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12 THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL; PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 80, 1908. 0 TO ATHLETES Homc-Coming: of Oregon Boys Who Won Honors in London Will Be Jlemor- , able EventMany Clubs to Participate, Under the auspice of the Multnomah elub. assisted by Portland commercial bodies end other oriranJzatlone, the .. homecoming; of Oregon's athletes from the OlymDlO uames at tiondon will be made memorable event. A Jelnt com mtttee will mot at the convention hull f the Portland Commercial club Friday evening to discuss plans for the recei- ' tlon and entertainment. - The committee Is made up or men from the Multnomah club, the Commer. rial club, the chamber of commerce, the Manufacturers' association, the board or trade, the Elks club, the University - -lub. the Portland Automobile club, Ore- . iron Airrh:ultural college. University of Oreiron and the Pacific university of Forest Grove. Reasons for participation bv the three last named are that the athletes were nt some time students ' those institutions. The Multnomah club committee will be composed of Its board of directors. Messrs. A. A. Morrison, H. C. Campbell, '. James F. fc.win. The Commercial cluo win be repre sented by George W. Simons. C. 8. ' Berr has been appointed as a delegate from the Portland Ad club. . The welcoming ceremony will proba bly take the form of a dinner to be given at the Portland Commercial clu . and a great reception on Multnomah field. MAKGAHKT ISLINGTON BOY STOLE COIII : FROM TRUNK Fred Fraley Took a Trip to ; San Francisco and Spent It All. Fred Fraley, bad boy, who vanished from Portland some time ago with $fl)0 that his aunt had carefully saved for him, and returned after he had "blown in" the coin, was lodged in the county Sail' this 'morning bv Probation Officer Krum, who Is looking after the work of the juvenile court while Chief Pu liation Officer Hadley Is on vacation. jTred was arrested on a warrant -charging him with incorrigibility, the com plaint having been made by his aunt. " Fred is about 14 years of age and an orphan. For ft long time he has lived with his aunt, who has had a hard struggle supporting herself, the boy and the boy's grandmother. The aunt is separated from her husband, but Is not divorced, and he lives next door. Lately the boy has been staying with his uncla, and it is charged that he keeps matters . stirred up and annoys the aunt, who Is new neipiessty sick. The officers found a good job for him, but he worfced only two nays. ' ,The lad will apepar before Judge Gan tenbeln in the Juvenile court tomorrow, when a decision will be reached as to What should be done with him. When he left the city about two months ago be went to San Francisco, but came back when the money gave out. He had rarned the money, which his aunt saved for him and put In a trunk. One dav iwnen no one else was home he found the Key to the trunk and made away wun tnp money. t- . , ... 14 t . v A . t ytf:f 4 4 A f 1 ' ' :i I - i ,' r ' . l ' 1 . ? . . - i ,'S, ' I "4. , v ,t t . , y W 1 - it r ' 1 ; ' : ' ' t .;.4 J t 's '''' j t ' - t ' i- , ! ' ' ' ' ' 1 A M ' s SOCIALISTS STILL HAVE RIGHT Ifl STREET Complaints Against Free Speakers Xot Sufficient ly Clear to Hold. Until ooraplainte are drawn, up that will stick in court, the police will not ttempt to stop street meetings of So cialists. As predicted In Monday's Jours al, the Socialist orators tested the power of the officers to drive them from Sixth treet near Washington by holding meetings there Monday evening, but as the cane or the four men arrested Hun- y afternoon for refusing to move on and with an officer at the lnterferln Plasa blocirs did not oome up In the mu- ntclpul oourt until yesterday afternoon. trie Hociausia were auowea on BiKin street uu'U s decision oould be ren dered. Goodwin, Jackson, 'Lloyd and Closeett, the men arrested, were released yester day because C. K. S. Wood, who. It is understood, offered his services to them In the Interest of free speech, succeeded lit having his demurrer sustained in the municipal court yesterday. He de clared the complaints were not suffi ciently specific, and Judge Van Zunte agreed with him. It was not set forth that the streets were being obstructed when the officer ordered the Socialists to move on. HEAD OF MONON KOUTE INSPECTING OKEGON W. H. McDole, president of the Mo non route, Is a Portland visitor today, and Is making a trip of Inspection through western Oregon. He will to morrow make a Journey in his private car from Portland to Albany and will return over the Southern Pacific