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T 1 3 t dolnr Top ICS TOXIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS ' "The Squaw Man iaker ... .""Facing the Music'' a.tungaiow. ,..., ..."Men and Women" D rpheum, ,.....,. Vaudjevllle mantages ......... ..Vaudeville corand ... ...... ..v.. ...... .Vaudevill Ci.yrto ...... .."Midnight in New York" Par "Th Montana Limited" Pay after, day reports of petty rob r.)erle are received by the police, and although extra"" precautions hav t)n ..taken In chasing suspected undesirable out o( the city the minor burglaries continue. The last to be reported was - the robbery of Jacob Kober'a saloon at ,, Third and Davis strets, early this , morning. A window of a restaurant in the rear was pried, open, then a hole waa aawed in the door of the saloon. ? Five dollars in cash, a dollar's worth .of one-cent stamps and a cheap watch '- were taken. At midnight, it waa dis covered that the tailor shop of M. and I liroos at 847 Yamhill street had been ' entered. Bolts of cloth had been scat , tered about in the search for money, for J Nothing was found which the burglars duemed safe Jo. carry off. - ' . Caspar Miller, charged with insanity, ''"tried to kick down the walls of the padded cell In which he is confined at ;:the county jail this ' morning. He J seemed likely to Succeed when his ef- forts -wre interfered with by Deputy Sheriff Bulger, who was in temporary ., charge today as Jailer. With the aid of , two trusties Miller was strapped down, f He is heavy and muscular, and his in sane strength would have been too much for one man. The exhibits In the Forestry building will not be taken to Seattle for the A.-Y.-P. fair next year. Secretary of State Benson has Just wrlten a letter to City Auditor Barbur saying that Messrs. ' Wehrung and Wisdom of the Oregon fair commission have decided to send an entirely new display to rep resent the Beaver state's forestry resources. Judge Cleland in the circuit court Is hearing testimony today in a $290 case that went to the supreme court and was v sent back to Portland for a new trial. . The case was 'one in which Milton w. Smith sued J. C. Bayer and Peter Hob- kirk on a note, and secured Judgment. ' .'but the higher court reversed the de ; Alston. The trial is before a Jury. Putty Liquor company,' Thursday H, jleclal: $1.50 grad White or Bed Port. Cat ierry, Angelica, Tokay and Superior F. laret, tl per gallon; Ell Wood Purs C. ood whiskey, regular $4 at IS per gal Rion. Thursday only. Free delivery to I. ny part city. 80S East Morrison. East W. 427. B-1S6S. US' Ca Plain talk Cellar's. "291 Morrison. C-saves you just $1 on every-pair ef ' F men's and women's shoes purchased "I here. Ladles' swell "shoes, button and lace, in Napoleons, all leathers, tl leas i than 'elsewhere. Men's dress and wet weather shoes at $1 less: all styles and ,. leathers. Save the Discount fiend check or pay at office on or before the 10th to i. sjvethe discount on November bills for 3 fhe Automatic' Telephone. Home Tele V phone company, corner Park and Burn J. side streets. Home phone your long H distance calls to Tacoma, Seattle ana P 'way points. J, 1, Thirty years of continuous practical J drug experience In Portland. Our pat it rons get the benefit, also the assurance that all prescriptions and drug orders r 'left with us can be depended on. as ex- actly correct. Albert Bernl, the druggist, 233 Washington street. i Electropodea are guaranteed to eure i rheumatism, cold feet and poor clrcula .j .tion or money back. Albert Bernl, the j druggist, 233 Washington street av Wanted All men to know that all 'iJ' patent leather shoes are guaran ty irtXd. Korrect Shape Shoe store, 291 'ff Morrison street, near Fifth. .7' 1, Steamer Jessie Harklns, for Camas. j d ashougal and way landings, dally ex- r ept Sunday. Leaves Washington street . lock at I p. in. t- ;,. Floor casings $4 each. Wire and iron ir work of all kinds. Columbia Wire and ."s Iron Worlds. 