THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL; PORTLAND, SATURDAY, EVENING, MARCH 13. 1PQ3.
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TONIGHT'S "AMUSEMENTS
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"The B"I Ml"
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ker "The Maicrwnaaor
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Oiind Vaudeville
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l.y rio .................. . "Wormwood"
i O, N. a Armory (JOth and Couch
, streets) Automublla i ohqw
Tslls Waterway Fiasss How Jtarn.
peitn countries lar oumtrlp tha i-nitea
Httttea In utilisation of their wl;
ways and the millions, or money those
countrlea havs literally poured Out In
Improving rivers and digging- canals, U
graphically,, told by Oraut Foreman In
the March Jtumber of the Paclflo tnontn
ly. The article la a splendid aympo
alum or Information on the subject and
written in a vein to Interest alt road
era. The magaalne for Uie month la in
fart an exoollent one, reflecting much
credit on tha reirion In which It la puo
. llahed. as well an upon the adltora and
.iihiiuiira 'rhrira are man v Interest
ing features In this lsue. mong them
Jaek London's aerial story, "Martin
Kden." and the "Story of the Northern
Pacific." by" VV. K. Hailey. The niaga-
, sinla handsomely muairaiea. ,
Xr. Broturhs at T. W. 0. A -Dr. J.
Whltcomb tfrougher's March series of
Sunday afternoon talks at the Y. W.
C A. is proving; mon inwramn .
young women. Girls eepectally are In
vited to be present. The subject for
tnmnrrnv in "A YounaT. Woman S Btrug
gle With Habit- and Temptation,'
nhort, snappy ta)V on a girl's every day
nrnhlama. After the talk a social 'At
Home" gives an opportunity for friend
v vlaltlnav It Is a good, cheery place
for glrla to. spend a part of Bunaay
i.ff.mnnn The mualcal program will
!be: Soprano solo.vMIss Petronella Con
nolly; violin solo. Miss vorneua or'i
contralto solo, Mis Catherine Covach
Woman In Saloons Arrests Because
Mrs. J. C. Coates, wno saia ner
was In Elua-ene. had $44.85 when Shi
waa arrested In Rudolph Franiel S sa
loon at Front an4 Madison atreeta last
evening, together with three compan
iona. all of tho party were able to se
cure their liberty for the rest of the
night at least. Officer Burks found
Mrs. Ruth Basey seated on the lap of
M. M. Johnson, while Mrs. Coates and
Mrs Mary Vanslaolc were enjoying
themselves thoroughly. Ten dollars
ball was put up for each of the wo
men and also for Johnson. The saloon-
keener haa been charged with selling
liquor to woman. The cases will
heard March It. 1
C, H. IVOOOARD IS HOI f,IICI0US
CALLED BV DEATH
Pioneer Wholesale, and He
Vtail Druggist Dies Sud
denly of Apoplexy.
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( W.I.V.. n- - waltar a. J. Kauf
mann. secretary of the Hotel Portland!
A ,,wt q ln on account'
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of liquor being served In the hotel one
Snnilnv several weeka ago, because
Judge Van Zante did not understand Mr.
vniiftii.nn'a nosition at the hotel, the
Inference from tho testimony being that
he waa a waiter. The Judge considered
that as one waiter had been fined when
two officers obtained a bottle of beer
from htm and made an arrest at once,
punishment enough had been meted out.
The case was dismissed.
