The Oregon daily journal., April 21, 1909, Page 9, Image 9

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 21, 1003.
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TONIGHT'S AM18LMKXT3
Hell)- . "Wild Fir'
Maker "Th I'arkvllle Stroller
Bungalow "ill i'lmt Horn
Orplmura vwmvni
Grand , Vaudovlll
l'untage Vaudevlll
Twa Mo table lactaras At tht regula
miinir at itim UiiiiiMn'a club on Krl
tiny afternoon In Women of Woodcraft
linll tlia auhlect will ba on of esecl
Interest. Mr. William J. Klnley w'
elva ia Wtura "Tlia IntelllKt'nce
Illrda." and illustrate It with atereoptl
run vlnaa. This will ba an onen meet
Ins to which the general public la cor
dially Invited. The program begins - at
1 o'clock anil Mra. John M. Bcott will
be the chairman of the Any. Wednes
day evening, April 28. Mr. Flnley will
deliver liln famous lecture "ins i rmi
of the Plume llunuir. aleo Illustrated
with tereoptlcon view".' under the au
riloes of the Woman' chsto and the Oro
Kon Audubon society. In the White Tern
1 nli. nn the rfirnpr nt Twelfth and Tay
lor streets. 1 Thla la the lecture which
waa Hiii h an art latin auccesa and which
aroused so much enthusiasm In New
York and olhnr anntiril dries that Mr.
Flnley visited on his lecture tour Jaat
year. There will be no admission lee
at cither lecture. . . .
Mrs. J. a. jOarrovB Tnniral The fu
neral of Mra. J. O. Garrow who dlod at
Bt. Vincent's hospital Monday evening
of heart disease waa held from the
family residence, 23 ; Alnsworth avenue,
at -1:30 o'clock. - this morning;. ine in
terment waa made in Lone Fir ceme
tery. Mrs. 'Oarrow waa stricken Buii-
. dsv afternoon while her husband and
ona were on a' finning trip on the lower
i oiumDla near uak romi. i ne moior
boat In which the party mad the trip
down, the river , broke down and after
some delay Mr. Garrow secured a faat
- boat for the return trln and with hi
aona arrived In Portland only a few
momenta before hie wife died. Mr. Gar
row is an aaaUUnt in jthe office of the
city engineer.
Head Mission Circle. Th' Florence
Meade Mission Clrclo of the Unlversalist
Church of Good Tidings will have an
Interest In meeting at the homo of Mra.
C. A. Mllltman. SWA Occident street.
near liolladay, tomorrow afternoon at
2 o clock. The oaper of tha day will
be by Mrs. Bill McLean ' on "The
Prophets and Their Message." These
modern studies of the Bible for their
practical and spiritual meaning-are open
to the publio and hava been of great
assistance to many who are puaaled and
beset by doubts. Th Ladles' Aid so
ciety of the Unlversalist church will
hold its meeting at the residence of
Mrs. EL B. Leonard. Grand avenue
north until the new church building, is
ready tor-occupancy. ;
- Wash Walls With Acid A large force
of 'workmen are engaged in . wasning
' down with acid the terra cotta walla of
the Meier A Frank annex,1 at Sixth and
Alder street; at the earn time the
Joint are being- pointed with white mor
tar, with the result that when this work
is completed the walls will be perfectly
whit and the structure will present
r tin unusually handsome 'appearance. The
Interior finish is proceeding with des
patch and it la now confidently predict
ed by the contractors that tlia com
pleted building; will be turned over to
the owner not later than July 1, and
possibly, by June 15. , .
- Disturbs City ' Telephone Charged
With interfering- with the city's tele
phone line to the Bull Run pipeline
lteadgates, D W. Metsger and Emma
Metsger are defendants in a suit tu
. the circuit court, filed by City At-
' torney Kavanauah. Metxger Is alleged
to have removed a telephone pole from
Its right of way in Gresham and to
nave ereciea
of way.' It
"'nd to erect" other buildings on the
SS foot strip owned by the city, and
an ; injunction restraining hint ' from
further Interference with the city's
property is asked.
