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Newspaper Page TextTHE .OREGON SUNDAY, JOURNAL, PORTLAND. SUNDAY MORNINO. OCTOBER 13. 1003. K Town Topics to take up ronrert work In' TOMOIIT'H AMl'BEME.VTS jMllg ....,.. A - iWer Rl hard Prtti )iiinlow,-Tb OlrJ of llic "The ClBnln', 'lnnla'a Mtnairala Ilia Uold.o Wed" Orpliaum. Vaudavtlle IkritaM ...... .,..vauiviue until a ........ ,,tiuiu I.yrio... "yoimp mm. v in'nrop- Star. . . . .The Rocky Mountain Kpr' r John P. rerrslL preatdent of the a 1 W, R. a. In u Interview published October 11, said: "We x have men at - worll en the tunnel at Taeoma. olhere at work on the Una naar Meatus, - Wa hope 1 get etarted on the 1'entnauU tunnel very sutin. 'J ha Inlveralty Land company will alvanne iba price of every lot It owna In the vicinity of llrKnnn Junction, four dollar par front foot, on the day work bavins on tli tunnal. "Vary Boon," may tnren to morrow, neat month or next year-but tirlt-aa will ro VP the day work brains, my now before the advance. 121 down will ayroly mean a $100 aln '"very soon." University PsrK la the- nrareat platted property to -the packing plant, and now baa direct railroad connection southwest, a direction toward which thai wind never blowa. Prices II per front Tool, ten per cent down, Balance nienthlv, without interest. If paid when due. Franc la I. McKanna, 117 Commer cial block. Captain Ell, an es,whaler. who aaya ha knowa what kind of a fish It waa that swallowed Jonah and otalma -to have aufflclent evidence to verify thta beautiful narrative, will addreaa the Men's meeting at the. V. M. C A, thla afternoon. The cao lain la a un character who delictus In telllna New Turk city. Mr. Clark liaa a tenor Voice op rare uualuy and the publii) la er dully laviied le bettr hint at thla tune. A Japanaaa Huddiilat church la to be conducted in thla city. The auppl mentary artlclee of Incorporation - were filed with the county dark yeaterda afternoon. H (a nut ftated where th meetinfj will te held. The new Dan of l!udihtaie will be known aa the Jap. aneee Huujhlele' aaam-lation. i The In oorporatora are S. Ilakabayaalil,-Y. luo- rtiye and it.- Jlaaegaw. , , , Senator Fulton will make hie first speech of the campaign In Portland net Tburaday evening, when ha will addreaa the Douth Portland ltepulilloa club at Jones' balL k'ront and Otbb atreela The mueltal program will be In rharee of Mlaa Lena Herwaa and Krank L. Jiennessy. experlencee while at sea en a whaling veasel In tba old days, ' Hla lecture are full of Information whioh ha ee cured at every hand. Ho haa a way of telling It that la exceedingly Interesting. There will bo orcheatra concert In the aaaoclatlon parlor at S o'clock and the captain will apeak at J;I0. Fellowship luncheon at i:S0. The afternoon pro gram rree to all man. - F. M. Hamburger, who haa operated a millinery atore for two years at the southeast corner of Fifth and Alder atresia, haa leaaed a at ore -for a term of eara In a new building on Second street, between Morrlaon and Alder, op poalta the termlnua of aaveral eaat aide atreet car lines. In a few days ho will move the atock from hla present loca tion Into the larra new aalearooma. Mr. Hamburger la a milliner with experience in every Dranch or tne ouaineaa, naving been engaged In thla Una of trade for many yeara In the eaat In hla new lo cation It la the Intention of Mr. Ham burger to greatly enlarge hla atock. and he will have In hla employ eeverai de algnera of note. The Rex Palnloaa Dental parlors win' open next Tuesday morning In the ele gant new offices prepared for - them over the Grand theatre on Washington . atreet Doubtleea there are hundreda of people who have boon looking for ward to the time when -a Rex Dental parlor ahould be opened In Portland. The "Alveolar" method whloh has re ceived ao much favorable comment In the eaat recently will bo practiced by the "Rex" offices. The claim la that they will replace natural teeth without the uae of Dlatea or bunarleaome dental bridges. It Is said that a dental Bur geon of rot will have charge of the ''Rex" offices hero. Rev. W. T Eueter, who has succeed ad Dr. T. D. Ford as pastor of th 8un pyslde Methodlat church, will preach lila first sermons in this city to row morning and evening. Hla eub- Jact for the murnlnr eerv ' laboring Together With God." and for the evenfna. The Heal I'oiaeaalon of Christian." .-.. The-ault you havo made hero will be of tba very best' The work will he properly done and you will get the sun wnen i a promiseo. uur per reel inung ana excellent wora nave given ua a standing to the city second to none. We make the beat suit In the city to order for 126. Let ua prove it Unique Tailoring company, toll Stark. Wedneaday, October . tU , Dr. . W. T. Williamson wlU deliver an address be fore the Portland Ad club. The pro posed amendment to the by-laws provid ing for but one meeting a month will ba meeting. The the ad- Plant Slbson's roses. Rose Nurseries aro now The Slbson distributing their new catalogue of roses for pres ent Dlantln. It is really valuable to rose lovers and Intending- buyers, for. In ud for final action at thla bualnaaa . meeting will follow dress. , Charged with a statutory offense. Os car Hanson proved his Innocence before a Jury In Judge Bronaugh'a department of the circuit oourt yeaterday and was acquitted. The Jury was out but five mlnutea when they returned a -verdict of not guilt r"N. Welnateln, senior member of the firm owning the New Tork Outfitting; company, will leave today for New York city, to be abaent about a month. On hla trip ho will apeud a few days in St Louis and Chicago. This will remind vou that now la the time to have your balr mattreaaea renovated and returned the same day. Phono Main 474. The Portland Curled Hair Factory,. H. MeUger. proprietor The New York State society will hold lta reaular monthly meetlnr at tha home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomaa FJ, Flynn, 40S Fourth street, Tuesday evening, October 20. All New Yorkers are cor dially invited. Mr. A. Feldenhelraer has returned from New York, where ho haa been on Dusinese trip zor several weeks. The Colored Republicans' Taft and Sherman club wll meet at 402 Ollaan street October 19. Speaking and re freshments, i Steamer Jessie Harklna. for Om Waahougal and way landlnra. dall ex. copt Sunday. Leaves Washington street dock at i p. m. Dr. A. M. Webater haa moved Me office to 1050 U Hawthorne avann. Both phones. Sale of library and extension tables. 860-170 East Morrison DID SALMON GET FALSE TEETH . LOST BY SEASICK PASSENGER? tia the earns aalmon swallow the ams set of falsa teethT That Is tha question. It is bothering .Dr. . C. ' A. Cllne of Prlnevltlo and Edward and George SUtoq of tha same place. It la net bothering 8. R. Hla ton, father of the boys, so far as Is known, be cause ha has departed from this orb of false molars and painful dental op erations.! Two months ago, about a salmon, large, fat and not troubled with dye pepala. was oaDturad h u... ah. erman and hauled -from the denthe of the Columbia river. When the ifah waa pains; cieanea u was round tltat be had become poaaeaaed of a Ivil Mmnlai. and perfectly preserved aet of falae levin. , loir were not in nia miuith im in hla stomach. The story waa printed and went Us way over tha country with wwq at rrinevllle live three men 10 is a dentist Dr. A. ("line Hi makea falae teeth. At the aama nlaca re two young men, suuwara and Ueorse Hlaton. They rad Uie atory of the aal mon equipped with tha extra erlndara and