Tim OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING. JULY 14, 1008.
Town Topics
TONIGJITS AMUSEMENTS.
T.yrlo , ,,,
Grand
Concert and' "ANighVfn 'Venice"
The Tide of Life"
Vaudeville
flperd your vacation and Sundays at
the Hotel Rstacada, aummer resort on
the upper Clackamas river; f 1 per day,
$10 pt-r week; HunUuy dinner (0 cents.
Good trout fishing: Railway fare, week
days $1.86; week-end, good from Satur
day noon until Monday nrnlng, It
round trip. Bunday excursions, 76 cents
round trip. Tickets must be obtained
In order to receive benefit of reduced
rules. On rale in waiting room. First
B , iHB. - 1 WMl.ta .rd Till
&.16. 11:16 a. m.; 1:16, 3:46, 1:16, 7:25
p. m. ,
A favorable report was mads to the
school board yesterday urging the in'
stallntlnn nf an automatic BDrlnkler SVS
tern In the Ladd school and action will
be probably taken at the next meeting.
The system will cost about 12,800 to
Install but the jrreat reduction In Insur
ance rates which will follow will pay
for the installation In five years, in
nilrllilnn the achnnl will receive the
ndiled torotection afforded by the
sprinkler.
DR. POHL.WILL SHOW
WHY HOSPITAL NEEDED
Urgent ntedi of a "city hospltal--an
emergency hospital with an isolation
ward, where olty cases of indigent per
Nf
E. 8. Potter, who made his three little
airls do drill and dancing stunts In
their nightgowns for the benefit of him
sen ana a coi
be
was again
ompanion, both intoxicated.
fore Judge uanienoem in
the juvenile court yesterday. As a re
sult he has agreed to place the chil
dren temnorarllv with a woman ae-
place the chll
agreed
nrllv w
lected by Mrs. Baldwin of the woman's
police auxiliary, and will himself go
to Martin's Springs to recuperet.
Little Cora Hosford of Portland,
daughtsr of Captain L. P. Hosford, who
saved the lives of her father and un
cle. H. R. Patterson. Saturday even
ing near Washougal, will very proba
bly be put on the list of eliglbles for
a prise from the Carnegie hero fund.
Miss Hosford's name la to be sent to
the Carnerle committee together with
the facts in the case.
Reports from the committees on the
east side passenger rtatlon and boule
vard will be made this evening at a
meeting of the United Esst Side Push
clubs in the Sargent hotel. There will
also be a discussion of the proposed
charter amendments, and it is probai
ble that the club will recommend the
appointment of one of its members to
a place on the commission.
Negro Masons are in session at Trades
union hall. Second and Yamhill streets,
under the auspices of the Portland
lodge. Tomorrow evening under the
management of Mount Hood chapter No.
60, O. EI S an entertainment will be
given at Forester's hall for the grand
lodge and visiting ladles.
The last meeting of the season of the
Portland Ad club will bs held tomor
row evening in the hall of the Commer
cial club. "Fake advertising" will be
the prlcipal discussion. The speakers
are to be Addison Bennett. C. C. Chap
man, C. A. Bell, Charles H. Jones, E. J.
Jaeger and W. A. Knight
Wafer 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
and 8 a. m. and 6 and 9 p. m. It must
not be used for sprinkling streets. If
used contrary to these rules or wnate-i
fully It will be shut off.
At a meeting of the school board yes
terday Herman Wittenberg, Mrs. L. W.
Sitton and City Superintendent Rlgler
were appointed on a committee to draft
resolutions on the death of Professor
PrRtt. The board will attend the
funeral In a body.
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Dr. Esther C. Pohl, Who Has Taken
Up the Fight for an Emergencj
Hospital.
sons can be looked arter ana carea ior
In a manner In keeping with a large
and croaresslve civilized city will be
dwelt upon by Dr. Esther C. Pohl, city I
health offtoer, in her address at' the
Gladstone park Chautauqua, tomorrow
aftsrnoon on "Public Health."
