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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 18. 1908. Town Topics TONIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS.' unig -. ; 1 . . u .Vs. ...... University of Oregda Glee Club "'Concert. , .-. - ,- Baker .."The Sunny Side of Broadway" Orheum ' - tMe VaevlH ftCuouh ha. been a resident of Port tin??6"11? ...,.. Xa"5!y.H;f land for-82 vears and for the past few Pantages " Vaudeville Grand ........... Vaudeville tar .................. "In Wyoming" yrlo ......... "An Indiana Romance" Good news was received at 325 Cham ber of Commerce, the office of the Butte Boys Consolidated Mining com pany, this morning, -when Manager Bever opened hl mall to find that the company's : lease on the Florence bad been extended to the first of July at midnight, r The - parent company" bad voted not to extend any more leases, but In consequence of Mr. Bever's falth ; fulness and diligence In prosecuting development, an exception has been -made in the Butte Boys case, as with one or two others for like reasons. It now seems certain that the Butte Boys will, within a very short time, step Into the class - that has produced so fabu lously from leases on this ground, The property Immediately -.. adjoining the Butte Boys last week broke into ore that actually mills as high as 1300,000 to the ton, and is now turning out quarts that win soon make all Its stockholders fortunes. In this one week It has paid all It cost its owners, -and .everything from this time on will be velvet for those who own its shares. The rich ore body which is turning out all this wealth is headed directly for the Butte Boys, and will be encountered within a short time just how soon it is impos sible to say, but the time may be days or hours only. It has been freely pre dicted for some time that the Butte Boys would yet surprise Its stockhold ers, and that date seems to now tte not far away. Before the good news was received certain of its stockholders do nated 60,000 shares of their own hold ings, and these are being sold at 4 cents per share. - Had the facts been known before the new disclosures were made the price would "have been probably three or four times this figure. Fortu nate ones fare picking up this bargain, which seems likely to prove a most profitable Investment, - Mayor Lane announced this morning that a special meeting of the council will be called Saturday morning at 9:30 - o'clock for the purpose of passing on the annual budget. The mayor is still busily at work on his yearly report. He would not say what recommendations be will make. It is understood, though, that the demands made by various de- jjai imoii i i r ui Mesa ox. ints Bum that will be available at the maximum levy allowed by the charter. The city Hsessor has not yet completed his city tax roll, but the increase above last rear's Is estimated at not more than 3,000.000. The maximum increase In the appropriations possible Is therefore only 1210.000, which Is not sufficient to meet the additional requirements of the different departments. The prob lem Before-the council will be where to cut down expenses. The Portland Festival chorus met last night and completed organization. The officers of the society, with the addi tion of K. 8. Pierce, J. A. Welst and Miss H. . Monroe, are to act as the executive board. Four superintendents were appointed to take charge of music, welcome new members and attend to ether matters of routine. The chorus meets Tuesday nights at Filers hall. Park and Washington streets, and all singers who are willing to give their services and profit by the organisation and training, are invited to make appli cation there. and sherry at 76o per gallon; EHwood pure food whiskey, regular 14, at $3 per rallon; Lin wood whiskey, regular S3, at 3.50 per gallon; old California brandy, regular If, at f S per gallon. Phone East 44J7, B-1353. Fre delivery. 