remembered thing that had hap- paneu in int paac. 8. R. Slaton waa a resident of Print. villa before his death. He used to wear falas teeth and more than tan- v.in id uiu a set maae Dy Dr. (June, lie went to san rranclaoo one time and re. turned uy boat On the wav hack tha aea was rougner man a prlnevlll atage. In hla general effort to throw every thing .Km, . kM. n.r.rKn. Dl. heaVed over hla new aet of falae teeth. ' JUeing a man Who orlxed thuae thlnna aa memento which had been gained lamentations. In this way the lneldea waa fixed upon the rnlttda of the deatlat and of Mr. b la Ions suns. Ho. therefore, they, all three, aro won derm whether or not the teeth which Be eaJmoa had evidently come by 111- taiiy, are not those wiiicn Mr. Hiaion y Invaluntary autlon loaaed overboard re ago. If the pooaeaeor or teeth would forward them to Dr, aome 10 years aao. tli t'llne It would aettle the que Hon. aa he remembers their architecture. Should they be the aama they will bo preserved In a a' eaae aa a relle and a reminder or thai oia statement or noiy writ, inai bread east upon after many daya lbs waters will return tnrougb strenuous toll or painful trib ulation. Mr. Slaton waa much rlv,l Ha grieved to the captain who. being a oonalderate man, atopped the shin and went back to look where the teeth had lit He could not find them and Mr. Slaton came back to Prlnovllle eatlne- mush and milk. He never fonnd hi teeth and it was his custom to mention the fact that he had loat them, when and where, mingling the description and the! Kill! GETS BUILDING D. El Buchanan, who died recently, loft property worth 1100,060 according to his will, which was filed In the oounty clerk's offlos yesterday afternoon. The greater part of hla large estate, ootfe slating of the Buchanan building on Washington street, near Fifth, he willed to his wile, area !, ana nis aaugmer. aged IS. The interest- ior lire on saw, 000 deposited In the Security Savings & Trust company's bank is -to bo ths share of his daughter, Joeephlne liruna- wlck. Tha remainder of the eatato la divided between his wife. Bertha Buch anan, and his daughter Rosetta. Upon tha aeatn OI josepnine nruuawica, me 130,000 is to go to ttoseita nucnanan. Tomorrow and Tuesday poaltlvely the last daya for dlacount on eaat aiae gaa bills. Don't forget to read 'Xioo lips." to XEFFERf's H 2f WatWnjtooi St, FortUnd. Or. TO DIAMOND BUYERS V show tht Urgett and most cotnprehf nalvetock o( flna dUmondg In the ittts. Wt buy direct from the cutter and rive wonderful values. B,?i6o:nhJpt:.ff ro"!. t.:?. .i.n. ... $500.00 Fine, nappy Diamond Rinfi, either in Tiffany or fancy CA (( Mk gold mounting!; priced from $12.50 upward to j)uveUU' Matchleie pair for earting. 2-itone rings, circlets, etc., in all izei. merits of the molars together with his' Eye glasses. $1 at Metxgar'a. BE Calef Bros., street K. w. uoore, ex Elks building. Seven pert photographer, th and Stark sts. addition to the list of roses, prices, etc.. it contains cultural directions and other information pertinent to rosegrowlng. i . 1 1 j i . i. I lino DVn t.iJQU uy avn oiiiuubiii.uu i n. . admirer the most complete and Interest- i M " t.IZt "I" ing catalogue of field-grown roses pub- rMorrlson street corner Ilshed In America. If a copy do5s not , JZTZZ, reaoh you, kindly send -postal or tele phone. It la delivered free. Office and nurseries, 1 ISO Mllwaukie avenue. Tele phone Sellwood SB0. Great factory mistake shoe sale at tOl Morrison street Labels wrong on fall shoes juflt arrived. Marks' name Instead of Dollar's. F.