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Newspaper Page TextTIIE.OKEGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. SATURDAY EVENINO. OCTOBER IT. 1001 - - Town Topics , TOXIGyT'S AMUSEMENTS ' 11.111. '. v'. ....... "The Clansman' War. . . , .Blchsrd A j?'"1? "ln".'r'.'! IiungalowV'Tbs Ulrl of tbs Uoldn mt Oruhoum ,.,.... ,':! 1'aiitagV.a ..audav la Lyric... ...... .Young Un. Wlnthrop" Star...., Tbs Rocky Muantain icxpresa The Central Labor Council, Portland's new directing labor bodjr. w organised ' last night I A constitution and set of by-Iowa war adopted and a full at of officers named to govern the body dur ing tho next year. The constitution ' provides that svery labor Union In the city affiliated with the American Fed eration of Labor la entitled to member ship In the new body and to be represent d by delegates, The council will meet every Friday night In Bartenders' hall, Klret and Salmon atresia. The follow- ' ing ant the newly elected officer of the council: President. J. K. Ledwldge; "vice-president C. M. Itynerson; record ing aecreUry, W. H. Kitsgerald; finan cial secretary, i. n. rcnuij, irwunr, Charles Grsssman; reading clerk. J. D. M. Crock well; sergoant-at-arms, C. Yost; conductor, N. H. Koblhaon; trus ses, C. W. Oaborn, R. W. Beyer and N. K. Schneider. . - SIGN TREATY OF FOX CATCHER OUTLEAPS OTTO BREYMAN'S FRANK Mayor and: Pacific Bridge younffstcrs Give Fine Exhibition of HorsmansMp ai PEACE Oil CUiS . , . Jjranager.Come to an Agreement. ' tho Oriental Building Hunt Club Drill a;Fca j r tnre of Ferf orm anco Last Night1 Mayor Lane's object la withholding! ki. t ... .... vivrtnti for thai Ulfl IIIWIVII .,VM MW .-..--. -" " I . .. ... " . - . , w. h. I r ox uionir, J. u. garrsus.insa Lr.mw. wag tha lion of la.t nlghf, th ohi. -Tnti.e-a naina atUche toho' showv audlsnee. It competition make them convertible into money by tna wl Trtnk. Otfo Breyrasa's big bay Paclf lo Bridge company baoame svldent that bad thug far beaten avsrythlng be at the meeting or me wwaun I n,a gone agamic, ma aoatue aorse oui L" !wytta rJAii eta ,loc.l champion, and in to renalr tie ciirba found defective or ssrise of exhibition high jumpa cleared baaldea tha jumolnc of thla horse. tha beat feature of yesterdays oroaram was the driving and riding of soma very younr children, several of whom save exhibitions or horsemanship that quite If necessary to rebuild them entirely. J the bars at feet 1 with, apparently BO Mr. Simons also expreeaed nls will-1 ,f f ort at all. Ingness to go over outer protested curue in tha eitv Wltn an insueouon coior- tes and he will also agree to. repair these, ' ' a real aires ppuuoa. When the matter of reoonaldering tha I exceeded anything shown by their elders aooeDtanoa of tha .Thompson street I In tha ring. Miss Helen Farrell han curbs waa brought op Deputy City At-1 died pony tandem wltb remarkable torney Orant waa aaksa lor aa opinion i mm. while J. W. Consldlne, Jr., is an as to whether tha board hes. any eu-I other youngster wlio la at home In tbs thorltv to reconsider, his opinion given saddle and with tha ribbons. orally was that whan the olty engineer xba audiences; both at the matinee signed tbs certification that the street yesterdey afternoon and last evening. waa , accepted - vj mm hw wun " i were larger man tney were tne lint oouncll Voted for tha aaseasment Of tbs I il.r. an1 tha irana In the Oriental ter or tne American iHtnains: aeeocm-1 street met oonirui ninu ama wwr- tlon, which baa not been In active opera-1 vened and that it is now too late to I Bom M that of Thuraday evening, lion ior uie pain y wmumwn rwuHnr. um wv ( tijii - nmnn.u nf V A tl.mlnf nf the Mar. nnl wav In which tha eltv could aa. I' Jlfl law S XOXSSg gllSSea. chants National bank; John W. Blckf ord I cape paying for tbs curba now would I Tha absence of tha Andrew l(dlaw of tha Security Savings & Truet com-1 be by provln ninv'i ta.nlr an1 Paul W. Dick of - the I accentance ol United States Natlonal'bank, was named I In . tha dlaouealon that followed tha I classes, Is said to have been caused by und Instructed to draft by-laws and a reception or the legal advice on tne the fault or a groom who had been en- constitution for tha reorganised chap-1 street question ui mayor Drought out trusted wlth tha shipping or tha anl ter. The next meeting will be held in an admission from City Engineer Tay- mala. According to Mr. Laldlaw, tha tha same nlaoe October SO. Upon the I lor that some of the curbs had been 1 horaea were to have been aent down the completion of the reorganisation of tha accepted by bia Inspectors after an ax- night that he and hla family left for chapter, permanent quarters win do ea- animation mat was not inorougo. Portland, but the groom held a prema- tablished. ' ' . Took Znspectors Word. I ture celebration In anticipation of the cups mat nia cnargea were to carry on, chapter, permanent quarters will bo ea- amlnatloa H. . m mm - r i kuuculvu ui wvau v. in , ..inw, i . . . . . . . jars. !. J., uroraweii, ii ie, aa we- t Ba,d- th6 nrinaer. "and supposed a.nd as a result neglected to get tnem gon pioneer of 1B6I. died at her home, the curbing was all right And even 1 on tha cars in t ma to participate In the lilt T.olnr'a f.rrv ma A Thllrartav I now I think thai Wltn a fCW reDSirs mw wiui tiuu. after .n tiin. aitanrfln over a nertoA which the contractors are willing jto Hal B., Paul Wesslnser's ramous after sn Illness extending over period mak th- street will be satlsfao- pacer, with a. record of S:04 . captured tory I Iirst price, ana ms dikck, ai ia uura, "Nothinr much Is wronr with the took third In the pacers' class. The curbs, anyway. Tou may remedy the Coneldlnev mare Sunshine, for which hollow spot defect by putting in ex-1 $10,000 Is said to have been given, and panslon Joints but I don't think these I which Is & beautiful animal and an ex- spots will hurt the curbs much where ceptlonally hlgh-atepper, took first in they are found in tha enda of panels." competition before gigs with the Farrell Mayor Lane said he hsd notloed that prize-winner. Merry Widow, and Miss the delay In signing the warrants had Baker Lady Arva, which took second resulted In sreat lnnrovemonta or the I anH third, resnectlvelv. curbs. He took occasion to hand him-1 . In the polo pony exhibition Ilenry sen ina tne commiim urenu pai-j on the back for their carb-tapplng trips. Oeorge Simons smiled as the mayor of three years. She is survived by her husband and the following cnuaren: Mrs. J. C. Twltchell, Portland; Mrs. 1 Harry Wllklna, Spokane: Mra. George ltoot, Portland; Mrs: Clyde Fields. Port land; Clarence Cromwell, Dayton, Mont; Oeorge Cromwell, Seattle; Fred T. Cromwell, Vancouver. B. C, and Harry Arnold, a son by her first marriage. Funeral services are to be held from the .residence tomorrow and interment will lie in Klvervlew cemetery. The United States civil service com mission has announced dates for four glanced his i wiy and being extended the examinations to be held during Novem- f.""1. """" v Th. Wilkin tn- TBhioh tha . I lowing aaaress. aminatlona are belne- held Dav a salary .What Hew Cement Will Do of from 600 to 11,500 yearly. Vacan- "I stand ready to do the right thing cles are open for the positions of spe- and to replace the curbs On Thompson clal examiners and agents. Inspectors of I street If that is necessary but I want supplies, logger and aid in the national I thedefective spots marked once and museum. Anllnants who wish to take flnallv ao that when I have repaired any of these examinations may be sup- them some other committee can't come piled with Information regarding time, back with another Inspection and make plaoe and qualifications by applying to,) me continue repairing inaeiiniteiy. K. A. J-.eign in tne postoraoe ouiiaing. warn vou' however, that wherever new cement is put In It will csuse other nraoka. Next