The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, July 18, 1908, Image 9

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Newspaper Page Texti : THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 18, 1008. rr SI WO o r1 1 fl Mr PRITZ STROBEL CHAS. BARCNSTECHER TWO M RANGES 311 ALDER STREET Between 5th and 6th Streets 128 SIXTH STREET Between Washington and Alder Messrs. Strobe! and Barenstecher announce that they will tonight formally open the Hof Brau Grille to which the public are cordially invited Town Topics TONIGHT'S AWSEMENTS. Grand ft. J-yrlc it 'I'ho nairn Concert, 8:15. Vaudeville . ."The Tide of Life" :30. "'A Night In Venice," JOURNAL AT THE BEACKES. . In order to procure prompt and 4V more satisfactory service, when at the summer resorts, orucr from the following Journal 4 agents ut regular city rates. Ilwaco & Ilwaco Railway com- 4) pany, Louis Cohen, news ngi'iiu Long Roach, Edward McAllen. O Ocean Park, Loviis Cohen. i s Sea view, 1". 13. Strsuhal. 4 The Breakers, J. M. Arthur. 4 Cearhart, A. 1'tzlnger. i-'eaKide, Lynn Burtls, head- 4 quarters at Lewis & Co. 4 4 Newport, liarlln Talbert, Collins Springs, J. AV. Helcher. 4 4 Wllhoit Springs, F. W. ile- 4 O I.uian. 4 v The rinrence Placer Mining company has an advertisement in another voluran tli.it gives notice that all Installment Fiile.s of its stock have b"en discon tinued ami that snOn It will be t.ikrn1 Jimjii ;iiu market entirely, lis engineer 1 reports thai tie siock is 100 gu'ia 10 ei-ji." hence the company will dispose f its shaies at -i cents each for 1 w ilavs onlv. and payments must be cash. The management has predicted that lis stock will pay 200 per cent per tinni-m. but it Is now believed that it nil! nav even more than this. Anyway the company thinks enough of Its shares to own them Itself wnicn is me oesi recommendation possible to give. Circuit Judge CVDay yesterday after rioon issued an order revoking the parole of Hoy Summers, who was caught In Vaeoma a few nlnhts Binoe as he was running away witli plunder stolen from a dwelling. lie was sentenced to five rears in the penitentiary by Judge ltronauuh several months ago nnd t, biced on unrole. his father, a hnrd working farmer In the east, furnishing 8 bond of 11,000 to procure nis release. Fherlff Stevens left for Tacoma last night and young Summers will be taken to Salem to serve his term. An attor ney acting for his father asked for revocation of the parole. are worn In the shoes and are guaran teed or money back; Jl a pair, of Berni street-. pair, of Albert the druggist, 233 Washington Ask for free circular. The second annual sweetpea contest of the Busy Bee club was held at Penin sula station yesterday afternoon, when a splendid exhibit of Peninsula-grown sweetpeas was made. Edith Johnson, president of the club, won the first prizes for the best colored flowers and the best kept garden, as well as for the best quality of bloom. Edna Weber won the honors for the best arrange ment of her flowers. Bertha Miller won two second prizes: the prize for the best white bouquet was awarded to Manilla Lewis. Malva Hubert won a prize for having the second best ar ranged bouquet. Judge Thomas O'Dny Is doing his last work as a circuit judge today. The grist of motions was very light this morning and there was little to occupy Ills time on the bench, lie will at once resume private practice In his pro fession. He has been on the bench since August 26, 180", succeeding the late Judge Sears by appointment of Governor Chamberlain. For the last two weeks he lias been presiding Judgi. Judge Bronaugh will act In that ca pacity duning the next two weeks. Presiding Judge O-'Day In the circuit court this morning called a meeting of members of the bench and bar In de partment No. 1 at the courthouse at 1 :,10 o'clock