Seward for Bookless Chauffeur
Twenty-five dollars" reward has been
offered for the arrest of the chauffeur
driving the big- machine which ran over
and badly Injured Charles M. Mower of
771 Belmont street Sunday afternoon
on the Base Line road. The Brother
hood of American Yeomen, Homestead
ISio. 5 SO. of which Mower I a member.
offer the reward. It the chauffeur
guilty of having- run down Mower can
- be arrested, every effort will be made
by members or the order to nave Mm
convicted.
Itectural draftsman In the aiiparvlaln
rrlillm ta (.ITIce at W eslililKlon, I).
1'lie eiamlnatlmi ! be held May it-ApplU-ailoiis
should ba mad to Z.
Leigh, at Ih puvtuITIo.
Dies Yry Bnddenly W. R Youn
died very suddenly at 492 Mlaelsnlrn
avenue thla mirnlnii or heart rallin
Hi mas an ftmnlova of the Acme mill
and hud a family of grown t-Ulldrcn.
N- si mngementa have been made a
yet fur the funeral.
BnttejwTh very best fresh creamery
butter, full two pound squares, 65c,
Head fimith adv., back page.
Two flret class clothing saleemen
wanted for steady position, llrowns
villa woolen Mill store.
Ponnd on Street
laa, pair g I ". 7
suitcases, handbag.
Br.
Klght
packages,
timbrel
book.
Bat-yard, veterinary surgeon. Of
flee B. U Transfer stable. Phone
Main 1077. .
Woman's rxchanr. ill Tenth street.
luncn ll;J0 to i; ouaines men s lunch.
Uaoafelt, onrnmafclal. view, flash
light photographer. C-10B9. KmH 38S,
W. A. Wis and aoclates. Dalnless
oeniiaia, tnira ina tvaanington.
Oasolln and Coal Oil -Teleohon Red
xang uu wo. iau tirst, street. . ,,
.,
Aeme vOil Co.- fine oil and aaaollna.
rnone jaam in, A-ii4. ,
A.mrloan
and Oak.
Saak ft Trust Gov Sixth
Sr. Bays, optician, Salmon.near Ith.
PEKSONALS
Miss Ttoaamand Wrlaht. nleca . nf
Judge Hunt In Walla Walla. Is a aueat
at the Portland. Sli expect to visit
with Portland friends several days.
K. L. Fhlpherd. proprietor of th 8hlo-
herd Pprtngs hotel. Is a guest at th
Cornelius today. , .
Mrs. C. W. Keen and Miss Flelda
McClane of SUverton. ar gueat at th
corntiua . ,
Mr. and Mra. J.-Cartman of Los An
geles 'wish to announce th engage'
ment of their daughter Miss Clara, to
deneo of Mr. L. Ruvenaky, S41 Second
lo Kemp of-Portland.
bo held Sunday., April
Reception will
25, at the resl-
treet. from Z:!0 to p. m. t,
Friend of Miss Madeline Bruce will
he pleaded to know that th operation
tot an enlarged gland of th neck wa
successfully performed at the Good Sa
maritan hospital Monday. In a few
day ah will be able to return to her
horn at if 8 JSast sixteenth street.
Why Block t ho' Aisles?
Portland, April 18. To th Editor of
Th Journal I wish to aslc space 1 in
your paper to expre my views In re
gard to incidents often seen on street
cars In this city. . ,
For instance, why do all passengers In
getting on the cars stop in the doorway
or aisle, obstructing th passageway for
warehouse on the right
It is' complained that he. in-
EV W. Baltes
and Company
invite your
inquiries for
PRINTING
First and Oak
other getting; on, instead of moving
forward a requested by th conductort
On an eaat aid car recently, when th
iat wer all full and th rear end of
th atal blocked, two'ladlf boarded
th car, pushed their way through
rrnr door and aiopped, blocking the alale
until even th conductor waa unable to
make hie way forward. When asked to
t -. - - J L -
inov forward they neither answered nor
oompiiea witn the requeat.