summer the curb tanners will make sounds like two drums." The Great factory mistake shoe sal at "t. mr"0"" V .!..... V,C1.: bridge company's manager laughed as xau snoes just amvou. I he said ghls, because one or the special Instead or Dollar's. Factory stands toss and orders us to sell them at a sacrifice. Men's $4 and IS shoes, now $2.85; men's James A. Banister, S. & M., etc., $6 and 7 values, now $8.85; women's $8.60 and $4 ahoss, now $2.45; boys' and girls' school tehoos, .values tc ' IS,- now $1.65; children's fancy dress shoes, $1.50 and successor to Marks Shoe Co., 891 Morrl- Metzsers Cricket secured first and Oeorge Bates Jr. with his Dexter took the red. rue ponies nad nine tram- ins, however, and the entries were not as interesting as in most of the other classes. Only One ronr-la-Kand. The Leadbetter four-ln-hand waa the only entry In Its class. Mrs. Lewis and James Nlcol not exhibiting but Judge Bevlard took the Judees. the nnsr mas terancChls assistants for a drive in and around the ring, giving an exhibition of his abilities as a whip. A well merited blue ribbon . was sc corded Edgar M. Lazarus In the driving of Shamrock and Juan Valarde before a cart and with sporting tandem against Fred Leadbetter's Bessie L. and Monte Chrlsto and T. T. Train driving and rld- 1 A Coniiroatlw Cu$tdla' -SAVINGS BANK . - ; . . PAYS ' 4 Per . Cent. ' OPEN For the convenience of its customers on Satur day evenings from 6 to 8 114 Second St. Cor. Washington, Port land, Oregon. a hih siev-nt. y committee had remarked that the curbs made a noise like a drum. Repairs siaks Zt Worse. ZWa i .ih tether thai h Vol die riding was not more generally adopt XL2& lhir U by tbo women of the club was a dW it At the close of last evenlnsr's events tne Hunt ciud gave a drill that was one of the prettiest things seen thus far in the show. The fact that oross-sad- son street between Fourth and Fifth. pair of the curbs would make them worse than If they were left alone. Mayor Lane then looked fixedly at the engineer and said, "mars just what l think, too. It's a rotten, poor Job." Mr. swett wanted tne mayor to witn Tnmorrnw la the diiT which is Ken- hold his signature to the warrants until ahawwui , h. in,tiMn rhnrh aa the curbs had been .j nov. AM, Nimnni mit fna latter 1 St Luke's day, In; memory of St Luke, I thought he ought to have his completed by Man- latte: aeoolntment 'to many lovers of horse manshlp, but the drill was well done and was a spectacular event Aftsraooa Kesults. Class 78 Ponies under 12 hands 2 Inches Clover, sr. a-..- Miss Helen W. said ne l Marcla Knlgnt, second hunters; horses up to carrying 190 ounos or over Franx, Day g., utto ireyman. first: Julllha. br. m., Miss Anne Shogren. second; Chum, blk. g.. Miss A. M. Markham, third. Bvsnlng Bvents. Class 83 8ing!s delivery Major, blk. , Holman Transfer Co., first; Duke, grey g.. Union Meat Cogecond; Rat tler, blk. g AJbers Bros. Milling Co., third. Class 32 Tsndem class, mini or geld In us. 14 hands 1 inch, but not ex ceeding 15 hands 1 inch Sunshine, ch. m., and Bell Brandon, ch. m., owned by John W. Consldlne, Seattle, first; The Premier, b. g., and Merry Widow, blk. m., owned by Maplewood Farm. Kenton. Wash.: second. Class 13 Trotters rmust hava reoorA of 2:40 OT better) Hallls C. ch. m., owned by J. 8. Crane, first; Helen, br. m., owned by D. E. Fredrick. Seattle. second. Class 61 Lady's saddle horse, over 16 ands 2 Inches, to be ridden bv a ludr va J., ch. m.. owned by R. H. Jenkins. rst: Duches. ch. m.. owned bv M. 1 Holbrook, second; Oregon Boy, ch. g., nirnoil hv Vtfua Qallv ' T 1 aAxm " " "J j ... . ... m i . v. u ntl i third; Jack of Diamonds, blk. g., owned by Mrs. C. H. Lewis, fourth. Class 28 Pair of mares or geldings, 14 hands 1 Inch and not exceeding 16 nands, to be shown to a lady's phaeton; horses to count 60 per cent, appoint ments 40 per cent Sunshine, ch. m., and Belle Beaudon, ch. m., owned by