falE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 31. 1908.
39
Town Topics
TONIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS.
1
Oipheum Vaudeville
Maker "Little Dollle Dimples"
Orand Vaudeville
P&ntages Vaudeville
l.vrlc "A Celebrated Case"
The Oaks ..,." Lost Baby" 8:16 p. m.
JOTfthTAX AT 1KB BSAOSSB.
In or.ler to procure prompt and
more satisfactory service, when
at the summer resorts, order
from the following Journal
Sent at regular city ratea.
Jlwaco 4 llwaco Railway com
pany. H. a 'Woodruff, newa
agent.
Long Beach, Edwrfrd McAllen.
Ocean Park, H. B. Woodruff.
Beavlew, F. E. 6trauhal.
The Breakers. J. M. Arthur.
Qearhart. A. Utxlnger.
Seaside, Lynn Burtla. head
quarters at Lewis & Co.
Newport. Harlln Talbert.
Collins Springs, J. W. Belcher.
Wllholt Springs. F. W. Mo
Leren, Carson, Wash.. Mineral Springs
hotel.
Great factory mistake shoe sale at
2'Jl Morrison street. Labels wrong on
fall shoes just arrived. Marks' name
Instead of Dollar's. Factory stands loss
and orders us to sell them at a sacrifice.
Men's t and $5 thorn, now $2.85; Mens
James A. Banister, 8. & M etc.. $6 and
$7 vulues now women's $3.60 ami
$1 shoes, now $2.15; boys' and Klrls
sthool shoes, values to $:i. now $l.t5j
children's fancv dress shoes, $1.60 and
$2 values lit :Gc. r.Oc anil $1. 1'ellars.
successor to Marks' shoe Cn., 291 Mor
rison street, between Fourth and Fifth.
Killing In the old American Inn. site
and grading down the adjacent hill
sides for the new frelcht and terminal
varda of tho Vnlted Railroads Is un
der way by gangs of workmen and
teams. This work Is going on on a
part of the 40 acres recently purchased
l,v tho United Railroads for $75,000 As
soon as the grade and fill Is completed
track laving 'will begin to he followed
by the erection of suitable freight and
terminal buildings.
A Teddy bear, suitcase, five grips,
camera, order bortk. book of tickets, two
Jacket h rain coat, two purses, two
lunch baskets, handkerchief with money.
Hi packages ar.d 23 umbrellas are the
articles that were left on the street
cars during .the last two days, and can
he recovered by calling at Lost Article
room. First and Abler streets.
Soren Ravn, whose lnsano notion that
he did not need to eat led to his con
finement In the county Jail Saturday
afternoon, ended his fast yesterday. He
announced that he would like to have a
dish of hot salt. Tills not being In
cluded In the iall menu, he was given
ton.-t, and willingly accepted tho sub
stitute tor lus order.
The revival meeting at the Trinity
M. K. church will contirnio through the
week. The time for the day service
has been changed from 3 0 a. m. to
..10 in the afternoon. The services
vestenlnv were Interesting. The gos
p i wns 'presented In a simple, earnest
whv by Rev. Aura Smith of Indiana.
Water through hose for sprinkling
yards or sidewalks or washing porches
or windows must be paid for In advance
nnfl used only between the hours of 6
ami s a. ni. and 5 am'. 9 p. m. It must
not be used for spr.'nklfng streets. If
used contrary to these rules or waste
fullv it will be ahu: off.
('1, urging that he goes on long sprees,
displays lil temper and is Insanely
Jealous of her, Mrs. K. Haker has begun
suit for divorce from J. W. Baker in
the circuit court. They were married
in Clackamas county in 1838.
Harry Henderson H. E. Hall
and I
George Shirley have appraised the es- j
tate of the late Charles Mayger in Mult
nomnh county Ht $14, ITS. In addition
there Is real estate In Columbia county
valued at Jl.2u0.
XV. X. Jones, W. G. Brown and T. II.
Ward have filed articles of incorpor
ation of the (Vlllo Construction com
pany, having a capital stock of $50,000.
Building permits for August amount-
ed to $748,215 with 398 permits Is- !
. . ,
I.-, tii . V f'.:. ' Vi'; !
Issued was 3i9.