388-870 East Washington. Prizes for card parties from i5o up ward. Elite China and Glass Co., 351 Morrison, corner Park. Charles ft. Paul of Chicago, repre senting Hart Sohaffher ft Marx, is at 1 1. the Hotel Portland. Dr. Clara Macfarlane. 'osteopathic -physician, 1s now at 812 Swetland building. I Up to noon today the count of tag 'day money for the Baby home stood t 88,422. "It Is slow work," said Mr. i . . What better use can you make of a nickel than to exchange it for ' V a cake of Ivory Soap? 1 What else will give Tl jou so much satisfac ID. tion? What other soap can be used for so many different purposes; for the bath, the toijet and V for fine laundry use? 1.V-. . Go!' ' Silv V ) Ivory Soap '994lS Per Cent, Pure. F. W. Baltes and (tympany invito your inquiries for PRINTING at t;-1' tnesff i I . 1 1 tr Jbirst and Ualr w H' , , , js if HiV,rT:r,,,,?TTr: ,': .n,,1,,:.1::::,.;.;"".:: ML OBEYED HUHTLEY LA17 Election Quietest. Ever Held -in Oregon la Verdict of Veterans. All those In favor of the Huntley corrupt practice, act this morning say "aye." weak, thorus of ayes from the long-enders, holding mors or less empty pocketbooks. Loud chortles and ' guf f a.ws from those individuals with newly-swollen fortunes Belonging to the I Told You So" lodge. Thus it is today over the state. Nobody is ever going to bet on anything again, ever except the men who won. . Also, and incidentally, there are In Portland today many men who are grateful to ,rDoc"- Anderson and his straw ballot, which drove some $15,000 of Taft money to cover -with Its ap parent t tol. Bryan landslide, thus keeping scores of betting men, of gob bling up the tempting bait of 15,000 ma jority coin. It might ' be interjeotad; however, as a. side remark that the two" men who pulled down the aforesaid ma jority money are Just a trifle grouchy today. Yesterday did not look like an old time election. , It .appeared, from the veterans' standpoint, like either a Sun day school picnic or a funeral. Gone were the- hordes Jf wardJieelera. bur dened with cards of candidates and sample ballots, Gone were the auto mlblea nlastered with candidates' pic tures, scurrying to get the reluctant voter, uone was . me ounon ana me badge. Gone was everything except the booth, the Judges, the voter and the ballot The Huntley law showed Itself . yes terday to be a great changer of out ward appearances. The polling places appeared deserted. Now and then a man drifted Into the booths, tarried for a moment and departed leaving be hind him, for the most part, one more boost for Taft That is all there was to it As a matter of fact no Oregon elec tion was ever so quiet, so devoid of excitement as that of- yesterday. There was no trouble of any, kind, no alter cations at the polls, wo arguments or disturbance the people cast their bal lots, asked how the vote was running, whether they were heavy or light,' and went their way. - ; In Portland, betting excltementi-was lacking. Thesusual 11th hour bets-were absent. The' Huntley law cast its shadow over the betting ring. - The - sunshine brought out ar heavy vote. The absence of interference of any kind at the polls allowed the bal lots to be handled rapidly, and the count was made quickly, the first re turns being received before 10 o'clock. Building Permit. Llpman, Wolfe A Co., erect two-story brick warehouse, , Fifteenth street be tween Flanders nd Gllsan, Gardiner und McLannan, builders, $85,000; Mrs. Alice Petty, erect one and,!, a half story frame dwelling, Delano street between Kast Eightieth and 'East Eighty-second streets, W. W. Petty builder, $1,600; D. Oiler, erect