Monday afternoon to act in the appointment of a committee to draft resolutions in memory of the late Judge John F. Caples. The judges and attorneys will proceed In a bodv from that place to attend the funeral at the Taylor Street Methodist church. ANKENY SURE TO 8E REELECTED Editor of Walla Walla Union s Xo Defeat for Senior Senator. AT THE THEATRES 3 The 39t"h anniversary of the soul cul ture meetings will be- held In Mrs. Mal lory's parlors, 501 Yamhill street, Mon day, Julv 2ii At 2:,'ii p. m. W. J. Col ville will lecture. Subject for discus sion ut 8 p. m., "Is Experience Our Only Teacher?" Silence meetings Tues day and Friday at 2: JO p. 111. SpertI your vacation n1 Sundays at the Hotel Fstacada. summer resort on the upper Clackamas rlv; J2 per dny, HO per week; Sunday dinner 50 cents, liood trout fishing. Railway fare, week divs Jl. 35; week-end. good from Satur flnv noon Tl n t II Monday morning, $1 round trip. Sunday excursions, 75 cents round trip. Tickets must be obtained In order to receive benefit of reduced rites. On rale In waiting room. First and Alder streets. Trains leave 7:15, :15. 11:15 a. m.; 1:15. 3. 45, C:15. 7.26 p. m. Recognised as a man wanted for - passing several Dan cneciis, t naries Jlealy was taken from the seat of a wagon at (second ana Alder streets mis rooming by Detectives Coleman and Price. Operating with Joseph I-amphler, Healy passed a number of worthless checks. He left the city hurriedly nnd did not return until last evenlna The police had been on Hie lookout for hlrn ever since the checks were put In cir culation, and the fact that he was care ful to keep to the seat of a wagon helped him not at all. 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 5 and 8 a. m. and 5 and 9 p. m. It must not be used for sprinkling streets. If used contrary to these rules or waste- fully It will be shut off. The funeral of the late Judge J. F, Caples will he held Monday at 2 p. m at Taylor Street Methodist Episconu church. At the close of the c.hurcn services the Masons will take charge and win conauci me services at me gravo. Chautauqua. Trains direct to Glad stone Park. 25 cents round trip. Take Oregon City cars. lavc First and Abler streets every 30 minutes, on the hour and half hour. Tickets must be pur chasod on sale In waiting room. Local Zionists will ' observe Herzl Memorial day Sunday at 2 p. m. at the Neighborhood house. Urst near Hall streets. II. Soils Cohen and other prom inent speaKers will aociress tne meet ing. Special service of the Salvation Army Sunday afternoon- at 3 o clock at 249 Madison street, when Major and Mrs Faulkner, divisional officers for this division, will have charge. Hotel and restaurant crockery, glass ware, hand-painted china, cut glass etc.. sold at half price. Elite China Glass Co., J52 Morrison. F E. Brags, doing business under the firm name of the Portland Paint A paper companv filed a bankruptcy peti tion wi'h A M Cannon, clerk trf the T'nlted States district court, this morn ing Mr Braga a liabilities amount to 18.15". his assets to IJ.llS. Eighteen Portland firms are among the creditors ramed Mr Rrsgs Is also Indebted to the Standard Oil company to a certain eilent. Steamer Jesse Harklna, for Camas. Washougal and way landings, dally ex cept Sunday. Leavua Washington street dock at 2 p. m. Mosquito lotion that gives results. 25c a bottle at Bernl s drugstore. 233 Washington street. T. P. Wise, dentist, removed to 31 S Washington street, cor. Sixth. Main 80S Woman"s Exchange. Ill Tenth street, lunch 11:30 It, 2; business men's lunch. John C. Shlllock law offices, moved Gerlinger building. Second and Alder. in D. Chambers A Son, opticians. Morrison street, corner of Sixth. W. A. Wise, and associates, painless dentists. Third and Washington. Bergar, signs, show cards. 114 Tamhlll Journal want .