The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, December 17, 1908, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 17, 1908. 9 Town Topics tonight;s amusements. . Heflig . . . . . .Arthur Hartmann, Violinist tinner .."Tee Bunny tilde or Broadway Bungalow . ."Tho Rose of the Rancho" Orpheum . i . . . . . . ; . . . . . Vaudeville Par.tages Vaudeville Grand .................... Vaudeville Biar , , . . "In Wyoming" Lyrlo "An Indiana Romance" J. P. Leotsakos, a graduate of the Royal Classical college of Athens, and of the Law Department of the Uni versity of Athens, will deliver a lec ture In the assembly room of the East Bide High school tomorrow -evening, at 8 o'clock, on the "Ancient Greeks,, Man ners, Customs, Art, Literature and Phil osophy." He will also lecture at the West Side High school, December 23, at 8 o'clock in the evening, his sub ject being, "Greek Athletes, Ancient and Modern." Mr. Leotsakos has lectured before the student bodies In many of the universities, colleges and high schools In the United States. The quarter block on the northeast corner of Park and Salmon streets was purchased yesterday by Mrs. Sarah II. Merrill for $46,000. The property for merly belonged to A. C. Pike, of the Pike Tent & Awning company, who purchased It six years ago for $11,600. No announcement has been made by the new owners as to Improvements to be made on the site, but as the cor ner is directly across Park street from the site recently purchased by the Ar lington club for a new club house, it Js not probable that It will long remain in. its present unimproved condition. Art Interesting evening will be given tonight at tho Unitarian chapel Seventh nd Yamhill streets, by 3. D.Stevens, who will read from Shakspere, Rob ert Burns, Mark Twain and other writ tcrs. Mr. Stevens is known throughout Portland and the Rtate as an entertain ing speaker and Is a noted Bhakspere tudunt. His program tonlgnt win in clude scenes from 1 funnel una ivui Lear, as well as the must humorous Mark Twain's works. During the eom- of tho coast loss winter months a tour cities is contemplated by Mr Stevens. Miss Marv H. Day, who has been In Belllngliain. Wash., for a year, has re turned to this lty to take the position of general secretary of the Y. W. A., left vacant hv the departure of Mlws Constance Mel'orlde, who has gone to fill a similar position at lluni.shurg, Va Ml.ia Day lias had many years' rxperlcnee In the work for young wo men. Is a graduate of Carleton college, Minnesota, and was associate secretary with M las Mrt'nrkle when the building campaign was started here. Wines and Liquors Special Friday only, 11.50 port, sherry, angelica, mus catel or tokay wines. 76c per gallon; fi port or sherry wines, $1.25 per gal lon; $3 port or sherry, $1.76 per gnl lon: $1 brandy, $2.75 per gallon; $4 Kunimel, $2.75 per gallon;. $4 Holland gin. $: .75; $4 Jamaica rum, $2.75; $1 apricot brandy, $2.75 per gallon. The National Wine Co., corner Fifth ar.d tit ark. Phones, Main 49, A-449'.t. At Central W. C. T. U. meeting Wednesday Mrs. 1 . 8. Wooddy conducted the opening exercises in an Interesting manner. The president, Mrs. I.seman, read a leaflet prepared by her relating to Lincoln's work In the temperance cause, which was heartilv Indorsed. Plans wero la hi for an especial effort on Lincoln's liirthdav February 12, to be called rib bon day. Mrs. K. J. Monroe was ap pointed superintendent of Railroad work. Kddie O'Connell wrestles Mfke Dwyer In tha Exposition rink - tonight and there are accommodations for 3.000 fans around the ringside and in the gallerv. Doors oien at 7:30: preliminary starts at 8:30; ringside seats, $1.50; general ad mission, $1. Heats sold at Schiller's and Cadwcll's. Skating ceases Thurs day mgnt only. Secretary Mcintosh says it will be use less for applicants without experience to seek an appointment. : The salary , for lnsnectnra In 1:4 fliv. Knowledge Of material used In the construction of street surfaces, sidewalk and sewers la a necesBary qualification for all can dldates. Articles of incorporation of the Amen Credit company have been filed by N, C Ovaltt, Charles R. Goldstein and H. W. Lemcke. the capital stock being ISO. 000, The Citizens' Independent Telephone company, with