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the Oregon: daily journal, Portland, Thursday evening, july 8,. i8C3. IC3; TONIGHT'S .AMUSEMENTS V G BuniraJo w. ..Th Servant In the House" Orpheum . ......... , Vaudeville Urand ...... ,v. ............ . vauaevm. Pantages . , , . . . .v. . . Vaudeville Star .................. b ... . Vaudeville yrio Mi: The Beckett Family Oak VW . .. ; ' . . ... ' - ' Tit Journal a Keeorta. , ...City i subscribers, Koin away . ' on their , vacation, can ascur : ' The Dally and Sunday Journal of our" asents at th olJowln ; resorta at the regular carrier rate of 15e uer week or 6 So a month for the Pally and Sunday; lOo per week or 45o pr znonta for The Dally Journal. Thbs Twanting" Th " Journal mailed . ahould call at our offlo. Fifth and TamhUl atreeta. . ' Seaside, Or.; Frank Kennell, agent: headquarter at fcewla & Co.'a drug stor. V Delivery, to any : point on beash. ' . Long Beach, "Wash.! , Byron EL Toombs, agent. Delivery to all .points on ths beach. ; 7 . , . Gearhart Park: Richard Krus. agent M; 1;-rZ Yr)XYY! Columbia Beach: BV D. ta don. ageqt. ' ' , Ilwaco, Wash. I Louis Cohen, - new agent,, Ilwaco railroad. .... : Breakers: 3. M. Arthur, agant. x .Collins: C T. Belcher, agent,',. Carson: Chaa. Eaywera. agent 'Searlew: FB. Straubal. agent s Shlperd's. Springa:. Mineral Springs Hotel Co, agent . - ; ; - Hot Lake: Hot Lak Sanitar ium, 'kgtnt,r-.'rfi'';'' WUhoit: r. TV. Mclran, agents. cants-are taking the examinations. On account of tha lance class, which about double tha usual number of appH cants, it will be fully a month before! the exannlner.-'wlll be able to announce the names of those successfully passing ma examinations. AdTentists' lffeetuurs In Tnt Evan relist Will F Martin of the Seventh Day Adventiats will begin a series of meetings in a large tent at Eleventh and East Morrison streets tonigrht - The tent will be lighted by electricity, and-has a eating capacity of 400. A trained chorus of 80 voices, together with number of stringed Instruments will provide muslo for th meetings. Elder C. 3. Cole will assist In conducting the meetings. The subject of tonight's ser mon Is. "Will the Nations juver disarm What4h Prophecy Bays About It" Trlday BpeclftV Oar 1) wines at $1 per gallon. Our ,de of wines at 7 Bo per r&uon. at Ii-16 per ganon. gat , Kentuclcy : wnisney nui ooa), regular 6. at 13.60 per gallon. Penney Bros, f rrai Invalid port grade o: 11.26 Straight entucky whiskey, regular $4. at. 2.0 B-342. Friday only. Free delivery. rer sralloa, - Morrison street ? Phon M81 East East v ZS7, . A " . atanf ma V Via Celebrate T keep alive an interest in their alma mater- and to revive memories or college nays, more than 20 graduates and former stu dents of th Leland Stanford Jr. univer sity will give their annual links tomor row night The affair will take the form of a launch party tip th Willam ette, with dinner at the Rock Island clubhouse, with th usual .good tlm of college student, orucera ror in nexi year , will also 1 b : elected. Among th t: members Of the organiaation who- will take nart In- the festivi ties at Charles Frailer, president Al- Tred a. Hampson, aecretary, ana aseesrs. S. A. Letter, S. C Morton, F, P. Btott; r. Otis P. White. Charles I Pierce. Ben-C. Dev. Rv J. O'NeiL W. A. Bob bins. Prank B. Riley. B. W. L. F..8chuele, George F. Schuele, F. Watson. Jasper Holman, Omar r,;; ana irrank Biar.-:--i-;, ;rr:- Market Zs BrUnding Eitensive al terations are being mad irf the three Kockey, sle, F. W. C. Span- Story building at the northwest cornet of Front and Washington treeta by th management of th Washington Street Public market for th purpose of con , verting th building into an addition to the market This building was re cently taken over under a 10 year lease and when th alterations In progress ar completed th Washlpgton treet market will control the entire half block extending from First to Front street on th north sld of Waahlng--ton. i Th two buildings are to be con , "n anted bv twii Is foot archways, mak ing th two practically en struoture In which will market stalls. r. maffety mslgss pr. Dav Raffety resigned from th park board yesterday afternoon. His resignation, tegether witn that r ur. j. u. wuson, wno aiao be located nearly, 800 resigned aome days ago, was accepted by Mayor-Simon. --The. radically dif ferent Idea of th executive with re- ' Salvation Army Bally- A Salvation Army rally will be conducted tonight at 8 o'clock