In my opinion If the mihllo would do
by the etrretrar conduclora a they do
by th inibho there would be less re
port of unsatlafartnrv narvli. turned
In at the general office of the streetcar i
company. f KKADK.K,
Journal want ads lo word. ,
' Incorporation Articl Tiled Articles
or incorporation or tne Kiectric uevei
opment. company have been filed with
the county cleric by. W, B. Cobb, Irving
A'ouingnam ana j. w.,K.nppei.-' jDevei
opment of power by dam and flumes on
the Sandy r and Clackamas rivers is
stated, to be the object of the company,
particularly ror mining purpose, is, i
Kraley, J. W.. Benson and Frank L.
Waller have filed articles of the United
Trust company. It lias a capital of
110,000. , ,
Olv Sramatto Entertainment The
young ladles of the new Catholic Church
of the Ascension will give a musical and
dramatio- entertainment tomorrow even
i Ing at the new church on Kast Seventy
sixth street, mid, way between the termi
nal of the Mount Tabor and the Monta
vtlla carllnes. An excellent program
ha been arranged. In which many per
former, will take part Among these
a re Miss Lucia Barton, M Us Grace La
Kollette, Jack Xrquhart, E. J. Devin and
J. A. Tauacher. . . j .
' Honsekeeper' Bale McAUen Mc
Donnell ar conducting an Important
ale of linen and ether household ne
cessities that is of special interest to
housekeepers end hotel and restaurant
proprietors.. The cause of the big re
duction sale !s alterations and Improve
ments to th store) which necessitate a
reduction or tocic ,
Oaeer Chimney rira A ' vea-etnhia
growth In a chimney caused 'a pusxllng
. nr at nw corner or Seventh and Mill
streets last night. ,- A house belonging
io J3to mj nwu wh awqirvren 10 db on
fire, comparatively early In th evening.
Firemen worked ; for more than two
hour before they discovered that th
chimney Itself was burning up.
Lecture at Idbrary -a atereoptionn
lecture on "Th Karly Italian Renal-
sane" will be given In the publio li
brary this evening; at ( o'clock. Mra
Alice Welster I giving this lectur for
the Portland Woman' club art depart
ment It will be open to all Interested,
and no admission will b charged.
- Thursday Special rarity Uqnor Co.
11.69 grade port, sherry, Tokay, Me
rieria, Muscat. Angelica and Sauterne at
II per gallon: Kll Wood, the pure food
' whiskey, regular $4. st ?3 per gallon.!
rhone Kast 4437. B-lISt. Free delivery.
- soi Eaat Morrison.
Xrtea toooeed Klslap Benjamin T.n
ta, a Portland hotel man o' consider
able experience and broad acquaintance
t-aa assilmxd the duties or cleric at the
Imperial hotel in th position left va
cant through th resignation of John
Hlelcp. '
Baaetaa at Xlsglrr sail every Toes.
Thursday and Sat. m Refined dancing
for pstron of th bolter claea only, fcc
lr dance each couple. tanc a little
nr often aa you wlatt. Montrose Rlng
' ler, manager.
slat War. Pta mr Norn City' il
direct fer Kan Krandaco and ' I
Anrl rytdav afternoon. Cabin 11
and tit fa. berth and ma included.
Frank Boliam, aeu 121 Third street.
nr
TmCr zaor
rr!on. High cnfim wipe
l'Tur O-a prc to all fe dell
Par
Ta" wipe and
TL Mala II Horn. A-III2.
ftotiMr Jr!e Xarxlaa. for Cameo,
Vaheut ar.3 war Ift-lir-r. ddlir,
rrt giii'ir. Ieave WaaFingtoa etrt
dork at S p. m.
Oovaraiuent Tut Sraftnsea Jtjt
i'il rT'"a r"-gd t take f f4-
rl fl1t rt'- mi-'-il1"?! fnf
arJ-i!c tural drafteman and uriorarch'
CHIGKfcRING
PIANOS
Built Upon Honor by
a - Maker Whose
Reputation for High
Quality and Beauti
ful Tone Dates Back
85 Years 1
' Th iov of a lifetime of snttsf ac
tion cannot be compared with the
few dollar extra that a Chlckering
coat. It is known the world over
for its brilliant melodious ton and
responsive action.