J. W. Consldlne, Seattle, first. Class 34 Mares or geldings 15 hands and over, to be shown before a coaoh, drag, body brake or other suitable ve hicle Lady Tuck and Lord Nip, Monte Frisco ana Bessie Xa, nrst. "IT HAS TAKEN MY HOI TO PAY THE DOCTORS AND PITALS" HOS V. ' MA , WatksalsMBiSB DR. N.J. FULTON NATUROPATH. "I'm Financially Ruined" Thes ar the actual words uttered by t. CiAM l36:1'??, f Kld,nr J,?.r 16 convinced him that his wife must be hands 2 inches Black Diamond, blk. g., operated upon at one of the high-priced owned by Mrs. J. W. Consldlne, Seat- sanitariums and that she must have a tie. rirst; trnie tiyes. Day m., owned by Henry L. Corbett. second. riasH oo fieavy a rait team, rour-m' hand Prince, Lucy, bay g., bay g., Clyde, bay g.. Ben, nay g owned by tlon of the day Bishop Seaddlng will him. He asked Mr. Simons to give his preach at the pro-cathedral of St word that ne would repair ine curDS. Stephen's, corner Thirteenth and Clay "1 11 do the work," said the manager, streets in the evening, on the. ministry "Well. I'll sign the warranta," said of healing. It Is hoped there will be the mayor. a large attendance or pnysicians and j others interested in this. subject which will tie presented" py tne oisnop as it money I Class 81 Pair of sreldlnas not exceed- right away and tne mayor agreed witn ing 16 hands 3 Inches; horses count 60 er cent, appointments ov per cent: to e driven by a lady Lady Tuck, blk. m., Lord Nip, oik. g., Mrs. F. w. Lead- Holman Transfer company, first; Nelth, gr. g., Oeorge, gr. g., Minnie, blk. m.. Nig, blk. g.. owned by Portland Slab- wood company, second; Dick, bay g-. Frank, bay g., Salem, bay g.. Prince, bay g., owned by Weinhard Brewing company, tnira; joe, oay g., Blaze. Day g., Tom, bay g.. Kid, bay g., owned by uriscou a uouier Transzer company, fourth. Class 54 Horses over 15 hands 2 at tho Lambeth con- was discussed ference. Charles F. Berg, the retiring manager of Lennon's Portland store, waa ban queted at the Danmooro hotel last night by members of the local Ad club. Mr, Berg leaves Portland tonight for San Francisco, where he sroes to take charire of the new Lennon store recently opened there. A number of addresses were made WITflESS FEES III BENEFIT FUND mere, a numoer oi aaureasea were maae t m. j Trlt rri l .1 t last nights banquet, complimenting tTiciienor and Hellver Told tne uivitea guest upon nis success in . to rurn in cuius iteceiveu From ,the County. the Portland mercantile field and wish ing him good luck in the California metropolis. J. P. Monahan. and Charles Thalrklll, the two clerks charged with the forgery I of. Southern Paclf lo passes and who Publicity put an and, for the present were arrested at San Francisco on- In- anyway, to tha fattening of police and foJrnh on, S? aih, J"aUro?? ompny' deteetlvo salaries by the coyectlon of last ni-ht and lodged In the city Ja C Jf1106" 3 Acting Chief of Po- Officer Howe, wno went to San Fran- . MooE?. Jrned yesterday that de- clsco sfter Barney Lanahan; and Of- tectlvas Tlchenor and Hsflyer had put fleer Graves brought them bick. Land- " fl1" i"-4 ABJ,.4J& 'SSSSll han was not returned, tho California yTlY attending the Martin murder courts setting him free. trial and spending a few minutes on . " the witness stand being paid for their. The father of Willie Meyers, ti East iLme,b'r thL cltyr"!2e ls"ue? orders that -k,, . ' ,. the fees they had collected jnust be Third street reported to the police turned Into the office. The det-ctlves yesterday that Willis hsd run away turned it over to Clerk John Maloney. from homo and wanted him caught A Acting Chief Moore stated -this morn policeman found Willie trying to sneak inK- ihKt a,i vritness fees collected by Into a boxcar last night and promptly metnbers of the police department are tnk him into euufnA-mr wiTii. suDoosed to be turned In to the sick sent home for -dUclDllne. Wllllaa benefit and relief fund. That this has father works at the