The Oregon daily journal., November 15, 1908, Page 35, Image 35

, THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL. PORTLAND,1 SUNDAY . MORNING, NOVEMBER 15 1908.
Town Topics
TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS:
' Baker . . . "Little Johnny Jones"
Bungalow..,..,.. The Man on the Box"
Orpheum. ...... ..... ........ Vaudeville
6tar. . ....... ...... ..Too Proud to Be"
Grand ............. Vaudeville
Jyrlo. ............... A juontana win
Pentagon
Vaudeville
The two Christian Science churches ofl
this city, Jointly, bring some one mem
ber of the Christian Science board of
lectureship of Boston, Mass., to Port
land, twice a year to lecture. The Inquiring-
public is privileged to hear
these lectures without cost, and they
are given for the reason that an au
thoritative statement as to what Chris
tian Science really Is and stands for,
seems to be a need, because of the
many wrong statements that are con
stantly coming to the surface. Bliss
Knapp of Boston, Mass., an accredited
member of the Christian Science board
of lectureship will deliver one of these
lectures at the Helllg- theatre on the
afternoon of November 22,
HOUSE WARMING PLANNED FOR
MILWAUKIE'S NEW CITY HALL
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The last Sunday "at home" In the old
building; of the T. V. C. A. cornea to
day. Just before the moving, which be
f inrf tomorrow. Miss Constance Mac
Carkle, the general secretary, will give
a talk on "Out of the Old, Into the
New.' A good t,ory will be read In
the first half hour and a chat over
the .Informal supper which will close
the afternoon. The program will be as
follows: Duet, 'The Angel," (Rubin
Stein) Miss Eva Well and Mrs. Ham
mond; tenor solo, "Garlands," second
Masurka, Mrs. Buckman: bass solo, "The
Lord Is my Shepherd, (twenty-third
psalm) Llddle, Mrs. , Vf. Parish.
John Bentsien, superintendent of the
city Baptist churches of Portland wlir
peak at the T. M. C. A. men's meet
ing today on the subject, "The Whirl--wind."
Mr. Bentsien, is well known
throughout the city as a strong speaker,
and always has a thrilling message for
men. Just before he speaks, J. P.
Stephens of this city, will read T.
Buchannan Rled's famous poem. "The
Revolutionary Rising." After the ad
dress the Bible classes will meet and
the fellowship lunch will be served at
6:39 o'clock. All men are invited to be
- present.
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Milwaukee's New City Hall Now Nearly Completed.
The cltlaens of Milwaukee will
christen their new , city halV Thanks
giving eve - with a grand masquerade
ball in the large hall on the second
floor. ' The new building was erected
at a cost of over . $4,000 and Is ex
pected to accomodate the officers of
the city for many years. The mayors
office, council chamber and fire de
partment are located on the ground
floor while on the second floor is a
spacious hall where dances and theatrl
cals will be given.
The carpenters have not yet fully
completed work on the building and
tne city ornclals will not move In until
early next month. The masquerade
ball on the evening before Thanksgiv
ing will be the real grand opening and
every one who can dance or wear a
costume Is expected to come to the
town nail that evening to help christen
me new ounamg.
J. O. Davis, national lecturer of the
Modern Woodmen of America, will de
liver a series of lectures in Oregon, be-
f inning November 20. He will speak
n Portland November 80. Mr. Davis
Is a familiar figure to the members of
the society in Oregon, having toured the
state once before, as well as having
been here to deliver the address on be
half of the head consul of the society on
Modern Woodman day at the Iewls and
Clark fair.
Tour clothes should be made for you.
There's no ready made garment that
will look so well on you as one that
Is made for you by a good tailor. We
make the best suit In the city for $25.
Come In and let us prove it. Every
suit guaranteed and we have been in
business in Portland 12 years, so our
guarantee means something; Unique
. tailoring company, 809 Stark, between
Fifth and Sixth streets.
judge Wolverton In the United States
c ircuit court will call the docket at 10
o'clock Monday morning to set the
various civil cases at issue. The docket
was called last Monday and in several
Instances counsel for neither side ap
peared. The attorneys have been
notified and requested to appear in
court tomorrow morning so that their
cases may te set ior Hearing.
been In tha library almost since Jt or
ganization. Miss Margaret MacLachlan,
who has been for some time nrst a
slstant in the department, has been ap
pointed head or the department.