one and a half storv frame dwelling, Blamark atreet between-l naist Thirty-ninth and East Fortieth, Boyles Barnes, builders, $1,500; Cor bett estate, repair six-story brick of fice. Third street between Oak and Pine, F. W. Wagner-, builder. $1,000; Blanch B. Chanley, erect two-story frame dwelling, Omaha street between Jessup and Ainsworth, A. Charnley,. builder, $1,200; Boehl & Wetsler, erect one-story frame warehouse. East Tenth street, be tween East Caruthere and Division, C. Wyss. builder, $1,500; I. O. O. F. Hall association, repair three-atory brick store. First street between Alder and Morrison, Lewis ft Lewis, builder, $3. 600; M. Hansen, erect two-story frame dwelling, East Grant street between East Eleventh and East Twelfth, Stokes & Zeller. builders, $2,600; G. M. Binkey. erect one-story , frame dwelling, East Thirty-second street between Wygant and Going G. M. Binkey, builder, $800; Thomas vlgers, erect two-story frame dwelling, Elliott street near Hazel, 13, 000; A. W. Stein, erect one-story frame dwelling. East Seventy-sixth street be tween Pacific and Oregon, A. W. Stein, builder $1,200; M. E. Carter, erect two story frame dwelling, Wlberg Lane be tween Hancock an Broadway, G. H. Bestow, builder. $2,000. Akin, "counting dimes and ntckles, but it is safe to say that the full returns will bring It up to $8,600. Pretty flne, lsn't It?" r Dr. H. A. Sturdevant, dentist. 766 Swetland building. Main 6944; A-45SL Woman's Exchange, 133 Tenth street lunch 11:30 to 2; business men's lunch. D. Chambers ft Bon., opticians. 131 Morrison street corner of Sixth. W. A Wise and associates, painless dentists. Third and Washington. Dr. Seamann has removed to Macleay bldg., Fourth and Washington. Berger, signs. 284 Yamhill. Main 9891. Journal want ads. lo a word. AD PBIZE WINNERS ZOgfet Dollar Will Afaln Be Donated to Keaders of Ad pages. Next Sunday The Journal will again offer ($8) eight dollars as prizes. $3 for the first prise and five other prizes or ($1) one dolhir each. It was not necessary to place a limit of Wednes day on the contestants, as the answers to the want ad questions began to come in before the types had fairly cooled. The first prise of $$ was won bv F. R. Reeves, it East Thirty-first street, city. ftrtri th ftv. II AH . following people: Hestlne Oallagher, 8 t " - Birwi; nrs. n. f. juove, 138 Eleventh .tret - uUd v.h.m Tffm vi' V" Mwemn street; n. Mitchell, 112 Soytt.treet tnl Mr- M. Sexsmlth. 488 Washington street Portland Day at Albany Ap ple Fair. Next Tuesday November 10 is Port land day at the Albany apple fair.. The Southern Paclflo company will make a special excursion rate of one fare for the round trip, $$.45. Train, leavea Portland at 8:15 a. m.. returning leaves Albany'8:18 p. ro. - Third and Washington streets. Monday. November I, and Tueaday, November 10. Spectacles $1 at Metxger'a Crowds See "The Squaw Man." , Dustln Farnum Is again provlnc what a hold he has on Portland theatra-mra by the big audiences that attend ths Helllg theatre, to see htm and his ex cellent company in the "The Squaw Man." Raymoad and Ca'verly at Orphenm. The two funlest Germans in vaude ville are Raymond and Caverly, at tba Orpheum this -week. They present a new act each year and are. always wel come. They copy no others. , , :'''. : ' '1 1 The Act Beautiful. v 1.: Llnd, the artistic dancer fromtli Folios Berger, of Paris,, is the leading attraetion this week at the Grand. Lin J has the meat msmiftcent costumes that have been worn id vaudeville' by dancer.; Tha act is a dream. v - The Montana limited at Star. ' r "Th Montana Limlted-'v had another good house last night at the 8tnr. The company, play and 'mounting arte above - , AT THE THEATRES & . w , , . H the averags.1 Lovers of melodrama will be pleased