Immigration of- not been done for a good while is at flee. Congressman W. EL Humphries of Washington will bo tho principal speaker at a meeting to bo held tn the Armory on the evening of October 27, me meeting wui oe under tne suai of tho Republican state central com tee and Secretary McArthur will nounce the further arrangements i be meeting In a short time. j -r tbs 220,000 'worth of Improvo t bond a recently sold y the ways ": ' I means commute or tho city coun r'.l the city treasurer has already re reived $285,000 In rash and has dis bursed $130,000 of thla up to date. The extra $5,000 wss ths amount of pre miums and accrued Interest on . ths ootid .Detectives 'Kay, Hyde and Craddock ratted the gambUng Joint at 82 North roorts street last night and gathered In two Chinese and two Japanese wooers of fortune. Bail waa fixed at $10 each and too alleged gamblers wars released. aaaaa Owners of ths following articles that were found oa ths streetcars yesterday can reoArer thetn by calling at loss ar ticle department. First and Alder streets: Man's gold watch, music stand, pin, four purses, seven umbrellas, four pacsages, a djoo prini ana two nines doxos L. D. Mahoat, a member o ths Malt nantn delegates) to tho legislature, win dIlrrr an address to tho people of Itss rilTille and Mnrcaviila tonight at War ren's hall on the Base Una road. At ths cxnclceifwi of tb address a Taft eloS wiu be (orsoed. Ptramer Jessl Hsrkrna, for Camas, WsahnusaJ sod way larxlrnrs. dally reft Pondar. Lettai Wasblagtoa street deck tt t a ay , ' J Chambers aV eflsii. $31 Msrrlsoa street corwer of Sixth. . TTti' riHii, lit Teatli stroot isw e loach 1UI 14 3. fceeieeas ssea s las, It g1aase iwif, " r.ue4. 312 bekom bMg thf t; B-r-ks a etims s$ gsraeg f K at tested by the fact that Maloney states that he never knew before that members of the department collected witness fees, supposing that they testified in nax cases as a part of better, first; Ladj Arva. ch. nr.. Lord inches up to carrying 180 .pounds Nelson, oh. sr.. Miss Bernloe Baker, sec- Shamrock, bay g., owned . by James ond. Nlcol, Hillsdale, Or., first; Duchess, ch. Class It Fonles 13 hands 3 inches m., ownea ov jn. ju. xioiDrooK. aecona; and not exceeding 14 hands 1 inch I Reliable. Day g.. owned by Samuel JC Quality Queen, J. w. Ootisldlne Jr., Seat- Kramer, New York, third; Oypsy, sor tie, first; Bonnie, bay g., Miss Margaret rel m., owned by J. Wesley Ladd, col. third: BobT bay sr.. GeorKe T. Wll- Class 88 Sporting tandem, wheeler let fourth. to be 15 hands 2 Inches or over to be Sneclal class Junior Hunt clutj shown first as a tandem, then the Flaxy, Don Tarpley, first; Apache Bill. I leader to bo saddled in the ring and sanitariums and that she must have a soecial nurse to care for her. The services of tho nurse, cost him $21 per week, and they charged the poor fellow ?7 more for the nurse's board. Then ho doctor and the sanitarium swooped down upon him with a bill of more than $600. and his home that ho had worked and saved a lifetime to acquire had to be sacrificed to meet the cruel extor tion. v : And She Might Have Been Cured for $100 HORSE SMOW Second Annual Horse Show -f the Portland Hunt Club ' Oriental Building : . October 15, ft, 17, '08 esorvog Seats sew ea . Bale a maws a startla's Drag store, Stasa aad tf a h I a gtoa trosta. Reserved Seats, $150 General Admission, 50c AJnriZafxirn. HPtf g Theatre. ttavtwiu 14th and Washlngtoiv Phones Mala I and A-llll. Last time tonight $1$ o'clock. Tbo WWely-Dlecussed Drama, "The Clansman" Evening. $1.50 to 50e. WTlTTr rt Theatre Phones Main 1 and A-1122, I KIGHT8, beginning TOMORROW Tha Favorite Character Comedy Prices 60c, 75c. $1.00. $1.50. Seats Now Belling at Theatre. Lf IHUIUllV tmi MX m at, a m m mi w FEE TnEA' Main 117, A-4224. Last Time Tonight "HDD ami. or twm oolsis wnr Get your seats at once. Kvenlng rices 25c, (5c and 60c. text week, starting tomorrow matinee, "Browa of Xarrard." BAKER