No other person in Portland is placed
In a position where the lack of ade
quate means for caring for persons who
have met with accidents, ill with in
fectious and contagious diseases, and
Indigent sick, as Tr. Pohl. and her lec
ture tomorrow will be along lines which
will show to her auditors the pressing
demand for relief from the present con
dition. In her report to Mayor Lane end the
heslth board several days ago Dr. Pohl
brought out the fact that there is no
Discs In Portland for a person suffer
Inm from oulmonarv tuberculosis 'o
even He down and die In bed. In sddU
tlon to the need of an emergency hos-"
oital there should ne one wing or ire
lospltal which could be used for Indi
gent consumptives in the last stage of
he disease, according to those who
have followed the case. Proper rooms
for the Incarceration of lunatics pend
ing examination ana transportation iu
the asvlum at Salem is another tning
desired. ...
Until recently victims or ccmen
were taken In the patrol wagon to the
hospitals or their homes. 1J1 shock
ing conaiuon was reinuii uuna
when the city entered into a contract,
t, lnrol umnin" which has been
giving good, service In this line. .
There are many other points whlcn
will be brought out by Dr. Pohl In her
interesting talks upon the necessity of
proper care for the city's sick, that have
never been made In Portland. Dr. Pohl
will also touch upon the good work
that Is being done by the nurses in
caring for the tubercular patients in
Portland ana wno are aisu buumvui m
to raise a fund to establish a cottage
for nurses who have fallen victims to
the great white plague while nursing
others back to healtn. ine lecture is
scheduled to take "place at S:J0 o'clock.
Chautauqua, Trains direct to Glad
stone Pvk, 26 cents round trip. Take
Oregon City cars, leave Kirst snd Alder
streets every 80 minutes, on the hour
and half hour. Tickets must be pur
chased on sale in waiting room.
The ladles of St. Andrew's church
will give a lawn social Wednesday
evening, July 16, at East Fourteenth
and Alberta streets. Everybody wel
come. Admission free, ice cream and
rake 16 cents.
We sponge and press your clothes,
Ina your shoes, all for 81.60 month.
Mntn 814. A-4814. Wagons run every
where. Unique Tailoring Co., 809 Stark.
RACE WHITNEY DEAD
III SALT LAXE CITY
Was Weil-Known Dramatic
Critic and Husband of
Rosemary Whitney.
Race Whitney, one of the best known
newspaper, men on tne racino coajji,
died at Salt Lake City this morning.
He was dramatic editor of The Journal
for more than" a year, leaving Portland
in 1906. His wife. Rosemary Gloa
Whitney, is an operatic and concert
singer of high reputation, who has many
friends in this city.
Mr. Whitney, a most versatile writer
n m.ir.r well as dramatic criti
cisms, handled many of the features of
tha Lewis and Clark exposition during
the summer of 1906, and made friends
wherever he went.
There have been lew critics on tne
Paolflo ooast who have had such Inti
mate knowledge of the drama and stage
ut mm Rir Whitnev. The author of
several musical comedies, his criticisms
were regarded an coming from an au
thority even by those he criticised.
Mr. Whitney had been ill in Los An
geles for severnl months, and he Anally
returned to Salt Lake City, his former
home, in the hope of bettering nis
health. Word reached Fortlana mi
mnmlnr. however, that his death oc
curred there early today. Hl$ age was
about 85 years.
Mrs Whitney, who charmed the muslo
lovers of Portland with her exquisit
i nnm nlnvlne the. leading roie i
'"rh.'.rr Widow' in New York. Sep
arated from her husband for some time,
tv, homnn united through the effort!
or mutual friends while Mr. Whitney
was In Portland, and she canceled an en
.o..m,nt in "It HaoDened in Nordland
to hurry across the continent and take
... ... . . . DaIAa amt
UD lire Wlin mm on wie ruin
Roon after Mr. Whitney left this city
she returned to the stage.
DECLARE SANITATION
OE
SCHOOLS
Mothers' Congress Lays Case
Before Directors, Giving
Many Instances.
In a report which conforms largely
with one prepared by Dr. Esther C.