-ctory stands loss and orders us to sell them at a sacrince. Men's 14 and 5 snoes, now (2.86; men s James A. Banistr, S. & M., etc., $6 and $7 values, now 13.86: women's $S.60 and (4 shoes, now $2.45; boys and girls' school shoes, values tc 13. now 11.65 children's fancy dress shoes, $1.60 and 62 values at Z5c, son ana l. uenars, successor to Marks Shoe Co., 291 Morrl son street, between ourtn ana jriitn. Health culture classes for women and g-IHs; $5.00 season. Rlngler School. Brandes OrlH, 108 Sixth, serves an elegant SOo French dinner all day. SSJ222H3 Bon optlclana. of Sixth. J.l Rev. Ralph E. Storey, of Pendleton, nr., will deliver an address before the Baptist Ministerial association. Monday, October 19. His subject will be, "The Ground of Appeal in -Christian Preach Ing." Mr. Storey Is. one of the most Intellectual preachers In the Baptist de nomination, being a graduate of both Brown and Harvard universities, and also of Newton Theological seminary, Those who hear will receive a treat All ministers of the city are cordially invited to tne meeting. The Sunnyslde kindergarten haa moved and is now nicely located on the corner of Thlrty-firat and Eaat Yam hill streets. This very progressive kin dergarten. Conducted by Mrs. Mollie Morrin and fostered by' the M. E. church, .opened September 14, with an enrollment or 25 children, and gradually Increased, now requiring the space of the store Vlulldlng. A llmltedknumber of new children can now be accommodated. "Oregon and Its Possibilities in the Pacific, with Special. Reference 'to the South American Republics," is to bo the subject or an address which will bo de livered by John Barrett at the Commer cial club Monday afternooh at 1:10. The address Is to bo delivered as soon as lunoh is over while a largo crowd Is present The exercises aro to bo held In the green parlor on the seventh floor of tho building. A Halloween social will bo given at the First Congregational church, corner Park and Madison streets, Tuesday even ing, October 10, by tho Christian En deavor society. Tho feature of the evening will be two solos by George Clark, wbo leaves later in the week A special 60o chicken dinner todav at Hall's restaurant 830 Wash, st i W. A. Wise and aesoclatea. naJnlaaa aenuais, xnira ana yvasnington. ' Dr. Skiff, has moved his offices to mo weaicai punaing. signs. 184 Yamhill Mala Berger, 3 9U Dr. McCracken, dentist Rothchtld bid. Jacobs, tho tailor, 9 Morrison at Journal want ads, lo a word, PEonm oiie BIG ROSE YARD Christmas Shopping Has Commenced We have already sold hundreds of dollars' worth of holiday goods. This year we got our immense stock of holiday presents early and we arer offering the best inducements to shoppers that have ever been made. SELECT NOW and we will let you have it on our small payment plan. AH you have to do is to call and look over our immense stock, pick out the present you wish and make a very small deposit on it. You can then take it home with you if you wish and pay for it as. you like. . PAY LATER This is satisfactory to us. In this way you will have your presents all paid for by Christmas and will never have noticed the money. Standard Jewelry Store 189 Third St. Opposite Baker Theatre. i Piano Buyir The buyingof a piano is an important transaction. There are many different makes of pianos, and there are many dealers. Sherman, Clay & Co. are an old, well-known, es tablished house, and carry the finest line of high grade, dependable pianos to be found in any house on the coast. They sell NEW PIANOS as low as $265, $275, $200, $300 and up to the incomparable Stein way at ' $575 and up. Used pianos from $150 to $225. The following list is re markable and you will recognize the names names as familiar as the names of old friends Steinway, A. B. Chase, Everett, Conover, Packard, Kingsbury, Ludwig, Estey, Emerson, Kurtzmann, Welling ton, A. B. Chase Player Piano; Kingsbury, Carola and Eu phona Inner Players. Convenient Monthly Payments