On hundred and twntv-nlne first
medal and - awards - proclaim th
Chlckering supremo.
You should seo the new model
Chlckering upright It is a little
beantv and noaaeases all i the famoua
Chlckering. characteristida of tone,
action and workmanship. The little
auarter grand In our window is also
attracting considerable attention. You
are welcome to com and Inspect
them. ' -.. - r
, .Ton Can. Boy Caickerlng Piano v
.... Oaly at
" pteBsraKaUitr
33 WAtXXiraTOV TXSXT
A SMemraeinitt
. : A statement having appeared in this
morning's paper that "Secretary Ballinger
would have no; control over private power
cofnpanies in' the Deschutes river, and that
. the government had nothing to 'do with
them"
v We desire to correct an -erroneous -im-;
pression in regard to this company's hold-;
ings on the Deschutes riven The power
plant and dam of this company is . to be con
structed above Trout creek, and we; were
reliably informed, before undertaking this
project, that the Harriman or any other road,
would leave the Deschutes canyon at. Trout,
creek, the naturat outlet to the interior of
, Oregon, and as government land lies oh both
sides of our water filings of 21 miles we sub
mit the following:
Deparlnent oi the Interior,
. United States Land Office
The Dalles; Or., April 8, 1909.
. , Serial No. 01682.
Wasco County Electric & Water Power Co.,
318 Marquam Bldg., Portland, Or.
Sirs : In reference to articles of incorpo
ration and proofs of organization of your
company, filed with application for right of
way, you are advised that under date ot
March 19, 1909, the department accepted the
same for filing under the provisions of the
act of March 3, 1875 (18 Stat., 482).
Very respectfully, . 4
C. W. MOORE, Registrar, '
Wasco County Electric &
- Water Power Co.
Condon, Oregon. .
BRANCH OFFICE: ' ,
318 Marquam Building, Portland, Pregon
u
rf Rma6g
IS THE LANDLORD
THE
BIGGEST
MAN
THAI
CALLS
AT
YOUR
HOUSE?
If go,-, it's 'time: to forbid Him the privilege of carrying YOUR
MONEY away in his pocket and spending it on his wife and children,
when your'g ought to have it- . . ; . ., " . -
" Every dollar, you pay in. rent is lost to yourself. You don't get
bread and butter or meat for it. You don't get a pair of sox, or a hat.
Your wife doesn't get even a pair of eloves for it.' It merely. gives
you tht privilege of spending 30 days under another man's roof.
There's no economy in that. You've got to have a home of your
own some day. Why nor make a beginning NOW?
GREGORY sells homes for less than rent. It's' a fact. Try him
and see. 1 1 , ;
He has splendid lots, fine view, good location, fine car'service,
that he sells for as low as $100 better ones for a little more.. And he
takes as little as $5 for the first payment and $2.50 a month.
Think of it! TEN CENTS A DAY WILL BUY A HOME SITE.
If you're a busy man or woman come in at your convenience,
and we will take you in our auto and show you the property.
iINVi;STMENTlco:rl
Office. 418 Corbett Building. Fifth and Morrison Streets
Bring This Ad With You
Millm
ery .
Consolidation
1000 Yrlnun4 Xsts, no duplicates. ,
1000 Wntrlmm4 amap. In black: and
straw colors, mostly Just received this
week. ' Evsry new shape.
Fralay Bros., havlnf closed . thJr
branch stor at 124 Beventb st- and
- combined that stock with the- main
stor at Third and Salmon, now show
greater number -and greater variety of
dainty, classy trimmed hats, moderately
pricaa. man ever oeiore.
As Extraordinary Values
we have grouped about 350 of these
into special lots as follows: ,
Lot Child's ribbon or silk and '
flower trimmed, regular $2.7f '
to I3.B0 for ..........,-......$8.15
Lot t toadies'' trimmed, values
to $4.00, for1 .-,. S2.85
Lot 1 Ladles' trimmed, values
to $5.50, for -S3.40
Lot 4 Ladle' trimmed, values
to $7.00, for ............ .....J4.80
The Castellan
Summer Rafces East
Daring the Season 1909
Via the
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co.