Any poor girl needing n friend, help,
or advice can npplv or write to Matron
Adjutant J I'eterson, 3 r 2 East Fif
teenth North. Portland. Or.
Steamer Jesse Harklns. for Camas, c
Washougal and way landings, dally ex- I
cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street i
docK at . p. m.
..!. rh""?-P!!'. !
pf,ni, u Dim tu.
Woman's Exchange. 1.13 Tenth street,
lunch 1 1 :30 to 2 ; business men's lunch.
D. Chambers A Son., optician,
Morrison street, corner of Sixth.
321
nrt n.soclste. v.Alnl...
Snrf Wh t;,"A',n,rMl
W. A. Wise
dentists. Third and Washington.
Berger. signs.
9391.
284 Yamhill. Main
Journal want ads. le a word
Potttr'i Last Trip Saturday.
The steamer T. J Potter will make
the last trip of th" season, leaving
Portland t 1:3 P m next Saturdav.
September n. returning from
Sunday night at 9 o'clock.
"'i
Megler
The country is flooded
with soaps which look
like, and claim to be "as
good as," Ivory.
Avoid them!
They are imitations;
and, like all imitations,
they lack the peculiar
and remarkable qualities
of the article which they
imitate. s
v
Ask for Ivory Soap
and see that you gel it.
Ivory Soap
9946o Per Cent. Pure
TWENTY-ONE CHEROKEE CHILDREN AND
PARENTS IN SOUTH PORTLAND CAMP
Fourteen of the 21
A band of full-blood Cherokee In
dians, tho ruling tribe of the Indian
territory, who have adopted the Noma
dic life of the Gypsies, Is encamped on
the flats south of Hamilton avenue. In
South Portland. The head of the band,
John I,e. and his squaw wife, both
tvpleal looking Oklahoma Indians, are
the parents of 21 children, 14 of them
BETTING AT
COUNTRY CLUB
Directors Will Uphold Law
Forbidding: Poolselling;
and Bookmaking.
So many inquiries have been re
ceived from the sporting fraternity not
only on the coast but from eastern
points as to whether there would be
any pool-selling, book-making or any
other "chances to make money" on the
races to be held here this fall, that
the directors are preparing a circular
letter dealing with this matter, and It
will bo sent out within the next week.
The position the Country club and
Livestock association has taken In the
matter of racetrack gambling Is ex
pected to add attractiveness to the har
ness racing sport here among the bet
ter class of people even If it will pre
vent a certain element from following
their gambling vocation here.
The directors of the association have
put themselves unqualifiedly on rec
ord as opposed to any form of gam
bling lotterv nr an ma of ehnneA in con.
nectlon with the race lneets to be held
here
Draws Better Class.
The letter now being prepared will
go into the matter In detail, calling
attention to the fact that anti-gambling
laws are being enacted in all the pro
gressive slates where races are held:
that In many places pool-selling and
bettlns: have been voluntarily sup-
pressed by the management of fairs
and race meets, with the result that
' such meets have invariably attracted
larger crowds, and have drawn a much
better class of patronage than where
Kamblinir has been permitted.
8"on after Governor Hughes of New
York forced the passage of the anti
racetrack gambling law In the Empire
state, agents of the leading horsemen
of New York came west and sought
opportunities for shipping their strings
to this rart of the country, to such
i p'aies as would tolerate gambling.
Tliosfi agents who rfpresented the
I gambb rs too, visited Portland and of
' fered the most flattering terms to tlia
1 Country club for permission to put the
t local races on the same basis thev were.
ganSnn, i;ex.Ur,0ieroVhooiUKwh:,
for . j ooO a day for the six days' bet-
tlnK privilege with a percentage above
a certain amount, anoinw iiai oner
of $5,000 for the week, with a liberal
percentage was offered, but like the
other, the offer was turned down.
The position taken by the Country
chih. aceordiiiK to President S. O.
