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THE r OfcEGOIJ ' DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, THURSDAY .EVENING, MAY IS, 1909. Town Topics TONIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS Bungalow 'Merely Mary Ann" Star Moving Picture Orpheum Vaudeville Grant! Vaudeville Pantages Vaudeville Talk! on Patent Medicine At Cen tral W. C. T. U.. Mi. U. U. Sleeth talked on non-alcoholic medication, quoting from a leaflet prepared by Mrs. Martha Allen, the national superinten dent, who has analyzed various com pounds and discovered opium, alcohol and other danKerous drugs, especially In many pattnt medicines and cough cures. She alo took up the subject of untermented wine at the sacrament and Bible wine. Distillation was un known and the liquor was fermented wine. She said there was unlntoxl cating wine, which is commended, and the Intoxicating strong drink, which Is condemned. She said all our wines are reinforced with alcohol. Unfermented gnipe juice is very wholesome, the Kood wine of the Bible ond the fitting symbol of Christ's death. There will be a musical program next ,week. Sent to the Asylum. Judjre I.. R. Webster of the county court today com mitted John Doe, the unknown Mexioan whn whs reronilv found atternDtinar to commit suicide, to the state asylum for the Insane at 8alem. Dr. It. E. Johnson cv;nn!ni.il th man and found him Suf fering with Insanity, but was unable to lenin his name, age. place of birth or SLCiipatlon. The man reiuHea 10 uner an inttlllgiblo word. Ella Horning, 32 vearx of nir. of 887 East Twenty-sec ond street, was also committed to the s.svlura. Dr. Johnson testified to the fact, that she apparently had a fixed depire to kill her two children and at tempted to do them bodily harm at every opportunity. Her husband Is liv ing. Candidates at lve Teas. Republi can candidates and ex-candldates for municipal office held a love feast at the Selllng-Hirsoh hall last night. The suc cessful candidates pledged themselves to vote the ticket straight and to give honest endeavor should they be elected. The defeated candidates also Pledged themselves to support the ticket. Jo seph Simon. Charles B. McDonell. A. A. Bailey, John P. Kavanaugh, Frank a Bennett, Seneca FouU, Gay Lombard, Fred J. Brady. W. W. Banks and C. W. Fulton were among the speakers. There wss a small audience, outside of the candidates themselves and the ex-candldates. fcandrv at the Doultrv plant, Bethesda, iMd.. at $480 to 1111. per annum June v ana iu examinations wm , a vacancy In the position or skilled me chanic at 11000 per annum In the .weath er bureau at, Mount Weather. Va. For both thess examinations application should bo mad to Z. A. Lelgn, at tn postofflce, Supply for Second Baptist Ohnrohu The Second Baptist church has decided to continue Its Individual existence In stead of merging Interests with the Central Baptist church and uniting in a large1 and central organisation. . in pursuance of this plan Rev. B. F. FJror of Gottenberg, Neb., has been palled to fill the pulpit temporarily until a per manent pastor shall be chosen, which will be after the Baptist convention, which meets In this city In June. Mr. Flror Is expected to be here May ZZ.' Ordinance Laid oa Table An ordin ance Introduced by Councilman Bennett to prevent the erection of a dance hall and skating pavilion at East Sixty ninth and Belmont streets, was tabled yesterdav until the next meeting of tha council at the request of Councilman Annand. Mount Tabor residents ap pealed to the council to forbid the build ing of the pavilion. Annand secured tha passage of a similar ordinance for Port land Heights recently. Charles Kitchen Wanted-The local police force is looking for a young man named Charles Kitchen, who es caped yesterday from the Vancouver. Wash., city jail. He ha. relatives liv ing in Portland and the police of an couv.er