The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, December 06, 1908, Image 43

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Newspaper Page TextTHE , OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL', PORyiAND, SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 8, 1908. , Town Topics ' ' A. A. Lindsay, M. P., author of stan dard psychology ' literature, now con ducting a series of free public lectures upon the "Building. Powers of Mind" and the "Law or Suggestion," Women of Woodcraft hall. has chosen the unique subject, "Pandora's Box" as his special subject .for next - Wednesday night What was left In Pandora's box, rather than what . escaped will be' the subject of- Dr. Lindsay's psychological discussion. The psychological value of hope in human affairs can best be ap- Ellert through seienuric Knowledge. ; ur. indsay has been lecturing In Portland every ween xor more man a year, Friday evening, December, 11, will be the 18th birthday of Webfoot Camp, No. 6C, W. O. "WV This camp numbers near ly 1300 members. maKing it lareest on the coast. All classes of men from our governor down to the manual - laborer are represented ana welded together in a fraternal spirit, a magniricent can met will be spread Friday evening at Woodman of world Temple, 128 11th street. All Woodmen of the World are cordla ly Invited to Drocure their lnvl tatlons at the clerk's office, Blxth and Alder streets, southeast corner. The SpanlHli war veterans' minstrels will , appear at the Helltg theatre two nights, December 18 and 19, In a great show, for the benefit of the Scout Young camp, sick aijd relief fund. The performance will bo the result of two months' hard work in rehearsing and those who have witnessed rehearsals Say the show will be one of the best amateur affairs ever given In the city. There will be a rehearsal for all tak ing part at the Armory tomorrow even ing when the details will be gone over. The home of Mrs. Mary Vyse, at Ingleside, about two miles east of Montavllla, was destroyed by fire about 10 o'clock yesterday morning. Mrs. Vyse had ' had a temporary cottage built while a larger ami better home was being constructed and this tem porary dwelling caught fire from an overheated stove pipe, burning before a particle of the furniture, could be saved. Mrs. Vyse's loss will bo about f 500. There was no Insurance. END OF FLAT BUTE Oil II Lands to Be Appraised Here-after-Eeceipts Will Be ; Increased. . BER Plant Sibsou's Roses Being hardily grown in the open field, roses from the Sihson Rose Nurseries ran be plant ed to advantage whenever the ground is not frozen or too wet. Sanson's rones are famous for reliability and quality. Plant now for next summer bloom. Office and nurseries, 1180 MHwaukie avenue. Phone Sellwood 950. Embossed stationery makes an Ideal, sensible present, and the -exclusive de signs which GUI's are now showing make the most Inexpensive, yet appro priate gift you can give. The special announcement on the society page of this paper Is well worth perusing. The J. K. Gill Co., Third and Alder streets. An Interesting window display of sur vevlnir Instruments and architects' sup plies at Gill's Is attracting considerable attention. jne reason ror in is unusu; Interest mav bo attributed to th-frfi that those goods make a most ideal and sensible present for "him" the engineer or architect. Save the Disrount Rend check or pay at office on or before the tenth to Save the discount on December bills for the Automatic Telephone. Home phone your long-distance calls to Tacoma. Seattle and way points. Home Telephone com puny, corner of Park and ' Burhsido streets. The Catholic Woman's lengtffc will pre sent a nniHlcal program at ah "at home" at the Catholic Young Women's home, Sixteenth and Couch streets, today at 3 o'clock. All Interested are Invited. A message of love, affection, good will or friendship is conveyed best in a book. Why not give books for Christmas (ill's have the best stock to choose from. Have you read their announce ment In this Issue? Otto Herse, tenor, who sings at the Lutheran church, West Park and Jeffer son streets, Decern Ivor 8. will teach vocal music in Portland. Applications will be receive by letter this week. Ad dress 414 Vi Jefferson street. This will remind you that now It the time to have your hair mattresses renovated and returned the same day. Phone Main 474. The Portland Curled Hair Factory. H. Metzger, proprietor I'm it on walnut culture In Oregon; gel free booklet before buying walnut lands. T. Wlthycombe, 609 Commercial block, Portland, Or. Under the new ruling Of the depart ment of the Interior with reference to the timber lanos in Alaska, which ter ritory is under the Jurisdiction of the Portland office of which louis m uia vis Is at the head, the government re. celpts will be added to approximately 1100,000 each year or more. This is of particular Importance and is timely, ow. mar to the recent order of Secretary Gar field that all timber lands In the states should be appraised, instead of being disposed or at iz.eu an acre as nas heretofore been the custom. Rules and regulations for the sale and use of timber upon the unreserved public lands in the district of Alaska, In part, are as follows: Timber upon the public lands in Alas ka will be sold only in such quantities as are actually needed and will be used from year to year in the district of Alaska and not . for export . therefrom. Applicants to purchase must file with the receiver of the United States land office for the district wherein the lands to be