The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, November 12, 1908, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. tAuRSDAY' EVENING.' NOVEMBER .18. 1908. ' Town Topics TONIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS :, v I,, -. . - r -r ' .. .Heillg .......... ....... ......... Dark Baker ;"Just Out of College" Bungalow "Sky Farm" Orpheum.. Vaudeville Pantaxes ............... .. .. Vaudeville Grand Vaudeville Lyric ..... . "Little Alabama" Btar "Brown's In Town" A gold medal contest will ba held In the Third Baptist church on Knot street and Vancouver avenue Friday evening, beginning at 7:46. A gold medal will be given to the one receiving the high est points in oratory. Thla Ta the first of a series of concerts to be held under the auspices of the W. C. T. U. of Multnomah county. All young paople are welcome in these classes at any time. Any Information can be had at their headquarters, 80S Goodnough building, on Fifth and Yamhill streets. State superintendent, Mrs. Margaret Housters; county superintendent, Mrs. Ward Bwope. The Peninsula Rose association will draw up plans for the coming year and appoint standing: committees at a meet ing to be held next Tuesday night In th,!..flre nln house at Alblna and Kllllngsworth avenues. The officers of the association hope to Interest every resident of the Peninsula In the pro ject and secure their active as well as moral support. Already many rose bushes have been planted and a great many', snore will be put In next spring. Committees will be appointed Tuesday night to canvass the district for funds In an effort to secure from 1.600 to 2,000. The Yamhill Navigation company, formed by B. M. Marshall, Mary A. Babbldge and WJW. Babbidge, has filed articles of incorporation with the coun ty clerk. The purpose Is to carry on a towing and ateamhnatlng business on the Columbia and Willamette rivers and their tributaries with terminals at As toria and The Dalles on the Columbia, at Eugene on tne Willamette and Me Mlnnvllle on the Yamhill. The capital stock is $10,000. Amended articles have been filed by the Portland Shingle 4 Lumber company changing the name to the West Side Lumber & Shingle com pany. The regular meeting of the Woman's club will be held In the Women of Wood . craft hall. Tenth and Taylor streets, to morrow at 2 o'clock p. m. It is "Scotch day" and Mrs. Kvelene Spencer will em body, in a humorous lecture, the Ideas of a Scotch matron On the art of man aging a husband and a home. John Claire Monetith will sing several Scotch songs, with Mfss Beatrice Hidden as ac companist, and Miss Hoben, pianist, will play a medley of Scotch airs. Scotch cakes and a special brand of tea, pre sented for the occasion by D. C. Burns, will be served. Domestic troubles In scow town ra sulted In the arrest of Peter Burge this morning by Deputy Sheriff Bulger. He Is charged with assault and battery on complaint of his wife, Goldle Burge, she alleging that he picked up a knife from the breakfast table and threatened to carve her. About one month ago the wife was arreBted on complaint of the husband on a charge of insanity, but soon after her arrest Burge came to the Jail and pleaded for her release, with the result that she was tfmporarlly sent to the poor farm. Burge is in jail in default of ball. IIISPECIIOII OF COASTIUMBER Central Bureau Will Proba ' bly Be Established for the Northwest. Penney Brothers' Friday Specials Our $1.60 grade of wines at 76c per gal lon. Our $2 grade of wines at $1 per gallon. Our 14.60 grades of Kentucky whiskey at $3.26 per gallon. Our $8.60 grades of Kentucky whiskey at $2.76 per gallon. Our $4 grade of white rye, brandy, rum and sina, at $3 per gallon. Friday only. 87S-881 East Morrison street. Phones East 287, B-2426. Free delivery. Captain Ell, "the ojply man who tells such whales of tales of whales' tails," will deliver the second of his famous lectures on "Sea Monsters" at the First United Presbyterian church, corner Sixth and Montgomery streets next Prl day evening. The Jaws of the man eating shark with five rows of teeth and of the sperm whale will bo ex hibited by the captain at this lecture. Alleging that her husband told her to "Get out with unnecessary emnhimls and that he told her he owned the In order