-da le a word. Articles found on the street cars rea trrdav may be recovered by the owners at the lost article room. O. W. P. bnlM trg. corner First and Alder streets: Kvr un-brellss two lunch boxes, msr )tt basket, three paekag, thlmfcla, suit case, lady's belt. key. PERSONAL. Mice eating matches stored In a grip are believed to have been the cane pf a fire In the residence of F. O. Zela lr, 421 East Eighth street, at T o'clock last right. The dtmap was slight. , Elect ropodes ara a scientific dls ew very th relief a4 ear f rheumatism, headaches nervous 'rmi bis and poor blood circaiatioo. Tbey P.ev. A W Wilson, pastor of the First I'r'ted Presbyterian church. c-eomranl-d by his wife and son. David, returned today from a two months' va cation In the east They visited Brook lyn, his old eharre. Pittsburg and Toklo. MO , where Mr. Wilson's pa rests reside. Mrs Harvey K. Brown, widow of the sheriff of Raker county who wna as aaaainated by unknown persons last fall. Is visiting In Portland. Wha Is acror)nted hy her daughter and will remain several day. Fred Pennett. commissioner of the general la-nd office with headquarter at Washington. D C, who has boen making an Inspection of . ts Portland offices, will leave within . few days to eoatlnoe hla. visits f thn different ffieen la Or?g en, . 1 "Senator Ankeny's chances for re election were never so good as they are today. While thev were good six weeks ago there has been a complete revolution In sentiment favoring Wash ington's senior senator since that time and close political observers who have taken nonpartisan views of the sena torial situation in thler state are already conceding Walla Walla's candidate the election. "Most eratlftfintr to Senator Anken Is the support he will get from hi home people this year. Formerly th Boxer' faction there waged a bitter and relentless warfare against the sena tor but the result of the Republican county convention nominations tni spring showed that the 'Boxers' are no longer an influence. Their candidate for chairman received about 10 per cen of the vote c:ist." The above statement was made by Carl Roe, managing editor of the Walla Walla Daily Union, Senator AnKeny s paper. Mr. Roe Is down for the state convention of the Washington. State Press association at Vancouver. While he was ready to discuss the senatorial race In Washington politics he would not give an opinion as to the probable choice of the state ror governor. "I attribute the rapid growth of sen tlment for Senator Ankeny in the past six weeks,' raid Mr. Koe, to tils un- enuivocal stand for the direct primary law and other Issue. Besides this the senator has undeniably made a splendid record in the national capital. He has probably more Influence today with the administration than any other man the northwest delegation. He has been unceasing in his efforts to open up the Columbia river. This is beginning to be appreciated by the big wheat growing belt of the Inland Empire, where the opening of a great waterway to the Portland market Is considered the para mount Issue of the senatorial campaign "The fight for the govor.Vrship this year will be unique In the history of the state. According to the terms of the direct primary law, when there are four or more candidates for governor the people must vote for a first and second choice. The candidate receiving the most first and secona cnoices wins There is Dlentv of opportunity for a display of political craft. After the election It mav be found that a dark horse has won." Senator Ankeny Is stopping at the Imperial while down on business con nected with his Vancouver banking in terests. He win proDaoiy aaciress tne newspaper men at the banquet this evening In the Columbia hotel, Van couver. Sunday Vaudeville. There Is only one vaudeville show In