cut over are situated, a petition subscribed and under oath, setting forth (a) the name or names, postofflce ad dress, residence and business occupa tion of the petitioners who apply to gurchase timber; (b) the amount. In oard feet or other proper unit of measurement, of timber it is desired to purchase; (c) the place in Alaska where such timber is to be used, and the proposed use; (d) the necessity for taking said timber, and that the use contemplated will consume the whole thereof within 13 months from the date of authorization to cut; (e) a descrip tion, by reference to survey, or other natural boundaries, and courses and dis tances, of the vacant, unoccupied, non reserved Alaska publlo lands from which It is proposed to cut, sufficient to prop erly Identify such land; (f a statement that the petitioners will pay a rea sonable stumpage for said timber or for the appraisal thereof, and that there Is to said petition attached a draft or postofflce money order payable to the above receiver e the local land office In the sum of $50, as an evidence of good faith, to be applied to the pur chase price of said timber, or its ap praisal cost if purchase Is not made; (g ), that no trees will be cut under said petition other than those of the size, kind and maturity or In excess of the total amount which shall be designated by the person making the appraisal for the government; that each tree cut will be used to a diameter In the top speci fied by the parson making the appraisal, or to a smaller diameter; that all lops, tops and necessarily cut underbrush made in .teRlrni said timber will be piled In smaJT compalH piles or otherwise dis pojserf or as required by the person mak ing the appraisal. In a manner to Dre- , ""X'rig the appraisal. In a man vent danger of forest fires. i V,U Persons designated in thi na designated In the last sen tence of section U, act of May 14. 1898, may take. In amount, not exceeding $50 In value In any one calendar year, free of charge and without application or previous permit, timber for their own actual needs for firewood, fencing, build ings, mining, prospecting, or other do mestic purpose, but not for sale, or use by others. Where such persons are un able to take such timber In person, they may employ a servant or agent to cut and deliver the timber so taken. No person, servant, or agent shall In -anv calendar yeir take hereunder, either for himself, or as agent for another or oth ers, timber of the stumpage value of more than J50. Attention Is directed to the fact that the law extends the fore going free use of timber to settlers. residents, individual miners and pros pectors only, and not to associations and corporations. FATALITY III FIGURE THREE Numeral Appears in Date of ; Birth and Death, of Many Actors. , dence of Mrs. H. Duff. 1S5 Vorti, Twenty-second street. Wednesday after noon una evening, au southerners are invitea. F E. Beach &. Co., the Pioneer Paint company, window glass and glazing. Phone Main 1334. A-1334. J 10 made. See windows. Korear.l A Noce, tailors, 169 Fourth street, near ivxori isun. Dr. J. D. Sternberg has moved to Corbett building, Fifth and Morrison. 110 made. See windows NorgaM A Noce, tailors, 169 4th, near Morrison. Title Guarantee, Oregon Trust nc counts and German-American certlfl catcs bought at the highest cash price; also Home Teiepnone bonds, conn Bros., 180 First street, corner Yamhill. Meet me at the electric fountain In the Perkins grill and listen to our Ha waiian symphony orchestra at 12 o'clock lunch, 6 o'clock dinner and after the theatre. Unquestionably the easiest, most pleasant and Inexpensive way to solve the "gift problem" is to visit Gill's, where an endless variety of holiday of ferings await your coming. Kelly's Family liquor Store, Park and Morrison. High grade wines and liquors. One price to all. Free delivery. Tel. Main 28. Home, A-2802. Davis & Kllburn of 249 Morrison street, carry a very attractive line of holiday goods, books and stationery Just what you want for Christmas. Books are best for Christmas gifts. There Is a book for you to give, and you'll enjov looking for it at Gill's, Third and Alder streets. Exclusive designs in artistic Christ mas cards, inspiration mottoes, scrip tural text cards. Moffetl's, 111 Sixth, near Washington street. Steamer Jessie Hark ins, for Camas, Washougal and way landings, daily ex cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street dock at 2 p. m. H. M.- Cake has been called to Salt Iake In connection with legal business. He expects to return Friday, Decem ber 11. The Daughters of the Confederacy will hold their annual bazaar for the benefit of the Ross fund at the rest- JEWELRY FOR EVERYONE and every one for Jewelry. All the last week Heitkemper's store has been crowded with eager Christmas shoppers. Here every thing is arranged to facilitate quick and easy selection, whether you are looking for a flawless diamond, a watch, or "an indefi nite something suitable for "Him" or "Her," Heitkemper- has' just the one gift most ' appropriate. Old jewelry taken as part pay ment for new. HEITKEMPER'S JEWELRY STORE Lowest Priced jewelry House for - Fine Goods 286 MORRISON STREET Agents for Kabo corsets and May Manton patterns. 16th and Marshall. Take your wife and sweethearts to the Perkins grill for Sunday dinner. W. A. Wise and Vssoclates, painless dentists. Third and Washington. D. Chambers & Son, opticians, 121 Morrison, cor. Sixth, are the best Renew magazine subscriptions at Gill's. Dr. Hynes, optician, Salmon near Eth. Berger, signs. 