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J THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. FRIpAY EVENING, MARCH 28. 1808. Town Topics T051G1IT'S 'AMl'SEMKXTb. WVEDIRR I0; 'J1SSISI III 1910 "Who's Tour Vrlendr; t.i i ...! Uilf " I ..A...... AUVtV IM I OrpiKum ,,, Vauiv Grind .......... Vaudeville Fantases ..vaunevin- Lyrlo 'Tha Clay Uaksr. Alberts r ; In Xmcrov(m-nt AsiocUMoa At 'r.m.,i.v nfvht'a mttetlns of the Al-I berte Improvement association It was decided to provide for a Joint committee of tli Push club of the northeast por tinn of tha rltv.. to brine the clubB Into belter harmony with retard to matter of general Interest to that part ot tha city, and a committee vn appoint ad to Corner Willi tne otner mum Una. A petition for the paving of up? n. r Alharta .IrMt with bilulltllW pave mem waa reponea cuhhibi. . a I no reported that the petition -was raetlcally completed ror ine improve- ent of Going atreet wttn cement K.un n-ift-enth anil Tnirty. third streets, and a petition for a Ilka IninKiv.miUil nf T wen t V-BlXth and Twenty-aeventh atreeta between Alberta and Presoott .atreeta was also reported aa practically complete. Celebrate Ylctory of Idalaboa Scout Young camp No 8. United Hpanlnh War Veteran, celebrated .the tenth anmvep aary of the battle of Malabon at a meet-Ina- In. tha Auditorium - building last nlirlit nnont K. MeOord waa mander of the evening-, while Jay VP- ton waa master or ceremonies, "ins evening- waa opened by prayer by Chap lain W. S. Ullbfirt. mere Judge oenerai J speakers. At tba en of the addreaaea In 1910, the weatera Oregon conference Mas were distributed. . "5"UCa". - campaign, a ( ' i I wuuu iu uy many aoie aaqresses Blks Honor Moaer PortUnd eiksj were made, all advocating a united ef- nem meir annual election 01 ourenri ttrt against tba liquor traffic preceding ;v "iV'thV .otTon' of officer, the Action. Mr.. Hloraann of tha W. rule of rotation waa adhered to. the C, T. U., J. R. Knodell of tha Antl- . entire oflfclal list of laat year being Saloon league. Elder W. T. advanced one notch. Tha Hat of orn-1 Elder Daniel Nettleton of cera aa elected la aa follower Exalted I apoke on tha subject, all ruivr, ua v.. juviori piibciiiwi ivhuiiib i unilOu BCllOn. unignt. w. k. Apperaon; eiunmra iuy rin Elder W. C. FUls, elected preal- c?fH ln of theeBtern Oregon Confer ence,. Seventh Day Adventlsta anri Owen Sum-1 Firm In tha belief thafr aJl antt-taloon idge Oantenbelni Dr. Gilbert. forces In tha atat ahoulfl stand together M'vaws fM" r1? "k orvn d a boxing match, between uiem ung ana 1 or the seventh Day Advantlata want on ltd w niiman a very proanaroua " or t'riaay niKht Mrrorniancaa, w, beau Martin 'and the church) counaellng I At tha mdrnlng session ' tobacco and - 1 ,l fr ' " pwni meaicinea cam in ror tneir in are --.l?7ilS T of MPWatlon. l'ha following offlcera Bllla; treaaurer, E- w. Rowe; tyler. T. wr ,iectad for following yaar: preal- ti. Darting: irueiei, J. f. rinieyi ooi- dant Klrtr W C! Vlatw yi gate to tha Grand Lodge, John H. vol ley; alternate, Harry Fv McKay. dent, Elder W. C. FlaU: S. vlca crealdent. 