headquarters at Lents, has been incorporated by Everett D. Adamson, Roscoe R. Giltner and William u. yuinn. The capital stocit is tuuu. Auction Sale Before making your holiday purchases don't forget that the entire line of diamonds, watches, signet rings and set rings, cut glass, clocks, hand painted china, silverware and the entire line of jewelry of M. L. Asher, the jeweler, 287 Washington street, is being auctioned off dally. Seats for ladles. If you have a friend that has rheuma tlsm, nervous troubles, cold feet or poor circulation you can make him happy by getting mm a pair or iweciropoaes ' ror a Christmas present. Tell him to wear them In the shoes and they will do the rest, si a pair or Albert Hernl. tne druggist, 233 Washington street. Christmas gift nothing would than one of our ele For a please a lady more gant handbags. We have an extensive assortment in tne various leatners, rang ing In prices from $1 upwards to $15, Come In and let us show them to you our time is yours. Albert Bern!, ths druggist, 233 Washington street. Penney Brothers' Friday special Our $2 grade of port, sherry tokay, madeira, tokay and angelica wines at $1 per gallon. Our $1.25 grade of port or sherry wine at ?oc per gallon. Tour choice of our 14 a gallon whiskies at $3. SO. Friday only. 379-881 East Mor rison street. Phones, East 287; B-2426, Free delivery. Dr. Ge.orge Sol tan of London, Eng land will assist in special evangelistic services at tne mrst united uretnren church, East Fifteenth and Morrison streets, beginning January 10. Bishop jn. uasue, u. u.. says or mm: He is the peer of F. B. Meyer and it Is the privilege of a lifetime to hear him." For the purpose of bringing suit for damages for the death of the deceased ugainst the Chapman Lumber company. John Olson lias been appointed as ad ministrator of the estate of John Er Ick'son. Two sisters and a brother In Sweden are the heirs. The valuo of the claim Is placed at $7500. Mary MarLnchlan has been appoint ed by County Judge Webster as ad ministratrix of the estate of her fath er, Donald MacLachlan, who died on .November 28, leaving an estate valued at $.'!000. A- F. Flegel, John W. Rey nolds and Ralph E. Yenny were named as appraisers. Rate War For Los Angeles direct, steamer Tamalpais sails Friday noon. Cabin $19.50, steerage $15. berth and meals Included. Frank Bo! lam, agent. 128 Third street. From Shakespere's "Hamlet" to Mark Twain's "Buck Fanshaw's Funeral." J. D. Stevens tonight at Unitarian chapel. Seventh and Yamhill. Tickets 60 cents. We sponge and press your clothes, shine your shoes, all for $1.60 month. Main 014. A-4314. Wagons run every where. Unique Tailoring Co., 309 Stark. Kelly's Family Liquor 8tore, 'park and Morrison. High grade wines and liquors. One price to all. Free delivery. Tel. Main it. Home, a-zbux. As a result of the lectures of Walter -Thomas Mills In this city recently he lias been challenged to a debate on the Issues of Bocalism and Democracy by John Basil Barnhlll, another prominent lecturer, who has met Mr. Mills In de bates on several occasions. The debate Is to be held at the Y. M. C. A. tomor row night. The following articles were found on the Portland streetcars Wednosdav: Eleven umbrellas, 2 packages, 2 keys, 1 lady's handbag, 1 lunch box. The civil service commission an nounces nn examination to be held Thursday, December 24, for the purpose of rilling vacancies In the Inspection do partment of the cltv engineer's office. Life Insurance is not a lux ury ' IT'S A DUTY YOUR DUTY Home Office Davis & Kllburn of 249 Morrison street, carry a vory attractive line of holiday goods, books and stationery just what you want for Christmas. Clean lump coal, thoroughly screened, for furnnce. range or stove, prompt de livery; weight guaranteed. Oregon Fuel Co.. Main 65, A-1665. I'm It on walnut culture in Oregon; get free booklet before buying walnut lands. T. Wlthycombe, 609 Commercial block, Portland, Or. Perfect oak floors laid by the Oregon Planing mill; also fir floors surfaced and finished. Phone us for estimates. Main 220. A-6004. Steamer Jessie Harklns. for Camas, Washougal and way landings, dally ex cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street dock at 2 p. m. pnrincnri UUMULI tiic