Heed i. this: If we can't conduct har-
ness races hre on a legitimate oasis,
on their hvn merits, without pool
selling, or any other form of gambling,
we won't have any races at all. , Peo
ple have told us we -re making a
dangerous experiment in the face of
the- vast sum of n-. 't.ey we have put
into this proiei t. but I don't believe
we are. ("very one of our directors
fels confident that we shall get lust
as hie crowd', and of a better class
without gambling, than with It. and
we know we are turnisning me patrons
PETITION CHARTER
ALLOW PORTLAND
I There was much rejoicing at suf
! frage heaJquarters Saturday over the
j large Initiative petition for tax-paying
suffrage, exhibited by the president
I Mrs. Abigail F'-ott Punlway. In the pres-
I ence of the state executive committee
of the association .While it Is under-
i stood thst the officers of th National
Woman Suffrage association do not fa-
Ivor the Oregon women s prewnt pianist
of work, hich they are pushing for-
.ward cm the principle that "half a loaf
Is better than no bread." the State 8uf-
frage asstM Intlon Is not worrying in;
the over the situation
We heard so much during the last
campa'gn about 'tcM much Irresponsible
voting now.' that we have concluded to
take men at their word In the campaign
now on. and see If they reailr believe
that taxation without representation Is
unjust"' ssld the venerable president
whose tilrhest earthlv ambition I to
place Oregon in the lead as the first
state tn the I'nton, bordering on the
wstere cf the world, to honor the moth
ers of men with nf raarfclaemnt As
a proof of hr faith in men. as wll es
the "eat step at a time" Inaugurated
hr the preterit merr etr en t Mra. Deinl
w v a u bm i . t 1. fer th rejection or
ar-prosl of her committee. tn follow
ing letter to the Portland charter coai
tnlsstea which was aaaaioaouely . la
dereed: .
children of one Cherokee Squaw In
ranging In age from 11 months to 17
yeArs, are to been In the above picture.
The mother of the big family Is a
healthy looking squaw under 60 years
of age, and with her two married
daughters. Gypsy like, roams over the
residence district of the city, begging,
while the braves remain in camp and
take care of the children. One of the
older daughters of the family married
of the sport the highest class of har
ness performers In the west."
Seattle and Salem In Line.
Seattle announces that there will be
no racetrack gambling at the western
Washington fair, next week, al;hougii
pool-selling has been the only tnlng
that has ever kept the race gume alive
in that city before. At the state fair
at Salem, two weeks hence, nool-sell-lng
and other forms of gambling will
also be prohibited, so that the thre
most important race meets of the cir
cuit are f lat-footedly against gambling,
and this spirit of cooperation. It Is felt.
Is what will efectualfy put the tinhorn
racetrack gamblers, "touts" and their
class out of business In the north
west. Directors of the Country club meet
this afternoon to receive full reports
from the various special committees
and to pass on the recommendations
of the general management committee
on matters of entertainment, program,
special privileges and other questions
which will have to be disposed of the
coming week.
AT THE TIIEATEES
"A Bit o' Blarney."
"A Bit o' Blarney" will be the head
line act on the new bill at the Grand,
starting today. This act requires a
carload of special scenery and Is pre
sented by Edwin Kecnigh A Co. Dorsch
and Russell, the musical railroaders,
have a new and original musical nov
elty, which Is a guaranteed hit.
"A Lost Baby" at the Oaka.
Out at the Oaks this week, commenc
ing this evening, the n.atrons of the
popular amusement resort will be giv
en an opportunity to see Just how It
feels for a parent to lose a baby. The
Allen Curtis Corned v company will pre
sent a laughable musical comedy deal
ing with a mother-in-law, a piano and
a baby.
European Novelty.
A feature of tho excellent bill at
Pantage.s this week is I'r.than, the arm
less wonder, famous throughout Europe.
He can shoot, swim, shave, wash, drive
horses and operate a typewriter. In
Minnie St. Claire, the girl from Mis
sourl, the Itianagement is presenting
one of the cleverest oliaraeier corneal
ernes In vaudeville.
Season Seat Sale at Unngalow.
"One of the most Interesting events
in the rear for a large class of theatre
?oers. Is the annual season seat sale
or the Baker Stock company. Th's
will take place un next Wednesday
morning at 10 o'clock at the Bungi
low, the new home of the company,
and the same rules will prevail as al
wavs have whe:i down at the Baker.
Grace Cameron Tcilht..
Few attractions have sprung into
more sudden ftvor tnn the Grace
Cameron compnnv headed by the dainty
little star herself s Little Dollie Dim
ples, which opened yesterday at the
Baker. It is a hie rnrry musical com
edy. Matinees Thursday and Saturday
this week. Popular prices.