9. o. xsuica: axecuiiva rommitTM. mei- ers C W. Hals. F. 8. Bulck. P. A. Han Maat Th.l" ;" . ' I . , 1 axm w. r . narun. The reaolutlon condemning the use of I uacco ana uquora waa as roiiows: -"Resolved, That we, the delegates of Third anl Jefferson southwest corner of Third and Jeffer. son streets which has been romantic aa a (tobacco and grocery corner aince roruana a miancy gaa i oeen uuen over oy me jtim x the weatern Oregon conference of the Smith i Meat company and will be con- seventh Day Adventiata aaaemWed, de ducted aa a flrat claea grocery and lr)r nurv. imnnmnrnn.iain.lv nn. i - i . k..iMi. : . . t : . - . - I i v" J2."; mi ' . T I poaea 10 mt inanuiaciure, aaie and use I . ru viMBor vuau '""lor inlollCMU. cia-ara. cla-arnttaa and xv years bko unaer ine urai rami "Mother forms of tobacco, and that we i . i. . 7 nv. . v, w ..m.. I P'cage ouraeives untiringly for the pro " "" "LV, w ? . 3 1 niDition or the iniquitous tramc in these Wltiiout a dollar. While he Is now rated recomlzed avlla v our mmnl. mH ui.o v.. ivi yv"'" -" I Dy our votes; ana ds it runner aa moneyed men. market page. Read Smith S ad on tha "Resolved. That we lnvlta other da. nominations and societies to unite with II. In nnr stttnrtm a imna tkla .uU Quaker, Sdncator Here Un1 that we asaure other oraranlxaUona I Prominent Quaker Educator Isaac Sharpies-, president of Ha verford working for the same oblect of our co-I conege, wayerrorq, r., win oe iver nis operation, provided there la not counlad I is Lr At I s m anif u:rtxfA- I . - r . . I j;u.t-ao, """15! i operation, provided there is not coupled WHTtjAiyJSXl1- tt an Issue which '!i0..-.W..ih"M compromise our stand against ;r;et., "tomorrow" evening 'it 7:30 religious legislation o'clock. President Sharpies is a lead-1 - lug member of Philadelphia yearly jury on the cBarre of criminal' libel for w. T i tae-puDiicatioa or artioiea in an arter- Am.,orTmwiiiQK?ktr.ifdh"h2 noon newspaper reflecting on William .b8v,tU rt. M- J-di "i C. K. B. Wood, will be ar- i'1" 5 r?i02?i .n I. i,.f?JS1 ralgned In the circuit court next Mon- i55n-Iiition t0 W .winded, flay before Judge Oantenbeln. The two Aumiasion iree. , men appeared Uila morning and gave (T...H .tir' t nt bond for 11800 each. This Is the second o ST.,".-8: ,fve. indictment pending against them for 1.7. y t V" v...." iVr "bel, the rormer growing out of attacks tenth distribution of funds to the devl- Buun-f , ?HhV.A ti-t?1Bo ?hK &J&ii'?,f Satter-.Whlle home- Li'iJd00-.? ward bound from 1 amoker of their istate bein' .6.1.00" All debta" havl H1.?1.0"1- Weewu.-H.. m Haj rrjson, w.i- l vv . av 1 1 ni k -m uh now been paid, except a small sum to W. Wilcox, George Kills and W. E. fwakVaa lata lost naht hAnasMA ahimhaiI ilj 4t eal I ' v7 laodiiUQiu c,aa,asacj vit ajct ir, AXulaiiXV, a heated altercation at Firat and SSP dJlVl,b"dl.18.tlJ.n. J6.!!'; Taylor atreets, and soon they, with a ii i .Vi"r" " w "" number Of others wbo managed to - biikisb. lAnnnnA hnn tn na thAlr Ct. ncers Jttupert and K.ungei neard the . . . '. i I uiuu. v aisvb nwn bviiaiiniou vomvuy mr nuw wijuiupoa tn ieast (ruHty of the Quartet captured a-i r nwB - hiuira. whllo rlmrrna of rilsnrderlv run. I Inn. ttr.. I . .1 aaMA f Vi . m.Ka.m PI... MVB MIUU IV IHJW IUUBI"Ai l JOflriAlla ff.M nror. Iav1oI fhla mArn n. Third street, near Yamhill (in Chicago t , r" " maraei; wnere ne nas openea a gro- IIcVuiu to X.eotur.Trnatlus V.. eery, fruit, and. poultry department. McNamee of Portland will deliver one ' - - lor th bnnhelnB oratlona at tha anvantv. AVAnth Annua I amaatv. am a' XTaIh ? .. -unrag Bowu Dame university. Wednesday. June 1. comfort you, No fancy Baker theatre. real benefit prices, pi optician, 189 Third Iiadies' Sample Suits Save on your new suit; get a sample, an styles. L,ang, the ladies' sample suit man, 6th floor Marquam building, room 615-14. Rate war steamer Northland sails dl rect for Ban Francisco Friday, s p. m CaNn $10. berth and meals InNuded Frank Bollara, agent. 