Pohl. city health officer, the Oregon
State Congress of Mothers laid before
tho memoers of the school board the
necessity of Improving the sanitary
conditions of the public schools at yes
terday's board meeting.
Members of the mothers' congress
based their report upon conditions
found while visiting the schools in the
winter months. The report pays par
tloular attention to the unsanitary con
dition existing at Fulton Park school.
Terwllllger, Alnsworth, Davis. Wil
liams Avenue. Qleneoe, Clinton-Kelly,
Falling and Shattuck, and recommends
Immediate steps to remedy the evils
which are endangering the health of
the pupils In the various institutions.
Canadian Pacific Excursion.
On July 22. 28, August 0. 7. 21 ar.d
JUS WILL
BE HELP SUM
Multnomah Clubmen Will
Make Merry on River Trip
Up Columbia.
What will be the banner low jinks of
the Multnomah Amateur Athletic club
will be held next Bunday at the mouth
of the Lewla river, the palatial river
steamer J. N. Teal being utilised to
transport the merrymakers down the
Willamette and down the Columbia to
the camping grounds.
Every summer the club holds Its low
jinks, but this year the festivities will
far surpass any other effort of the or
ganisation. It Is expected that several
hundred members will laave on the
steamer next Sunday morning at 8:30
o'clock, the starting point being from
the Oak street dock.
There will be all kinds of athletlo
events, as the following program will
show:
One bull fight, two brass bands, four
baseball games, 10 athletic events, one
tu k of war, five sack races, two glee
elus -10 swimming races, four boxing
matches.
Refreshments will be served on the
steamer both going and oomlng, and a
royal time is assured every one of the
members who goes with the party.
Lewis river empties into the Columbia
on the Washington side, near St. Helens
lighthouse, some 12 miles below the
mouth of the Willamette.
wear full beards te pro
t and face, but keep the
n shaven. The moisture
winter. They wear
tee i me inroat
upper IId clean
from the breach congeals so quickly
that a mdstachs becomes Imbedded , in
a solid cake of Ice. and the face Is
froaen In a, short time.
The black sheep of the family may
really be a blonde.
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schools Aim oouxosa.
43XO0XJ AV9 oouaaxs.
Mustaches are not worn by men ex
posed to the severity of an Alaskan
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Steamer Jesse Harklns,
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aaiiy ex
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cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street
dock at 3 p. m.
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Woman's Exchange. 188 Tenth street,
lunch 11:30 to 2; business men's lunch.
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Portland Road Oil-
Portland Road Oiling Co. Main T18.
Dr. K. C. Brown, Bye-Ear. Ma.rq.usjn.
Berger, signs, show cards. 184 Yamhill.
Journal want rids, la a word.
John L. McAUen, son of Dan Mc
Allen and a student of the Massachu
setts Institute of Technology of Bos
ton, where he Is studying mining en
gineering, is hnie on his vacation.
It I estimated that New Zealand has
an available coal supply of 1,800,000,000
tons, of hlch not more than 80,000,000
ions havff been touched.
Ivory Soap is the
standard by which all
other soaps are judged.
Some soap manufac
turers claim that their
product is "as good" or
"as pure" or "as cheap"
as Ivory.
Possibly it is. But
neithjer ybu nor any other
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bother with the "as
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Ivory Soap
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"A Night In Venice."
Peonla who attended the first night
of tho Allen Curtis Comedy company at
the Airdome last night spent a night In
Venice and had a very good time, it
is true that they laughed a good deal
more than if they had really oeen
over In the city of, canals, and saw
more pretty dancing girls, and heard
moro tuneful song, but that did not
detract any from the enjoyment of the
occasion In fact, the people seemed
to HkeTETludglng from the applause
that was given the players as number
after number name and passed
"A Night In Venice'' tells of ths
superstition of an aged Hebrew and of
tne love anair oi nie young um uio
son. Ths comedy is set In Venice and
has all sorts of amusing situations.