Charred With. Wife Beating. -Charles
Dent, a waiter in the Wigwam restau
rant. First snd Main streets, and living
on North Park street. Is being sought
by the constable's office. Mrs. Dent
swore to w warrant charging her hus
band with wife beating, tne piiarge
kiAh 1t1ui1 amonir ita renames a
visit-16 tha whipping poet, the assault
rnmmitted Thursday night. Dent
Is understood to have left the city,
a-.- wnnMnv Tlrml Suit for 114
19M haa hean beaun by 1-. B. Barde
through J. N. Barde. his guardian,
against M. U Kline, the Gauld company
and the Crane company. It Is alleged
.u wA AnfatyAnntsk hmiirht a stock or
Zmw i . at 110 North Third
street at Invoice price, and that less
than $2000 was paid, the sum sued for
nuntliiE the balance. The case was
filed In the circuit court.
ays Husband Stole Diamonds Fol
lowing the arrest of Chester Graves on
a charge of larceny preferred by his
wife, who desires to regain possession
of several diamonds. Graves will soon
be charged with another offense. Graves
was arrested by Constable Wagner yes
terday and Is now In the county jail.
Ills wife says the diamonds are worth
11200.
Gets Job as Hunter Lewis Grove of
Cottage Grove. Or., has received an sp
nointment as a hunter in the Malheur
national forest. Mr. Grove's duties will
be to hunt and destroy the predatory
animals of this forest that are so de
structive to the flocks and herds of
the ranges of eastern Oregon. Several
other hunters have been appointed for
duty on.a number of the Oregon forests.
Missionaries to lactura W. A. Hun
nex and his wife, missionaries of the
Church of God, will speak at the af
ternoon and the evening service to
morrow at Carpenters' Union hall, Grand
avenue and East Pine streets. Mr. and
Mrs. Hunnex are on their way to China
to take up missionary work. Services
will be held at 2:30 and 7:30 p. m.
Charles H. Wopdard.
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Charles H. Woodard, long and. well
known in Portland and prominently con
nected with tha wholesale and retail
drug business, died 'at his home, the
Morrison hotel, yesterday afternoon of
apoplexy. Mr. Woodard had apparently
been In the best of health until Thurs
day hlght when he Buffered an attack
of what aeemed to be rheumatism. Fri
day he was no better and was. sitting
In a nhol, lr .Via wtnHnw wh.n hta Xuftk
entered the room and found him dead.
His family physician was hastily sum
moned, but he was found to be beyond
medical aid.
Mr. Woodard was born In western
New York. and came to this city In
1865., He was first employed with
Hodge Calif f & Co.. a' retail drug firm.
When he 'started In business for him
self he opened a retail drug store un
der the name of C. H. - Woodard & Co.(
at Front and Alder streets? which at
the time of the big fire was destroyed.
He then opened a store at First , and
Alder and took into partnership Mr.
Quiver, now deceased. His partnership
with Lewis G. Clarke under tne firm
name of Woodard, Clarke & Co., was
formed In 1880.
From 1885 to 1895. he was also en
gaged In the wholesale drug business
under the names of Reddlngton, wood
ard & Co., and later the Snell, Heltahu
& Woodard company. During this time
he disposed of his holdings In -the re
tail business and later aoia -out nis
wholesale Interests - also and opened a
surgical Instrument store which he af
terward sold alsd. During the past few
years he had been giving his Alms to
nis private ventures. i
Mr. Woodard Is survived by his sec
ond wife and a daughter by his first
marriage. Mrs. F. O. Downing, The
funeral will be held from the Masonic
cathedral at 2 o'clock Sunday after
noon under the auspices of the Masons,
of which body Mr. Woodard was a
member.
Merrill's hall. Seventh and Oak streets,
March 16, at 8:30 p. m. Don't fall to
see this match.
SAYS JOSSELYfl
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Railway Frcsideiit - Doubts
That attempt Was Made
to Wreck Special. ;
Officers of the Portland Railway.
Light St Power company are unwilling
to give credence to the theory that an
obstruction waa placed Serous tha track
on, the Cassdero line yesterday for tho
purpose or wrecKing a special tram oc
cupied by- President B. S. Josselyn and
Ogden Mills of New York, -one of tho
largest Biockiioiaera in ma company.