128 Third. ' We sponge and press your ' clothes, shine your shoes, all for SI. 60 month. Main 614. A-4S14. Wagona run every where, unique Tailoring Co.. jot stark. . , , . t I VAv ATW - A lie UIIUU lit ilia R.A.5ub-e.n"i!.l: Shop." McNamee won the atate ora torical cnampionsnip at tne tournament held in Indianapolis recently and has gained great promineace through his speaking. . street, opposite raoUly Zdquor L Hlan STI Uquora One price to all. Kelly's and Morrison. Tel. Main tl. Store. Park ade wines and Free delivery. Home, A-I803. BlnglefB Bwtmmlng Tank, finest lit town, now open dally. 886H B. Mor. Ex pert instructors, uwim. isc. uotn pnonea. Steamer Jessie Karkhis. for Cams a Washougal and way tendings, dally ex. cept Sunday, weaves Washington street cock at 3 p. m. i - ' Oaatrell Bros. IT Washington street for family wines and liquors. Phones or Main lsit. aeuyery. iiwram wua iib wit. txillai 'mw vln H. Voorhees and Dana P. Eneeth, In dicted yesterday by the county grand F. W. Baltos and Company inyitoyour inquiries for rhoaet f JUin 165 i I Homo JLlieS First and Oak To Begin XeTlval Barrloss Rev. Wm. Parsons. D. D., of Beaver Falls, Pa., will commence -revival services In the Hawtnorne park Presbyterian church. Sunday March 28. Evening services continued through. the week, A large caoroa cnuir wm, oa a reaiure. InTestment Company ZnoorporateoU whom ix. j.nompson, xra i. iieeman and Frank Bollam have filed articles of Incorporation of, the Pacific Coast xrusc & investment comps ital stock la fixed at t!0,( The cap- rotuid o ' Stree Oars Talest-nn shovel, glasses, ladies' fur, note book, book, shoes, umbrella, kodak, lunch box. telescope, i suit cases, cnua s Donnet. Woman's Bxohsnre. Ill Tenth itnut. lunch 11:30 to t; busleess men's lunch. w. A. Wise and associates. naJnleaa uenusis. iniru ana wasningion. D. dtambers ar Bon. nnttntana. 11 Horrison. cor. esixtn. are the beau American Sank a Trust t corner or tsixtn and uak. ' Dr. S. O. Brown, Eye-Ear, Marquam. Dr. Sayaes, optician, Salmon near Bth. ! jaSAABAaaBTasiasai 0mllilmmiBm0tami&00mWMl EXPERT PIANO TUNING This le tha tfne ttf year whn alanee sheuld be carefully looked after. Our rnB ef exrrt tuiw-ra la the moat eom-r-te and rHahle M the Cul mnA nur r-rlr, entderlig quality f work, ere )- Ask shout our Tear It tuning mtrrt. whereby we keep your plane in firat-elaas cedltlofi at a yearly rata U rre!r work and polishing at reAaenaMAprtr-ee . Eii F-pe piano KrfE. ' Itl VMnttoo F'maau . rrL lie. II Tbcees iigme. k-lHS Pantages Novelty Acts.: There are all sorts of foretcn noreltr acts appearing at tne r'antages thea tre- this week. Mamsorrs ICight Oen ulne Russian, singers, dancers and In strumentaltsts. the Oardcn . City trio. mmA Rawaon and Just tha Aiutnltui M.ra ant Anlv m aw a ' the crggest acts. Next Week Nero, the Riding lion. T The Pan tares management takes mucn pleasure in announcing ror the I ! headline attraction ror next week Mile. Barnea animal circus, reaturlng IS era, ! the riding lion.' This Is positively one' of