OREGON SHORT LINE AND
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
From
Portland, Spokane, Walla Walla and all points on
the O. R, & N. line
To OMAHA and Return - $60.00
To KANSAS CITY and Return $60.00
To St.Paul trad Minneapolis g,ra $60.00
To ST. LOUIS and Return - 567.30
To CHICAGO and Return - - - $72.50
And to other principal citiet in the east, middle west and south,
correspondingly low fares
On Sale June 2, 3; July 2, 3; August 11, 12
To DENVER and Return - - - $55.00
On Sale May 17, July I, August H
and to other principal cities in the East, Mlddla West and South
i tjorreaponaingiy low xares.
Qolna- transit limit 10 days from data of sale, final return limit Oc
tober Slat.
Thes tickets present soma very attractive features in th way of
stopover privileges, and choice of routes: thereby nablinr passengers
to make side trips to many Interesting- points en route.
', Routine on the return trip through. California may be had at a silent
avarice over tne rates nuoteo.
Full Dartteulars. sleeDlna- car reservations and tickets will ba fur
nished at O. R. N. City Ticket Office, Third and Washington streets,
Portland, or any local ag-ent elsewhere. ; -
WM. McMURRAY, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon
Exclusive New Tork ; Tailored Suit
Hats, sell at 18.00 to IIS.OO.
Castellans never sold at reduced i
prices. :
One
Store
Bi4 Fraley Bros.
Somethtnigr lNw All th Tim
Third and
Salmon
BASEBALL,
ucuiTioir rajir.
Cermar Tanfaa aa TwBty-rourti tru.
LOS ANGELES vs. PC2TL1XD
, . Aprfl BO, SI, B8. 3, S4. SO.
Gnms beg-In weekdays t it p. m.;
Sundav. I 3s p. m.
Atmlelon Pletcber. tte; Grand
stand, Sfc; Box. I5c itr Children:
Bleachers, ler: UrandstaiMt. iSc
ivABrer bat rxzsAT
Boys tinder 12 trr to biea hers Wednesday.
Schwab Print ing Co,
rT trett.
Ityiriltl HICI0
T; Y A. f. K STKEZ
Journal Adlcts ravBiSclcst
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LAST CONC1LRT OF SLASON
r 1908-0?
Eilers Recital Hall
FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 23
' At o'Clock ":
V SOLOISTS
MISS KATHLEEN LAWLER. Soprano
MRS. ROSE COURSEN-REED. Contralto .
MR. J. W. BELCHES, Tenor
MR. DOM J. ZAN, Baritone
Fpectat music Is feeing- selected fr th annual Pianola Recital, th
last one ef th season, which take ptec Trtday vnlng. April il. at
l.l clock. -
Each of th four soloist I a fertland favorit and will be heard
to annauat adrantag oa this occ aion. A number of Pianola olos will
also t rendered. . ,
Admission la entirely com r! Inn !-, but t avoid overcrowtUfa
efitrance can be gained only upon preaentaUoa of reserved seat ticket.
Bv carilna at ur stor t- hetnrm Friday everting' two cen-
plimeotary tkketa, each good for we leeerred seat, may be wrurtd.
. Z.ILERS PIANO HOUSE,
" 353 WASHINGTON STREET
Ma
Make the' savory springtime breakfast- the
delightsome clubhouse sandwich, always
ready for unexpected guest. No more de
lightful pledge of Oregon hospitality can be
offered..':, . .". ; .
Tki H t,s bt tlin ef i: j.if t
kav your tth tractJ if issitt
1 th naoaautty and tav
BE EE Vim
ron ix thre la less trouble from re
gums or other troubles.
DR. W. A. WISE
rresidsnt and Manag sr.
