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Newspaper Page Text:7 THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAU V PORTLAND. WEDNESDAY EVENINO, NOVEMBER 18, 1908. Town Topics TONIGHT'S AMVSEMENT3 : i 'V.'l'''1 " ' " , W-f'tisl'K t1-' - Bungalow V. ..., 'The Man on the Box" Baker. ...."Little Johnny Jones 8 tar -,t.i .,;'Too Proud to Beg" Lyric .....,.....,i."A HodUiui Girl" Orpheiim Vaudeville Pantages Vaudeville Grand ... . Vaudvtil Esther Lewis. 14-year:old claimant to the uncertain Trinity estate or - new xorK Oil J, was piacea in u ore i ut Boys' and Girls' Aid society yesterday afternoon by Judge Cantenbein after an Investigation in the , Juvenile court. Neighbors had complained that the girl was ill-treated at home. Bhe has been living with her father, E. J. Lewis, and her stepmother, formerly Mrs. Rose Smith, at 62 Clackamas street, in Bell wood. The girl's alleged claim to the Trinity estate comes through her mother, who was Miss Emma Arland. The estate is valued at (100,000,000, lying in the heart of New York, and the struggle of the alleged heirs to pos sess it has gone forward many years without success. . ' Fifteen thousand dollars with which to" build a new church is the goal of the members of the First UnlversaJlst church in a campaign Inaugurated this afternoon. Not all of the $15,000 will have to be raised, for through the ef forts of. Rev. J. D. Corby, pastor of the church, the general convention of the Universallsts of the United States last summer made a donation of 15,000. while the property upon which the little church now stands is worth at least' Z,600. The site for the new church has not been definitely decided on, but It is thought that a site can be purchased near the present site of the church. At St. Stephen's church fair now being held In the new' parish hall. East Forty-second and East Taylor streets, Ed J. Qullllnan will be heard in several select readings Thursday evening. He will be assisted by Miss Nellie Troy, Miss Lena Harwas, Miss Hablcost and W. Coughlan. Charles Merrick's Arabs, a recent importation, will be seen, in lofty tumbling and gun splnnlng. The fair will continue for the balance of the week. Fire broke out in the frame building occupied by the Roystou Manufactur ing company at 228 Sixth street, last night but was quickly extinguished by the prompt action of the fire depart ment The blase was first seen on the roof, , but the oause Is unknown. The damage will be about $100. Purity Hcuor Co., Thursday special, 11.60 grade white or red Port, Angel ica, Tokay, Madeira, Muscat and Su perior claret fl.00 per gallon; Ell wood our food whisker, regular 14 at It per gallons California Muscat brandy, reg ular it at ss. rnone uasi a-isat. Free delivery. 308 East Morrison. Benefit concert for St. Agnes' Baby Home under auspices of Ladles' Aid so ciety of the cathedral, Friday night. No vemoer SO, at Helllg theatre, by Lakme quartot Tickets 60c, for sale at Ellers rUtiO House, Sherman, -Clay & Co., Meier A Frank's and Graves' music store. Plain talk Dollar's, 191 Morrison, saves you Just $1 on every pair of men's and women's shoes purchased here. Ladles swell shoes, button and lace, in Napoleons, all leathers, tl less than elsewhere. Men's dress and wet weather shoes at tl less; all styles and leathers. A. Rosenheim, who was a prominent business man of Portland In the early '70s, died recently at San Francisco, at the age of 80 years. Mrs. Simon Har ris is his daughter. Mr. Rosenheim wai a member of the city council and of "the Oregon legislature during his resi dence in Portland. ' Watklns' Tennessee Jubilee Singers will give a concert at the Presbyterian clmrrh In Sellwood tonight. There are 'elftht singers in the company and all have had special training in 'music. They arc graduates of southern colleges and universities and siriK old plantation songs in slave costume as only negroes can alnK them. Vlr Singh and over 30 other Hindus who swung the grub ax in clearing a tract of land last July and- August have bcRiin suit In the circuit