the greatest animal arts In America, I introducing ut tree (or all animal steeplechase. . - ai tne vrporauo. . Just a word, kind frlesd. and - know that a word is sufficient: If you ! are solnsT to see the bis; Mil at tha Orpheum. te hear tbe great prima doaaa , at -tne vnnwum ahq owi want to mtmnA .un at tha. Orohaum maom vnn reservations fn -ad vasce, - rot- the house 'I Is sold out nightly. They have enjoyed but hereafter Ilia Lyric Stock roinpan wm piny ma entire week. This wee Tb,e eiay jiakar." ... . "Leah Kleahn" Nut Work. There is- a brisk demand for seats to see the Baker Stock company's produc tion of Mrs. Flske'a great auccess "Leah Kleahna" next weak. It will run all next week with Isetta Jewel in the role of the girt thief. It is ens of the great eat offerings of the season. '"' Hersond at the Baker. On all sides one hears the remark,: 'That is a great show at the Baker this week." meanlns Harry Beresford and '.his marvelously funny comedy wnos xour rnntl. which nas been keeping people laughing, guessing and wonderlna all week. It will be aaen but three mere times. . , sreat opportunity for original comedy vi viiuna. - "There and Back" Tonight. .: ' The Baker Stock comnany at the Bungalow is scoring a laughing triumph this week with tieorae Arlias' .farce. There and Back," which, will be seen for . the last ' three times tonight, to morrow matinee and night. It affords Uuy Standing and Theodore Roberta, Klsw A , Erlanatr nresent tha dls tlngulshed actors. Quy standing and Ihuodore Roberta , in Sir Gilbert Par ker's great drama. 'The Right ef Way" inr-iuur perrormances beginning next Thursday April 1. at the lielltg. Seats go on saie next Tuesday. ' - " " 1 , ' , The Yankee) Tar." 'The Yankee Tar." the attraction the Orand this week, is a singing act wnicn nae met Willi marked aimcaaa. The act la beautifully ataged, ' showing the American fleet at anchor In a Jan. naroor wnue ine characters loiter in a tea garden. .. - . , ; Dwarf Elephant at Grand. BmAlleat of elephants Is Little Hip, who oomea to the Grand next w.eet. Little Hip was the feature of the New York Hippodrome for an entire season, and la now making a tour in vaudeville. Ha la a highly trained animal, and knows more tricks than a monkey., . i ' ' Loveletgii -and El Toyar lota sell on sight.' Visit .the sister additions tomor row er Sunday. ENOINEEK KILLED . . - OX STEABI SHOVEL ' -J " . . v. .. . Ashlasd. Or., March tl-harlea Qn- sell, an engineer on a Bout hern Farina stnem shovnl, was killed late Wadneaday afternoon at White Point near Bisk I you aummlt Ills head waa crushed between the shovel and a flat oar while making repairs. Deceased was an Odd fellow and a Mason ef Sparks. Nevada, .lodges. lie leavea a widow. ti'.,i'iua . ,i, ,.,..! 1 . .J l U Spring Festival n Permits Selling Fast Seaaon Ticket Permits for the Soring Festival or the Chlcaso symphony ur-i cheatra and, Portland Featlval Chorus selling'' very rapidly. These per- st H.I Regal Suits For Men a are on aale 161 Washington at Hers Plane House, i f ' ' , ' r . . . ' ' SaiMay Bargains Use Your With! $1.00 purchase or over we ve a year's subscription to "Paris Modes" Monthly, a handsome illustrated magazine. When making your purchase ask for it. Sample copy free. $2.00 In the course of the changes., being made in our store we have come across about two dozen Dress Skirts which -vshould