Title Guarantee. Oregon Trust ac
counts and"" German-American , certifi
cates bought at th. highest cash price;
also Home Telephone bonds. Conn
Bros., 180 First street, corner Yamhill.
To give everyone the opportunity to
enjoy the present importaht exhibition
of paintings by Childe Hassam. the mu
seum of art will be open this afternoon
from I to 6 o'clock with free admission.
traffic
Dr. Ilaynes. graduate optician, for
five years with A. N. Wright, the Iowa
Jeweler, Fifth and Morrison streets. Is
now locatod at 308 Salmon street, be
tween jriitn and ttixtn. , ur. ilaynes
bought the optical department from
Mrs. Wright, together with the good
will and records of all cases fitted dur
ing the past nine years. Scientific fit
ting of glasses at reasonable prices.
Fifty Portland Shriners are in Ash
land tonight helping the Ashland com-
mandery of Shriners dedicate a hand
some new temple that has Just been
completed there. The Portland delega
tion left Friday evening on two special
Pullmans via the Southern Pacific. They
will leave Ashland for Portland this
morning.
The Wisconsin society of Oregon will
hold Its regular monthly meeting at the
Rose City Business college, 148 Fifth
street, next Thursday evening, Novem
ber 19. at 7:30 p. m. Judge Cleland of
the circuit court and also a member
of the Wisconsin club will address the
society upon the subject of injunctions.
Football! Football! U. of O. vs.
O. A. C. Saturday, November 21, on
Multnomah field. Reserved seats on
sale at Powers and Estes drug store.
Sixth and Alder streets, commencing
Tuesday. November 17, at 10 a. m. Get
your seats early as there are a limited
number.
David Bertie, traveling passenger
agent of the Canadian Pacific's fleet of
Atlantlo steamships, is In Portland mak
ing a regular trip into the northwest in
the Interests of the Empress liners and
the transatlantic,, service of his com
pany. Plain talk Dellafs, 291 Morrison,
saves you Just $1 on every pair of
men's and women's shoes purchased
here. Ladles' swell shoes, button and
lsce, in Napoleons, all leathers, $1 less
than elsewhere. Men's dress and wet
weather shoes at $1 less; all styles and
leathers.
John Sebastian, passenger
manager of the Rock Island-Frisco lines,
will arrive in Portland Wednesday
morning on an annual tour to the im
portant agencies of the Rock Island
throughout the west. Mr. Sebastian is
now in San Francisco. His headquar
ters are, in Chicago.
Pharmacy students desiring special
instructions preparatory to board ex
aminations can procure same by apply
ing at the Laues Preparatory School of
Pharmacy, 148 Second stret.
This will remind you that now If
tha .time to have your hair mattresses
renovated and returned the same day.
Phone Main 474. The Portland Curled
Hair Factory. H. Metzger, proprietor
A snap n Walnut Park. Modern 8
room house with 100 by 12 feet.
Must be sold at once. Owner out of
city. No agents. Terms. S-48S, Journal.
All our Havlland, consisting of fancy
shapes and highly decorated; also din
ner sets, at half off. Elite China &
Glass Co., 352 Morrison street.
Horses taken for the winter, grain-
fed, stabled nights, good pasture, for
$9 a month. Meadowbrook Stock Farm,
75 Fifth street. I'hone A-3353.
Wanted All men to know that all
our patent leather shoes are guaran
teed. Korrect Shape Shoe store, 93
Morrison street, near Fifth.
Steamer Jessie Harklns, for Camas,
Washougal and way landings, dally e
cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street
dock at J p. m.
S. T. Jeffreys, attorney at law, 208
Fenton building; 15 years practice in
Oregon, eight years' practice In Alaska.
Prizes for card parties from Ico up
ward. Elite China and Glass Co., 853
Morrison, corner park.
Dr. Clara Macfarlane, osteopathic
physician, is now at 813 Bwetland
building.
Dr. H. A. Sturdevant, dentist. 70
Swetland building. Main 6944; A-4531
Nogard A Noce, tailors. We're after
your trade. 169 4th, near Morrison.
French and German in classes $1 per
month to beginners, 402 Morrison.
D. Chambers A Bon., opticians, 331
Morrison street, corner of Sixth.
W. A. Wise and associates, painless
dentists. Third and Washington.
Berger, si-ms. 284 Yamhill. Main mi.
Dr. McCracken, dentist. Rothchlld bid.
Journal want ads. lo a word.
"Purltana." Ask grocer.