to obviate the confusion re sulting from, having two lumber In spection bureaus In the northwest a commutes appointed by the large lum ber buyers of tha San Francisco Mer chants' exchange has reported favorably on a central inspection Dureau ior ror elgn shipments of Oregon and Wash ington lumber. The report has been submitted to the members of. the Ore- fon & Washington Lumber Manufac urera of Portland and the Pacific Lumber Manufacturers' Inspection bu reau, and will in all probability be acted upon zavoraDiy Dy moss two or ganizations. - In case this is done the Oregon & Washington Manufacturers will Insist that offices of the central bureau be maintained at Portland, Grays Harbor euner ADeraeen or Hoquiam at euner oemue or jacoma ana at coos pay. Payors Independent Inspection. The Oregon & Washington bureau has lavorea ana usea independent inspection for some time in preference to mill in spection and acted on the theory that the buyer of lumber has as much riant to be represented in the inspection as the seller. The proposed Independent inspection bureau will be made up of representatives of all the interests con cerned and in that way It is believed the dissatisfaction with the present system of lumber inspection will be eliminated. On the committee appointed to con sider the question were Messrs. Ward of the American Trading company. Comyngs of Bowrlnr 4 Co., and O. J. Moore of the J. J. Moore company as representatives of the Australian buy ers, and Messrs. A, A. Baxter of the BeiUngham iiay Lumber company, Chesebrough of the Tacoma Mill com pany, and J5. K. wood of the E. k. Wood Lumber company,' BeiUngham, as representatives of the lumber manufac turers. A. B. Wastell. secretary of the Ore gon 4 Washington lumber Inspection bureau who Is a supporter of the plan to form one bureau that will represent both buyer and seller and furnish In dependent inspection visited the buyers on a recent trip to San Francisco. ' ro On Bureau. "I stated to the members of the, ex change that the Oregon lumbermen were anxious to have one bureau," said Mr. Wastell this morning, "and that our method of maintaining a corps of In dependent tallymen and Inspectors has rlvea independent representation on every vessel loading at mills of our membership and that we desired to as sure them of our active cooperation in their effort and that fair consideration would be given to any suggestions the buyers might make. I was very much gratified to find that It was not nec essary for us to explain at great length as our good work had preceded us. "It appears that at the first meet ing when the committee was appointed it was stated on the floor of the ex change that the Oregon & Washington Lumber InsDectlon bureau had tVn the rfght step in the direction of in-1 dependent inspection when organised and had given good satisfaction on Its export business. This Is a complete vindication for Columbia river timber but a nrime rnnuitilte la r-rfn1 anil uniform manufacture to maintain our prestige. Buyers want our output and as big a field of operation as possible. "I am confident that from our In spection bureau will evolve a great In spection bureau, taking In the entire northwest which will be a great fac tor In the development of our export trade and which shall haVs the confi dence of both buyer and seller. If this is to result sectional differences and Jealousies will have to be burled and with the creation of a spirit of mutual confidence between manufac turing districts and buying districts and the establishment of uniform grades throughout the shifting of in spectors and tallymen from district to district muon good will result In In creased business and satisfactory set tlements." place, besides making himself obnoxious I two ,r ?"