The Alien Curtis oompany has estab
llshed a reputation for being able to
furnish all kinds of amusement, and
during this week It will live up to Its
reputation. ine tning mat. too oem
of all. however, was the work of the
company, both the soloists and the
chorus in the musical numbers. Miss
La Ponte, Miss Oreen. Albert Leonard
and the quartette, composed of Clam-
age, Llndley, Figg and Leonard, all
made hits with their solo work, while
the work of the chorus In support was
met with hearty applause and continued
encores. The play Is In one act, which
adds much to the enjoyment of the au
dience as the long intermissions which
have been given heretofore have been
eliminated. "A Night In Venice" will
be presented each evening during the
week. Including the evening of Sunday
next.
r
AT THE TEEATEES
Gondolier Staffing at the Oaks.
One of the prettiest productions that
tm
dy i
A Night in Venice. " a
has been offered to
people of the cltv Is n
by the Allen Curtis corned
the Oaks. It la
spectacular musical comedy which
theatre-golns
eople of the city Is now being presented
compsny at
22. the Canadian Pacific will sell round
trip excursion tickets to eastern points
at very low rates. For rates and full
particulars apply at local office, 142
Third street.
Bolivia ranks second among the tin
producing countries, with an output ol
15 300 tons in 1907.
Grand Concert
By the OxeeA Sololrl
FRED BUTLER
Assisted by Miss Lawler, Miss Shea,
Mr. Belcher and Mr. Coursen,
The White Temple
Twelfth and Taylor Streets,
VBZT
Friday Night, July 17th
TICKETS FIFTY CENTS
1
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Men's Hats
2 rnce
Every Straw Hat in the house goes
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All Knox Straw All Panamas
Ladies' Sailors Included
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Reserved seats on sale
Clay's corner 8hrth and
at Sherman A
Morrison.
de
lighted a large first night audience last
night. Songs, dances, costumes and
scenery are all new and the whole pre
sentation Is ene of the best that has
been seen for some time.
1
Tb Oolj VandeTilte.
At the Oram this week there is
greet vaudeville show, as well as the
only one In town. The Riva Lren
troupe of acrobats, from Europetop
the bllL Mlse Anna Bingham, a Fort
land girl appears In a premier whistling
act. Kckert aad Perg hsve a singing
act and so have the Apollo qoartsL
"Tide of life- Tonight.
There wll) be another occasion tonight
to ee the B hi n kail-At wood stock eom
renr In "The Tide of Life" at the LttVc
This stirring drama has been one ef the
fcisroet accesses ef the summer as4 Is
creating a great deal of oath'uslaam.
It ang as tboefh only the wealthy,
eaa afford to have ne manners.
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Seventh week of the famous BlankaU
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Select Swimming Classes every morning
this week. Matron In attendanoe for
ladles. Free gate for season ticket
buyers.
TUNlUHT s:ao. .
New Bill In Airdorne, .
"A SIOHT Xjr V EM ICE."
Brightest, Jlngllest. Breeziest Show In
Town. Big Ballet. New Specialties,
See the unique May-pole Dance and
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KOIKES, SKATnrO. .'
Pleaaant as In Winter. Rink electrically
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Trellis Work
Portland Wire & Iron Works
tt St s. 'Phono Alain 2000
Cor. Sexfonil and Kv
receives boys and girls as early u the
age oi bis ana mi ior tne acaaeuiy,
givlns; epvclal attention to the eaeea
ilals of an elementary training.
T he Academy Wagoa wUl maka its
tour a formerly through ths north
west part of the city te bring and re
tara children ef the first and eeoend
rears of the primary department.
Rellsble CarerTeaer wUl take chary
ef children ef these yeare eomlnr an
returning on tha Jrrtagtoa aad Mount
Tabor ear llnea.
Office) beure fny the rartnusr I S. Is.
te It end I in 1 f m ,
Catalogue on aft'-icatioa.
Diamond House Paint
GUARANTEED J
gallon lota.' S 1.4 O pe "gat
1 galloa lota, Sl.ftO per gal '
V hUnafaetared by
POSTUXD SASH & C0C2 CO.
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