Orpiieum Kc'llent Show.
Barrv & Hughes in their dramatic
novelty' "A Story of tbe street." Tathos
and comedy happily Mended is tha key
note of this unusually god act. The
entire story is teld In an exceedingly
COMMISSION TO
WOMEN TO VOTE
'Tbe executive commltt'-e of the Ore
gon 8tat Equal Suffrage association
respectfully requests your . honorable
body to Insert In the proposed forth
coming charter for the cltv of Portland.
a part of its srticle or privileges and
elections, a provision t.at other qusji-
ficationa being equal, no tax-paying
cltlien shall he denie.l -h right to vote
any municipal election "n account of
sex
Believing, gentlemen, that you will
discern for youreWs the Justice of
this appeal, we offer no argument here
in, in support of our plea, preferlng to
rely upon your sdhererce to the funda
mental principle of ' No taxation with
out representation." upon hlch all free
snd Just government is founded But
If In your Judgment vnu should con
clude to grant a few of th tax-paying
women or Portland a hearing upon ,his
question before s final vote is taker
we most respectfully request von to
previously acquaint us with the dajr and
late for'such hearing, so we may have
Hire te notify cur apeakcra
"Very respectTilly,
"Tours for "no taxation without rp
reseatatlon' for any who help to hear
the burdens cf government
"ABIGAIL PCOTT DCMWAT.
-President
"MTRTLE C PKAPE.
Vorreapoaetng ecretaryt
4
Camp In South Portland.
a Bulgarian Gypsy, and from him the
whole family seems to have imbibed the
nomadic or wandering lite, and are now
thorough-going Gypsies
The old Cherokee doesn't like Oregon.
He says that the country Is two hilly,
that he can't see far enough from his
tent, and that he Is going to Journey
hack to the plans of Oklahoma and live
with his people.
clever style. Mis? Hughe's portrayal
of the bowery waif Is a clean-cut piece
of comedy.
PERSONALS.
J. W. Henderson of I,os Angeles, vice
president of the International Corre
spondence school. Is making a brief
visit to Portland. Mr. Henderson,
though still in the prime of life, was
the third white child born In Ios An
geles. Miss Lois Steers and Miss Wynn Co
nian returned the last of the week from
British Columbia where Miss Steers
was caugtit in a railroad wreck about
two weeks ago and sustained some pain
ful iniurles. The train was- nearing
Victoria at the time of the accident.
Miss Steers was thrown against a seat
and her back was hurt. She was
brought to Victoria where Miss Coman
who was Immediately telegraphed for,
met her and took her In charge. The
journey home was a difficult one and
had to be taken hy slow stages with
stops for rest between stations. Miss
Steers Is recovering rapidly from the
physical injury but the nervous shock
has left her incapacitated for work for
soma time and sne is still confined to
her bed.
You cannot crush a man's spirit with
the sneer of a king.
The Actual
A-jtf,.-.- ft-ft l3 C i, , ' .' ' v : . :
and Downright Facts
STRAIGHT - FROM - THE - SHOULDER EXPLANATIONS
AND UNCONTROVERTIBLE EVIDENCE.
Every resident of Portland everyone interested in Portland's com
mercial independence and progress should read this announce
ment carefully.
At 10 o'clock tonight ends the fairest
and lowest-priced Piano Sale which you
will ever witness. . is n nor a wonner that we do not sell
Hear In mind that tjie pianos offered every single piano lhat is sold In Ore-;
In this sale are our regular slock. The tgon?
regular line of K'.lers Highest Grade I Rllars .Pkfno' House was organized i
Pianos a line that is admit t-.!ly -GO I few years l.go upon a unlciua basis'.
per cent better, grade for vrmlc. and! Selling more pianos than Is customary j
quality for quality, than the next best I with other houses, it stanJs to r-asmi
In town; and a stovk that is many ; that but a little profit lias to be ndd.-d
times larrer than all the pianos offered to each Instrument bv Ellers' methods
by all the piano stores, shops, branch In order to moke ends meet,
homes and agencies in the state of other houses who hav middlemen's
Oregon put together. profits and main house tribute to pay
If you wish to take advantage of the still others who get their pianos "on
unprecedented opportunity we have been j consignment" from' some more or less
offering during the month of August to obscure jobber or agoncy--have to pay
secure a piano without having to pay In many instances from $50 to ISfl on
the usual and customary and nwessary i each piano for these privileges alone
retail profit, and at the ,: time se- Sucn retailers cannot possible hope to
cure the piano for as little as $b cash ron te wltn n ristiti0n co, t'ded
?niJUV a mn y0U " Ct""e!"ron the modern broad commercial line,
tonight. of EUer, plano House.