Portland and that Is at the Grand. The present program Is as good as any vaudeville lover would like. Each act on the bill is a hit and the batting average Is high. The Riva Larsen troupe of acrobats Is the feature and worth It. Miss Anna Bingham, a Port land lass. Is a premier whistler who Is doing her specialty. Beautiful Music at the Oaks. This afternoon and every afternoon excellent concerts are being given by the band of white and gold under the leadership of Herr Waldemar Llnd at the Oaks. The concerts are bringing the organization Into the lead of musi cal organizations In the city. The evening production of "A Night in Venice" by the Allen Curtis comedy company is the amusement feature. ' 111 11 11 "" "II l-W II IIIIIIMIL III III iVc '-i-''f- Jc$r Xotarle Commissioned. (Salem Bnrean of The Journal.) Salem. Or., July 18. Commissions as notaries have been issued to I). C. Ely. lone; W. E. Child, Boring; O. P. Coshow Jr.. Roseburg, and George E. Watkins, Portland. Today and Monday will be positively the last days for discount on east side gas bills PORTLAND OAS CO. "Ji Conservative Custodian" HIBERMA SAVINGS BANK PAYS 4 Per Cent OPEN For the convenience of Its customers on Satur day evenings from 6 to 8 114 Second SL Corner Washing Ion - PORTLAND. OR. "The Tide of Life." The Blunkall-Atwood stock company will tonight repeat Its wonderfully suc cessful melodramatic hit, "The Tide of Life. All week this attraction has been crowding the Lyric with delighted spectators, ton naa better go tonight The White Temple Twelfth and Taylor Btraeta. Great Day Sunday 10:30 a, m. DR. BROUGHER "The Beat 7:45 Wa Can.' DR. RILEY of Minneapolis, Preaches. FRED BUTLER The Great Soloist, Sings Morning and wtgnt. Chorus of 100 Voices. Large Number Baptised. Oregon City oat Make your plans for the river trip Sunday. The boat leaves Taylor street 9 a. m., 12 m. and 3 p. m. Last boat from Oregon City 5 p. m. Round Trip 45c DR. N. J. FULTON NATUROPATH. A HAPPY WOMAN Mrs. Sarah Hathaway of Mllwaukle, Or., a suburb of Portland, has written me this statement and testimonial: "For 25 years I suffered from Inflam mation and those delicate troubles usual to my sex, and several times during the last 12 years was unable, for months, to be on my feet, and was In bed the great er part of the time for 18 montiia be fore I went to Doctor Fulton. At that time I had come to the conclusion that my kidneys were affected. When I be gan treatment with the doctor last May I was bloated, had throbbing pains In my head, and at times a severe pain In the region of my heart, i also was ex ceedingly nervous and my lower limbs seemed heavy and lifeless and very much swollen. After the first few Na turopathic treatments I was less ner vous than I had been for years, and AT THE END OF FIVE WEEKS WAS A NEW WOMAN! Now I can do all of work, and lately WALKED MILES IN ONE DAT! AHtrSXMinTS. THE GRAND Vaudeville deLnxe This Week Tiro xxvA-Xfc&Baojr tsotjpb, The Famous European Novelty Acrobats ECKEBT BEBQ. BEiiBiNi as OROvnn. AFOX.I.0 TOVM, AW A BRIOHAM, ALEXANDER ft SCOTT, FEED BAUER, O&AJTDASCOFB. NICKELODION 130 SIZTS. Change Lvery Day ATjXi GOOD 8TTBXB0T8. THE Tonight and Every Night This Week In the Summer Alrdome the Beautiful Musical Fantasy, "A HIOKT IW VEJTICE.' Musical Novelties Under the Direction of William G. Stellman. THE SITS: "MY COWBOY LADY" "O'SAN" "SUMMER TIME" "WILLYUM WILSON" And the Curtis Dancing Girla. Cool Skating In Rink. Bathing. Classes in Pavilion. kinds FIVE Los Angeles vs. Portland "MRS. SARAH HATHAWAY." MEN ARE CURED As readily as women, no matter what their ailments. It must not be surmised that I treat women only, for Naturo pathy Is for everybody Its benlflcence Is ss broad as the earth. "Ho pent np TTtlca contracts our pow ers ; Tn whole, the cocndlsss universe, is ours." CONSULTATION FREE DR. N. J. FUITON 315 Twelfth St., two blocks south of Jef ferson car, one block from either 11th or 13th-street cir Office Hours, 9 to 12. 