court against Gforne W. McCoy for $970 alleged to be due as wages. The land was In Hood Klver county. All our Havlland china, Japanese ware and dinner sets one-half off. Hand painted china, cut glass, art ware sets from 25 to 60 per cent discount Prises for card parties that are new and up to date. Elite China & Glass Co., 362 Morrison street. Open until 7:30 p. m. The Thompson school circle of the Home Training association will meet at the Thompson school tomorrow after noon at 3 o'clock. Mrs. Allen Gilbert will exhibit snd explain a set of charts Illustrating child development. Football football ootball Oregon ve. O. A. C Saturday, November 21, 2:30 p. m. Multnomah Field. AH residents of Woodstock are asked to bepresent at a special meeting of the Woodstock Push club to be neld Friday night. At this meeting It Is intended that a means of securing- Bull Run water be provided. J. H. Kl os term an. has begun suit in the circuit court against the Butternut Bread oompanv for $864, alleging that this sum is due for flour purchased from turn by the defendant, but not paid for. The Tuesday Afternoon club met yes terday with Mrs. A. W. Clark. 700 Northrup street. Roll call was re sponded to with assigned quotations, all treating of the character of Dickens' works. Mrs. W. J. Vincent, read a paper on the "Satire of Dickens' Writ ings." A story of "The Tale of Two cities- was given By Mrs. Buger. POWER TO OUST GMI THE MB Charter Commission Gives Him Eight to Bemove Commissioners. "I am not afraid of soap. 1 have nrrer found that it inv jured my skin. I wash my face with Ivory Soap and hot water every night and morn ing. .At night I apply cold cream, rubbing it well into my face and neck and leaving it on over night. In this way, it is absorbed into the skin " This is the method of caring for her complex ion which is followed by "Iowa's most beautiful woman. : Ivory Doap 996 Per Cent. Pure ltt the new city charter now being drafted by a special commission is approved by the people, Portland's civil service system will be -the model In the future. The only important change is that the mayor will be vested with the power' of removing the commission ers and the mayor and council with filling the vacancies thus caused. The charter commission worked until a late hour last night and then adjourned to meet again Friday night Hereafter until the charter has been completed probably two meetings a week will be held. . Elections, it was decided, are to be held after the' same plan upon which they are conducted now. The propor tionate representation Idea advanced by Dr. C. H. Chapman was discussed briefly but discarded for the one adopt ed. In speaking for the new method of electing councllmen Dr. Chapman said: Would Make Elections rail. "There are to be six councllmen and each political faction In the city that has one-sixth of the voting strength of the community ought in all fairness to be allowed to pool their interests and elect one representative. This Is the plan of proportionate representation. Its object is to secure a measureable de gree of fairness in 'City elections, some thing which has never yet been secured in this country. It is a mistake, gen tlemen, for you to exclude this subject from further consideration." By a unanimous vote the commission made the term of office for the mayor and councllmen four years except at the first election, when three of the councllmen will be elected for only two years. Elections are to be held every two years thereafter. This provides Tor three holdover councllmen and is meant to prevent the possibility of an en tirely new council being elected at one time, thus checking progress by putting in a number of men wholly unfamiliar with the policies and plans of the city. Oearin 3bea4s right. Senator Oearin led the fight against the civil service plan suggested by the committee on civil service. The senator declared that he was in favor of a com mission appointed by the mayor and oouncll and subject to removal. He also wanted the heads of departments to have the right to