with this virile drama, "Men and Womenat Bungalows "Men and Women,' a remarkably hu man play. Is the Baker Stock company's bill at the Bungalow this week. It is one of David Belasco's early successes and has all the marks of his superior genius. . : , . ' Corbett at Baker Tonight. The popular attraction this week at the Baker is James J. Corbett In a new farceomsdy, "Facing ths Music" He has an excellent company. . . - America's Best Musical Act. is exceptlonaUy well balanced and there is not a dull moment Klein, Ott Bros, ana Nlckelson, the premier musical act of America, Is making a hit Midnight ''".In, New York" at Iijrric. There is a great sensational attrac nttAwm.A t,v tYim niimkfl.ll comnanv m. it,, T.fM thim Mk In the ahan of that famous melodrama, "Midnight in New Tork," which has never before been presented here. ' PUtting With Cadmium. The difficulties of electroplating with cadmium hawe been recently overcome, thus opening up 'an Important use for the metal, which Is .now obtainable at a moderate price. . The best results have been obtained from Specially pre pared cadmium carbonate, carefully purified, although the commercial salt has nroven fairly satisfactory. The cadmium carbonate is dissolved In a so Basiner Heaters, in one siz only, for burning coal, priced at sJlO.50. Oak Heaters, shown in several sizes, will burn either wood or coal, priced from f 14.50 up. "MONARCH" TULL & GIBBS GAS HEATERS ESS Pictorial Review Patterns, 10c-15c Bargains Extraordinary in LADIES' SUITS and e nn Special Sale of Furs We offer for Thursday and Friday a chqjce assortment of Furs remarkably underrjeed. The lot includes the most popular styles and the best values specially selected for this sale. There are Jap Mink, brown and black Coney, Squirrel, Russian Mink and Fox, in dozens of 'latest shapes of.cravet. , Regular $3.00 value for . . . . . . ... . . . .... .$2.47- Regular $3.50 value for. . . V. ... . . . . M , ) ... . . .,..3.69 Regular $4.00 value for . ....... . . .V. .v. ... . . :$2.98 Regular $6.50 value H6T7fT7.Vr?i 94.73 Regular $8.25 value for . . ; . . .. . . ;y.u . . . $6?78 lution of potassium cyanide, forming a clear,- bright yellow plating bath, and calcium . piste is used for the anode. A perfect -deposit-la had with either-a hot or cold bath, a temperature of about 126 degrees,. Fahrenheit, being pre ferred. The coating, tho-ugh soft. Is harder than silver, and the color is as white as tin, but not so white as sil ver. The surfsce, which takes a very high polish. Is not readily tarnished by sulphuretsd hydrogen or. other vapors. One Point Proved Many points"7 have developed to show that people often fall to succeed In life simply for the want of a great tonic like Sexine. pills. A clear mind and strong nerves usually succeed. Sexlno make both. One dollar a box, 6 for $5, full guarantee. Address the J. A. Cletr.enson Drug Co.. corner Second and Tamhlll streets. Portland, Or. Fire Sale Peters & Roberts, whole, sale furniture manufacturers, 55 North Front street, corner Davis. lietsgers Jewelers andOptlcians, 842 Washington at. bet 7th and Park. Bee Hive. See adv.. page; S. E' 'I 2TO-NIGHT Wood and Coal A line that embraces trie isUte Lion-V featires in construction--the most attractive in design and finish every practical size and styli for burning all grades of coal and wood heating stoves that are built right and priced right from which selections can be made to enable the heat ing of any home to be done economically and satisfactorily. Air-tight Heaters in several sizes, priced from 2.25 up. "Substitute Oak" Heaters, will burn coal 5r wood, priced from 8)8.00 up. The "Hot Blast," the most wonder ful heating stove in the world, will save at least 38 per cent in- fuel; burns the cheapest grade of coal slack or screenings; several sizes in the "Hot Blast," priced from f21.50 up. COMPLETE HOUSEFURNISHERS To&Si YamhiH QydlmU Streets Three marvelous values in Ladies' Tailored Suits for Thursday-Friday's selling. Every suit in this offer is made according to the latest dictates of fashion, with semi-fitting jacket, with two-seamed sleeve and turn-back cuff. Shop early while the assortment of sizes is complete. Regular $37.50 Tailored Suits, made and kersey, trifnmed in military braids. 