inn mil ENTIRE SYSTEM Agree That Sailor Boarding Houses in Portland JIust Be Abolished. That the sailor 'boarding house sys tem as conducted under the present heavy expense to shipping must be dis continued was the decision reached yes terday afternoon at a conference held here by the various foreign consular representatives. The conference was held in the Brit ish consulate for the purpose of further discussing the subject which formed the topic at a special meeting' of tht board of trustees and the harbor and river committee of the chamber of com merce Tuesday afternoon when the various parties concerned were given opportunity to speak. The consular representatives stated their views and held emnhatlcallv for a. iiinicnui reduction in tne ree cnarged for furnishing sailors while John Grant, who conducts the licensed sailor board ing nouse, argued In favor of his In leresis. several other parties were caiiea upon to give testimony for which ever side they favored. Tne conclusion reaohed by the trustees was that the present legal fee is too high and it was ueciuea to save a new uui drawn up ror tne legislature amending the act of 1903 governing the sailor boarding; To more emphatically make this po sition clear the foreign consuls got to gether yesterday afternoon and after taxing- into consideration all the phases of the question they became firmer than ever in the conclusion that under no circumstances should the legal fee for lurrusiung seamen exceed ill). They held that there is no need for a sailor boarding house. The consuls believe that the sailor Is able to take care of himself when In port and if he wants to go to a boarding house he does not need a law to state to whlrh one house he should go to gain admis sion. A state shipping commissioner. they declare, would solve the problem. PROGIMMFOR HARTMANN CONCERT Arthur Hartmann will clvo his eag erly anticipated violin recital at the lielllg theatre tonight, assisted bv Al fred Calzin, his pianist, and a most unusual and absorbing program will be given. The concert will begin at 8.15 o'clock, and is under the di rection of Lois Steers and Wvnn Comun. This Is the splendidly selected program which tho great violinist will present: Concerto Mendelssohn Arthur Hartmann. Sonata "O" minor, op. 22 Schumann Presto, andantlno, allegro molto, presto. Alfred Calzin. Grand Fugus In "A" minor, for the violin alone Bach Arthur Hartmann. INTERMISSION. (a) Air Goldmark (b) Barcarolle Tschaikowsky (c) Mazurka Zarzyokl Arthur Hartmann. (a) Toecato op. 14 Alberto Jonas (b) Rhapsody Fr. Liszt Alfred Calzin. (a) Farfalla Bauret (b) II pleura dane mon ooeur Deoussy-tiartmann (c) Rhapsodle "Eljen" Artnur Hartmann Arthur Hartmann. Important. We are selling our drummers' samples of toilet, manicure, shaving and travel ing cases, handbags, purses, writing cases, hand and triplicate mirrors, rancy boxes of writing paper, calendars, etc.. at greatly reduced prices. BANHOKM, VAli. ft UU., 170 First St., Portland, Or. SAVE MONEY ON YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFTS WE OFFER SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS FOR CHRISTMAS BUYING Christmas is now barely one week away, and it is high time you were picking out your gifts. We can give you good attention now,and you have a full selection to choose from. In a little while you will have to choose from a picked-over assortment and shopping will be unpleasant on account of the crowds. A small deposit will reserve any, article until you wish it delivered. A LIBERAL DISCOUNT ON ALL GOODS PURCHASED AT OUR STORE THIS WEEK Of the 588 locomotives in Roumanla 427 use petroleum for fuel. I (I V "Jrf iff I AMUSE 9CEHT&, TOKIGHT Hsill Theatre. ARTHUR HARTMANN Violinist. Prices 12.60, $2. 11,6(1, II. Gal lery admission, 75c. Gallery doors open 7:80. . .-.;... , Direction Lois Steer-Wynn Coman. LEFFERTS JEWELERS AND SILVERSMITHS 272 WASHINGTON St. 2 Stores: Portland, Or.; Council Bluffs, la. rr. George F. Knehler has returned. Practice limited to diseases of the stomach and bowels. Swetland bldg. Toilet and manicure sets, shaving outfits, fountain penB. Albert Bernl, the druggist, 233 Washington street. Cut holly, mistletoe and Christmas tries; ordor now. Portland Seed Co.. Front and Yamhill streets. Pr J. D. Sternberg has moved to Corbett building, Fifth and Morrison. Woman's Kxchange, 133 Tenth street, lunch 11:30 to 2; business men's lunch W. A. dentists. Wise and associates, painless Third and Washington. 