?, dai" at.a "m,a-. Th,eyw by strong drink. Mrs. Ethel Babcock has married in Portland in October, 1906. begun suit in the circuit court for di vorce from James W. Babcock. They wore married at Hedrlck. Iowa, in 1896 and have a child 10 years of age. whose custody the mother wants awarded to her. She says he also advertised that he would not be responsible for her bills, though she had not left him, and that he has remained away from home for were Eugene Bachelor, a bartender, was convicted by a Jury in Judge Cleland's department of the state circuit court yesterday afternoon on a charge of con tributing to the delinauencv nf Voti. - Strleklin, 17 years of age. The girl is Bachelor's own daughter, but has been adopted by another family. The Jury was out only 16 minutes. A meeting of the United East Side Push clubs will be held tonight at 8 o'clock In the Sargent hotel. Frederick V. Holman, member of the commission revising- tho, city charter, will address the meeting. Delegates will be present from all of the east side organizations. Plain talk Dollars, 291 Morrison, saves you Just $1 on every palf of men's and women's shoes purchased here. Ladles' swell shoes, button and lace, In Napoleons, all leathers, $1 less then elsewhere. Men's dress and wet weather shoes at $1 less; all styles and leathers. The Dante club wi.l meet in the Art room of the public library at 7:46 this evening. At this meeting the reading of the "Inferno" will be completed. The club now has a- membership of about 60, and is one of the most progressive and enthusiastic literary clubs In Port land. ' Wines and Liquors Special, Friday only, $1.50 port, sherry, 'Angelica, Tokay or Muscatel wine, 75o per gallon; $4 whiskey. $2.76 per gallon; $4 California Dranay. iz.ys per gauon. free delivery National Wine Co.. Fifth and Stark streets. a-4ks, Mam stun. Falllna- Street market, corner TTnlon avenue, will be open Saturday, Novem ber 14. Your patronage desired. Qoeti dt jaoeuer. Steamer Jessie Hsrktns, for Camas, Washougal and way landings, dally ex cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street a oca at z p. in- Wanted All men to know that all our patent leather shoes are cuaran teed. Korrect Shape Shoe store, 291 Aiornaon sireei. near r mn. Welch Anthracite and Australians, call up Independent Coal 4 Ice Co., 353 enar opposite city liDrary. Phones, M. 780. A-8780, A-1426. v M. B. A. ball, W. O. W. temple. Eleventh street, Saturday, November if. Admission zo cents. Prises for card parties from 26o u ward, mine inina ana uiass Co., Morrison, corner Park. 863 Dr. Clara Macfarlane, osteopathic physician, is now at 811 Swetland building. Dr. H. A. Sturdevant,' dentist 70 Swetland building. Main 6944; A-4S81. ft Western Wire & Novelty works will be incorporated to employ home labor. Woman's Exchange. 138 Tenth street, lunch 11:80 to 2: business men's lunch. Nogard 4 Noce, tailors. We're after your trade. 169 4th, near Morrison. D. Chambers 4 Ron., opticians, 821 Morrison street, corner of Sixth. W. A. Wise and associates, painless dentists. Third and Washington. Rev. Green, mental healer, has re turned. Phone Sellwood 883. Dr. McCracken, dentist Rothchlld bid. Berger, si-ma 334 YamhllL Main 3f L James Hill, charged . with stealing clothes worth 1126 from the store of 8 D. Wills on June 10, pleaded snilltv before Judge Oantenbein in the circuit court yesterday afternoon. He was sen tenced to serve two years In the pen itentiary but was placed on parols dur ing good behavior. . Thirty years of continuous practical drug experience In Portland. You get the benefit and also the assurance that your prescriptions and drug orders In trusted to our care will receive con scientious treatment. Albert Bernl. the druggist 233 Washington street ' The will of Annie Plckthorn has been filed for probate in the county court It Ives 6-00 to each of four children mid he remainder of the oroDertv to her husband, Frederick Leopold Plckthorn, uie loiai vtuua oemg i eu. - The Montavllla alumni will give an entertainment and basket social tomor row evening at I. O. O. F. hall. Gradu ates are requested to wear their class colors. Everybody is welcome. : j Title Guarantee. Oregon Trust ac counts and German-American certifi cates bought at the highest cash price; also Home Telephone bond a - Cohn Bros, 180 First street corner YamhllL We sponge and press your clothes snins sour snoes, aiii ror , ti.ow montn. Main 61 4. ' A-4814. Wagons run every where. Unique Tailoring Co., 80 Stark. ' - F. Berkemler was chosen school di rector of Milwaukin to succeed the lata Richard Bcott at a meeting of the .tax payers held Tuesday night v" - vUWB - . ..v www v. j I, i I m - i - Irene Ward has beeun suit for dlvorcei V2ft" n " n VKjm.1 from Edward Ward in tha