1 to 4. Home Phone A-3123. BBOXEATXOV VABK. COS. YAUOxar a mo btx sts. JVZ.T 14, 16, 18, 17, IS, 19. Games begin week days at 3:30 d. m.. Sunday. 2:30 D. m. Admission fee Bleachers. 26c; grandstand, 50c; boxes. 26c extra; children, bleachers, 10c; grandstand, 25a SADIES' SAT PBIDAT. Boys under 12 free to bleachers Wednesday. GRAND PICNIC lTnder the Auspices of the Scandinavian Discussion Club. ROHSE'S PARK STOTDAT, JULY 19, 1908. ADMXSSXOa ISO. Children under 12 years free. Take Fulton cars at Second and Morrison streets. Good Time Guaranteed.. Don't Hiss It. A WOMAN SPECIALIST MRS. . K. CHAN the only Chinese woman doctor In this city. She has cured many afflicted sufferers. Cured private and femaJ dis eases, also throat and lung troubles: stomach, bladder and kidneys and diseases of all kinds thst the human flesh is heir to. Cured bv Chinese herbs and roots. Rem edies harmless. No oper- k.iuns. nonest treatment. Kxannna tiops free, lit MORRISON ST. be tween First and Second. (1 Diamond Roof Stains "it" r I id vise yon aa to equipment and In ta aj tfRI W TMUntnti In mines; A?im. II years- mining eg- Golden. Or. perienee; Information frea. Offer of a groat amlaa to aloes aa sarteta MACS FROM CREOSOTS ' 5 Gal. Lots 75c Per Gal. Portland Sash & Door Co. a rmort re ' rOBr&Aro. oa. cbvcab Printing CoJ but irotr. ttj$oiijBit ructi, ITARR STICE' 4 w PARKERS HAIR BALSAM Put w ov '' ' a r -- mm y.n r 'nmn jd A. a kit. ttZTT HURT $10.00 SET TEETH FOR 5 $4.00 Written Guarantee tor 10 Yea rs. CROWKS Any tooth In the mouth we crown with solid gold, 22k., guar anteed to be the best, for j)zf(($Q Any Porcelain Crown made no mat ter what they 'are calle3 or how they aro made. Our price BRIDGES Solid Gold Top, Solid Gold Backs, porcelain Fronts, per tooth Solid Gold Teeth, 22k., A flffk bridge, per tooth 'W All other work same pries, proportionately. PA1KX.ESS EXTRACTION Eres When Plates or Bridge Are Ordered Absolute unaraniess. LILY DENTAL PARLORS THIRD A2TD COUCH STREETS Hoars from 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. Phone A-1010 Open Snndays Portland Orejens, What Live Stock Insurance Means That we Insure the lives of your horses, mules and cattle against death by atcldent or disease for two-thirds their cash value at A very nominal rit. Money Invested in live stock ' should be as fully protected against death from other causes aa from '. . fire. One hundred and ninety-nine . animals die annually from acci dent and d'.sease where one dies from fire. We have paid $21,000 In losses from accldenta and disease to the owners of live stock In Oregon, . Idaho. Utah and Washington. ' TEETH WITH OR WITHOUT PLATES our or TOira nom We eaa e yoar satire Crewa, Brldfe aaA Plate Work In a day If neoeesary. roettrvely Palaleee Bztratla Free when plates or btidcee are ordorod. Be-as rttro teeth eaa roots resses4 with out the least Tea chairs. Omlf the moot setentlfte end careful wers. 0 TSARS V rOBTXvAsTIX. WA WKEn ASSOCIATES o ft paiaieee BeaUete. roillae B14f Third aaA WseaJart I a so. to a. sn.; Sundays 9 le IX. Painless Fstreetten, tee; Plate, lite. Beth Pbeeea. A a ad Mais Itltv TEXEPKOHB MAZM STB. Offices. Rooms 8, 9 and 10 Lafayette Bldg., 313 Washington St. TEETH Save n r - Come and have free eaaminatlea. ' t&- E S'V T D a sr b- 1 I I , L - . f. TER flLU.NGt. Ite t P- 0 l.i) VlLU INOS. Te UP; FET Of TFEIH. It-: SPLnVDID SET. las.: tiui CROWKs. lilt 1) IIH til stork guarantee! for tee years lv attendant alwava rrmt al ererk nmm ovhooletelr wlt"nt r ' it svtaiista ef from tl te tt year perieaK-a. Boston Dentists Bi Fhe A-fiV. FkoM Sf sta t-' . 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