remove employes with out assigning any reasons therefor and to shut off the privilege of appeal by discharged employes except in cases where polltlos or religion had been as signed as a reason for dismissal. Senator Oearin introduced a resolution to this effect which was carried by one vote. One of the members, C. M. Ryner son, afterwards said be had voted un der a misapprehension and asked for a reconsideration. The commission then voted to retain the right of appeal when employes had been discharged "for the good of the service." J. F. Logan's amendment to the report of the civil service committee was adapted. This makes it necessary for an appeal to be flleu with the commission within five days after a dismissal. wirTfIlsTh CURIOUS CROWD While a crowd which had stopped to look at a fallen electric power wire at Fourth and Yamhill streets was directly beneath It yesterday afternoon, a second wire broke, and it wa only by an appar ent miracle that no one suffered. The second wire fell half way between Yamhill and Taylor streets, and the slack dragsed the wire nearly to the pole at the corner of Taylor. One woman who was crossing the street with an umbrella over her head was totally unaware of her danger until the wire in falling touched her umbrella, and a score of men shouted a warning;. A Wells Fargo company express wagon was just rounding the corner, and the vagrant wire touched the top of the wagon. As the looee wire was dragged along the sidewalk by its own weight there was a general scurrying to get out of the way, and a dozen people Jumped over the writhing current laden strand. general discussion on the question "Was the Noble Self-sacrifice of Sydney Car ton within the range of Human Gen erosity?" was led by Mesdames Miles. Glims and Batison. The club win meet next week with Mrs. L. M. Miles, 837 Eugene street. Title Guarantee, Oregon Trust ao counts and German-American certifi cates bought at the highest cash price; also Home Telephone bonds. Cohn Bros., 180 First street, corner Yamhill. Football Football Football Oregon vs. O. A. - ... TvT , DBlUlVftJ, 1' UTCIIHJT I AJ, . Multnomah Field. O. 2:30 IK Meet me at the fair in the Church of Good Tidings, East Eighth and Couch, Wednesday, Thursday and Fri day afternoon and evenings. Fine mu sic, choice goods. Wanted All men to know that all ! our patent leather shoes are guaran teed. Korrect Shape Shoe store, 3 St Morrison street, near Fifth. Steamer Jessie Harklna, for Camas, Washougal and way landings, dally ex cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street dock at I p. m. Dr. Clara Macfarlane, osteopathic Ehyglcian, is now at 313 Swetland ulldlng. Dr. John T. Tpwnley has returned to the city. 800-801 Marquam. A-8424. Order you Thanksgiving suit Norgard & Noes, tailors, 169 4th, near Morrison. Dr. H. A. Bturdevant, dentist 70 Swetland building. Main (944; A-4S31. i Woman's Exchange, 138 Tenth street lunch 11 :30 to 2; business men's lunch. , D. Chambers A Bon., opticians. III Morrison street oorner of Sixth, HP TO KILL TUBERCULOSIS Congress of Mothers Will Aid in Stamping Out the White Plague. At the meeting; of the state Congress of Mothers held yesterday afternoon a resolution was adopted to aid the State Association for the Prevention of Tu berculosis In any way that that asso ciation might direct The klndergarten-ln-schoola project was brought up and discussed, but no formal action taken. It is probable that the State Congress of Mothers will cooperate with the Froebel society in uui;ui.nng a petition among taxpayers. As it la neceaaarv In hn vs. a Ann mltrna. tures it will be a large task and necessi tate no smalt amount of work. If the required number or signatures Is ob tained the petition will be recommended by the board of education and will then be given a place on the regular ballot at the school election next June, AT THE THEATRES "The Man on the Box." Max Flgman's great success, "The ' n ma ngi, is piaying to capac ity at the Bungalow this week, where it Is being presented by the Baker stock company. This is