circuit court Jsurnal want ads. lo a word. If the person who took wheel from publlo library yesterday afternoon will return same to Journal office no ques tions will be asked as party Is known. OPPORTUNITY -i' Y j WILHOITMINERALWATER PAUL LABBE. Phones A-21S0. Main 4341 84 Labbs Bids- eor. 3 and Washlnctoa. HOW ARE YOUR JLYLS ? Are you getting all the sight you are entitled to? Do your glasses (if you wear any) fit? Or have you been taken in like other stranger by some fake specialist who can talk better than he practices? . , EVERY PAIR OP EYES has a certain amount of vision that can be brought out either nat urally or through the use of proper lenses. There are thousands of people today groping- in a fog, as it were, and able to see only half what they should. These same people, if they were fitted by our optician (who has been doing practical good and honest work for 20 years), would be amazed at the improvement in their vision and the modest charge for our glasses. 'We guarantee our work. It's got to be satisfactory or money back. Our reputation was made and must stand in Portland. We're going to keep it at the top notch. NO CHARGE, FOR CONSULTATION JAEG1LR BROS. SSI 260 MORRISON ST4 BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH. X mii OJIXT BAXPUB BXOES lly Sample Shoes arc Superior Shoes, Tbey arc the Pick and Cream of the Shoe World Positively No Branch Shops in Portland FOR MEN FOR WOMEIN A PAIR Portland's Busiest Shoe Shop Never Pay More Than These Prices Open Dally 8 A. H. to 6 P.M. 6th Floor Oregonian Building Rooms 600-601 These Shoes are Regular $3.50 to 16.00 Values maw sxxrairrs bboextsd weedy 1 ' - 11 -- Open Saturdays 8 A, U. to II P. M. 6th Floor Oregonian Building Rooms 600-60 1 BLBTAIOI I A Buyer for Your Real Estate There are many ways to sell rearestate. You may try any of the known methods real estate agent, sign, adver tising. ' . You know the easiest, quickest and most profitable way it's for a person to come to you ready to buy. And the way to find buyers is to read Journal Want Ads every day. .Here is a man with $3,000. He wants a house of a certain description and location. He tells you so in a journal Want Ad column. If you have what he wants, you have a good chance to interest him. Knowing the buyer's wants makes it easy to sell real estate of any descrip tion. You .should "read them, every day. Instruct ypur real estate agent lib read them every day it's to your interest auu ni ------ . f - Ir - -..". ir-.x... a.. . Printing To tboaa who sk th baat ta prl&ttnf typographical makeup el and Aiatlaot typa oarafol prosa frotk, at. w ask m opportunity to sttmats on thai waato. Tow fouatOTjr m4 Bat bailsUnr. AwnsmA quipmant and avorjr faolllty for aoonomlc! pvoduotloji M your sarvloo. Tt yon Kavo not Urn to call, phono and wo will hava a rop raooutatlvo you full In formation. Glass & Prudhomme Co. DEW LOCATION 65-47 Seventh St YOUR LAW M IS HUNGRY MOW IB THC TIMS TO FEED IT Meit Sprint- It will Gladden your Heart HOTXreS AND ROBES ALSO RESPOND TO FBOfEfl FKfiTILIZATION.IT THIS SEASON Mo oaed to Uttor with Stablo Bcfuao rpHIS la tho timo of year to apply - bone meaL It takes sereral months for it to dissolve in tho soil, o tho nutriment goes into your gTasa next Spring, when needed, if you apply tho bone meal MOW. No other fertilizer is quite so cheap and clean. No weeds i& it Just the thing, applied right now, for roses, holly trees and other shrubs. To meet the Fall demand for this effective fertilizer we hare on hand an Immense stock. Prices astonishingly low. We rurnisn com plete information as . to how to Ret best re sult for turf and shrubs. Salesroom Trout and Yamhill Sts. ASK FOR FERTILIZER BOOKLET tOt a tMMI .... HOTEL MANX Powell Street at O'Farrell SAN FRANCISCO The core of tho city. Offers accom modations, strvlce and cuisine char acteristics of America's best hotels. (00 room's, each connecting with bath. Rooms 1.60 up. N. M. KELLAR, MANAGER AXtrSZXSST. mfn HI THEATRE Ham 117. A'tlH Empire Theatre Co., Lessee, Inc. Tonight All Week Matinee Saturday. Baker Stock Company in beautiful rural comedy, SXT TAMIL" Prices 25c. tSc. 50c; matinee 15v !'v JTt Week "The Km oa the Box." MAT , A-1090. Vata. ffV Ex. Sundays and Mondays K fit m waasmv mem TfiEAlBE u-u.so.7k