think he will try to get to them Tno young man Is 24 years old, dark. wearing dark clothes. Hi acterlstie feature is said cidedlv long nose. most char- to be a de- Bars Her Timber Was Taken, Hnnna Kllnt thinks she has cause for two ?rlevances against L. Saldern. In the lrst placo the complains in a suit filed In the circuit court today that he cut and carried away timber valued at 1122; which belonged to her. And in the second place she avers that Saldern owns a right of way through her prop erty and that It has been the habit of' his agents to remove brush, stumps and jos from his trtp and place them on her property. She demands $150 dam ages. Wheelock & Williams represent her. j. j. Bead, for 10 years oonnected with Perkins hotel and later at the Oregon hotel, has engaged in tha real estate business. Mr. Read is well and favorably known all over the Pacific northwest, having met thousands of the best citizens on the coast during his rnreor as a hotel man lu this city. Mr. Read has asso' lated with him in the re.'U estate business. J. R Raitd, form erly located at 220 Swetland building. The new firm is d.lnp business under the name if Rand. Read A Co.. :I16 Board of Trade building, and where they have opened attractive quarters. The first Impression that any one makes at a home, or in public. Is usu ally lasting. -There anp a good manv men of splendid physique that are indiffer ent to their personal appearance, and often hear of complaints of not being ehle to make their way In the world, as others do. Well, the secret is. you Just go to J. '. Siliaefer & Co.. the popular tailors. In the Raleigh building, rooms )0 and II, iiirner Sixth nnd Washing ton Htreeis, thev will make you a snap j suit that will niuke a good Impres sion on any one you tret in contact with. Suits range from $"n to J50. Fined fox Brutality A case of abso lute hrutalltv was brought forth In the municipal court this morning when E. P. Nve was fined $20 on a charge of cruelty to animals. Nye was arrested on com plaint of F. K. Uracil, who testified that the iiwui while driving a team hitched to n lisht express wagon cruelly beat one o the Ihwkcr, Jerked It to Its knees and then kicked It with might and main in the stomach. The occurrence took plare on the corner of Fifth and Stark Btreets and the courtroom was filled, with a m.mber of people wl were willing to testify against Nye. Rnatki on Tuberculosis At the reg ular meeting of the Woman's club in Women of Wooden- t hall tomorrow af ternoon. A. 1.. Mills. IT-sident of the Open Aid siiiiitarlum. will spenk on the prevention and cure of tuberculosis. His address will begin promptly at 2 o'clock and it is desired that every otio he present at that time. At 8 o'clock Dr. Luther R. Dvott will lectors on Tenny son Mrs. Robert May Tuttle Is the chairman of the dHy. The public is urged to attend. reel Por Railway Company The council yesterday defeated an attempt by Councilman Rushlight to compel rompaules using electric wires on Haw thorne nvriiue- and Union nvrmre, to place the wires underground. A ma lorltv of the council Is under the im pression that the Portland Railway. I lght & Power company, which would he rhleflv affected by the passage of the ordinance. Is under enough expense In rutting- the wires underground In the business district of the city. Suit Over Snares of Stock.! Suit has been brought for the sum of J5000 by the Pacific Coast Milling Company against F. H. Coffin In circuit court The complaint alleges that on April 15 1908. Mr. Coffin agreed to subscribe to' 120 shares of stock in the plaintiff company at $100 each and that he failed to do so. Later, however, the sub ierlPtlon was reduced to B0 Shares bv the board of directors of the company, and it Is for the amount alleged to b duo on these for which the company is suing. ' Chinese Gamblers Fined Eight Chi nese gamblers, arrested by Detectives TlehenoT and Howell were fined $20 each In municipal court this morning bv Judge Van Zante. Ah Jung, Ah Fow TTew Fow. 97 Fourth street; Ah Sam,, Ah filn. and Ah Jim. 89 Second street, and F.ee Yup. arrested at RR North Fourth street,, were the Celestials fined. w All pleaded guilty. Wines and Liquors. Special FrMay onlv Jl fiO port, sherry and Angelica, y.nW-stel or Tokay wine 75c Pr KaUon; U whiskey. 