"Such an Idea 'la sll hullabaloo!" ex
claimed Mr. Josselyn when asked for his
opinion. "I waa showing Mr. Mills over
the system that as might the better
comprehend tha great .'extensions of
streetcar lines that tha growth of Port.
land haa mads necessary. We were on
the Casadero line yesterday, but I was
not even Informed, that an obstruction
had been placed onthe track." .
'A plank was put across the-track on
the Casadero line yesterday." aald Vice
President Fuller of the company, "but
It wss only a plank which had been used
at tha Intersection of the track with a
wagon road, A passing wagon might
hava thrown It Into the position In
which it was found."
In. spits of these views, others con
nected with the streetcar oomoinv ara
Inclined to think that he placing of the
ilank across the track a Short urns De
ore the president's private train was
expected was more than a coincidence.
Lata yesterday afternoon a atone was
found wedged in a switch on the Mount i
Hcntt t ranks mo flrmlv that it was al
most Impossible to dislodge It. That It
was believed to have been placed there
with malicious Intent was reported to
Vice President Fuller this morning.
A rlald inaulrv Is belns conducted
with a view to determining whether tho
firesence of tne obstructions was ma
Iclous or accidental.
DIVIDEND ORDERED
BY THE P. R., L.&P. C0.
A quarterly dividend of 1
per cent on tho preferred stock
of the Portland Railway . com- .
pany was scheduled to be de-
cl.ared today at the Philadelphia
office of the local corporation.
"A dividend has never been
declared on the common stock of
this company," said President
Josselyn this morning. "The'
preferred stock was Issued at
. the time of construction as a
i substitute for bonds. It has been
4 the custom to return 6 per cent
annually or IVi per cent quarter-
ly on preferred stock. The exact
amount of the dividend, how-.
ever. Is determined in the Port-
land offices of the company."
yjt Conitrvatlvm Cuatottlan'
HIBEKMA
SAVINGS BANK
PAYS
4 Per Cent.
OPEN
For the convenience
customers
evenings fr
its
day
114
of
Satur-
,6 to 8
St.
Cor.
Second
Washington, Port
land, Oregon.
THOMPSON'S GLASSES
ARB GUARANTEED
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Li.iX;aws
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DR. N. J. FULTON
NATUROPATH.
C0M3IEXCEMENT AT
THE NIGHT SCHOOL
v Ksfsky Declared Insane Ernest Kef
sky, the Hungarian who was arrested
In the office of Judge Wolverton of
the United States court, where he talked
in a threatening and inconerent way
was declared Insane yesterday on exam
ination by Dr. W. T. Williamson. He
waa ordered sent to . the asylum at
Salem.
Rev. John Henry CndUpp. S. J- the
new pastor of Grace Methodist churoh.
Twelfth and Taylor streets, will preach
mornina- and evening on. Sunday. Full
male chorus at evening aervlce.
Warehouse staoe to rent on tract
with low Insurance or goods taken on
storaee. Western Storage & Transfer
Co.. 309 East-yamhill. .
Clean lamp eosi, thoroughly screened,
for furnace, range or, stove, prompt de
livery; weight guaranteed. Oregon iFuel
Co., Main 66. A-1666.
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Steamer Jessie Barkins, fpr Camas,
Washoiigal and way landings, daily ex
cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street
dook at '2' p. m.
round on Streetcars Sanl, box, purso
dinner pail, millinery box, key, nail
punch, lady's gloves, hammer, grip, gold
pin.
Diver Fail to port City Engineer
Taylor was unable to mase a repori io
the executive board yesterday as to the
condition of the Madison street brnige,
ss the divers have not yet completed
their work. A special meeting of the
hoard will be culled when the report
of the divers Is ready.
S abate at People's rornm A Joint de.
bate on state aid for railroads will be
held at the Peoples Forum tomorrow
night between Colonel C. E. S. Wood,
who advocstes such aid and J. B. Barn-
hlll who opposes the proposition. The
meeting will be open to questions and
general discussion from the audience. -
rail Trom streetcar. H. Kulchlnsky
fell from an "8" car on the middle of
the First street bridge across Marquam
gulch last evening, and sustained sev
eral Injuries, Including the loss of two
teeth. He was attended by Dr. F. H.