have been sold during: the winter months. The material in most of them .is worth double the price asked for the skirt. Light and dark colors,in checks and stripes. .Small and large sizes among them. Values to $9. ' One dozen handsome Broadcloth Capes, very desirable for ladies who wish some wrap that is both elegant and serviceable for any occasion! Values to 15. What others charge you $25.00 for.. They Fit 1 All New Spring Suits, Blue Serges- included. Styles for all ages of men. ttO It? We will make TOMORROW A SPECIAL DAY BOi 3 ON LOW-PRICED SUITS. You can have any Suit on the rack, containing values to $17.50. $DC AAtr'ct'y tailored handsome Suits in all shades; an ex A)lliltreraely elegant model for one desiring a suit perfect in fit and finish. Also some very splendid values in taupe and blackxPrunellas and Panamas in large sizes. , New Tan Covert Tight- Fitting and Coats McALLEN ONNEt'L PARIS PATTERNS Mail Orders Carefully Riled ESTABLISHED 1884 Corner Third and Morrison Streets INVESTIGATE BUCK'S Men's Clothes Shop 343 Washington Near Seventh AUVitUXwTTm. Grand Opening Tomorrow NERVOUS PEOPLE And those afflicted with heart weakness may now have no fear of the dental chair. BEAD WHAT UBS. KAjnUET SATS I I had 19 teeth extracted at tha Har vard Dentists' without the least palm. ana mgniy recommend tnem. MRS. HANX.ET. Sit SSth St Whalebone Plate $10 A threat Slseovery, the Hew Whale none Plate, which la the lightest and strongest set known; does not cover tha roox ox tne moutn; Dite corn on tne cod; suaranteea ijb years. SioooWB Gzaxxxvas m wobzvo. We will forfeit 11000 to enr charltabU Institution for the dentist who can make a plate for (is as good a a we make for 110. 10 Year Guarantee OomtnA to "Bhadowe l-rrio Next Weak. en the Rearth,' whlrh em to the Ljrrle tt SJi't. glared ' r tbe jxtpuiar 1-rrte Stock cennaar, la a rery prtty mtie Rome lire rlay tnat ' r1 both tbe dark and the brfsbt atdee i of life la a wj dtTer asaiiBr, THere ' is a cnaae ror soe Tery goea acuog. Ormait Stork Compaay. Toalfifit. J Tpn!st l tee lat prformmrt fi Ut Uci ovaa stock com.ar.y at tbe Lyrlo. ' OF THE Hoffman Millinery Co. Popular Price Millinery Store Opr specialty will be beautiful Hand-Made Hats direct from New York's most exclusive designers. One hundred styles to select from, sold everywhere from $8.00 to (10 cial price always only WE ALSO CARRY A LARGE AND COMPLETE LINE OF FRENCH PATTERN HATS RANGING IN PRICE FROM $10.00 TO $50.00 The ladies of Portland are cordially inrited to see this opening xlip!ay of-fine-Sprmj- and Easter " . . Millinery HOFFMAN MILLINERY CO. 303 WASHINGTON STREET, NEAR CORNER FIFTH ST. , Just Opposite Olds," Wortman King - . v - . Oeld Crown, axtra hearr. ........ .SB.OO TuU Set Teeth (whalebon? 8. S. w.)S8.00 Stidga Work, pet tooth, best gold.. .6.oo White crowns :.4jOO Teeth Be-eaaatele4 3.oo OoU ruilng-a iu0 And not ezoeedlns'. aa.oa Beat SUrer Fillings.... toM Platinum rtlUags $1.00 Teeth Cleaned fO-SO TESTX bxthactxd wttsottt pazh rxea Whea Other work is ordered. By our new system ot painless dentistry, used by us alone. Our auccesa is due to tne nigh-grade work done Dy our expert. genuemamy operators. HARVARD DENTISTS Coxae Park and Washlagtoa Sta, Otrei- Boyal Bakery. largest and best-equipped Dental estab llshment In the world; SO offices in United States. Open Sunday, to I; Dally until s. , SEATS