1 hagen, London Smoke and Cardinal. Thursday and Friday only Regular $40 value, Tai lored Suits, made of Ven etian cloth, in plain or fancy finish; colors, tan and brown. Thursday i. x iiui ouajr $27.50 Fnday( v . . . j - - - -CURES RHEUMATISM Bolden's Rheumatic Cure H" Cure Y1 pr bottle. P Dottu. "AM XVTXBVJU BSUXST TOM. RHEUMATISM zm n kajtt roxxs. Sdatlca Neuralgia Nervousness Sleeplessness Nervous Headaches Neuralgic Headaches Nervous Dyspepsia Nervous Affections TRADE SUPPLIED BT A.W. Allen &Co. Wholesale, and Retail Druggists, 16th k Hanhall StL, Portland. Or. PACIFIC COAST ' AGENTS. GtiUTETJ BREAD IBo hMHwaumllKnlm " iVISITARIAN CAFI IAKUT i IQS SI KTN STSSST best and most modem NEW PROCESS" OIL HEATERS of broadcloth Colors, Copen- $22.50 Regular $45 value Suits, made of self - striped worsted, i n strikingly beautiful olive color, ex cellently tailored. Thurs day "andlJA PA Friday onlyj) Ly0) A Change of Features Is often very - desirable, eseclally by elderly people. Nothing effects this change better, or givos a person a young appearance quicker, than a new set of Teeth, should -the natural ones be lost. We can make from ten to twenty years difference to your advantage, if you will let us attend to your teeth and select for you a new aet of the very best quality. Maybe It's what YOU need. We are thorough dentists of many years' practical experience and we back up every bit of it with our well-known reputation for doing HONEST DENTISTRY The best Dentistry is none too good for you. Our success is due to uniform high-grade work at reasonable prices. rrrYli PAINLESS EXTRACTION SO SILVER FILLINGS 50 up GOLD FILLINGS ...gl.00 tip 22K GOLD CROWN ..: SS.OO GOOD RUBBER PLATE .. . ..fcS.OO THE BEST RUBBER PLATES SS.00 NERVOUS PEOPLE And those afflicted with heart weak ness can now have their teeth ex tracted, filled and bridge work applied without the least pain or danger. All work guaranteed for ten years. Chicago Painless Dentists 323 WASH. ST- COB. TBV Phones Main J88&, A-S349. Office hours, S a. m. to p. m. Sun days from 9 to 1 Lady attendant. WOMAN A SPECIALTY Mrs. S. K. Chan The well-known Chinese physician, with her won- iw. -tierful Chinese medicines, iJ-the herbs and roots, has when all other remedies have failed. She cures female chronic private diseases, nervousness, blood poison, rheumatism, asthma, throat, lung trou bles, stomach, bladder, kidney, consump tion and diseases of all kinds. Rem edies harmless. No operation. Honest treatments bxajatbtatxov rsxa. aaSVi Morrison St., Bet. 1st and ad. RHEUMATIC SUFFERERS If you want to get rid of your Rheumatism try Larsen's North Sea Rheumatic Remedy. Call and I will' refer you to people in Port land 1 have cured in t days. "Tree Trial. Larsen Remedy Go. Hotel oilman, 1st ana Aiasr. Boiled Linseed OH 6 GALLON LOTS 580 Raw Linseed Oil 6 GALLON LOTS- .'. .57) Pure White Lead PER 1W S7.GO Portland Sash & Door Co. 30 TBOKT ST. POBTUUTD. OX. WELLINGTON COAL Th best house coal on the Paclflo Coast Churchley Bros. Bunkers 13th and Marshall St a. Phones Main 931, A-8831. FURS! PUR-S! AT X.OWBST POSSZBZJI PBI4JBS. Remodeling a specialty. Fur coats of all kinds mads to order. L. SCHUMACHER rTTia'TTPi 009 Hadlaon. TtL KU 617. f .. Jt im, tl .XT' i .Ts- If ft mm Transfer Patterns I I or a : ! ! Work Bag Pin Cushion arid ! Jewel Wilt he given free with the Sun d :iy tijoumal of November 8th; The !;' Sunday Journal is 5 c : Axvssvxtrta. Phones Main 1 and A-li:3. ' " TONIGHT AT 1:15 O'CL'K'K- . Rsnaaiuder of the week MM. Hutui J-i -. MB, BVITXH T1SMUM In the Peauttfjil Western Play. , , IBJB SQUAW MA." Evenings Lower floor. 