803 East Morrison. v"-i- -i James McCuIlough'was today appoint ed deputy constable by the county court. This makes four deputies attached to the Constable's office. Owing to the large increase of the business of the justice court since the consolidation of the east and west side districts, the three deputies were unable to keep up with the number of processes filed dally. months has been acting as watchman for ine constaDie in Duuaing . stores av tached by law. . " Suit against the Portland Sheet Metal works for 110, OOu damages for the loss of an arm has been begun In the circuit court by Lester M. Cox, now SO years of age, through his guardian, James A. Cox. The plaintiff says he was-assist-ing In handling a die press In October, 1K07, when the- operator- negligently started the press and the hammer struck him n the arm, causing permanent in jury. f , . , ,. ,. ; ....... Realizing that' Portland is the most advantageous' point to do business, -the Myers Investment company has opened offices at 78 Stark street. They will engage in a general real estate business, making a specialty of Tillamook county cranberry marshes. Those composing the company are James M. Myers, N. J. Myers, J. H. Myers and F. C. Myers. 1 1. .ii i ii - ' ' Frank 8. Ellsworth of Rochester, N. Y., Is to be the head of a party of news paper men who. are coming to Oregon next spring to establish a fruit-growing colony. A letter received from Mr. Ells worth by the ' Commercial club this morning-asked for directions as to the -most favorable -places in Oregon for the location of such a colony.. Tourist travel to the northwest, usu ally very light around the holidays, is reported by the railroads as being heav ier now thanvtver before at this season of the year. The regular equipment on the Union Paciflo that left Omaha today for the coast carried an extra tourist sleeper to accommodate passengers bound for Portland. Mrs. Jj. J. Goodrich of Topponish, Wash., will be at new T. W. C. A. build ing tonight and at 8:15 will address the young women of today on the women of yesterday. She will be dressed as an Indian bride and will show a fine collection of Indian costumes, beads, shells, etc., many of them of the sorts now fast disappearing. Three thousand people can see the Dwyer-O'Connell wrestling match in Exposition rink tomorrow night. Seats on sale at Schiller's and Cadwell'a cigar stores. Reserved ringside, 11.60; gen eral admission, $1.09. Doors open 7:30. Skating suspended for Thursday night only. Multnomah county legislators will be the guests at the Portland Credit Men's association' at a dinner at the Commer cial club tonight at 6:30 o'clock. The purpose of the meeting is to give oppor tunity for a discussion of matters of pending legislation of Interest to the credit men. If you are troubled with a stubborn cough, or cold, get a f 0 cent bottle of KenyoVi's Cough Remedy from Albert Bern!, the druggist, 233 Washington street. A few doses will relieve the worst cases when other remedies fail. Canialn Barher of Arctic fame has Installed- at the Exposition building a very interesting' and Instructive exhibi tion. Two complete villages of Siberian KRkimos are to be observed following their dally routine as faithfully as they pursue their uneventful daily grind at their far off northern home. The Inter est that Is arouaed from this exhibition is intense. A capable lecturer, aided, bv motion pictures and stereopticon views, depicts faithfully the doings of these strange people. Captain Barber will open the doors of this wonderland to the public tomorrow. The exhibition is highly educational. N. B. Hulte, a Norwegian 68 years old, was drawn by the sound of singing to a church at Seventeenth and Ollsan streets last night. When the services were over Hulte could not remember how to reach his hotel. He had Just arrived from Clay Center, Kan., with a letter of credit for 11000 In his pocket. After trying in vain to remember the name, of his hotel, he told