12. 7R per gallon ; 14 brandy. I 75 per gallon. Phones Main 6499 ,ii A.-449P- National Wine company, Fifth and Stark sts. Free delivery. Civil Service Examination Bxamlna- tlort under civil service will be held June to secure skilled laborer to flu a vpc.mey I" the bureau of animal hus- TT?-"""" "S5 Where Is George Crossland? Inquiry ha" been sent to the Portland police for a certain George Crossland. who left Delaware county, Pennsylvania, in 1905 for Portland, and from whom n has been heard Unce he was employed here shortly after his arrival. He Is said to have left here in 1906 for Alaska. Mr. Crossland was a musician and ll easily identified by his great height, be ing 6 feet 9 inches tall. Victim of Alcoholism George C. Rip per held in the Crystal Springs sanitar ium, for several weeks -for an examina tion as to his sanity on a verbal. com mittment from County Jud' W'l was released yesterday by Justice of the Peace Bell, who conducted the ex amination In the absence of the county P,T Physicians found Blppe?,?lT1te nerfcctly sane. He had been suffering, M physician testified, with alcoholism. - wmv oeoiaL -Our $2 gr'dTo? port sheVrj' Tokay. Angelica Ed Muscat Wines, at $1 per saUoii. ni a., nnrt or sherry at iBc uur i.f. -v,;,.,kT whlskev ?SDrPn 1901) regular 4 50: at 3.5frpcr JffioS? Our grade of Ken t ucky a t 12.60 oer gallon. Invalid Prt. Il-M per gaJlom Friday only. "VV7 H 4..' rlsou street. Phones East 287. B-24Z6, Free delivery. v. a-rr A. F. Bhlck, a k"1". m".'v.r llvine at 966 Mai lory i'r kmr-VAri down by an Al berta streetcar at Union avenue and Presoott streets. He was st unned. but recovered when removed to his home. Mr Bhlck had just alighted from one car and was crossing behind it when another struck him. MaaWli Cass np Wednesday. P,eW? Judge BronWh in circuit court today, fixed Wednesday afternoon S?. -i7ir the time ror hearing .gainst 8. Osborne Edwards, ENABLES U TO BUILD BAD Central' Railway of Oregon .People Secure Addi tional Backing. Through tha. reorganisation of the Central Railway of Oregon Into the Central Railroad of Oregon, the group of Boston and New Haven capitalists, who own this line, have placed them selves in a position where they are able at once to begin the financing of an extension through the Blue mountain country of I'nlon and Umatilla cou- tles. Articles of incorporation for the new company have been tiled at oaiem o Chester V. Dolph, the attorney In faci The comDanv is reorganized with a car Hal stuck of $2. 000,000 under the laws of Maine. The new company takes over the oroDertv of the Central Railway of Ore son which has a line In operation from Union on the O. R. & N. to Cove, near the edge of the Imnaha forest reserve, as the result of a suit to foreclose a mortgage on the property heard befor Henrv C. Berry and cnester v. loipn as commissioners on March 22 of this vear. There are extensive tracts of timber In Union and Umatilla counties which will be tapped by the proposed exten slon "ot the Central railroad. It is the purpose of the owners to extend the line north through the Hunt pass near Pen dleton and probably to connect with tha Washington ana oiumoia river, a hui line running south from Pasco. The old company was bought In by Charles K. Graham, acting as agent for the Bos ton and New Haven men who own, the roia. STORY OF SMUGGLED COOLIES DISCREDITED lndbytho grand jury on a charge of murder in the first degree and I who later nleadert guuiy i no to