2, $1.50: bi- cOny, 11. 7sc, 60c; gallery, ouc. . nee, $1.69 to 2Sc. - - -, BAKER TH EAT It U Phones:' Main t, A-53S0. OREGON THEATRE CO. (Inc LESSEE Geo. Ik Baksr. Oen. Manager. . All this week. JAMES J. CORBETT itr' his latest screaming comedy sur- Supporteil cess. "Facing tns music by an excellent company Night prloei. J5c. 80c, 75c, 1, Maunees. ;, -Next o?rffHnn. ''JuBt Out of Cott u.l. Ill 1.4114. BMFZaS TBBATBB CO. (rwO.) TonlKht this week matinee f' dav. Baker 8tock Company, in .f,",V.: A Belasco's "Men and Women. richest stags settings and gowns. One of he greatest play, of the age. Even- ins Drices bdc oc, ovc. m.uv.- 261. Net week, "Sky Farm.' A 6. A-1020. wt. Sx. Sundays and HoUdays IS-2S-S3C' K!CSTS THEA1EE s-2S.so-7Se Wsek of Wot. f-taley ft Blrtsck"! Ray. ..- a- . w.lnk Vm.1v Sj ont- rossi Gardner ft Ttnoentt Xw Haw tins; Morrow, aneuDsrs; si vi w Orchestra) Pictures. - PANTACES THEATRE ASTABOZH TATfDBTHiXJB. ; Stars-of All nations. Shspp's Bog, iJPOay aad Monkey ClrtmS. One of. the largest, and best animal - U...AJ . sb r ItdshI1 lsa nnowi ever pruuMtni u s,. ta; perfbrralnr unheard of feats nd A NicholBon, Amerlc'i Xadlnff vaud- vuie musicia-ns. Uatinaas allw t K . TWft lhAWl At night, lfic and i LYRIC THEATRE Seventh and Alder. Beginning Sunday Matinee, Not. 1. . BLTJntALX. COMPABTT In the American Sensation Drama. "MXDHIOKT Of BTBW TOBX." Za active prepartloa,'tks freat race play, "The Berty , . The STAR EffiZ.T1""- Matinees Wednesday, Saturday and Bun- . day. For the entire week of November : 1. the great Railroad play. TXB MOHTABfA UHITBS Matinees at i:80. Every evening at 8:16. Night prices. 16C J5c, 85c, 60c. Matinees, 18c and 26c. Seats may bs reserved by either phone. Next week "Brown's in Town. TOE CR1KD VanflcyHletfe loie AAVTSLU.S siv MiAtit, . LIND Afcuok Tbs Bream of .Bawlsy ft Oloott Bsaaty Paster ft Merla Prom th Polls Miss MoKlnney Berger, Paris. Pred Bauer Tom Bsmpser Orandascops ' LEARN TO SKATE Bkatinff Xrery Mosaic, Brery Aftsiw noon. Every Bvenlng. OBT TJDO Ar'OOf BXATISCr X. , XAMTT. exposition mn PIANO BUYING Th buying of a piano it an im portant transac tion. There are in any ' different v I many uu W-..Sr- I and there f ' 4 many dealeri pianos, , are dealers. Sherman. Clay hi ft Co. are an old. well-known estab- , J iihj house and carry ui dm line of high-grade, dependable pianos to be found in any house on th coast. They sell new pianos as low as 9368, 876, S390, 9300 and tip to tha Incom parable Steinway at 9578 and up. Used pianos from 910 to taaS. . . , The following list is remarkable and you will recognise th name name as familiar as th names of old friends Btelnway, A. B. Chase, Everett. Conover.. Packard, Kingsbury. Ludwlg, Estey. Emerson, Kurtsmann. "WeUlngton, A. B. Chase Player Piano; Kingsbury, Carol a and Euphona Inner Players. Convenient monthly payments may b arranged. Sherman, Clay & Co. Slzta and Morrison, opposite yoatoffle. Roval House. San frsncisco pourta and Xwar ats. All outside rotas, steam heat, hot and cold water. Rates e to tl Pr day. Weekly ratea Cafe. Fourth street ear direct from Third street depot. , Front Ferry, Howard street cars direct. F. L Turpln, proprlator. 1 DRAYAGE STORAGE TRACKAGE Machinery, Safes ad Merchandise) Moved & Stored MY S. MORSE h & DAYIS !3th 4 HOYT, WILHOITMINERALWATER PAUL LABBE, Phones A-3166. Main 43 T s uon Bius cor. so ana Bauingioa. I Schwab Printing -Co. MMtT WOtK. mm JtOWJlMLm TtrCft l4-TH STARR 9TXEKT) ft Case ft