THEATRE Main 2. A-E3S0. Ore son Theatre Co. Inc., lessee. Geo. L. Baker, Gen. Mgr. Last Time Tonight Tho Famous Richards 4 Prlngle'r "MINSTREW" Bigger. Better, Brighter Thsn Ever. Nlsht trices 25c 60c 76c 21.00. Mat inees 26o, 60c. Next week, starting tomorrow night "Ths Koaeymooners." MAXW , A-10S0. Mats. Sx. aoadays and HoUdays U-2S-SBC THEATRE RIGHTS 15-15-50-75 Advanosd aadsvUle Week Oct. la. BaXaTSa Sextette; Hops. Booth ai Oo. Amelia amxosnrUlo, iPsnl Taladoa. Howard It Howard, xwls ft orsoa, Slack fes Jos as. Orcheom MetaMs. Or. p-stua vroasswa. No Cocaine, No Gas Our snooesa Is duo to uniform high-grade work at raaaooablo prtoea NERVOUS PEOPLE And those afflicted with beartwoa. aoss eaa now have their tooth ex tracted filled and brldgowork ap plied without tho least pala or daa- gor. ... ... PAINLESS EXTRACTION .. .CO S2-KARAT CROWNS 5.00 BRIDGE WORK 5.00 OUR BEST PLAIN PLATE.. S.OO ALL. LINED PLATE ...15.00 TEETH LsflClAtf r I MIL s . r-- ,,; i , , -m"mm Bzamlsatloa aad Ooastiltattoa rree. Wo sXtsnd to sll a special Invita tion to call at our office and have their teeth examined free of charge. Wa own and control tho Iarest ano best equipped dental establish ment In tho. world, having II off loos all told. , - . Wa aivo a written guarantee with all work for 10 yeara Lady attend-ant Open evenings till 7. Sunday to L Union Painless Dentists gam Morris ib St, Corses rirst. Wa ar' Tam Ooat to lavs 1 But the husband didn't know It Reader, YOtT ought to tell your sick neighbor tnat i givo no medicines at ail, never resort to surgery and that my patients re not -oonsig priced hoi husbands. 'J. Q. A. Daniels, second; Tommy, Leo Garuh, third; Brownie, Richard Wll root, fourth. Class 80 Mare or gelding not ex- 15 hands Lady Tuck, blk. m., W. .Leadbetter, nrst, only en' hurdles. Tan- retrulatlon 50 per cent, performance ceedln Mrs. try. Class 16 Pacers: must have a record better, of 2:40 or better Hal B., br. s., PaullTopsy. and it. ridden over dem to count 51 over Jumps 40 per cent, appointments 10 ner cent Juan vaiarao and Sham rock, bav a., owned bv E. N. Lazarus. first; Bessie L., bay m., and Monto Crlsto, gray g., owned by F. W. Lead- second: Antipope, Day g., ana bay m., owned by T. T. Strain .Lai criminal cases as a part their regular duties. But as the detectives have been collecting these fees, and aa thay have not been turned in to any benefit or other fund, It Is evident that they have been having a nlcoJlttle thing on the side for some time. Soma of them are almost constantly In court as witnesses In criminal" casea Tbey are paid for tneir time oy tne city, onf nave oeen collecting extra money rrom toe county. won x.ysd Oatslde Xdmtt. Ths collection of witness fees by the detectives became publio yesterday when Hellver and Tlchenor filed sffl- davlta that they lived beyond tho two mile limit It being one of tho rules of court that witnesses living less than two miles rrom ins eourtnouse can col lt no feea T la noaafhi that the - nollaotlon rtf tmnraa rees or memoers or tne police department will bo Investigated by the grand jury, it -wmm mmoiw wee mgnt that at least four of tho detectives were to be summoned befnro tho Inquisitorial body to explain wny tney navo been coller-tlng pay . both from the city and the county when acting as witnesses in criminal rases Is supposed to bo part of their ouiy. loween Mr bp-found tn tho children's department at ue puono library. E. S, A. C dancing cart V. Rtnairr hall tonight Stiles' snuslc W. A. Wise ' Sad saaoclatea. najnlaaa deaUsts. Third aad Waahlagvott. . hail tonight Stiles' soasio. '-- Dr. Fkltt has moved hla mttrmm tn tho Medical building. Iraec llL , signs. 