De
grees conferred. For three years only,
ths three upper classics of the Seminary
Department, offering preparation for
Mills college, the universities and east
era colleges, will be continued. (Ac
credited) Special opportunities In do
mestic science, music and art. Earnest
Christian Influences: non-sectarian: all
forms of healthful outdoor amusements.
Ideal location In beautiful Oakland hills.
Fall term begins August 13. 1908. For
catalogue and brochure of views ad
dress Mrs. C, T. President, Mills
College P. O., CaL
dro
ypu
missing
this
one?
Is it possible that you
have not heard of the
25 per cent discount
sale at the Columbia
Shop? You certainly
must have overlooked
it or you would have
had a Columbia Tai
lored Suit by this
time. We are giving
one fourth off the reg
ular price of every
piece of goods in this
store. As a rule, our
prices are about 25
per cent less than the
other tailors. Now,
they are 25 per cent
less than our own.
This virtually gives
you a tailored suit of
clothes for half price.
This is no shop talk
or clever advertising,
it's an absolute fact.
The suit that the high
priced tailor sells for
$40, we regularly sell
for $30 and less. Now,
you may have it for
$22.50. Almost half,
isn't it?
IV is WOOIM
Grant Phegley, Mgr.
Seventh and Stark Sts.
AJSTSBIEBHTB.
Marquam Theatre
McMinnville College
OFFERS
THE IDEAL EDUCATION
Its whole environment Is clean and
wholesome; no saloons; good city gov
ernment; strong, aggressive churches.
A Christian Faculty.
Courses: Preparatory, Collegiate,
Conservatory and Commercial. Illus
trated bulletin Just Issued.
ADDKZBS, " IT. B. C BOX 37,"
HeWnnvllls College, KoKlnaTUls, Or.
PBonee
Stain . jl iota
Commencing Monday, July 18, Alexan
der Pantages announces a special en
gagement of T. SAHTEX; fBAWLIT.
supported by Miss Ailleen May and the
Pantages players in TKB tutolUBBS.
rtex tjeaen s ureat Alaskan Flay.
on sale Thursday. Prloea-r-Evenlnav
Bests.
50c. 860, S5o, 15o. Matinees Tuesday,
Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday.
Prices, ESo and 16c.
MARQUAM a RAIN D
Pantages Advanced Vaudeville
Attraction.
towight jura axo, vmn vsts
Funniest and cleverest people in vaude-
no, uueci irom new lorn, aaa
Experimentalist in electricity, present
ing amasing novetue.
Three ftArfnmani... i4a11r nnMnla.
. - . . . , UU I . J .
prices. Curtain at :80, 7:80, lp.ni,
THE GRAND Vaudeville deluxe
Week of July t. The sterling artiste
ansa jusnr xamxltov
Supported by a thoroughly capable com
pany in the Mexican study, ''Beggars."
uui rxbosx
And 4 host of other big acti. Owing to
illness, Mr. Hugh Lloyd will be unable
to appear this week.
2 Doz. Pints $2.00
25c the dozen for the bottles
when returned
Good Wages Are
Paid Telegraphers -
Demand exceeds supply. EASILY AC
QUIRED, SHORT HOURS. We will
place you. Day and evening classea
Qpen all the year.
Oregon Expert College
83 riTTX bt., Tim rx.ooa.
LYRIC THEATRE
Botn Phones Jffain 4688, Xome 1090.
Week oommeaciaf Monday. July a,
sixth week of the famous Blaakavu-At-wood
Stock Oompany in the Sparkling
Fares Comedy,
"MISS BATAH, TK CXBCTXI OZB&."'
One of the Season's Big JCvents.
Matinees Tuesday. Thursday. Batnrdav.
Sunday: prices 10c and 20c. Evarr av.
enlng at 8.S0; prices lOo and JOo,
Next Week "Tne Tide of Ufa."
Mount Tamalpais Military Academy
SAN RAFAEL, CALIFORNIA
The most completely equipped Mili
tary Academy on the Coast Cavalry,
Infantry Artillery Annual encamp
ment Extensive ground Athletics
; encouraged Swimming prol. Ac-redlted
at universities tpens aujtusi j . ao
dress Artnur i rosbr. A. M. D D.. head
msster
STAR THEATRE
FIRST TIME IN THE CITT. . .
mcnoioora,
ncmrui
TaU
Continuous Performance, Admission 1e
I Free admission every Monday till p.
m., for ladles and children. New bill G
alrdome. 8:18.
Doz. Quarts SI. 75
40c the dozen tor the bottles
when returned
PHONE Main 49 A 1149
PHONE THE BREWERY WE'LL SEE THAT
YOU'RE SUPPLIED RIGHT PROMPTLY,
Gambrinus Brewing Co.
PORTLAND, OREGON
TEETH
I Save
lms.' Money
I Come and have Tree exsmlaatlotv
S EXTRACT TEETH FREi: 911
INQ8, 7tc LP; SET OF YeeTH. 14
ePLEXDID 8T. a.eej GOLD
CROWNS. It I VO 8.
All work guaraat foe ten ream
Le4y attendant always rmn. Atl
work 4rve sbeolsttaJr vlthnl 9in bt
spertsliste ef from il l t yerr es
perle nee.
( . ."
Boston Dentists
tsivi
9m OtP. eefn1e.
Famous eastern oomedy success, with
10 novelty spelalUea and sons ttwm
bera, fcr Allen Curtis .comedy Slayers.
-The jlead. Welter.- I. la thJ &a?$
-pistrict Leader." Xlngerbrd Man
XX DAT! aJLCZsTO At TO MXMX
Swimming claaaea dally t the talk
pavilion, pee Mr Austin.
Til Minutes From AHr Street.
San Francicco
vs.
Portland
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avox in MTm
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