Rate War. Steamer Nome City satis
direct for San Francisco and Los
Angeles Tuesday evening, cabin $10.00
and $19.60. steerage $8.00 and $15.00.
berth and meals Included. Frank
Bollaoi, Agent, 128 Third street.
At the regular maphly meeting of
the board of directors of the publio
library, held on Wednesday evening, H,
W. Montague was elected director to
fill the unexpired term of C. A. Dolph,
resigned, ine resignation or miss Der
ickson. head of the circulating depart
ment, was received. Miss Derickson has
WHERE TO DINE.
Moore's restaurant serves a speatal
50-cent Sunday dinner. 148 5th street.
Chicken dinner with Ice cream, 50
cents. Empire restaurant, 192 Third.
Xmas Gifts of
Rarest Beauty
Select now while everything is
newest.
Sublimely beautiful diamonds,
exquisite silverware, cut glass and
hand-painted china, to saxriQth
ai . iiiv mail itfN-it w t v. s
ties are all inviting your inspection.
. Our Christmas stock is more.
extensive than ever before and we
will be glad to help yon make se
lections without urging you to
buy. '
HEITKEMPER'S
.' JEWELRY STORE
lowest Priced Jewelry Honse Sot Tin
: pOOd i r ; I- . ,-t.
286 Morrison Street
A special ROo chicken dinner today at
Hall's restaurant. 320 Wash, st
Brandee' Grill, 103 Sixth, serves an
elegant 60c French dinner all day.
'98 VETERANS PLAN
MINSTREL BENEFIT
Among the most enthuslastlo mem
bers of the Spanish War Veterans' Min
strel company, now rehearsing for the
big minstrel show benefit, is Beneca
Fouts, commander of the local Scout
Young camp. Mr, Fouts will be seen
as an end man, and many of his friends
who listened to his able defense in the
Martin trial will, no doubt, be surprised
to learn that as a minstrel man and
comedian, he is above the average.
Jay H. Upton is another one of Port
land's young lawyers who is working
for the success of the war veterans
benefit, which will be. given at the
Helllg, December 14 and 15. Mr. Upton
will occupy the important seat in the
show of interlocutor. A. better lot of
well-known talent is seldom seen in a
local production. A fine augmented or
chestra will also add greatly to the con
certed numbers in the performance.
- There will be a full rehearsal of the
big first part tomorrow evening at the
theatrical mechanics' hall, Yamhill, and
Third streets, when a try-out perform
ance will be given. Some very novel
and attractive features will be Intro
duced in the "olio."
CRITTENTON HOME
APPEALS FOR AID
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The board-of managers of the Flor
ence Crittenton Refuge Home have Is
sued the following- request, to the peo
ple of Portland en behalf of the Home:
"At thie time of Thanksgiving and
good cheer, we are hoping kind friends
will help us in providing and caring for
18 girls ind 16 babies- in lour' home,
F.ast 31st end GUsan street, by dona
tions of either money, furniture grocer
ies, children's and babies clotliln.
blanketsA bedding, towels. In fact any
thing and everything for the proper
maintenance of a home.
"The National rhnrtni- bv wtiteh nnr
Home to a certain extent so governe
aavm' 'XXTa " ' .1 a 1 1
tj urBuuizeu m tieip any
woman in need of a friend, to help all
wmen to have a true conception of
wjiac me is. win you not help us In
the work w are doing, and the work
iimi ue aone. we can all be co
laborers in the work of helnlnp vmini
women to be self respecting, self re-
ttnu eii sustaining.
"Board of Managers of the Florence
-rmenion Meruge Home.
"Telephones, East 31, Main 264."
DECIDE HOW FAR ,
BARBERS MAY GO
How far the uniona mnv mn in hnv.
cott is a question that Presiding Judge
Gantenbeln will decide next Monday In
the injunction case of William O. Jones
against the local barbers' union. Judge
Morrow granted a temporary injunc
tion restraining acta nf vinianu , th.,
use of invectives. Negotiations for a
compromise, which were continue for
some iime, nave at last definitely failed
Jones Rttornevn rnntfn tha ,- 1.
Junction as it stands does not go far
r,l,M," wmii u strengthened to
prevent any garnering of union men
for the DUruOse of rarrvlni nut nnnnst.
ed. plans. The union asserts that the
injunction OnlV forbid h lnlnr nt
things that they have made no attempt
. i! " 'i sriouia De aismissea.