284 Yamhill. M. 9891. Journal want ads. lc a word. Gill's, "the ideal gift store." "Purltana." Ask grocer. WItiGRE TO DINE. Chicken dinner with ice cream, 50 cents. Empire restaurant, 192 Third. A special 50c chicken dinner today at Hall's restaurant, 330 Wash. st. Brandes' Grill. 103 Sixth," serves an elegant 60o French dinner all day, HASSAM PAVEMENT Proceedings of the City CounoU Brought Into Question. Portland, Or., Dec. 4. Editor of The Journal There are streets and streets and pavements and pavements, but the thing that Is interesting the -property owners in Portland at the present time Is which street Is he located on and what pavement are they going to give him. Under the present ruling of the city counoll, I am Informed that one fifth of the property Is sufficient justifica tion for the council to order pavement put down for the other four fifths. Now, I have this to say, that after a careful Investigation of the differ ent kinds of pavement we use In our city, that so far as durability is con cerned, the Hassam pavement is un doubtedly the best and if property owners In general should watch the proceedings of our city council more closely, they would observe that so far this company is getting a little bit the worst of it Just why, I am not prepared to eear. but presumably be cause they are newcomers in the local paving world and are obliged to cross swords with the older companies that have blaied a trail and have traveled a beaten path for many years. What the outcome wilise. I as a pri vate citixen, await with interest In front of my residence 1 have the Hassam pavement and consider it sat isfactory in every respect and as above stated, from the best information Z can obtain from eastern cities it is not only the most durable, but the most sanitary and pleasing to the - eye. Wo live in an age that future generations will designate as the concrete age and in my humble opinion, the street in front of my- present residence will be used by the members of that, genera tion with the same satisfaction It gives me now T I am sending this letter in the hone .that, other property owners may In vestigate me merits- oi tne different street pavements before " lending thetr support to any particular one. feelinar confident they will arrive at the same conclusion that l nave, tnat tne Hassam Is the best, - Respectfully. . I- K. V. HITrilCOClf. a , (09 Clackamas street, city. "It is arather' singular coincidence that the numeral '3'' should be almost universally in evidence In recording the birth or death of 'the world's greatest players,", said Wallace Munro, manager of Louts James, who is at the Portland, arranging for the presentation of Ib sen's "Peer Gynt." at the Ileillg The atre for Christmas week. "For Instance," he continued, "com mencing with the immortal bard. Shakespeare; he was born and died upon the same dw of the month, April 23. That favorite of kings and lovable of actresses, Nance Oldfleld. had an abund ance of 8s in her records, as she was born October 3, 1683, and died October 23. 1730. while her talented successor for courtly favors and professional dis tinction, the dainty Fanny Burton, was born 1737. "The great Mme. Rachel died Janu ary 3, and America's greatest traged ienne, Charlotte Cushman, was born juiy &a. j ii uohuuiui aaran maaons died May 31. 1831. Edwin Booth was born with a trinity of 8s, November 14 1833, and died in 1893: and strange to chronicle that great triumvirate of Ro-r man delineators. Edwin Booth. B. L. Davenport and John MoCullough, were all born upon the same day of the month, November 13. Ixmls James, my illustrious star, was born October 8. Another great actor with a trinity of 3s was the famous W. C. Macready. who was born April 8, 1793, and died April 27. 1873. . "Edmund Kean died in 1883; John P. Kemble died in 1823; the elder Charles Matthews died" in 1836. and Junius Brutus Booth died November 30. Th dashing Charles Fechter and the hand some Lester Wallack were both born with 3s Fechter October 23, Wallack December 31. W. J. Florence first saw light in 1831. and the great Mme.Janau schek In 1830. Lawrence Barrett was born In 1838 and died in his 63d year. Popular Charles R. Thorne died in 1883 In his 43d year, and the genial John T. Raymond was born in 1836, but died In the 84 th year of his career as an actor. "Edwin Adams was another American favorite who was born with a 3 1834 Also that nestor of the drama. Augustln Daly, 1838. John Sleeper Clarke came into existence in 1834, and death over took the delightful J. B. Buckstone Oc tober 31: T. W. Robertson, February 8, and William Brough. March 13. That great actor, profound scholar and ex cellent gentleman, Sir Henry Irving, was called upon to enter 'that undiscov ered country from whose bourne no traveler returns' on October 13. and by a fateful singularity he Is the thirteenth member or the theatrical proression en tombed In Westminster Abby, the hal lowed spot where Britain rests her sa cred and honored dead. "Richard.Mansfield crossed the divide on August 30. and Henrlk Ibsen, author of 'Peer Oynt,' answered the last call May 30. Genial Pete Dalley passed awav May 23. and Tony Pastor flrat saw light 1837. "Daniel Kandman, k. j. Morgan ano many lesser prominent players have had their call- to eternity upon the Irre pressible 3. Much slgniflcence say I In 3." CHRONIC DISEASES WOW CUBED BY ELECTRICITY The action of the modern high potential, high frequency currents - entirely different from that of ordinary electricity. 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