: M Tear SstablUbed ia Tortiand
W will tiv you a rood 2k gold
or porcelain crown for 3.S1
Molar Crown B.OO
2k bridge teeth ................ 8.00
Gold or enamel filling .00
Silver filling .80
Inlay filling: of. all kind,.,..,, t an
Good rubber plates ............. 8.00
Th best red rubber platea 7.60
Painless extractions.............. .50
' Painless extractions fre when platea
or bridge work Is ordered. . r '
Work guaranteed fat IS years. -
THE WISE DENTAL CO , !nc
Tfc ralUar Bldg-. d aad Vaak. Bta.
Offlea boars 8 a. M. to I ?, K.
gnndays, t to U
J-none A and Kala 8039 '
a a. i
La. AKA
A New Hat for
" Your Old One
'RHnar miitf nA hat tt Kak . rlsna
blocked and pressed direct to the fac
tory. Wa have secured th aervlces of
an expert nanama finisher, and will
make a specialty this summer of clean
ing. . bleaching . and reblndlng panama
nn-ia lor i.
Eastern Hat Factory
84 TtOnXt STUEt 2TXAB FIX
AxosBtanrru.
14tl and Washington
Phones Main 1 and A-1123.
LAST TIME TONIGHT.
Th Charming Comedienne,
LILLIAN RUSSELL
In th new racing comedy rWZXJFXB.B"
Prices $2. I1.B0, $1. 76c, 60c. Seats
Sow; selling at theatre.
I1EILIG
14ta aad Wasnlagtoii
Phonea Mala 1 and A-1122.
TOMORROW ANTFRIDAY NIGHTS.
. The American Comedy Drama. , :.
"THE MILLS OF THE CODS'
By George Broadhurst, Author of Th
Man of th Hour" and "WUdflr.,
Prices $1. 76c, 60c
U THEATRE
, , , Main 117; A-43Z4.
Tonight. all: week. 1 Matinee Saturday.
Baker Btock Company in "TEE FIRST
BOEJT" (Chinese play) -and "BHXKI
DANS BXDB," great War Sketch. F.v.
enings Zap, goc, 60c; Matinees 15c. 25c.
Next week. "Th Private Secretary."
Baker Theatre Fftn '9
Ore. Theatre Co. In?.).
Lessee; Geo. I Baker,
Gen, Manager.
TOSIOHT,
Famous Colored Blnger,
BlaACX PATTX
And Her Great Company
. .of Comedians in
rag ILICXTTIUI BTBOllaSma
Bargain Mat. Wednesday. 25c any seat.
Evenings Joo to II.- Matinee Saturday.
fv o. gaaOays aa4 Koliaaya
AlaL; aw aaA IUU!I
, PUhmPi
ktvr 4f tl Pal l I r
ecus
TESTES B-a).7S
Weak ef April 1 Aarel Dolor la
"Cnpld at Boat," Xw Sally. Melnott
Twins and Ciav Smita. Kawthorn and
Bart, Per and MaaOa. Boaalr aad
Doreta, Sls, Heradoa. Orokestxa, Plo-taree.
PANTACES THEATRE
Advaaced TamdertUa, Star of all JTatlon
Rafayet(esAcrobatic Dogs
A rluropean Importation. One of th
Greatest Animal Acta In th World.
Matinees dally, lie: two shows at night.
1 5c and 25c.
Wit ITOOK1IOI IT Illtf
r .iDrin v 'J
On . STAB TI1AT1I Cww
DIMS laUra Cbang Today SIMS
Htw pletareer "A hepnlant Earj '."
"A Pair ef Gartem." "Outcast." "Tia
Dynamlt Veat." "Th Genrml'a I"ln--TtMi
Teameter" Iauhtr" ".
"We'r Backing alo a nw i r-
tttred Bl"1r by Mr. lw Brink. f
above offrlne ar absolutely- th 1st?
arrivals f rum th greatest producers i i
th world.
Tbe GRAXD VtsicvlIIJ ttlzxz
win cp APmn. i.
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BOX.X.S,
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Twa Oaa Pre Jeswa
J0UEXAL L1XEKS COST LITTLE, ACC0:irLISII MUCH