its first production at popular prices. It la essentially a comedy, though here and there are scenes that take on -a deep dramatic hua "Little Johnny Jones." How it Is possible for Manager Baker to secure an attraction of the slse and merit of "Little Johnny Jones," which is packing Baker theatre this week at popular prices, is a wonder to everyone who has seen It A Joyous Program. The vaudeville patron that can't enjoy the Pantages entertainment this week requires the services of a physician at once. The bill consists of one of the best aggregations of advanced vaude ville artists ever booked on a western vaudeville circuit The Austin brothers' act is a cyclone of fun. Seat Sale for PoweU Trio. Mall- orders are now belne- received from both In and out of town for the grand concert recital given at the ruing meaire next Wednesday night, Thanksgiving eve. bv the famous Maud Powell trio. This trio oonsists of the worm s greatest woman violinist Maud Powell, together with the world's great est woman 'cellist and the distinguished English planlste, Anne Ford. The regu lar dox on ice saie opens next Saturday. man oruers laxe precedence. Max Figman Next Sunday Night. Beginning next Sunday night Novem ber 22, and continuing the following two nights, the attraction at the Heillg theatre will be the favorite comedian. Max Flgman, in his latest success, "The Substitute." Seat sale opens next Fri day. Orpheum Bissett & Scott. Btssett A Scott, two exceedingly eiever dancers, are delighting the patrons of the Orpheum this week. Their time Is precision Itself, their movements are graceful, and they are doing oddities in steps that have never been seen here before. Marionettes a nit. Madam Kesselys marionettes from Paris are one. of the hits of the bill at the Grand- this week. They give a full performance on a mlnature stage In a lifelike manner. Grace Passmore Is one of the pleasing features and the Musical McLarens nave an act which contains a little of everything. "We Are King" Coming. . Week commencing Sunday matinee, November 22, Edmund Carroll will ap pear at the Star theatre In,. "We Are King," Walker Whiteside's greaeset com edy success. In Edmund Carroll the patrons of the Star will find an artist who will entertain and please them. "Too Prond to Beg" at the Star. Of the melodramas that have visited this city the present season, none can compare with Lincoln J. Carter's "Too Proud to Beg." which 1 the attraction at the Star this week. The play Is said to -embody in every detail the true con ception or melodrama requirements. CURES RHEUMATISM Bolden's Rheumatic Cure Per bottle. Per bonis. AH XirTXBBAI. 3UB3CBBT TOM. RHEUMATISM or rra MAinr roixs. m Sciatica Neuralgia Nervousness Sleeplessness Nervous Headaches Neuralgic Headaches Nervous Dyspepsia Nervous Affections TRADE SUPPLIED BY A.W.Allen&Co. Wholesale and Retail Drugglsta 16th & Marsha!! Sts., Portland, Or- PACIFIC COAST AGENTS. nv V) AN IRRESISTIBLE SALE OF o rl Hundreds of choice Persian Rags, carefully selected by a member of the firm who has been in Turkey for the last six months, are offered at REMARKABLY LOW PRICES Which will set the town agog. Conditions in Constantinople for the last few months are such as might have been met in a border state during the civil war. THE THRONE OF THE SULTAN TOTTERED and there was a feeling that it were best to turn ef fects into money in case the worst occurred. Even those who were not equally fright ened, but equally prudent, thought money was the ever-present help. So, while Mr. George Atiyeh was there gathering fine rugs for regular business, he .obtained them at PRICES THAT WILL PUZZLE THE TRADE, and has purchased heavily. OUR STORE is crowded now with these rich floor coverings, and shoppers of discernment are taking advantage of this sale, and as every purchaser spreads the money - saving news, we expect twice the volume of sales during the present week as last. It is both wise and prudent to call early and make your selections. ATiVEH BROS. THE LARGEST EXCLUSIVE RUG IMPORTERS in the WHOLE NORTHWEST WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 394 WASHINGTON STREET W, A. Wise and associates, , painless dentists. Third and Washington. Dr. Haynes, optician, near Fifth. tOS Salmon, ; Dr. Haynes, optlolaa, 108 Salmon. Berger, sl-m. 284 TamhilL Main S91. Journal want ada. lo a word. "Puritana." Ask grocer. 