Dammaach, and taken to his home, 230
Second street.
' Dlseovat Association Incorporated
The Anglo-American Discount associa
tion has filed articles of Incorporation
with the county clerk. It Is formed by
Itavid N. Moeessohn, George D. DeMor
rla 'and M. Mosessorrn and has a cap-
iiai biock or tiv.evv.
Caswell Bros, T0 Washington street,
for family wines and liquors. Phones
A or Main 114. Free delivery.
iavi Botenoe of Xsaltb. 409 nare
book on hygiene, free. Apply by mail.
ma
609 Rothchi
bldg.
, Clackamas eonnty taxes may be paid
at office Clackamas Title company, 610
Chamber of Commerce.
Woman's Exchange, JSl Tenth street,
lunch 11:30 to 1; business men's lunch.
W. A. Wise and associates, painless
ucuuBis, imru una Yvasningron. "
The public night school closed last
night with a program rendered at the
Llncaln High school by members of the
different classes, and with the presen
tation to the principal, O. W. Hender
son, of a handsome chair. The pro
gram was made up of vocal numbers,
recitations and Instrumental selections.
A German chorus was the first number,
followed by an encore. Herman Feeden
gave a recitation, Robert Isler followed
with a cornet solo, a humorous dialoeue
was given by two students. 8. Malnar-
off read a paper entitled "My Opinion
of the -Night School," Samuel Humosky
sang a Russian song, and Fred Boyn-
ton gave a tenor solo. The next num
ber was a recitation by John Bauman.
The principals' quartet sang "Until the
Dawn" and responded to an encore.
Hans Bachll played a cither solo, Sam
uel Humosky gave a recitation. Mr.
Taras sang a Finnish song and Joseph j
iaazzamni piayea a cornet soio.
The program closed with a medley of
national airs of all nations.
The night school has had a most
successful . year- and has been largely
attended by foreigners who are .learn
ing to speak and read English, as well
as many mechanics and laborers who
feel the need of better education and
who are at work during the day. The
closing exercises were attended by a
large audience, which applauded every
number on the program.
Rock Springs Coal
The best coal on the market. Liberty
Coal A Ice Co.. agents. Office 15
North Fourteenth street. Main 1661.
If at any time In one
year Thompson can
improve your vision,
MO OXAKGB will be
made for the chang
ing of lenses. Frames
and mountings kept
In repair one year
without ' extra cost
HIOX-CXAS8 won
9 years In Port
land. 2 years in
the leading eye
Clinics of Eu- POSSXB&B FSICSS.
rope.
THOMPSON
The Internationally indorsed Biffnt
AT TBS &OWXST
Excert.
Suite 809 Corbett Bldg;., 6th ft Morrison,
METHODIST
CHURCH
Corner Third and Taylor
Service, 10:30 and 7:30
DR. BENJ. YOUNG
I Will Dave Some
Statements in
This Space
Next Saturday
. March 20
That Every Per
son in Portland
Ought to Read
I Will Guarantee
That a Whole Lot
of Persons Will
Read Them
Do You Know
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PREACHER
tt
xoRzmra subject
"The Angel in the Wilderness
svinia topic
The Profit of Service
Strangers especially welcome. Special
services by the Epworth League every
night this week except Saturday.
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DR. N. J. FULTON
US Twelfth St., two blocks south of
Jefferson car, one block from either
11th or 13th street car.
Office Hours, 9 to 12, 1 to 4.
Home Phone A-2123.
Dr. Morrison's
SIXTH IiXCTlTBB OH THE
Emmanuel Movement
AMUSEMENTS.
WHY?
So Many People Are
Stopping at 147 7th St.
to Look at the Window
and Then Go Inside?
INVESTIGATE
HZIUCr THEATRE, 14th and Wash.