mansiaugmer. mas McGalllard. of murder later Dlea having killed noes to Street Committee A resolu tion was introduced by Councilman Rushlight in the city council yester day directing the, street committee to formulate n ordinance compelling the executive board to advertise for com- fi.T, hid for all hard surface pave ntseinlfutur; The resolution was referred to the street committee. Fire in Clothe. Closet -A small! blase broke out at the residence of W. h. Roff oio East Twentieth street, north, last night and destroyed the contents of a clothes oloSet. The blaze was ex tinguished bv Mr. Roff with buckets of water. Mr. Roff believes the fire was started by an incendiary. Bait Sls Business Men to Meet. The Fast Side Business Mens Club meets In the Healv building at Orand "venue and tfast Morrison street this evening at 8 o'clock. Discussion of the Fast S'de's participation in the Rose Festival a" well as further planning will take up much of the evening. Address on Douglas Plr The Arad- mv nf Science meets Saturday, aiay in at S:15 P. m.. at the city hall dress will be dUYpre(L, by Cardwell on "Douglas Fir. lie Is Invited. Beginning May 1, we reduce the price of "flour Australian coal to SS 50 per ton delivered: 50 cents per ton reduction on five ton lots. Psclflo roast Coal Co .. 249 Washington, mam i-f, We sponge and press your clothes, shine vour shoes, all for Jl 50 month. Main 614 A-4314. Wagons run every whe?e trniqu. Tailoring Co.. SOS Stark d'nlted Prp Leiaed Wire.l Los Angeles, May 18. To a rancher on Sen Clements Is attributed a report set afloat that a mvstelous tram') schooner, whose decks were swarming with Chinese coolies, had appeared in the harbor there. Three men are said to have landed In a boat- but returned to the ship as soon as It was found no water could be obtained. Inquires were made at the office of the United States collector of customs and at the Immigration office here dlcloso the fact that no report of the strange craft had been received at either place. As the officials feel con fldent that If any such ship had called at San ( lemente, it has since aepariea, no investigation Is being made. They are more inclined to believe that the vessel, which Is said to have flown the union jack, had a crew composed of Chinese than that any attempt it smuggling Chinese into the LnlHJ Stales was to have been attempted. Ruilding Permitis. Ea?t Main street between East Twen tv-fourth niul East Twentv-flfth. Mrs. Harriet E. I,egg. erect two story frame flats, $320(V Twentieth street between Elm and Laurel, May Enright. erect two story frame dwelling. $8000; Patton avenue between Ainsworth and Holrnan school district, erect two story frame school, $20,000 (addition); Commercial street between Mason and Skidmore, Miss P. Kutt, repair 1 story frame dwelling. $600; Freemont street between East Sixth and East Seventh. Mrs. E. P. Armstrong, erect two story frame dwelling. $3000; Greenwood street be tween Cora and Gladstone. Sofia B. Keefer, erect one story frame dwelling. $1000; Cleveland avenue between Jar ret t and Ainsworth. R. W. Hastings, re pair two story frame dwelling, $500 East Twenty-seventh street between Francis and Gladstone, Nols Helgmo, erect 1 story frame dwelling, $1K00; East Thirtieth street between Jarretl and Kllllngsworth, Adolph Lentz, erect two story frame dwelling, $S()00; Wnsh ingtin street between Seventh and Park. Feclielnier estate, repair two story brick store, $2000. If Seeking the Newest You 11 Find It at he "Style Store' STYLE STORE APPAREL IEAMS ORES S DBflTHCnOH ONE-PIECE SILI ill Wines and Liquors. Special Friday only. $1.50 port, sher ry and Angelica. Muscatel or Today wine, 75c per gallon; $4 whiskey, $2.76 per gallon; $4 brandy, $2.75 per gallon. Phones Main 6499 and A-4499. National Wine company. Fifth and Stark sts. Free delivery. An sd- I Dr. J. R. I The pub- i Steamer Jessie