821 D. Chambers A Bon, Morrison, cor. Sixth, are snptlclans. tne best Magazine subscriptions,, excellent gifts -taken at GUI s. TRUJT Lumber Exchange, Port land, Or. Dr. Haynes, optician, Salmon near Kth. Berger, signs. 284 Yamhill. M. 931. Journal want ads. lo a word. Silk Sealette Coats. Rich and warm satin lined short Jack ets, also three quarter and full length will be closed out for one third of the rout act quick flannelette wrappers, 7iv nnrcnln wrnoDers. 73c: moreen pet ticoats, 98o for sale In suit department. McAllen & McDonnell. Coal Rock Springs Rich mond, Wallsend. Welsh Anthracite. Independ ent Coal & Ice Co., 363 Stark. Phone Main 780 A-3780. Christmas cards. New Tear cards, art calendars, exclusive lines imported and domestic. ' The postal shop, 124 Fifth street, near Washington. UNTILiEVE SANTA. CLAUS BAG MUST BE FULLOF ,THEM M "FROM MAKER TO PLAYER" M 'A 'A Piano Buyers ! A holiday proposition that it bound to interest you. Singer, two years used, not damaged in the least.flBO.OO Kingsbury, large size '. ,$1T5.00 Willard, hardly a mar on it f 190.O0 Chickering, owner in California and has ordered us to sell quick faso.oo Schubert, had just enough use to make the tone mellow and sweet; $450 style 290.00 GJve us a reference and make yotpr first payment in January; then pay $6 or $7 a month. Store open evenings. Reed-French Pianos SIXTH AND BURNSIDE WatemeinlswomtMiiPen Wl THAT I k 1H IS I I CHRISTMAS M r m T IS always a bit UM 111 I I I I M I hard to select US I vr tea ks f. i ap- for r 1 is always a hard to select propriate gifts the members of your family or for a circle of friends. It's a fine thing to know of an ar ticle that is as accept able to all kinds of people as a Water man's Ideal Fountain Pen. Let us help you make a selection for mother, father, brother, sister, sweetheart, relative or friend our stock is the largest in Portland and courteous attendants will help you choose an appropriate style. e fii-i';ilLniTE0,L''5is -THE- NORTH MM LIMITED Portland's NcwTrain leaves Dally 6:35 P. M., Eleventh and Hoyt St. 1 lopot. Connecting at Spokane with THE ORIENTAL LIMITED Tia Great Horthsrn KaUway YOB ST. PATJI., MTSHEAPOLIS, CTHIOAQO, ST. I.OTTI3 AND All POIKT3 EAST AID SOUTH. Other connecting trains leave H:30 A. M. and 2:00 P. M. Daily, from Union Depot, via Seattle. Com partment Observation Car, Dining Car, Standard and Tourist Sleep ers and Day Coaches. Another Good Train, THE FAST MAIL "Connecting Train Loaves I'nion Depot Daily 11:45 P. M. See ths Columbia Biver by Daylight ISUKD EMPIRE EXPBESS For PASCO. WALLA WALLA, SPOKANK and intermediate points from Eleventh and Hoyt street daily at 9:15 A. M. car ries full modern equipment. Parlor and dining-car service unexcelled. TICKETS, SLEEPING AND PARLOR CAR RESERVATIONS. H. 123 DICKSOK, C. P. at T. A., Third Street. Portland. Or. Seat Sale Tomorrow BOSS BTAKXt IN "THE CHORUS LADY" Heilig Theatre, 4 Nights, Beginning Next Sunday. . ; Prices: Lower floor. 112.00, tl.50. Hal cony, Si. 60, $100, 75c. Gallery tin eluding reserve), 60 cents. HE Main 117. A-4224. Repeated by Immense popular de maud, second and last week, Relaftco'S TKB BOSS OP THE BABCKO By Baker Stock Company. Get seats at once. Matinee Saturday. Evenings, 25c, 35c, 60c. Matinee. 15c and 25c. Next week. Hoyts "A Midnight BelL" v sh & . m.1 IE f Ml U A A. A AJkA Marxr , A-ioao. Mats. Ex. Sondays and Holidays 15-W-$)C NIGHTI THEATRE i5-2s-sa-7Sc Week of See. 14 Schoolboys and Oirlsj Silvers ; Howard at KawrsBoe; OUtU Ponda, Dell k roads; Bertie PowUrj . William Tompkins; plotnres; Qrohestre. BAKER THEATRE Phones Main 8, A-53S0. OREGON THEATRE Co. Inc.) LESSEE Oeo. Ij. Baker, General Manager. Tonight, all week. Bargain matinee Wednesday, 26o any .seat. Regular mat inee Saturday. The famous originals, Murray & Mack, in their latest big musical comedy success, THE 8 U If ITT SIDE OP BROADWAY With the great beauty chorus and the Faceograph. NlgttsCjjrices. 