ON SALE SATUR DAY, MARCH 11 CONCERT; Portland? Symphony Orchestra V DAVID ROSEBR00K Conductor "', , ; ' . . . . . . ... TUESDAY EVENING MARCH 30 naUG vTDEATRE SOLOIST David Bispliam EMINENT BARITONE ' Prices 50 to f 2.00 BAKER THEATRE Phones, Main J. A-6J6 , Oregon Theatre Co.. (Ine.) Leesee Geo. U. Baker, Oea'l Mgr. Tonlrht all weclr. harnln matlrkaa' Wednesday, matinee Saturday. . Harry Beresford In his greatest laurhinr atie. cess, "WHO'S YOUS nxwro.' The bit of the season. .Evenings S5o to 11; matinees, 26e, 60cr Wedneeday bargain uiuug, .gc ny eai. a. A-lOflft. Mate. Urn. soaaaya aaA Xellaays IIICBTt ,v aVU-S-7Sc Wsek of HiMk II - mia Belle de Xinasan, orand Opera lva; g, MlUes Seat: JoIt Tlolettai ACr. and Kra. Kerry Clarke Will Borersi Oaroa fe raruaml Snrasall ft Basalli Orchestral Meftures. TEEATRE Uti LIaXxS. umjAoiir ' ' Main 117, A-4JJ4. Empire Theatre Co. (Inc.) Geo. I Baker. Oen'I Mgr. amous Baker Stoog Co. nv or comedies this' AJTD BACK." If yoa hate The THESE laughter, atay away. Evenings, Jto, 6o, 60c. Matinee Saturday, 15c, SSa. Next weex, i,eah xieshna," ' PANTAGES THEATRE AdTanoed VaadsvUle, Stars of all VatUms aKAJtzsorirs etoht oBznnani . ttuscoAirs Singers, Dancers and Instrumentalists Special Added Attraction, BAwsojr AJTD ran Genuine Australian Boomerang Throw ers. Matinees dally. 16c: two shows at K", night. 15o and 25c. THE GRAND VandevIIls He Lcxe AVOTEXB Bid BXTaI. AUoe Baveaporf Co. joe Watson. r .v, - Hetty Xrzna. ' - Elmer Tenley. The Ta&kee Tax, Harry MoOatfee. Qraadasoope. MARCO TWINS fcTBXO THBATBB Seventh and Alder sts.; phones, M. 6S5, A-1026; prices, 10c,- 20c 30c. Week starting Sunday ' matinee, March 21, The SVyrio Stock Company- and William V. Monsr. In Mr. Along 8 Great Character Drama, "The Clay Baker." A complete scenle produc tion. "The Clay Baker" has, in addition to rugged strength and quiet sympathy, the added virtue of novelty. Seattle ' Times. Matinees. Sunday. Tuesday. Thursday, Saturday. Next week, "Shad ows on the Hearth." WRESTLING Tuesday Night MarciidU EDDIE O'CONNELL Welterweight Champloa of. WorleV THE IMPERIAL SELF HEATING FLAT IRON -j ... - eaa now be obtained In Portland. A special 'price made on these Irons for a abort time to agents and deal ers. Gasoline or denatured alco hol will work perfectly. Sold under a guarantee. - P. A. BRYANT UlU KABZBOV, rOBTXAJTO, 0B JOE UHRLACHER Coming; Middleweight Champloa CXPO&iriON MN. Admission.' tl P reserved seats. 11. S Tickets at Cadwell's and Schillers. " j Skating Suspended One Night Only. - THE BIG OREGON MARATHON RACE - TONIGHT " 30 miles, ISS yards, to be held at the OBIKITTAZ. avXhOXSQ, March tt. Race starts 1:19 p. m. i Exposition Rink - RACE TONIGHT Joe rerroet of California, va Jack Kruse ef Pertland. ABKZXSTOaT 19 CXHTS. Skatea free to ladles. rAZHUSSS AVS XZOK-CZaASS f BBB T18TBT Crowa and Bridge Work a gpeelalty rorvxAB. inucBS - - Ilk Gold Crown ................. .14 Good Rubber Plate ..!. Beat Rubber Plate .......M Gold Fillings II Bridge Work .............I4.e Silver Filllnirs Il.o All other Filllnirs I . Extracting. Painless ........... .t . AXaXa WOBJC OUABAJTTXZS IS TXAJtA Union Painls Dentists ooxrn rots? in kobbxsoh arrnxxTa. - PAoAjae. acala A-la SAMPLE SHOES S2.00 a Pair Fer vrnmmm Worth t'a te . fe :SZ.SO a Pair Pwr Wen'e gboea W'vf-t te tM. -N'SampIc Slice Store C -"i Cerser TIM a4 ft aeem( it j A .