May Be Arranged. Sherman, Clay & Co. SIXTH AND MORRISON, OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE W r7 Tea 4 Cast to Saro Did You Ever Notice The contented and sat isfied look of the man " or woman -with money in the bank? It's the first dollar that starts the account which . brings the smile that A few dollars saved weekly or . monthly soon grow to make stays. Let us talk over the advantage of our Sav-, ings ' Department with you. ; . ' ;' Two per cent allowed on checking accounts. : AMERICAN BANK & TRUST CO. OF PORTLAND : po 5eventh St. Elka Temple U a RALSTON ....... .Praa. . . ' a, U MAO GIBBOX..Cahlar TEETH WITH OR WITHOUT PLATES OUT or TOWaT HOfU We aha Aeyoajr asttra Orm, Brldffa and Sla4 Work la a dav U naoaaaarv. roatttvely raiaiwaa Bxtnottaf Xra when Dlatae o brlda-aa ara ordarad. SaMltlva) Until asd reata samavad vrlta. ao tba laaarl paia. Ten chalra. Only -tba moat aclentlfio aad caraful work. . oe TZAsa xv romxivAam. a v iOaV pajalaaa DanMata. ralUac JUdfn nird asd WMklBtrtm I a. m. ta 8 n. m. : fiuiuiava t to lL Yaialaaa Extraction. K0o; Platea. (.0k Beta nonta. a and muu ivsa. MllRBflW IS WASHDAYj Avoid Its Troubles TO i Only Two Weeks More of the Closing-Oat Sale of Hamburger's Millinery Store BY SENDING TO THE IAM0NDS An Excellent Collection . of Superb Stones Besides carrying an unusual ly large assortment of Dia monds, we can offer you the additional inducement of ab solute reliability. Whether you wish a moderately priced stone or an unusually costly one, you cannot do better than to purchase it here, ; where you are cfrtain of se . curing the best diamond ral : ues obtainable. HEITKEMPER'S JEWELRY STORE SS8 MORRISON STREET aarvact rrlead trwry Store fa rue Peninsula la dolna- lta ahara tn nnaka Portland the grroatoat city of roaea In the land. A meeting is to bo held in Peninsula hall next Thursday. October 12, and eeverai other gatherings are Scheduled for later dates, una at Mnrth Alblna and on at St. Johns. An exoeUent program has been ar ranged for next Thursday evening. The Peninsula brass band will furnish mnafn and J. B. Pllklnetah will dnllvar an ad dress on rose culture. . . Fifty thousand rosebushes ara to be distributed among tho residents of that district, and it Is axDected that a lartra attendance will be present. Order will be taken for roaea. and all whn h.v. fOOm In thalr varda tnr rnaahnahaa will u auppiiea. , SUEPEISE PAETY AT ANNIVEESABY One of tba mamt anlnnhU ..) a the tast week was a aiirnrla iHv.n r. Mr. and Mrs. Ward Swone at their horn on the Mount Scott carllna In honor of thair tOth wedding anniversary. Many beautiful gifts of china ware received. Mr. and Mrs. Swope'e school clasa presented them with a beautiful Hav Iand berry aet. Those preaent were: Rev. and Mrs. E. S. Mucklev. Profaa. sor ana Airs. Dun, IT. and Mr a. Hower, Mr. ana Mrs. Morrison. Mr, Union Laundry Company I WHERE LINEN LASTS I -family washing ROUGH DRY 5c THE POUND BY THE PIECE 1c UP CALL MAIN 823 OR A-1123 vvvvvvvyvvvvsevv Mr. and and Mra. Mr a. Oeorga Wat- nd Mrs. A. H Mantrva Mra. Benson. Mrs. Llenban. Mr. Henderaon, zan frrguson rrora Ban irran clsco. Miss Harriett Morahouae and Mlaa Jones. Pianola Music Sale. Pianola muafo rolls are boat. - Nearly everv make of tlavar mano" laa nr. ranged now to uae tha pianola rolL Wa havo nearly seven thousand new pianola mualo rolls embraclns all of tha lat est and moat desirable selections oom Ing from tne factory within the next few daya. To make room for theaa la mr mnaln roll library we are placing on sale to morrow moraine- at la o'clock fifteen hundred alle-htlv aaari ml la in goo order at exactly half price. Half price to all eomrra In an..!t t urgi qusniiuea. mo tong aa thla lot remains on the shelves. Ellere P1an nouM, aaa aaninsTon street, sealer In the rrnulne Pianola a rut pi.ai riMw a aae aievaior to second floor. WHEEE TO DINE. . Moore's restasrant l-ort Bonday dinner. a eseetal ruu au Brandes OrtlL let ftfrtv aJ elegant e Oaoch dinner all day. A BTMdal te ehtkaaj Hall s restaorant, lit Waak. etT - Crown Tlicafre 1 tfl Alder, ner Third street T rat TTroeal Coat " a Ian f f!