214 TasahtU. Mala Jacobs, tho tailor. $ Morrlsoaj at Joarnal want ado, lo a wera. Crotvn Theatre. - 't rrixrs, Coat." a lots affair; FaUe n ra. ( . V 4 rl R. Lamson. third. Class 20 Mares or readings, 15 hands and not exceeding 16 hands 8 inches, to be shown to. an appropriate vehicle Ladv Tuck, blk. m., owned by Mrs. F. W. Leadbetter. first: Captain Caprice, b. g., owned by Mrs. H. A. Kyer, Seattle, Wash., second: Lady Arva. ch. m.. owned by Bernlce A. Baker of Tacoma, third; Thistle, ch. g., owned by James Nicol. Hillsdale, Or., fourth. Class 29 Pair or mares or geiainas, hands 1 Inch or over, to be Judged for nformation. Quality, style, substance and all-around good action; must have good manners, stand quietly and back well: to be shown before a brougham Lady Tuck, blk. m.. and Lord Nip, blk. owned oy Mrs. F. w. ieaooetter. irst; Black Chief, blk. g-, and Hindoo Prince, blk. g., owned by Theo. B. Wll- ..owned by Mra C. H. Lewis, third. are not "consigned" to outrageous rlced hospitals or sanitariums, nor are lusbands, wives, fathers or mothers robbed. Everybody Ought to Know Me by This Time! I have been In Portland almost a do oade, and have treated men and women and oured them -of all known kind of dlseasea met with In this climate. And that means everything from rheuma tism and stomach troubles to diseases of the spine. . CONSULTATION FREE DR. N. J. FULTON 316 Twelfth St, two blocks south of Jefferson car, one block from either Eleventh or Thirteenth St car. Office Hours, t to 18, 1 to 4. Home Phone A 2122. cox, second;' Cltlsen, ch. g., and 'Civilian, a-., ownea dv Mra u. n. Class 72 Open Jumping class, best ch. tKCBCOtMO, THE tees o unrr. Wesstnger, first; Crotchet bay g., A. L. Powell, second; Alta Cora, blk. bl, Paul Wesslnger. third; Lizzie bay m., F. J. Richardson, fourth. Class S3 Thoroughbred saddle mares or geldings ovsr 15 hands 2 Inches Wallace 1, ch., g.. J. P. Porter, Van couver, Wash., first; J. H. Bennett br. W. M. Davis, second; Oregon Boy, ch. g.. Miss rally J. tieadnetter, unu, wash., third; vtiu wehrung, cn. g. Mra F. G. Buffum. .fourth. Class 42 Horses not sxoeedlng 15 hands 3 Inches, to be shown to a gig; horses 60 per cent appointments 60 per cent to be driven by amateurs Sun shine, ch. m., J. W. Consldlne, Seattle, first: Merry Widow, blk. m.. Maple- wood Farm, second; Lady Arva, Mis Bern lea Baker. Tacoma. third. . Class (4 Polo ponies not ovsr 14 hands 3 Inches, to be shown with mal let Cricket ch. Henry Metsaer. first; Dextsr, bay g.. George Bates, Jr.. second; Caesar, br. g.. Dr. O. K, Breuere, third; Babe, bay m Frederick Porter, Vancouver, roarta. ' Class 3 Trotters over 15 hands 1 Inch. ao4 exceeding II hands 1 Inch, shown to appropriate vehicle Crystal, br. Samuel Elmore, first; Hal lie 1 c m. i. o. t-Tsne, second; Homer s.. blk a- D. E- FTederica. Seattle. third; Aleberry. bay g, Charles Wright fourth. Class f s reHHaga t years old and I rr. 16 hands 1 Inch and over Wal-I tare L ch. a.. -J. P. Porter. Vancouver. I Wash, first; Joe Jewett br. g Thomas I firHt Brooke, arrond; Valentine, ch. B-1 Thomas Scott Brooke, third; no Dame, I bay; t- Andrew Kerr, roorth. Claas 41 Mares er seldlngs sot ex reeding 16 hands 3 laeh. to be shown Mort a gig Merry Widow, blk. m Mspleweod Farsn. Reetna MsOe. first; Hfllr Brandon, ra. m J. W. Coealdine, rettle. iTPd; ll Arr. civ b Ber lc A.. Kakrr. Ttrama, Waaru. third. Ca t Herare suiUbie to ieroose 1 I performance over three consecutive Jumps, horses to carry not less than 140 pounas cranar, oay g., ownea oy jiu Breyman, first; Oleta, br. m., owned by ft A. Pattullo, second; Will Weh rung, ch. g., owned by Mrs. F. 1. Buf fum. third; JuIItbia, br. m., owned by Miss Anne Shogren. fourth. Class 76 High Jump, the trial to com mence at 4 feet bars to be raised at discretion of tho Judges Fox Catcher, br. g-. owned by Ma pie wood Farm, Ren ton, Wash., first; Frank, b. g., owned by Otto Breyman. second. GAMEWELL ALAK3I BID 18 ACCEPTED The Gamewell company's bid for the Inatallatlon of now fire alarm boxes was accepted by the executive board last night. This company's bid was ths lowest received and In a test before a special committee lasta n n waa shown that the Gamewell