Harklns, for Camas, Boys' Shoes for $1.15. Splendid makes regular $2 and $2.60 values, broken lines sale. Goddard Kellv Shoo Co. The old time favored foulard silks have forged to the front again win ning favor by their drap able and wearing quali ties. These new one piece dresses in foulards and soft silks are just the gown you'll need when your Fiesta guests arrive in the city no time for sewing then, anyway, home dress makers can not add the deft style touches that make these gowns conspicuously lovely. Tucked lace yoke and sleeves on some, others with the buttoned side effect. Tlie price, EiiJjil m ll .1 ii Ji I.. ! FOE MEM S t, The Summer Suits we now distribute are of original individuality, which seems to be woven in the fabrics and sewed in the seams. They have the real custom look about them and are dependable for shape-holding and wear.( Built and guaranteed by The Brad bury System. They cost no more than the average kind. Range in price from $18 to $40. Novelties i $18.50 SEE WINDOWS 9 AND 10 Beautiful novelties in Sum mer Shirts, Neckwear and Hosiery at modest prices. Ask to see our new com bination sets. The hand kerchief and hose of the same shade, specially priced at OS Favored Mint w aists value for Never will the practical shirtwaist be eclipsed for everyday wear. We've selected some popular models in plain lawn ana lingerie styie, iaci trimmed, long tucked sleeves, some with inset lace yoke, others with th Dutch voke effect, trimmed with eyelet embroidery; only two to r j l . sf i r mm customer. This attractive price is ior rriaay oniy; w.ju ri jc ,j SEE WINDOWS 15 AND 16. Where garments require extra fitting we offer you free the ex pert tailoring of our alteration department. CHARGE ACCOUNTS SOCLICITED. i W & Alterations Free 'V Corner Washington and Tenth Sts. EASTEE1 OUTF mm, The Store Where Your Credit Is Good tile Write for catalogue and prices mmm- a 7- nlnA fhlmnpv nine, drain water, well and culvert pipe, pipe for septic tanks, etc. Oregon & Washington Sewer Pipe Co. 41 H. ritOKT ST. Journal Ads Bring Results Washougal and way landings, dally, ex cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street dock at t p. m. J. O. Sohaefer ft Co., merchant tailors, corner Rlxth and Washington streets. Raleigh building, rooms 10 and 11. Bearer Hill Coal Portland A Btihur h.i, Munress company exclusive agnnts. Main 66:5. T B. Beach ft Co., th- pioneer ra'nt company. 1S5 First. Phones Main 1334; A-1334. John K. Mann, Frtater. SR Fourth St.. bet. Oak and Fine. Both phones, 4088. Woman's Bxchanr, 1S3 Tenth street, ranch 11:S0 to 8; business men's lunch. hanaielt, commercial, view ah: light photographer. C-1099, East BSS. Buar at St, Patriot's Kail, Savler street, will close Saturday. May 1. W. A. Wis and associates, painless aentlsts. Third and Washington. American Bank ft Trust Co. Sixth and Oak. Safe Deposit Boxes. Der-Amer. Cnlc D. Hsynss, optician. Salmon. near 6th. Oxford Ties" for $1.35. "Queen Qiia'llty" makes on sale now. Great bargains. Qoddard Kelly Shoe Co. j- WTiat's the Use j Of paying fancy prices for your shoes ' when we have thousands of pairs of sample shoes for men, 12.50 a pair, for women $2.00 a pair, for boys 11.50 a! pair, for children Jl.on a pair. Green-1 field's, 101 Third street, corner Stark, j Brick and mortar can be turned Into gold by using the "for sale" ads. j Ree Gregory's ad', on page 1 1. j Strong m Conservative Safe : VV. M. LADD, President , S. P. LOCKWOOD, Vice Pres. and Gen. Mgf. Home Of lice Lumber Exchange Building PORTLAND, ORBQON THE KlINGE & ENEB0 CO. FORMERLY THE BOSTON STORE 215 FIRST STREET CORNER SALMON STREET HOTEL STEWART SAN FRANCISCO GEARY STREET ABOVE UNION SQUARE JUST OPPOSITE HOTEL ST. FRANCIS EUROPEAN PLAN $1.50 A DAY UP AMERICAN PLAN $3.00 A DAY UP f A new down town hotel Steel and brlok structure. Furnlstvid it a oost of $150,000. Every comfort aid oomenl enoe. On car lines transferring to all parts of oltj. Omnibus meets ail trains and steamers. 