Judge Gantenbeln will nlan mi n
demurrer in the case of Edith Miller
against the city of Portland.
PUBLISHED TODAY.
first" Time that the Thompson Indorse
ments rind Their Way Into Vrint.
"It affords me nlMmira tn
mrougn me columns or The Journal
that I am much better prepared to cor
rect bad cases of impaired vision than
I was before I took a course in the
hospitals of Europe," said R. A. Thomp
son, the optician, when seen In his of
fices on the second floor of the new
Corbett building, at Morrison and Fifth
streets.
R. A. Thompson was in business for
years in the Young Men's Christian As
sociation building after which he spent
some time in Europe. Since his return
he has been accorded the most flatter
ing attention. Some idea of the success
he met with can be appreciated by read
ing the credentials he has received from
other lands which appear on an outside
page of today's Journal. These are said
ty be the strongest indorsements that
any optician can have.
"The number of cases of impaired
vision is probably not so large in this
section of the union as In the eastern
states or in European countries," con
tinued Mr. Thompson. "In the densely
fiopulated centers where more artificial
lght is used, one would naturally expeot
to find more eye troubles. The one
thing for which the people may feel
grateful is that scientific research has
Drovided more suitable remedies and
means for correcting the troubles of the
eye than were obtainable heretofore.
The advancement has been especially
noticeable In the big cities of Europe,
where the great specialists live. After
I learned what they have for the ln
nufrlnr nrofesslonal man I returned
to Portland and propose to make it my
r.rmnrent knm. There's no place like
the Rose City."
Free Deafness Core.
A remarkable offer by one of the
leading ear specialists In this country,
who will send two months' medicine
free to prove his ability to cure Deaf
ness. Head Ache. Head Noises ana
Catarrh. Address Dr. O. M. Branaman,
1S86 Walnut st., Kansas City, Mo.
The Christmas Ring
To Be Right It Must Be a
DIAMOND
It Need Not Cost a Fortune. These Diamonds Are Large
Enough.
BEAUTIFUL -KARAT DIAMOND Brilliant white and
perfect cut, set in 14-karat Tiffany gold 0 OC
setting.'. . . . ; 0)D
FJNE PERFECT WHITE STONE -karat, very brilliant,
set in 14-karat gold, Tiffany $CA
mounting , bDU
PERFECT -KARAT FINE DIAMOND White and very
brilliant, set in 14-karat gold Tiffany 7C
mounting 2)(d
When-you are told at other stores that "it is just as good as
you can get at Leffert's," be on your guard. We guar
antee every statement made in our advertising.
JEWELERS IFFFFDTS 272 Washington
OPTICIANS LLrrCKl J St. Near Fnurth
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the Dental Ota!
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HAMBURGER'S!
Portland's Newest, Biggest and Best Popular Priced
I MILLINERY5T0RE
145-147 Second St., Bet. Alder and Morrison
New Hats Continuously Coming In
Assortments Always Complete
This week we feature a special line of small jaunty Suit Hats in
navy blue, black and brown, trimmed vith wings, breasts, etc.;
high-class in every particular, at, only f 4.95.
Another lot of large droop shapes trimmed with feather collars,
a most stylish pretty hat and a genuine $5 value at f 2.95.
New assortment of Trimmed Hats at $1.95.
Ready-to-wear Hats, 75. New line of Veilings.
Special attention given to retrimming.
NOR A HIGH DENTAL BILL." AT THE
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Electro Painless Dental Parlors
30354 WASHINGTON STREET, CORNER FIFTH
CURES RHEUMATISM
Holden's
Rheumatic
Cure
Far bottle. ftr .
aar xxttesitaxi bxicbdt rom.
RHEUMATISM
xv its slutt roans.
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Sciatica
Neuralgia
Nervousness
Bleeplessness
Nervous Headaches
Neuralglo Headaches
Nervous Dyspepsis
Nervous Affections
TRADE SUPPLIED BT
A.W.Allen & Co.
Wholesale and Retail Drurgista
16th Marshall Sb., Portland, Or-
PACIFIC COAST AGENT
IV J
C Per
Ton
GOAL
For Range or Farnace
Washed and Screened No Soot No Dirt
F. B. JONES & CO.
EAST 7 ?BOTH PHONES B 1771
Pare Beautiful Jade Jewelry
'.lA BOold Bracelets and 8ls
" -.S I nt Ring s of all deaerlp-
m American names en
graved with tne three
cardinal Chinese charac
ters, via. Q lory. Pros-
Serity and Longevity,
ha r rs 'reasonable and
orders of any design
promptly executed and
sent prepaid to any part
of the U. B. The Skilled
Ctiinese Jeweler. OOK BAWp U;
ay To Chong. Mngr. Ill Alder street.