Bear this In mind- facts are stubborn j What, then, is the result?
v Took . l or7 her dlf for'-M when !
t.rought Into the presence of absolute j vaue 'of bis goods He " may '-onVi'len-rals-
, - . ti"us!y believe his instruments superior
If an agejicy claims to he aMe to , an,i hence fee! lustlfled in asking his
undersell Ellers Piano House be -a is. llKCPr prir,,s i,ut , th ,ajorify ot
it "wholesales" Dlanos. bear in mind cases he knows h,HAr
that Kilers Piano House wholesales l.'i,''
pianos to any otner dealers ot.e. i " i
onlv actual wholesale man., f siahlisi.- I
nient is owned by Lller Plane House,
(its own property at tie i orner or
Tlnrteenth and Northrup str-. is.
Thls Is the only real priperty owned j
and occupied by a piano house, and
wnen a small dealer or agent makes the
.claim of being able to undersell "be
cause of no rent to pay," take our word
for It, it Is merelv that rnu'h Idle twad
dle. Out of ever' 100 carloads of pianos
shipped Into Oregon, Portland s home
piano house Kller actually sells 76
This would Indicate that Kilers Piano
House is the place where one can do the
beat
"What ue has Portland fr eastern
and San Francisco consignment branches
and agencies, anyway; whv should Port
land pay commercial tribute to out
side cltlea" Such retailers radSn ad
vertisement published by the head of an
old-time and formerly prominent Port
land house a few years aco How pe
culiarly these remarks now fit several
cases of more or less permanent char
acter, although since those day9 one
after another, such concerns heve qui
etly or otherwise stolen away, only
to reappear periodically under one pre
text or another
Saturday a rlano was shown to a
buyer from the country at a Pan Fran
cisco branch house and $40u was asked
for this piano.
This same piano identical style and
identical make had been sold by the
predeceaaor of this firm only a few
years ago. at retail, ror llii.
We have the facta and the names
rroof. At Ellers Plane House "this
party found a piano for $14 that
was In every way superior and more de
sirable than what thla branch house
asked ! for.
FACE 10 FACE III
1UIIT1 TOP
. !'
Visions (if Glory Visible
When on Top of Mount of
Transfiguration,
At the First Presbyterian church es
terday morning Rev. William lliiam
Foulkes, P. P., pit'H'lird upon "The
Trajjsf Iguratlon." 1 said
"Today I ask you to discern with me
soma of the visions and :ih imu. h of the
glory as we tmiv enilii!-. cf on. ,.f 1 1 1
mountain tops with Jcsi ;s that of the
transfiguration. First of nil b't is rev
erently and boldly look ii.i..u;Ii th
iiyea if the I. ord IiImim-i: li.is mo in
tain did -not rtiin In l. v nor-lv
from tha fcea lesel of tlo- i, im.u.iiv n:
wliich he had bocoine a oai
bill into
i ' u i a 1
tho exalted glorv from w I. :i
coma apart. lb- was !... a.
Into ttie heights Inun i.h-h
i.r
come. Those who si - imiuk .:i
the mlraeuloua miinii.-siiiii n
dlvlnltv of Christ afi ofi.n.i.
.1. will
pllmb but little up the shb
t Trai-
fliruratlon's mount.
J iiose wno are ariom i w.e rra.iini
of the Infinite eelf-b.o riro h. ieailil
will mount up with Jes.;s and the!
chosen three slowly. If at all. I hose i
who deny the reumv or ti c or. ex
latent glory of Christ torgttiiig his
prayer, uioruy inou me
l;h
thin-
own eelf with tho glory
wit h i
thee before the world was . . who. '
remembering his prayer, r. f if i.. be-
lieve In any outward answer, will find
little comfort In the scenes . ,os. r, ,
clustered about one of the peaks of
snow-capped Hermoii.