26c to ft. Saturday ma'tlnee, 23c, 6o. Next Attraction ''Arizona.'' PANTACES THEATRE Advanoed Vaudeville, Stars of all nations MADDEN It PITZPATBIOK Prssenting "The Turning of the Tide." A rattling good playlet, full of fun from start to finish. Special Added Attraction, the rouB zarousK belz.es, Character change artists and novelty dancers. Matinees Daily, 15c. Two Shows at HJght, 18o and 350. THE LYRIC THEATRE Seventh and Alder Sts, Farewell Week. Starting Sunday Matl inee, December IS THE BLUHKAXiXi COMPABT In the Intensely Interesting Comedy "INDIANA ROMANCE" Matinees Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. - THE GRAND Vaodevillede Loxe AHOTHEB BIO BIXZ, Joe and Myra Bowling Mallia 4t Bart Bmith k Brown 8. Xiknda Pred Bauer OraaflsBcopo Royal Musical Five Bolph and Susie ZiOTino The STAR ftT-fs8 Ma,n 5''98- Matinees Wednesday, Saturday, Su'iday, For the entire week of December 13. The Stunning American Play, "XH WTOMIHO." Matinees at 2:30. Every evening at 8:15. Night prices, 15c, 25c, 35c, 50c. Matinees. 15c and 26c. Seats mav be reserved by either phonfc. Best Week HI Henry's Hinstrela. CDRONIC DISEASES HOW CTJBED BT ELECTRICITY The action of the modern high potential, high frequency currents Is entirely different from that of ordinary electricity. Glass does not Insulate this form of elec tricity as it passes through the glass electrodes used in treating; skin diseases, ulcers and enlarged glands. As the nerve currents of the body are essentially elec tric In character, It follows that this powerful form of electricity io the best possible treatment for all nervous diseases, and experi ence shows that it cures nervous debility, sciatica, nervous head aches, neuasthenla. In rheuma tism it Is equally, effective, and aided by the radiant heat of the high power electric light, it re moves inflammation from the Joints, or from any part of the body. This power over inflamma tion makes the treatment curative In a great many conditions which are not Lnfluftnced by medicine or ordinary methods of treatment. Such troubles as indigestion, chronlo constipation and piles yield readily to it, and asthma, chronic bronchitis, consumption (first and second stages), catarrh of the stomach, appendicitis and kidney diseases are cured. N. B. This treatment is pecu liarly effective in diseases of the PBOBTATE, removing congestion and reducing enlargement of the gland. Consultation free. W.I. HOWARD, M.D. 04- Rothchlld bid., 4th and Wash. nd I lc. J w rE HAVE" Waterman s Ideals at all prices, to suit all tastes. The price of the most inexpensive kind is so low that it makes the cheapest good Christmas present you can give, while m the finer and more orna mented kinds, you can pay almost anything that you would pay for a Christmas gift. Call and inspect our stock while it is still complete. ' . ' THE J. K. GILL CO. The Ideal Gift Store" JfLDER STS. THIRD AND Booksellers and Stationers All Horses Guaranteed as Represented DR. RUBENSTEIN'S 189 THIRD STREET OBABTTATE OFTXCXAH. The best place for high grade eye glasses at reasonable prices. Perfect fitting Is my specialty. Damiana Bitters A wonderful invlgorator and norvlne. A powerful aphrodisiac and special tonla for both sexes. ' For sale at drug stores and liquor dealers, or by Woodard. Clarke & Co.. 4th nd Washington Sts. OIiABHB WOODWARD DBUO CO BOBT&AHB-. OB-, AOBVTS. FURS! FUR.S! At towis yossxa&B raxcES. Remodeling a specialty. Fur coats of all kinds made to order. - - , L. SCHUMACHER Good Wages Are PaidTelegraphers Demand exceeds supply. EASILY AC QUIRED, SHORT HOURS. We will place you. Day and evening classes. Open all the year. Oregon Expert College 83 ram sT.jrxrTX xxooa. i Tigh Val- a carload of mAri from , REED FRENCH C PIANOS l.v Hi Thin ml ilr ' i "I ! all broK J n. . Horii men know that this is. t hm ht TtTOm ducing val i J ley in lnrg bones and good feet in the state of Oregon, This stock Is on stile no t will stand a veterinarian Inspection b; - trial in harness. - It will pay the hun. nes men of Portland who need hoiit4 to come and look at this lot. . W.-BRtWZEIj 506 ALBINA AVE.. NEAR RUKSFTU, Phone llat Diamond Hons cPdr. I GUARANTEED I gallon lots, ft 1,4 f) per tU 1 gallon lots, a i. 6 O ir iu i aisttufaeturvd t r J0UIIXAL LINERS COST LITTLE: ACCOMPLISH 3IUCII rVBKIEB, Tel.