lines, to obtain a wider riew of the 'Willam ette valley. He la aocompanled by his private socretary, and also by Mrs. Re becca MoDole Hickman and Mr. ami Mr W. K. Ken ley. On Saturday they will see the Columbia river, and leave for the south. Klamath Falls has been Included In their Itinerary. HEAL CAKELESS WITH HIS DIAMONDS Calling them "Montana diamonds" Mwrd Clark, a well-known, character, was found peddling pleoes of glass at Third ami Iiurnslde bv Patrolman Hum' plueys Inst evening. The policeman did not like the look of Clark's "dia monds" and as no license was forthcom lnr Clark went to Charged only with violating' the hawker's license ordinance Clark was fined $2. SO In the municipal court to day. "Do you think he can afford to keep an auto? tie ougnt to. ilea been an amateur photographer for three years and that dldn t break him. De trolt Free Press. Sale of Nickel-Plated Bathroom Fixtures 15-inch Roller Towel Bar, regular $1.50, sale 98 18-inch Shower Spray with tubing, regular $1.00, sale . ... . t ...j 59 Toilet Paper Holder, regular 50c, sale . 38 Soap Holder, regular 50c, sale ..i , 37 Combination Sponge andSoap Holder, regu lar $2.50, sale ?1.88 Bath Tub Seats, regular $1.65, sale $1.19 Hat and Clothes Hooks, regular $1, sale 69 Glass Bathroom Shelf, regular $6.00, sale... $3.98 Combination Fixtures, regular $4.50, sale.. $2.25 Tumbler and Toothbrush Holders, 25 per cent off. SPONGES AT HALF PRICE ' v -Si ' 12. M.i Charming Hellig American Theatre. Actress, Who I s In Private Life Playing in "The Miss Ullngton Is Thief" at the Wife the of Daniel Frohman, One of This Country's Producing Managers. Best the. World Afford. ; "It gives me unbounded pleasure to recommend Bucklln's Arnica Salve," says J. AV. Jenkins of Chapel Hill, N. C. "I am convinced it's the best salve the world affords. It cured a felon on my thumb, and It never fails to heal every sore, burn or wound to which It is applied. 25c, at Skidmore Drug- Co. drug store. AGED WIDOW GETS 35,000 ESTATE Mrs. Virginia McDaniel Re ceives All of Husband's Property. Mrs. Virginia A. McDaniel, 80 years of age, becomes the sole heir to the $36,- 000 estate of her late husband, Joslah, McDaniel, under the will filed today. There are four sons and one daughter surviving, ranging in age from 40 to f.O years, and their father explains in his will that he has kept them all In mind, as well as three grandchildren, but is confident that his wife will deal Justly with all of them. McDaniel died on July 6, leaving real estate valued at $9,000 in Multnomah, Clackamas and Polk counties, and about $26,000 worth of personal property. 1 he widow and W. H. Fulkcrson are named to look after the estate. The children are Andrew J. McDaniel of Kock Cnek, Willis H. McDaniel of Dallas, and Han nah E.: Newton M. and Lee H. McDan iel of Portland. CANADIAN ROAD AFTER C0LU1IA1TRAEFIC C. E. E. TJssher of Winnipeg, assist ant traffic manager of the Canadian Pa cific, is a Portland visitor today. He is making a tour of inspection of ter ritory occupied by traffic, agents of his company. "The Pacific northwest is looking fine as to crops and business oondl tlons." he said. The Canadian Paclfio and the Union Pacific railroads are working in har mony to handle the products and travel of the region tapped by the Columbia river. For some time the Canadian Pa clfio has been striving to effect ar rangements by which it could operate trains Into Portland over the O. R. A N. line from Spokane, but no definite arrangements have as yet resulted, and the Canadian road is only running train sen-Ice into the United States as far as Spokane. The Final Wind Up--July Cut Glass Sale Friday the Last Day sH MM sHHmMM sM $32.50 four-pint Water Jug 934.21 $13.75 three-oint "Water Tucr S10.2T &5&M?g$58L $13-00 three-pint Water Jug, colonial cut 80.71 B&Bfl E-P!"' Water Jug .$0.81 Mf5M;P$7-50 three-pint Water Jug, whirl cut ?5-67 iST2A:Pt,-l,u r-pint water jug JjS4.17 w2WF!&-m three-Pint Water J"? $3.87 $6.37 Ssj Vt'Sr n-jv set. oi six water ui j'-V.Wiflr $6.75 set of six Water Glasses, colonial cut S4.39 ililiiipJ $0.85 set of one half dozen Goblets, colonial cut $4.03 iu.7 set ot one nait dozen iumblers S8.37 MANY OTHER $5.25 set of one half dozen Tumblers $3.70 PIECES REDUCED $5.50 set of one half dozen Tumblers .