L'eeper man us tonnecuon. i.mei
with the other similar events M i,b
ftarthlv life, or with the di.'U'eii -.i t : n '
that was past, the tnu.st teuui ; :i it I
Christ had'speclal relation tn his e.,;
ouent sufferings. l.uku tells us trmt .
the subject of conversation between .1
sua. Moses and Elijah was the d.- -a-
or the withdrawal that he must '
accompnsn ai Jerusalem. u me imi
raHv is onlv a myth, how can
ueemint for such a theme tntrod ':c
n I - rWMse? How Incongruous and
unwelcome must such a word have bo. n
A religious myth would have t.v
tured Mose, and Elijah filling
at Jesus' feet, or crowning him king
but to talk concerning his fleam, mai
aeries T KlcVm w'hVl,6 "woW eVA
its hero Instead of crucifying him. that
tho story grows in the strength of Its
graps upon our hearts. Whatever else
Jesus saw rrom me summit or nis
transfiguration, he did not. could not.
overlook the vale of Kedron down be
low, the garden of Gethsemene, and,
outside the city wall, an old-fashioned
hllh called Calvary.
"Climb the Mount of Transfigura
tion as we ascended It with him. The
life line is still there. The trail Is
plain. The way la open. The moun
tain of prayer and devotion may become-to
every valiant, aspiring soul a
transfiguration summit where Jesus
may be glorified again and anew. Cur
greatest need and Ills greatest supply
for us Is not a new record of his say
ings, some lost gospel yet to be brought
to light; not a new doctrine of his
divinity, a new theology of his per
son; not a new classification of his
code of ethics, but a new vision of
him i transfiguatlon of his person, so
that the man who names him in the
same breath with Socrates and Plato
and Voltaire, shall be reckoned a blas
phemer. "We need to be assured of the reality
of his life and the trlorv of his tier-
son upon the background of a world of
contusion wnere men strive ror tne
BABY MOKPBXrTE FTEXTDB
are made by all soothing syrups and
baby medicines that contain opium and
narcotics. McQee's Bahy Elixir con
tains no Injurious or narcotio drugs of
any kind. A sure and safe cure for dis
ordered stomachs, bowels and fretful
nes splendid for teething Infanta
Sold by Stldmore Drug company.
fru
Is It any wonder that we sell nearly
jail the pianos in the stale of Oregon?
'l 'r .WJ f, r :
rnrier such conditions, a buver must
to mbwi tn heir iif ih mn mniiiui
,,r Pliers T1nn mnA th- Z.Z.7,i ,
f th Ellers house or Its monev back
iruarantee - and the IntrHtv e"w.
ganization. from dealers who have In-
strumcnts of tleir own to sell,
We court th- closest, most careful
and most painstaking investigation
l'uring the month of August we were
determined to make up for lost business
during the hot summer days. We de
termined to bring our sale's report up
to normal hy the close of this month.
If your home is without a good piano
you can readily remedy the situation by
attending this piano sale
Protected by our ironclad
(Monev
Pack) guarantee, a new piano can ve;
he had by payment of $ cash and $ a
month.
Not only are the payments low ard
within easy reach but we definitely
guarantee our prices below those ob
tainable idn"hf r, no matter what the
explanation or excise
For $243 we nfTer holre of manv
magnificent brand new. high-grade In
struments tha' could not ordinarily be
obtained In this or any other cltv for
almost double the rr!
ii e-
m a,-
. T . " r-
mr-iii luw ii. r i i ii. w-iit., ucsinrifni
i v t . v ii- n imi .j i rs t'inurrs
during the r.t few davs will testify
Oifr :j.on iilcrlmlnatlrg huvere
have patroniie.l K'.iers Piano House '
,ider.
uunns: in j t. 1 1 11 vramr m
Profit 1 not th ei sentl&I eon1der-
atlon Jat now We mmt d!apo of I
rianoa. e an? noana to go o
If Ua i
prices, little payments and courteous '
treatment will do it t
Kecnember the address. 3hl Wash
Inaton street, above Seventh.
Piano Hons.
mastery without thought of him nd
whtra svan h Is being turned into an
Impersonal "It" and worshipped as s
senca or principle,
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