4 If you want comfort, eoniinlenci and luxury at s tery reasonable price, stop at the select HOTEL STEWART This Is tn best time of the year to hays your teeth extracted If such Is the necessity and have PLATE OR BRIDGE WORK Done ss there Is less trouble from sore gums or other troubles. riday and Saturday Are Bargain Days PHENOMENAL MEN'S, BOYS' AND SUITS SALE WOMEN'S LADIES' $15 SUITS FOR $8.65 $20 LADIES' SUITS FOR $10.95 $25 LADIES' SUITS FOR $15.65 $35 LADIES' SUITS FOR $18.75 $3.75 BOYS' SUITS FOR $2.50 $15 MEN'S SUITS FOR $9.85 $18 MEN'S SUITS FOR $12.50 $20 MEN'S SUITS FOR $13.85 One lot of Men's Suits not quite as seasonable, up to $15 Closing out x $5.95 Ask your Qroctr for in j fssSlsm3ai1Ns Honolulu Plantation Go's extra fin dry granulated Cnno Sugar I DR. W. A. WISE I President and Kanafer. 83 Tears Established In Portland ' We will ;lve you a good 22k old 1 or porcelain crown for f 3.50 i Molar Crowns b.00 22k bridKe teeth 8-0 Gold or enainel fllllng3 1-00 Silver ftlllnss 50 Tnlay fllllnsrs of all kinds S-60 Oood rubber plates 8.00 The best red rubber plates 7.60 Painless extractions 0 Painless extractions free when plates ! or bridge work Is ordered. 1 Work guaranteed for 15 years. THE WISE DENTAL CO., Inc. The Palling Bldg. 3d and Wash. Sts. Office Honrs 8 A. M. to 8 P. M. I Sundays, 9 to 1. I Phones A and Mala 3039 I aQX! ' X J ITT IJfJ.ll.TtI-. SELECT IT NOW We have the largest and best stock of monuments and markers In the city. Be sure to consult us before purchasing, our work and low prices will astonish you. Portland MarbleWorks 964-366 4TH ST., OPP. CITY HAIL .J BASEBALL BECMATTOlf PABK, Corner Taiwan and Twenty-fourth Bts. TACOM A vs. PORTLAND May 11, 13, 13, 14, IS, 18. Games begin weekdays 3:30 p. m.; Sunday, 2:30 p. m. Admission Bleachers, i5; Grand stand, 50c; Boxes. 2Rc extra. Children: Bleachers. 10c; Grandstand. 26c. LAD IIS' DAT PHISAT Boys under 12 free to bleachers Wed nesday. ' Journal Adlets Pay Biggest A Good Safety Net 4 to land in when dropped by your firm is a SAVINGS AC COUNT. Start one at once. This bank wants it. interest, compounded semi - annually. We also solicit your checking deposits. Open 8 a. m. to 5:30 p. m. Satur days, 8 p. m. AfTJSXM 1ITTS. HEJLIG THEATRE, FRIDAY, BATUTtDAT May 14 and 18. TOODIXS HOLLAND SBTJanCEBS' BIO SHOW SA.X.E VOW OH PRICES 8 5c to $1.00. Seat Sale Opena TOMORROW FAMOCS RUSSIAN ACTRESS MADAME ALL A NAZIMOVA At Helltg Theatre Next Monday Tuesday lights ; Wed. Mat. 'A SOU'S HOTBE" Wednesday BlffM "XXTDDA QaWT.TTR Tatirsday Virnt, the Oomsdp "Comtesss Coquette" Prices Entire lower floor, II; 1 cony, $1.50. $1, 75c. Gallery 50c. BUNGALOW THEATRE Phones Main 117; A -4324. Empire Thare Co. (Inc.) Lessee. Geo. L. Baker, Gen. Manager. Tonight, all this week, matinee Saturday. Baker Stock Co. In Klennor Robson's great success MERELY MARY ANN Evenings, 26c, (Sc. COc. Mats, lto, 3Sa Next week "The Little Minister." l kx. S-B-aya amA J mam. THEATRE tvS4t Week of May 10 Thos. H. Znea, la Wise Mike"; Rottsa CassUl stajmy South (10- People): Combe Btone Wells h Bells; Baader-MTeU Trto Dorothy Drew; Orcnestra Ploturss. lJU PANTAGES THEATRE Advanced Tauderille. Stan of All rs tlons. Mr. and Mrs. Edward It Lucas Th well known English artists. In "Scenes Prom Dickens," with special Hcenerv nnd Old English Furniture. Matinees" daily. 15c; two shows atvplght, 15c nnd 25c. Tbe GRAND Vaudeville Deluxe WIZ BTABTIHO MAT 10, "O. Mr. and Mrs. FOR3LS Preventing A WXLD ROSS.' drover U XUshards, Miller Tempest, Oal Itewart. Tlie Tartety Poar, Marry . MeXHiffea, Oraadssoope. STAR THEATRE Visit us, matins or nights, and something original outside and instds the cosy playhouse. , ' ' . .. rROGRAMME CHANQE8 TOiOnnO,??,, Mud U Ton. 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