S NIGHTS BEGINNING TONIGHT
Satur
Special Price Matinee
irday
TRINITY CHURCH
19th and Everett
BUITDAT AT 7:30 P. If.
Cordial Welcome for All
The Red Mill
Tonight and Tomorrow Night, Special
Price Matinee Tomorrow.
Schwab Printing Co,
1347! STARK TRtT
9. Chambers - Bon, opticians,
Morrison, cor. Sixth, are tha best.
Ill
American Bank A Trust COv Moved
lo corner of sixth and Oak.
Sex Painless
tre building. '
Dsntiats, Grand Thea-
Xr. games, optician. Salmon near Ith.
targe Andienoe Enjoys Xtasle.
A Crowded hOUSS a-reeteri thA anlnlata
at last Friday evening pianola re
cital at Ellers Piano House, which was
voted to have been one of tha moat
enjoyable given this season.
Miss Alice Jus ton has a beautiful con
tralto voice and her work on this oon.
slon showed very careful tralnlnr and
a promise of a very brilliant future.
The pianola also came in for
share of attention and waa much annre-
In the accotnpanl-
Will Wrestle U
nd Sullivan, for ,
a Finish Albright
the middleweight
DR. BROUGHER
rreaches ' Twrfre Sunday at
THE WHITE TEMPLE
Twelfth and Taylor streets
10 M A. K.
tl
.
Wishbone or Backbone'
In SeHes, "What Jesus Did"
TM P. ML '
Jesus Said About
Heaven"
What snal Where Is It t
BOMem Baa yea will elng Alesaaderl
fan9 rrl mr.
Ure. Biytism.
elated, particularly
rnent work was this marvelous little in
strument a reveiaiipn. i
These concerts, which have ben rfvn I
o-raaionaiiy ounn ine past season ny
r.iiers nano Mouse, nivn grown in pop
ularity to such sn eatent that the seat
ing Capacity of the beautiful recital hall
Is always taxed to its ntmoet.
: While admission Is ' 'romplimentarv,
tickets should be secured at the Ktlefs
store In advance this course being
aonpimi oy ine. rinn to prevent ever
crowaing.
One Btlf PowU Coffee Free.
One half pound of coffee will be
given free to every one who Inserts a
rash want ad amounting to It cents or
more in sext, Sunday's Journal. R
membr. any caeh want ad under anv
classification. No exception this webL
Be announcement on want pages today.
Housekeepers' Day.
Hundreds-of wide awake ttouaekeeit.
ere are taking advantage of our Moa
dav aal In table linen.. h-eta nlllnw
ranML curtains, clllnwa. e1- Kilrm- ru-.
talne end, lie. ;e and Jfce, Just In.)
M'Aiim xcLonneii. corner Third and
Morrison.
Audit Certificate
We have examined the books and records pf OREGON LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY for the fiscal year ending Decem
ber 31. 1908. and have verified therefrom the company'! state
ment of Assets and Liabilities at at the close of business at the
Home Office on that date.
We have examined and verified the bonds and mortgages
owned by the Company, and find them to be aa stated, and we
have satisfied ourselves that the loans are fully secured.
We have confirmed the integrity of the Cash on hand, and have
verified the balance deposited by certificate from the depositary.
We have additionally satisfied ourselves that all other lia
bilities are truly stated, and WE CERTIFY that, in our opinion,'
the statement correctly seta forth the true financial position of
the Company at December 31, 1908.
(Signed) LESTER HERRICK HERRICK.
Certified Public Accountants.
THE SPITZNER PHILHARMONIC
SOCIETY
SECOND tONCERT
aXAXCK 81, AT B:45 O OI.OCX
.KXIUO TKEATBB
Tickets 26c, for sale at Abendroth's
Jewelry store. 326 Washington street.
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flEATRE
Main 117, A-4224.