S. E. Rehm etrom his predicament, and was accom- fianied to the police station. After an nvestlgation the police were able to direct him to the home of relatives in Lower Alblna. Judge Bronaugh in the circuit court this morning sustained a motion for nonsuit in the case of Lloyd Bell against lxwengart & Co., in which $10,000 dam ages were claimed for personal injuries. Bell sued for injuries received while operating a freight elevator, claiming that he was employed as errand boy and was put on other work without being properly instructed and warned. Judge Bronaugh decided after hearing the tes timony, for the plaintiff that the case should not go to the jury and ordered it dismissed. The Spanish War veterans big mln- mt strel show will have its final tryout f with full orchestra this afternoon at 6:80 at the Helllg. And when the cur tain rises at the Helllg Friday and Sat urday nights the big audiences will wit ness one of the cleverest amateur per formances ever given on the coast. There are over 80 people taking part In the show and the music numbers and comedy stunts will delight the large audiences that attend. Seats are now selling at Powers & Estes" drug store. The fire committee of the executive hoard will hold a special meeting tonight to Investigate the hydrant question. A score of witnesses have been subpoenaed by Mayor Lane to tell what they know about why hydrants were left to rust in the street when thousands of people were clamoring in vain for fire pro tection. Special Thursday, Purity Ltquor Co. Ii.eu grane port, snerry, i oaay, Madeira, Muscat, Angelica, Sauterne and Bur gundy at $1 per gallon: tl grade port High grade perfumes in fancy pack ages are always acceptable as Christ mas gifts and greatly appreciated. Wo have an extensive line of the popular odors at moderate prices. Albert Berni, the druggist, 233 Washington street. E. Richards, a department manager of the Barnes market, pleaded guilty before Justice Bell yesterday of selling wild game. H. N. Shears, a deputy game warden, had bought two wild ducks from Richards. Richards will be sen tenced Friday. The lowest fins Is $100. Divorce on the ground of desertion has been asked by Mollle P. Stearns from Samuel Stearns In a suit filed In the circuit court. They were married In August, 1906, and the wife alleges that she was deserted In October, 1908. Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Com pany's calendars for 1909. suitable for the office, yours for the asking de livered at your office. A. 8. Rothwell, general agent. Main 2022. Falling bldg. The following articles were found on the Portland streetcars yesterday: One umbrella, 1 glove, 1 lunch basket, 1 handbag, 1 grip, 1 pair rubbers, 3 books, 3 packages. Rate War For Los Angeles direct, steamer Tamalnais sails Friday noon. Cabin $10, steerage $5. berth and meals included. Frank Bollam, agent, 128 Third street. Kelly's Family Liquor Store, Park and Morrison. High grade wines and liquors. One price to all. Free delivery. Tel. Main 28. Home. A-8802. Davis A Kllburn of 249 Morrison street, carry a very attractive Una of holiday goods, books and stationery just wnat you want ror Christmas. Dramatic readings, recitations, mono logues rrom BnaKespeara to MarK Twain. J. D. Stevens, unitarian chapel, Yin-iamnui, unurs., uec ii. ooc. Steamer Jessie Harktns. for Camas. Washougal and way landings, dally ex cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street ctoca at x p. m. Dr. George F. Koehler has returned, Practice limited to diseases of the omach and bowels. Swetland bid or. Cut holly, mistletoe and Christmas trees; order now. Portland Seed Co., f ront ana xamniu streets. Simple things and simple ways are best. The simplest way to care for one's complex ion is to use Ivory Soap and clean waterr Bathe the face for nearly or quite five min utes in hot water. . Rinse with cold water. That is all but it is enough. Ivory Soap 99 4lpa Per Cent. Pure. 7 Doors open at 9 a. m. Thursday for our big special sale. Elite China & Ulass Co., S&2 Morrison. Dr. J. D. Sternberg has moved to corbeti Duuaing, ruth ana Morrison. Woman's Exchange. 