Machinery, Safes
sod Merchandise
Moved & Stored
DRAYAGE
STORAGE
TRACKAGE
Phon. CLAY t. MORSE ?SSL,
4th & DAVIS 13th & H0Y1
FIELD
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Expert Watchmaker
Twentv-seven years with Dneber
Hampton watch factory. High grade
railroad watches a specialty. I also
handle a full line or uueor jriampion
watches, direct from factory at factory
firices. The only union maae wmicn on
he market." 1&H Third street, room B.
FOR WOMEN ONLY
rr. Sanderson's Compound
Bavin and Cotton Root Pills,
the best and only reliable rm
edr for miiU TOC
SX.BS AWO XJSOV&AJU
Tias. Cure the most obsti
nate cases in 8 to 10 days. Price tt per
box. or S for 15; mailed in plain wrap
per. Address T. J. PIERCE, 211 Allsky
bldg., 2(5 Morrison at. Portland. Or.
WILHOITMIiNERALWATER
PAUL LABBB. Phones A-IU9, Main 447
4 lbbe-Bldg cor. io and waaningtoa.
SPEND THE WINTER AT
DEL MONTE
CALIFORNIA
The Paradise of the Pacific; 125
Miles South of San Francisco.
Afford .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-
tie E2. WARNER, Manager
Flemish and Oak Finish
S1.40 PER GALLON
Liquid Wood Filler
S1.2S PER GALLON
Portland Sash & Door Co.
SSO ntOXT ST. , POBTXAJTS, OaV
Yin Kin Lnn
Chinese 'Restaurant:
Chop euey snd noodles, i Chinese . and
American cook. Merchant's lunch 2 So.
Open day end night.
ei-esu aroBTjt rovmric sthsst.
Comer BrereU, - Borne fhoae, A-S763
Full set, that fit 95.00
Gold Crowns, 22k... $3. 50
Bridge Teeth, 22k... $3.50
Gold Fillings $1.00
Silver Fillings ..50a
WHY PAY MORE?
If you are nervous or have
heart trouble, the Electro
Painless System will do the
work when others fail.
All Work Warranted
Years.
Ten
Bank; references. Open evenings and Sundays. Lady attendant.
! Electro Dental Parlors
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B Corner Fifth and Washington, Across From Perkins Hotel
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Talking Machine Records l
Cut Nearly In Half f
A vast assortment of strictly brand ntw disc records for all makes
of talking machines retailed regularly at SOe the world over, will be A
offered tomorow at nearly half or tia each (not more than six records
to each customer). All that is best in band and operatlo selections,
vocal and Instrumental numbers, etc., etc. are Included In this unpre-
cedented offer. Here's a fine chanoe to get a splendid assortment of new
records at little expense. Come the first thing.
To call particular attention to our splenlid Talking Machine depart.
ment (acknowledged the finest and most modernly equipped in the west)
we will offer a limited number of high-grade Talking; Machines at
drastic reductions. All are strictly brand nsw, very latest styles, tapering 4
arm, etc j
The reg. $25 Talking Machines t
and 6 records, only. . . .$19.75 X
The reg. $40 Talking Machines
and 6 records, only. . , .$24.90
The reg. $85 Talking Machines i
and 6 records, only. . . .$49.25
AH fully guaranteed. No machines ' will X
be sold to dealers " at these prices and
only one to each customer. , This Is post.
tlve. Pay cash or easy payments. Vt
reserve the right to withdraw this Offer.,,
just as soon as uie certain nvmoer 01
machines are sold. Arrange to come right
away.
GRAVES MUSIC CO., Ill Fourth Street
The Largest and Finest Music Emporium in the West
Tomorrow Is Washday
AVOID ITS TROUBLES
by sending to the.
Union Laundry Co.
WHERE LINEN LASTS
Family Washing
Rough Dry By the Piece lcUp
v CALL MAIN 398 ORA-1123 -LACE
CURTAINS THIRTY CENTS PER PAIR
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Qaremont Tavern
A e harming plaee ts
spand the evening. All
the delicacies f the
season, prepared ty a
chef "who knows how."
Excellent service.
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