week of Hot. S Kail ICeAHlaWr ft Co. I Italian Trtoi fclatoa ft Xoturenoa; Tout Orsasi Ernest Tan Vel Co.; Kstta Testa; Ernie k Mildred Vottst Oronee. traj riotures. , mm m. n t:. w via BAKER THEATRE OREGON THEATRE CO. UNO LESSEE rlaii T T3t.a. . Tonight all week regular Matinee Sat. "JBBT OUT OF OOX.X.BaB." t BT QBOtOI ASH. Nlrht DrlcM !K ID. IS.' U.lnnl.. mil 25c, 60c; Wednesday mat..25o any seat. Hert Attraction, -tittle Johnny Jones. PANTAGeS THEATRE Advanced TanderUTe. B-ars of An Katione. ' ' rxsu. "Mi lanv MA1T" Ex-Princeton Athlete, whose remarkable muscular development has astuundea all who have seen him. He wilt allow a 0-horsepower touring car filled with people to run over him. Special added attraction. Flnk'a Per forming Mules, one of the funniest acts in vaudeville not a dull moment dur ing the act. Matinees dally, 16c Two shows at night, lBo and 26c. THE GRAND Vandcvllledc Lme AXOTKXB BIO MVUX, - - " rovrn xarouBK BOCXBXS, with X.AXTBA JATYBAT TfiVM AMBXXOABT TBoMTf BTKBSL The OXBAT XtTOO DO TOT ABB OATTOBT SZSTEBS ZOX.XXB 8Z8TEBS COBA THOMAS TBED BAX7XX oxAirDASoom The STAR Mfcto m- Matinees Wednesday, Saturday, Sunday. For the entire week of Noy. . Merriest and Brirhtent of All Comedies BBOwWS IB tOWI." Matinees at i:30. Every evenlnr at 8:15, Night pricea 15c. 25c, 85c,- 60c Matinees 16c and i5c. Seats may be re served by either phone mm wee a -xuo fBOVD TO BEO. ' LYRIC THEATRE Seventh and Alder; ' t TTis BlnnkaU Company, 'T . . In the Southern Imotional Play, LITTLE ALABAMA , Assisted by Numerous Colored Auxil iaries. Matinees Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. PIANO BUYING 0 .-- mvamtf '' D. Boardman Griffin, M. Ds v.'ion vnv aaaio .. V " T . holism (former- '1 ly of Salem. Or.). t'i 1 c n bow be i rouna at ss w. 3 salmon sv. rnear j King), .Portland, vr. win ourfll the habit or dis ease In two days without pain. Can resume for mer voc 1 1 on, thoroughly well. In from 10 days to two weeks. No money until patient is satisfied he is cured. Phone lain 6110. Good Wages Are PaidTclegraphers Demand exceeds supply. EASILY AC QUIRED. SHORT HOURS. Wo wUl place you. Day and evening classes. Open all the year. Oregon Expert College The buying of a piano is an im portant tranaac- -Uon. There are many different makes Of pianos, and there are many dealers. Sherman. Clay -k Co. are aa old. Jllshed house and mw carry tho finest line or nign-graoe, aepenaaoie pianos to be found In any house on tho coast. They sell new pianos as low as 385. $875, faM, $300 and up to tho Incom parable Stelnway at $875 and up. Used pianos from $190 to $880. The following list is remarkable and you will recognise the names names as familiar as the names of old friends Stelnway, A. B. Chase, Everett, Conover, Packard, Kingsbury, Ludwlg, Kstey, Emerson, Kurtsmann, Wellington. A. B. Chase Player Piano; Kingsbury. Carols and Euphona Inner Players. Convenient monthly payments may be arranged. Sherman, Clay & Co. Sixth and Morrison, Opposite Vostofllee. PURS! PUR.SI A &OWXIT POSSTBXJI PmZCBB. Remodeltns a sneclaltr. Pur soata of all kinds' mads to order. L. SCHUMACHER 0$ Kadlson. tl Utla 81T. Dr. Sanderson's Compound Savin and Cotton Root Pills, tho best and only reliable rem edy for TXMAZ.B TBOU BZ.ES.AJrs ZBBBOrVXULBZ TIBS. Cure the moat nhatl. nate cases in S to 10 days. Price X par box, or S for fS; mailed in plain wrap per. Address T. X FIERCB,111 Allsky bldg.. 16S Morrison sU Portland. Or. TOB ajtx miian Damiana Bitters wonderful Invisorator and nervlna. A powerful aphrodlslao and speeiai tonlo for both sexes. For sale at drug stores and liquor dealers, or by Woodard, Clarke A Co., 4th and Washington Sts. C&ABXB WOOBWUO SBUO CO BOBTIvUTD. OBa. AOSBTTB. 3 XZTTX BT, nooi. . Diamond Douse Point OUAJUMTEXD v gauon lota, 11.40 per sal. 1 gallon lot S1.50 pee sal. . MaaufaoturoA by , PORTLAND SASS & C00R CO. SM Pron SV Oak BATS AT LESS 11AN COST CL0SING-0DT SALE SEE WINDOW $6.00 VALUES ..f2.5t $9.00 VALUES ..f5.00 $1200 VALUES ... fS. The Needlecraft Shop SIXTH STREET, BETWEEN ALDER AND MORRISON STS. jnr 1 - - A food school none better. . Well established rern t-!; graduates. Skillful, painstaking teicbers. JUvin I; ' other advjnttges. , Let os t.ell yoa about them. V, rite i r c SALEM, OREGON V.'l. fl"!