133 Tenth street lunch 11:30 to 2; business men's lunch W. A. Wise and associates, painless aentists, intra ana Washington. 821 D. Chambers & Hon, opticians. Morrison, cor. sixtn, are me Desu Dr. Haynes, optician, Salmon near 6th. Berger. sighs. 284 Yamhill. M. 8S1. dill's, "the ideal gift store." ' Journal want ads. lo a word. Portland Public Market A 'few desirable stalls stilt remain for live and progressive dealers In meats, groceries, coffees and teas, delicatessen goods, poultry, butter, eggs and cheese, fruits, etc., in the new public market, now under construction at Fifth, Sixth, Qllsan and Hoyt streets. Fifteen stalls were rented on Monday and 15 more on Tuesday of this week. Don't miss the opportunity or a life time. Plans may be seen and stalls selected at executive offices, 718 and 71 Board or Trade building, Fourth and Oak streets. Bill for Riverside Reservoir. Washington. Dec. 18. Representative Smith of California haa Introduced a bill to give the Riverside Water com pany first call on five section of pub lic lana lor its reservoir site. The Best Is Good The best of anything is good, and Sexine Pills are -the best of any tonio we have found. They, are guaranteed for any form of nerve weakness, for men or women. Price, $1.00 a box. $ boxes $5. Address or call: The J. A. Clemenson Drug company, corner Sec ond and" Yamhill streets, Portland. Or. This is the store where you get all the great remedies. . . , Coal Rock Springs Rich - inond, WallsenJ, Welsh Anthracite. Independ ent Coal ft Ice Co.. Jta Stark. Phone SMOA-iiKU. . : i.. . I. t .J . DO YOUR XMAS SHOPPING AT THE StoclM ' Sale Entire stock, invoicing at $70,000, must be sold regardless of cost in order to wind up the business before the dawn of another year. SALE IS NOW ON Many articles at one half and one third of original cost. Xmas Gifts for Men We mention here a few of the most ac ceptable Christmas gifts for men folks, spe cially priced at one-third to one-half below actual values. They are new, clean, up-to-date goods, and decidedly the best goods you can select. Men's high-grade Negligee Shirts, with French cuffs, the best assortment of colors, $4.00 and $5.00 values f 1.08 Men's golf style Dress Shirts, made of pure silk, sizes 15 and- 15J4 only; regular $6.00 value f3.98 Men's . high-class silk and fancy web Suspenders, gold and silver-plated buckles, at Half Price Men's pure silk Mufflers, in fancy de signs Half Price Genuine "President . Suspenders, each pair in fancy lithographed box... 39t Ladies Sampl Sweaters Very appropriate gift for the young and old. We have a small lot. of drummers' sample line in soft-wool Sweaters, colors red and white only. Regular $5.00 value at $2.98 Regular $4.00 value at 3.39 $1.50 Blankets at 98c 100 pairs full-size Blankets, color gray, very soft ffnish, $1.50 value, per pair..98f DRY GOODS 7c American and Simpson Print Calicoes, the yard 50c Table Damask, the yard 29 All our 75c line Dress Goods, the yard 39) 75c Wash Silks, the yard 39f Youths and Young Men's Suits Rep $7.50 Youths' and (fcQ Af Young Men's Suits )) D Reg. $10.00 Youths and J Qf Young Men's Suits 34 m) Reg. $12.60 Youths' and A Young Men's Suits bU7D Reg. $15.00 Youths and d7 nr Young Men's Suits $ ( VO Men's Stylish Suits Men's Regular $12.50 - ftp suits oo.yj) Men's Regular $15.00 An 71 Suits.. , ,. . JO. iO Men's Regular $18.00 M A OP suits SlU.Zb Men's Regular $20.00 d11 TE? Suits...... MZ.5 Men's Regular $25.00 d1 C OC Suits MdaaW Men's Regular $30.00 AT Suits MDD 11 ' . . "s In the Toyland In the very height of the season, when others are asking fancy prices, we are cut ting them down to the bare cost, forced by the circumstance which calls for this disso lution sale. 