boxea are all that Is claimed for tnetn. Tha onlv otner Didder ror tne con tract wss A..O. Long, representing the Star company. Long attempted to ahow that the Star and Gamewell systems were non-lnterfetina aad Interchange able, but bo lost oat DR. BROUGIIER'S Subject Sunday Night at ths WHITE TEMPLE. Twelfth and Taylor Streets, "The Automatic Calf SECOND SERMON IS THE "Ten Commandments Up to Date Morning Solo, Miss Kathleen Law ler. Violin Obllgato, Mlaa Cor nelia Barker. Evening Gospel Solo, Miss Ethel Shea. SPSCXAXi MUSXO Bl QVAJKTST. PANTAGES THEATRE ASVAirOZD TAT7DXTXUS. Stars of Mil xratloaa, 8 Zingnri Slogers 8 Presenting the Spectacular Scenic Oper atic rroaucuon, v otbt JirrB Matinees dally. 16c Two shows night. 16c 'and 26c The Average Householder LYRIC THEATRE BX.U1TXAX.& COXTAinr Present YOUNG MRS.WINTHR0PI Ootohe 11 -Week arsart Week, Pel 1 "Btrlckea aUBd." The STAR.jZuSZ u"n ? Matinees Wednesday. Saturday. Sunday I For tne entire weea oi October il Kltmt Se Gaxxolo Present TKJioorr KoinrTAZar bsepusb." A new railroad play of the Golden West Matinees at 2:30 p. m. Every evening at sua. Matinee prices 16c 35c. Nirht Drices 16c 25c 35c. 60e. Seats may be reserved by either pbona Jtaxv weex -mm onppie otook.- TBE GRAND VandcvlIIe de Inxe avOTEn big mxiA. Sisters TUarone, Daring and Sensa tional Globe Per-formera Tobies If Brooks. Xaxry Thoratoa. Adams $ CrahL Tho Xejkadsrs. lopaTopsy k Tops Tred Baaar. Oraadaseopo. Horse Show Second annual Horse Show, Portland! Hunt Club, ORIENTAL BUILDING. Oo-1 tober 16-11-17. I Sals of seats opens Monday, Octooer I 5, Rowe 4k Martin Drug Store. Reserved Seats. $1.50: General Admission. lOo. Finds a bank account in a Trust Company ; of immense conven ience and saving. Her bank book and paid checks show at once . her deposits and , her payments, and her checks are themselves proofs of payments. , Wo pay you to Save fn our Savings De partment " .' s ' . .'V-'"": :' Two percent allowed on checking accounts. AMERICAN BANK & TRUST CO. OF PORTLAND 90 Seventh St. Elks Tempi U O. RALSTON... Pres. G. L, MAG GD3BON..Caahlsr OWirWrVSAAArSArVrSr3 PIANO BUYING ; Tho buying of : a plane la an im portant ' transac- . tlon.. - Thsre are many different makes of pianos. -and v there , are many dealers. Bherman, . Clsy co. are an old, sll-known ostab. lisbed house and earrv the flnaat lino of high-grade, dependable pianos to be found In any house on the coast. They sell new pianos as low as tasS. . Sara, Sato, tOOO and up to tho Incom- paraoie Stelnway at s7 and up. used ' plsnoa from $150 to gaaO. The followina list la remarkable and yoa will recognise the names names ss -"l c w JweU J.i " ,rllsh TEA You think one tea good as another ? Why don't you buy the lowest price you see in the window ? as ,1 Ete Scbmist's Best: aw sag Wa. free east $cbwab Pr in ting Co.' grrr aryeg. s r ycvyit s rtrttt 4TH tTARR ITRtlfl r kw m 1 ml DR. P. T. BALL tsj ATI tdada nra-a w..va M-m.mm.rn TOI WUI NCOin r . .11 k- ..1 I familiar aa the names of old friend methods. No medicines or operation -.,B- Chsae, Everett Conover. BLatKahua mua ear it wuhhrt mt I Baokard. Kingsbury. Ludwlg. tstey, motacaua Biag, ssr wsaMagaoa St. E. iurtlnM. waiiinatan. a u Chaae Plsyer Plane: Kingsbury. Carols FOB nun AJn rrxixars land Eunhona Inner Flayers. mm. a pin I Convenient monthly pay meats may he uamiana Diners "' A eowerf ul aohrodlstao aad soeetal toato I Stalls aad BUuilses, Oppeslts roatoStaf. and liqaor dealers, or by woodsrd, 1 Clsrke A Co. 4th and Wasntnrtoa Sta CUBII WOOBWAM DBOO) OO. IrOBXXUjm, OA. AwBirrs. . M4.IR BALSAM Smr Ttdtm m a. nur ita Tm WW Tnwl Ctw. e 4 m 1 , a mT 1 ,mm 'jSh - sssWiJsbbI hrs4Mi I SI jWlLIIOITMriERAL WATER LABBS THOMAS. Ptee A-I1IA It Labbo BMs- ear. .4 aad WsahUgtea. Uttlo "A&letsr alTrajs par. c iBCOrforstad sod Charter sn-ter t Lar of Ue lute ef Oon. PROTECT YCUH LIVE STOCK DY KSKMX: 0eg H.rHM'TM V ' - i;.L legstrias Brctrt!y aeae.r. Telfhoee: KJi A '