6 F. W. Baltes and Company invite your inquiries for PRINTING Plumes Main 165 Horn A 116S First oiid Oak Guaranteed Boys' Shoes CTH fid IF THE "IQ-JI I the Uppers We v J TWO STORES GOODYEAR CO. Incorporated Cor. Fourth and Yamhill, Y. M. C. A. 88 Third St., Opp. Chamber Commerce Why Sexine Pills Do. Sexlns Pills' cures nervousness and weakness because thev are the strongest ionic on sarin. i a aox, 0 lor Ik, Wltn a-uarantee for all forma, of nerve weak ness for men or women. Addreaa o call The J. A. Clemenson Drug; Co., cor ner cecona ana xamnui streets. Fort land, Or., the store that sells "Rum and Pine," the best cough cure. . - - - Tomorrow and Frldair. noaitlml tl last days for discount on East Side gas AAA A A A AAAA A A AAA A A A A A AAA J J Q. P. Rummelin & Sons 128 SECOND STREET, BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND ALDER Fine Furs FUR COATS In Persian Lamb, Alaska Sealskin, Mink, Astrakhan, Bearer, Otter, etc Neckwear and Muffs In black Lynx, Alaska Mink, Marten, Sable Fox, Otter, Persian Lamb, etc. if " T STORE OPEN SATURDAY . EVENINGS Established 1870. Highest Cash Price Paid for Raw Furs t..t.t..tt..tT.tttttttttlill)tttMttMtttutttl Dustless Waxine The great sweeping powder, absorbs the dust, cleans the floors, kills the germs, purifies the air and reduces labor. Made in Portland by roBTXiAirs ramc WAsrara oo , Phone E. 599. Cor. 9th E. Harrison. tl A Perfumed Luxury tor 1st tiatwv RATHASWEET KICE POWDER 1 1 At Invigorating; as a Bee Bate. At V Vegetable and Aattatpt!cau Pus, II Soften hironai. II aSBaths ). iiin-iiii n tin A Change of Features is often very desirable, eseclally by elderly people. Nothing effects this change better, or gives 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 set of the very best quality. Maybe it's what TOU need. We are thorough dentists of man? 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 sucoess Is due to uniform mgn-graae work at reasonaoie pricea AJCTJKZatXXTB. THEATRE Main UT. A-4Z)t, Tonight All Week Matinee "atnrdey. Baker Btock Company in "TJLM XAJT OJT TKM aOX." First time at popular prices. Evening I6c IBc, &0c; matinee. 16c 25c. Mesa week - Strong seari." BAKER THEATRE Phones Main t, A-SSJ0. Oregon Theatre Co. (Ino.) Lessee. Geo. L. Baker, Oen. Manager. Oet your seats early for all this week, Geo. M. Cohan's gratest success, "uttt.:b roxmrr joh-esv No need to say more. Evening prices 26o to 11; matinee Saturday, IBc, 5o Remember the bargain mat. Wednesday, Meat Week "Kip, Kip, Hooray." XAnr , A-109& Mats. Xx. londays aad JCoUdays NIGBTJ ' THEATRE is-2s-so-7Se . Week of Wot. is Pellos Morris; Phan tastlo Phantoms; Angnst Olose; Cartel, lane and Brother; Sogers aad Seelyt Xappy Jack Gardner; Bissett and Scott I Orpheum Orchestra; Pictures. LYRIC THEATRE Seventh and Alder. Commencing Sunday Matinee, Kov, IB. THJB BLTIIAU COMPABT Presents the Western Melodrama, "A MONTANA GIRL" ' Matinees Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday. Saturday. TOE GRAND Vandevllle delnie AJTOTBZEB BIO BtUi war. kbsszxts Marionettes. anrsxcAXi Tie rraousoas eBAoa PAssatoaa Txaaoaujronra 70S xauiuji: rB9 BAtTBBV', aajjTB ascopm. The STAR 2 Matinees Wednesday, Saturday, Sunday. For the entire week of Nov. 15. Lincoln J. Carter's leading melodrama of the day "too raoim to aaa" Matinees at 2:10; every evening at 8:16. Night prices 150, 28o, JBc, BOo; mat. 15c. 25c Beats may be reserved by either phone. Meat weex "We Are King-." ' PANTAGES THEATRE- Advanced Vaudeville; stars of All rational w.t., nxoouA, Lightning character ohange artist, di rect from the Folles d'Bergere, Paris, to the Pantages Circuit of Theatres; changing her costumes and characters 45 times in 18 minutes, SPECIAL ADDED ATTRACTION, Austin Broth ers, presenting "The American Beauties" Matinees dally 150. Two shows at night, Ho and SBc esse TEETH . BTV - Jt . J -Wm m - SaVaWJW PAINLESS EXTRACTION 504 SILVER FILLINGS GOLD FILLINGS . 