- T. . v.. Film. i - (L Per Ton For Range or Furnace Washed and Screened No Soot No Dirt " F, B. JONES & CO. EAST 7 BOTH PHONES B 1771 We have only two weeks to remain in our present location, and we are determined to close out our entire stock before moving into our new location on Second street, near Alder, in the Cadwell building. And in the meantime we offer our choice new stock of stylish millinery at tremendous reduc tions. s i : Children's and Misses' Hats, values to $2.00 .' 50 iwau-iu-iTi.ai iiau, values iu u.vu 4017 Buckram Frames, all styles I 25 Handsome lot of Trimmed Hats, the best values m the city ?1.05, $2.95, $3.05 and $4.95 F. M. HAMBURGER. SOUTHEAST CORNER FIFTH AND ALDER at" '-atal.ea .aV I t lift.-.-.. .isansS- SP TSStsM-P. .a I T eSB V jA -. ' lY a 3lT , SmWl I ;' P i !&Sr V fr-ji rsS.iTSi - MW !! flrr rm : ; SPEND THE WINTER AT, DEL MONTE CALIFORNIA The Paradise of the Pacific; 125 Miles South of Saa Francisco., Affords'every facility for golf, tennis, riding, driving, motoring, and all other sports under ideal conditions.' Superb climate; beautiful scenery. Eery luxury and convenience of the best city hotels. Stopover privileges on all through railroad tickets. Illustrated literature'on request . B. WARNER, Manager LCSS THAN ELSEWHERE r or cash Flemish and Oak Finish ' 1 " S1.40 PER GALLON I ;M p; Uqm Wood Filler S1.25 PER OAIXON . Portland Sash & Door Co. Qaremont Tavern A eharaafa pHm rrti4 the rraotsg. All tba dcUaaeUa ef the aaaaaat, prafara4 7 a rtwf-an aCxcaOaart aaehd V? a t1gtttH as rM af ar istla, mr, If Va) vrefav. y Astoria trmiaav New Orleans Molasses NBW OOODS 1908 CROP piMOT max nAVTATioani Tuner Opaa Kettla Tabla NEW ORIGANS MOLASSES. nllM . -Sl.OO Fancy Open Kattle NEW ORLEANS MOLAS8E5 for eooklnar. ral. .60 FANCT KINO APPLES, par box CHOICE KINO APPLES, par box. OLIVES BTTLK OTJTES. QTTTKM. axtre larire. par raUoa ... Bl'LK OLIVKS. QUEEN, ritra Urga. par quart ... BULK OIJVKsJ. MANZANILLA. vt ralloa Pt'LK OLIVES. MANZANILLA. ar quart BULK OLIVES. RIPE, railon tins BI I.K OLIVES, RIPE, par quart CAM A OLIVES. QUFEN. II-ov lasa ..... CAM A OLIVES. QUEKN. l-oa. lnj. .... CAM A OLIVES. Ql'EEN, glaaa SPANISH CLVINDER QtTEN. 14-oc (lass HEINZ MANXANILLA GEM MISSION RIPE OLIVES, pint tins OL.lrK, i-oa. fiaaa ... OLIVES. IJ-os. c-lsss ... ES with Swart Fffimra. PTVrrFD OLIVES With vt Prrre. t KHMANVS, RIPE FHM ANVflb RIPE ( PTl'EEET 'OLIVES ... ........ ...... ... rrlltxlar STl'FTED OLIVES with Ivwt Prppers. l-o. ejUadtr o. nnru oi eeji ouve iih P. P. 8. PITTED WUEtN OLIVES. l-ca rlaasj (lase i.io .... .30 ::::: 60 ::::: -h u - .60 i 3 itym aJuno Aiocha and Java wc)ffee . l.oo D. C. BURNS COMPANY eis, a leee B30 non ST. rCMTLAXTi, OB. Pure B atlfal Jade Jewelry Ool4 Braeeleta and SIr. nat Riaaa of all daacrla tkBS mads te ordar. American aaraae aa aravad with the three cardinal Chlesaa eharae. tars, via. Glory, proa. Setity asd Lonaavlty. harrae raaaenabl anj orders of any daaig-n promptly exaotitad and satit prepaid to any part ot tha V. S. Tha Skliiad . Cbjcaaa Jowsjsr, FOOX BAJTO OO, Jay To Chonr. aCnrr, til Aldav strU YinKlnLnn Chinese Reslanrsnl Chop suer and noona. Chrnaa ard Amerlcaa cook. Marc has fa laach . Orn day and right. aisv. spbtb rwvr a-i r . t jffvaratt. rVctiury, Safes D EAT AGE' a-e a At . TBACKAGC store i CLAYS. KOZSZ IZ., WlLHOITIlLNERAUVATf UtTPX TTirrUAS .. l Labb k'.it, cvt. ; ! art .