$3.80 GOODS BOUGHT FRIDAY CHARGED ON NEXT MONTH'S BILLS A Swiss physician. Dr. Gonln, recom mends brown glasses as a protection for the eyes in preferpnee to the blue or black glasses generally usea by climbers on snowfields, etc. WIFE SAYS HE STOLE HER FURNITURE Detective Jones returned from Seat tle this morning, having in custody Ed ward Hartee. a liveryman of Portland, who was arrested in Seattle on com plaint of Mrs. Pearl Kahnbach, who declares Hartee and hlB wife made away with several articles of furniture be longing: to her. BARGAIN SALE TOMORROW Big Reductions All Over the Store During Our Regular FRIDAY BARGAIN SALE For prices see Friday morning papers WE FRAME PICTURES GRAPE JUICE W00DLARK Our own brand, prepared expressly lor ovr Select Family Trade, oi ripe Concord Grapes DELICIOUS REFRESHING Pints, 25; Quarts, 50- Doz Doz. Quarts, fS.OO Pints, $2.50; how to prove it Some people are skep tical about the genuine ness of our offer to sell tailor-made clothing at a discount of 25 per cent from our regular prices. They say they do not understand how we can sell our clothes regularly at the prices we do and make any money on a 25 per cent discount. Neither do we. The fact of the matter is we are losing money. Now, the proof of the puddin' is in the eatin'. If you have ever looked over our stock you know the general run of our prices. The mere statement of the prices to you, with the 25 per cent taken off, will con vince you of the bona fide sale we are adver tising. A call will pro vide the proof. If you are satisfied, buy; if not, don't. 1 I D,UC? Grant Pheglcy, Mgr. Seventh and Stark Sts. ii Exchange II Home A-6I7I-6I72 W00DARD, CLARKE 5 CO. Fourth and Washington FORCED VACATE 9 o We must Ret out before August 1. 150 doz"n hats will be solii at less than 60 per cent of manufacturer's cost. $7.00 PANAMAS SR3.0Q 15.00 PANAMAS :.. 2.2 $2.50 SAILOR HTRAM' HATS..65 $4.00 STETSON F'LT HATS . 81, 5 $3.00 FELT HATS 81.35 $2.00 FELT HATS 65 Eastern Hat Factory 54 Third St., Near Floe OPEN EVENINGS DITRINO SALE vv 1 II ---- j n All Vt1U. 1 a men! or Ln-uarantee. if our work has not proved satisfactory. If unsatisfactory, call and we will GLADLY MAKE IT SATISFACTORY WITHOUT COST TO YOU Our Special Aluminum Plate Will produce a suction in any mouth. This plate is especially adapted to those who have had trouble in obtaining a pood fit. W'c take great pride in this plate, as we have never yet failed to produce a perfect suction and give satisfaction. Ask to see Sample. Price $10.00. WRITTEN GUARANTEE FOR 10 YEARS We Employ No Students All our operators are middle aged, gentlemanly doctors of from 10 to 20 years' experi ence, each an expert Our work is all guaranteed and kept in repai:- free of charge for ten years. It therefore stands to reason lhat we serve our own purpose best, as well as that of our patients, by employing the most skilled men in the profession. A Few Things We Can Do: Fill out hollow cheeks. Make old faces young. Remove deep lines and wrinkles. Make thin faces plump. Correct a flabby or withered skin. Teeth Extracted No Extra Charge When Other Work Is Ordered. Nervous people and those afflict ed with heart weakness nay have no fear whatever. IT IS OUR AIM to give the best and most for your money. A large business and a small profit is the modern way of doing business. That is our policy. In satisfying you with a set of teeth we naturally look forward to do other dental work in your family or for your friends. MAKING ARTIFICIAL TEETH is a leading feature of our busi ness, and we believe it cannot be surpassed in the point of completeness. We operate our own laboratory, and as making artificial teeth is a spe cialty in dentistry, we are in a position to .make this offer and guarantee satisfaction. Do You Wear Artificial Teeth? If you do, have us make them over and reset the teeth on a new plate that will give your mouth and face a natural expression. We Make Men and Women of 50 Look 25 To those unacquainted with this method, it mav seem a broad state ment, but we are prepared to prove it by the same men and women whose appearance speaks for itself. At a very small cost a youthful appearance can be restored. Those who desire to have their teeth fixed and are unable to pay cash can have their teeth fixed on the installment plan. Those who cannot pay cash can have their work done on the installment plan. A special sale during the heat of sum mer. For the next 20 days we will make special reduction on all dental work. PROGRESSIVE DENTISTRY In these days there is no excuse for anyone, young or old, to suffer from aching teeth or being unable to masticate food by reason of defective ones. Our method of filling teeth robs dentistry of all its terrors and makes the filling of teeth ABSOLUTELY PAINLESS. LADY ATTENDANT 231V Mdrrixon Street, Corner First Open Everinj TQ 7. Sunday From 9 to L UNION DEJNfTAL PARLORS LADY ATTENDANT 221 Morrison Street ,. Corner First Open Evenings Till 7. . Sunday From 8 to L