22K GOLD CROWN GOOD RUBBER PLATE .. ... THE BEST RUBBER PLATES Be up O up 11: 88.00 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 tea years. Chicago Painless Dentists 823 V4 WASS. ST., OOB. 6TB. Phones Main 2880, A-S340. Office hours, 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. Sun days from 9 to 1. Lady attendant. YOURLAWM IS HUNGRY MOW U THE TIME TO FEED IT Hex Sprla It. will Giaddea rear Heart HOLUTO AND B08E9 ALSO BESyOTO TO FB0FE& FE&TlllZATIOHAITUIS 8KABOS Re aeed t Utter wit Stable Befuee THIS is the time of year to apply bone meoL It takes several months for it to dissolve in the soil, so the nutriment goes into your grass next Spring, when' needeLif you apply the bono meal NOW. No other fertilizer is quits so cheap and clean. No weeds in it. Just the thing, applied right now, for roses, holly trees and other shrubs. To meet the Fall demand for this effeotivo fertilizer we have on hand an immense stock. Prioes astonishingly low. we furnish com plete information as to how to ret best re sults for turf and shrubs. ASK FOR FERTILIZER BOOKLET 506 .... Diamond House Paint NO BETTER PAINT MADE. $1.40 Per Gallon ( Uannxaotnred by Portland Sash & Door Co. B90 raovT ST. . rOBTTAjra. OB, WELLINGTON COAL The best bouse coal on the Paclfla Coast Churchley Bros, Bunkers 18th and Marsh!! Sts. Phones Main 881. A-S981. PUR.S! FURS! AT X.OWEST P0B5TBXJI VXXCSS. Remodeling a specialty;' Fur coats-Of all kinds mad to order, . L. SCHUMACHER . IV- ' jrUBJUSB.' : ' 09 aCadlsoa. , Tel. Blkla 661T. A New Departure The cost of Interments has bssa greatly reduced by the Holm an Under taking company. . , , , Heretofore It has been the castors of funeral directors to make charges for all Incidentals connected with a fu neraL The Edward Holman Undertake ing company, the leading funeral dt rectors of Portland, have departed from that custom. When casket is furnished by us we make no extra charges for embalming, hearse te cemetery, outslds box or any services that may bo re quired of us, except elothlng, cemetery and rarrtares, thus effecting a saving of 825 to 871 on each fu neraL , THE EDWARD HOLMAN UNDERTAKING CO. no TZXS9 ST- OOB. SAXMOB. WOMAN A SPECIALTY Mrs. S. IC Chan The well-known Chines physician, with her won derful Chines medicines, the herbs and roots, has cured many sufferers when all other remedies have failed. She cures female chronic private diseases, nervousness, blood poison, rheumatism, asthma, throat, lunar trou bles, stomach, bladder, kidney, consump tion and diseases of all kinds. Rem edies harmless. No operation. Honest treatment. - 4 BXAMUTATTOir nEB, 83H Morrison St Bet. 1st an Jfy "The Success Factory' Wat maiHrfmctarm Olm-omt Emmmmv PiuteimiiGEns slew Primal. BewMeaaalewr4ariMt ada to areas fnoaa aMouususif lew IOC Seatplas .i'yjr l PRINTERS tr Or AD VERTIMlMa Perliswd. Org D2ZAD IBo ; Saaae ! S Taa IfMCTAMAlf MFI lAtttV ra math STaaar DRAY AGE STORAGE TRACKAGE Machinery. Sfe and Merchaadlsa Moved & Stored Ehsm CLAYS. MORSE. 4th 4 DAVIS VaoaaJ Two Warehouses IS I HOT? Al. W. FIELD E Xpert Watchmaker' Twenty-seven . years with Dnebev Hampton watch factory. High grade railroad watches a specialty. I also handle a full line of Dueber Hampton watches, direct from factory at factory pricea The only union mad watoh on the market 165H Third street, room B. Royal House, San frantisco Tonrth aad BToward Sts. All outside rooms, steam beat, hot and cold water. Rates too to 88 per' a. Weekly rates. Cafe. Fourth street ears direct from Third street depot Frona Ferry. Howard street oars direst. F. L. Turpin. proprietor. ;, ,u , , fiebwab Printing Co. I 4 94TW STARK STREE WIlHOlTflllNERALVATt! PATL LBBB. Phone A-81 f, V, !n . 84 Labb bid., eer. lt ) v, , vtup. , uuu i- lurgei. 10 read gas lips. , r-r-: - Spectacles 11 at Idetaaer'a. -- j- f -'r f(U n tit j fifth k th ?' s ' I i i t laisiiaV-