'Tis youf fortune that you can secure this year almost two for the price of one. Don't overlook this: 10c and 15c fancy Toy Watches 8 10c Bisque Dolls t 10c and 10c Fancy Toy' Watches. . '. 8 Steam Engines and Mechanical Toys and hundreds of others equally reduced. Ladies,Coats& Net Waists $7.50 value Net and Lace Waists, now $38.95 $2.00 value new fall Waists, made of novelty fabrics ....1.19 $10 and $15 value ladies' Jackets, tight fitting styles $10 value ladies' new style, semi-fitting Coats 6.45 $25.00 value ladies' high-grade Coats for .f 13.95 AKVS72MXJI Tl HEILin : Thaatra lth and Whtn!o JPhonaa Mrtn 1 and A-li:3. TOMORROW KIQHT IS TUB NIQ1IT j tnrm!.srrT or omjjoow S&ZB AMO KAJTDOUX CLODS, COVCXXT AJTO COUXOa "TCHTSr Pricaa U.ao, 76c, 60c. Keats art now elllny at theatre. Mala 117. A-4S24. rtppeatl by tmmenae popular d mand, Betfond and lawt week. P.aroo'a TOP0" o SUUICBQ By Bakistock Compnny. et (eat at once. MaCtnee Saturday. Evenings, J&o, 86e. 60;. Matlneo. 15o and IBc. Nxt wek, HoytX"A VUOnlgbt Ball." , A-loao. Kata. jra MA Boudaya a-21-ih K1CBT1 THEATRE i.u.tt.?r Wk of Baa. 14 Jfchoolboya sad Stria Mlvars; Howard Xrftwraaoaj Cllrt't; ?,nd SaU 'on 1 Bortla PowUrj William tompton plotnraa; Qwhtra. .a to1 Open Nights Until j Xmas The Store Will Remain Open Every Night Till 9:30 o'Clock Ladies $20 Tailored Suits for $7.45 The greatest suit value ever attempted by any portland store. 100 ladies' new and up-to-date suits,, made of broadcloth, in black, blue and brown; posi tive value $20.00; stockholders' 7 AC dissolution sale price Pl.fJ Regular $25.00 Suits now f J.3.65 Regular $30.00 Suits now f 16.95 Regular $40.00 Suits now f22.40 Regular $ 5.00 Dress Skirts now f 2.95 Regular $10.00 Dress Skirts n0w....$5.90 Regular $15.00 Dress Skirts now....fT.64 No or Orders sr KAR0-KLAPPER CO. la G. P. Rummelin & Sons 126 SECOND STREET; BET. WASHINGTON AND ALDER Established 1870. Fine Fur Garments for Christmas GUIs FUR SETS FOR MISSES AND CHILDREN FOR LADIES' WEAR We are showing- new designs in Mink, Black Lynx, Ermine Sable, Otter, Beaver, Etc. FUR COATS In Alaska .Sealskin, Persian Lamb, Mink, Otter, Astrachan, Etc. FUR RUGS AND ROBES Store Open Evenings. OREGON HOTELS The Journal's Free Information Bureau To enable its readers to obtain reliable first-hand information regard ing the hotels and retorts whose announcements appear fat this column. The Journal has installed a free information bureau. Descriptive liter, ture, rates, etc., will be gladly furnished to those interested. F. W- Baltes and Company invite your inquiries for PRINTING PvflBM Main 165 Phones HMn) A1166 First and Oak Diamond House Paiot NO BETTER PAINT MADE. $1.40 Per Gallon acaaufaetruwd 7 Portland Sash & Door Co. 30 nton nr. FURS! FURS1 1 at X.OWX8T roasxsu wens. Remodeling a specialty. Fur coat oi all kinds mad ta order. L. SCHUMACHER rtmnran. 0 KaAlaoa. . Tal. Mala MIT. DUSTLEIS WAXINE Tk But &ayr and 0rm Haras. Bom Oroaa Kal4 la rortlaad. Fatxoalsa Horn Xo-Dnrt-ry. . No Dust When Sweeping. SO lbs.. Si 100 lb, 93MI 200 lbs. fa. Portland Brash and Waxine Company 9th and Harrlwm. Phone Rait S. Little Adlets Bring Ecsulta inqm 0009 thiiim jrZuin T1TUJU. SPECIAL SALE Xmas Chocolates We've made up a special as sortment of Chocolates, II varieties of creams, nuts, fruits, nougats ana marsh mal lows, with chocolate overcoats. A really fine mixture of high grade confections. To induce early buying we sell them at this price TOMORROW ONLY 35c II. Not mora than 4 pounds to one person and put up in paper bags only. Candles purchased now we guarantee to be In per fect condition for Christmas. Our stock of Christmas sweets is now complete and early buyers will receive attention Impossible to give during our later rush. Swetland's 273 Morrison rorvxAa urm amor. NEW PERKINS HOTEL Fifth and Washington Sts. Portland. Or. OPGNBD JUISB lt, 1Q08 "Modern luxury at moderate price." In the heart of business and shopping district Exquisitely furnished. All modern conveniences. Liberal