Emp. Theatre Co. (Inc.). Lessee. Geo. U
Baker, Gn. Mgr. Tonight. Tups.. Wed..
Thurs.. George Ade's "THE COXiKEOS
WIDOW." Friday and Sat., "BOclety
and the Bulldog." Evenings, 25c, 35c,
80c. Mat. 16c. 25c. Next week "Panst."
BAKER THEATRE
Phones Main 2. A-5360.
Or. Theatre Co. (Inc. I, Lessee.
Geo. I,. Baker. (Jen. Mir.
TONIGHT All week. Bargain matinee
Wednesday. Ree. Mat Sat. The well
known actor DAKtEI. SULLY a Father
Daly in TKB MITCHUIIK.
Rich In comedy and pathos. Kvenlna
inrrs joc, ouc, itc. Mats. Z5c, 60a
iveanesaay oargnln mat., 25c any seat.
Automobile Show
Last Day of fllie .
Show
School Children's Day
Afternoon 25c
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Be Sure to Beat the Wind Up
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THEATRE i$-2$.w-7St
Week of March 8 Kiss Tlolet Black.
in "The gateway"; ponr Poncherrys,
James K. CaUaa; Slltxm's JToralty Cir
cus: Ternon; Biaters Deraye: Ortrweld
A Paddea; Orchestra; Picture, Taft la
raai
THE GRAND VandevlIIede Loie
wm or acamcx a.
alOTUB BIO 1IU.
John Kedalre,
Mareena, BTererre
A Mareena,
Tonrerre A Zu
mersoB,
Aastraiian Tree
reUere,
Barry McDagee,
Oraadweeope.
Adolph
ZINK
Tne World's rent
es I.Uiptlaa
Artist.
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YE OREGON GRILLE
MRS. MILLIE PERKINS. Soprano Soloist, and
SIGNOR DE CAPRIO'S SPECIAL STRING ORCHESTRA
Every Evening From 6 to 8 and 10 to 12
SIGNOR DE CAPRIO personally renders one of bis famous solos
on the baritone horn each evening at 11 o'clock.
OREGON
Seventh and Start Streets
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There will be
more people in
I Gregory Heights
On Salf reul CeYTes rree.
Ooe Kalf neand ef mffe) will hi
frrm tr-m to rery en )oarta
rash want ad amount lr.a: to It -ate ef
iwr in nett i'"Jiay'S Journal Rr
rmlr. any cash; snt ad ntler any
rlaif1f lfm Jit 'XcfM n this Wk.
fe-e iMHnnmimt en want pagis teiay.
Hovcndcn-Soulc Piano Co.
NEW HOME:
IK FIFTH STREET. FIRST BOOR NORTH PERKIXS HOTEL
Pianos, Player -Pianos and Phonographs
PANTACES THEATRE
i AiTaaoeel Tae Senile. Btars ef AU BTattoas
jomw ik itruoTAV.
The champion of Chmpmo nJ his eld
j riTaU JAKB srn.Biarw
The twn old rials who fouaht 7$
: rounds with har knucklps at lUchbnrg.
! Mlas, Julv . Ita. appearing; In a
i fOMlIy eshlhMkm of tl; manly art ot
alf-defene. Matlne dally, ISc; twe
. ehnwa et nlyht. Ir.
THE LYRIC THEATRE
I "nnh and Alder Ptreeta
I Vain 4t. A !: Ptirve lee. :c, IS.
H this . rrfnm FrVf1 night
' THE LIRK' fT x K MMPANI fea
WOBMWOOD"
Takvn fmm Mart' t'erW'.I's noveL
FtMit" njgtit ttvt Vrma S'ok (X
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afxt Fainn)' tint Week Belaeee) Bad
taaBTilta Tka.i!tu4 Ball u
I ii-t tm-r-Tifn: LAif Bransconibe and
Hertwft AahU'B-
tomorrow than on all
the other properties of Port
land put together. Read Gregory's
ad tomorrow and then visit GREGORY,
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