num ber private baths. Sample rooms. Handsomest Cafe and Grill in northwest; music Bus meets all trains. Rates $1.00 and up. W. Swetland. Manager. THE CORNELIUS "The House of Welcome" CORNER PARK AND ALDER Portland's Bon Ton Transient Hotel. Headquarters for the Traveling Public. European Plan. Single $1.50 and up. Double $2 and up. Our Free Omnibus Meets All Trains. C. W. CORNELIUS Proprietor N. K. CLARKE Manager nm wm TUB HOTEL LBJNOX Qjf Portland's new and most modernly furnished hotel. Third and Main streets. Special rates to permanent guests for the winter. JYee bus to and from trains. Excellent cuisine. Telephone In every room. Private bathe. xtmopsav wax, 1 to aaO Per Bay. AMZKICAJT rus, ta.so to M Oar. O. M. 8PBNCBR, Manager BAKER THEATRE Phonea Main J, A-ISS0. OREGON THEATRE Co. Unc. LESSEES Oeo. L. Baker. General Manager. Tonight, all week. Bargain muthiea Wednesday, 26c any seat. Regular mat inee Saturday. The famous originals. Murray & Ma -k, in their , latost bl musical comedy success, H?1 to0 or BxoiswiT vvith the great beauty chorus and the Faceojtraph. Night prices. I5o to l. Saturday matinee. 26e, 60c Teat Attraction "Arlaona." y PANTAGES THEATRE Advanced TsJnderUto, Stars of all mtions MADSZSW ft mtTATIIOX Presenting ."The Turning of the Tide. A rattling good playlet, full of fun from start to finish. ,y Spewhrt Added Attraction, . rovn xvoxasx belles, Character change artists and novelty dancers. Katlaees Dally, iso. Two Shows at Hlrt. iso and a s. THE LYRIC THEATRE Seventh and Alder fits. Farewell Week. Starting Sunday Matl ., 'nee, December IS r Z, BI.UKKAI.L, OOaCPAaTT In the Intensely Interesting Comedy "INDIANA ROMANCE" Matinees Sunday, Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday. . TOE GRAND-VanflcvUIedeloxe ASTOTKX BIO BXX.& Joe and Xyra Royal Musical five Solph and Susie Xvlao aCallla Bart Smith si Brows S. Xllreda JTed Bene ' Oraadasoope TheSTAR Mn ,1" Matinees Wednesday, Saturday, Sunday. For the entire week of December 13. The Stunning American Pis, nr wroxuro." Matinees at 2:30. Every Evening at 1:15. Night prices, 16c, 26c, 86c, 60c. Matinees, ISo and 25c. Seats may be reserved by either phone, Kszt Week HI Henry's Kinatrels. A New Departure The coat of Interments has been greatly reduced by the Holmes Under taking company. Heretofore it baa been the custom of funeral directors to make charges for all incidentals connected with . a fu neral The Edward Hoi man Undertak ing company, the leading funeral di rectors of Portland, have departed from that custom. When casket is furnished by us we 'make no extra charges for embalming, hearse to cemetery, outside box cr any services that may be re quired ef ua, except clothing, cemetery and carriages, tbua effecting a saving of lit to $76 ea each funeral. THE EDWARD H0LMAN UNDERTAKING CO. SSO TB3BJB ST- COB. SAUCOB. All Horses Guaranteed as Represented Just arrived a carload of horses and mares from, Tign Vsl- ' ley. Or. This stock la all brok en. Horse men know that this is the best pro ducing val ley in horses with large bones and good feet in the state of Oregon. Thia htook la on sale and will stand a veterinarian Inspection and trial in harness. It will pay the busi ness men of Portland who need horses to come and look at this lot. W. BRUNZEIi 606 ALBINA AVE.. NEAR RUSSELL. Phone East 6447. . , CHRISTMAS is rapidly approaching, and we know you wish to fully enter into the spirit of it, and the pleasure of gift-making. That is why we want you to look through our stock of Christmas goods right away; and wc can truthfully say that never before has our stock been so large, so varied or so desirable. twvaisM AVERY& CO. 48 Third St., Bet. Pine & Ash Telephone Main 600 A -5608 SANBORN, VAIL & CO. nORrstand 171 FrontSts. Between Morrison sad Yamhill PICTURES, FRAMKS, MIRRORS, ARTISTS MATERIALS, STA TIONERY, MOULDINGS. ARTISTIC riCTUKE FRAMES MADE TO wRDER. ' . ' it: ' , . 7T m mm m (gifTHhTMv'iii i'li.