in the Swedish Salvation Army hall, 430 Burnside street by Lieutenant Colonel Benjamin Nelson, xrom (jnicag leader of the second work In the west, latait Kw AAiutAnt neorore Freed from Seattle. Muslo will b furnished by brass and strinr band. All will be made welcome. , ,-.. , . , ffliiMH wrili ataalln flaelraMavam teen years of age, Andrew Vetter, son of Henry Vetter. ft tailor of 8B1 Buslde street, was arrested last, night at the foot of Bavler street charged with steal lnar rraln sacks from freight cars. He has been turned over to the Juvenile de partment of the circuit court , v, Olympl Bt, bottled exclusively at Olympla, wasn., jiorwmi on ikuvi, none other genuine, becoming mora pop ular everv day. Family trade a special ty, phones. Home, A-1467. Pacific Main til ! . . - .' f W spong and press your clothea shin your shoes, all for f 1.89 month. Main 14, A-4IH wagons ruir v"T wher. Uniqu Tailoring ,Cfe. I0 Btark. VaoUlo s and Awaing Oo-Weli made tents, awning and Bleeping porch curtains. Large tents a specialty. t n. First St., between Burnside and Couch. ' mat war steamer JTorthland sails di rect for San Branclsco Saturday Jft.a nAu tin brth and- meals included. trank Bollam. agent H Third street Koved to larger quarters, third floor Merohants Trust building, ' Sixth and Washington, . Dr. Harvey , W. FTeesa, neurologist, y specialist. Steamer asle Harklas, for Camas, auy. gard to th esMCbiianinent or a parx ana DO' boulevard system did not meet with the approval or th tane ooara. iney oe- lieved that th $1,000,000 bond Issue ' voted by the people should be spent In acquiring land, now while It is cheaper r than it will vr again. Mayor Simon thinks th city has enough park acreage for th present and desires to call a halt . In the expenditure of the money. . ; . -, - . . . - Rain splits Cherries In Frank O'Nell's yard on Marquam Heights stands a Bing cherry tree bending under a load of not less than 600 pounds. . thinks Mr. J noil or finely aeveionea ripe cherries and practically all of them were ruined by the rains of -th past few days. Th fruit on this tree might aslir bar sola in tn Portland mar ket for $50. Mr. O'Nell also has a large Royal Ann tree In his yard, every limb men is weigntea aown wun ripe of cherries and practically spin open by tn rain. all of them Hibernians Flan Mcnle About 100 or 700 people will take part In the outing and picnic which will be given by Di vision No. 1 of th Ancient Order of Hi bernians at Bonneville on Sunday, Jul 18. . The river steamer "Spencer wi, carry , th . Hibernians - to Bonneville, wher games, contests and athletic . sports will form the program of the day. E. II. Deery Is chairman of the comroltte In charge. of arrangements, and other members are J. W. McGinn, . unaries iugan, jjenms wrowiey ana ix Team ons Away JiYank Nolan, an 18-year-Old delivery wy - employed by Lang tk Co., narrowly escaped death when the team he was driving ran away yesterday afternoon at Twentieth and -Washington streets. Th wagon hit a , telephone pole, and the boy was thrown - out on his head. Nolan. Who Uvea at - .705 Union avenue, was rushed to th Good Samaritan hospital, wher it was found fa was only bruised and shaken ' - Walk4 Off Wit (mange Jack John ston, employed at the St Charles hotel, - arrested Monday on complaint of N. P. ' ' Nolen,. proprietor of a saloon at 201 Morrison street charged with the lar . ceny ofll0, was discharged yesterday In municipal court Johnston went to th saloon to have a f 10 paper- bill changed and Is alleged to have walked . off with both change and biO. ' - v . ' it by snreetoar-Patrick Daly. $0 tun of are. an-iron worker Ilvinv at 54 Burnside street, 'who was run down " and -rendered unconscloi's by a street . 'car at- Third and Burne d streets yes terday afternoon, will recover. At th v. iiw-yii-i . v. d. j ilia ..w dltlon Is reported as much Improved. - Judge Hears Wife's Pleas Promise of good behavior earned for Walter Pequee, a laborer, living at Seventeenth and Market streets, a suspended sentence by " Judge F. & Bennett in municipal court - yesterday afternoon,- after he had been f riven 80 days on the rockpll for beat ng his wife. His wife Interceded. Oeis Hearing This AfterneoniCharged with securing money through false rep- resentanone, ueorge ueis, iruana real .. estate broker arrested at Corvallla - last week. Is to be arraigned In Justice cuun liv iirriiuun.' uv.ib wui lie a ... number or complaints. f . . . i - . - - Olrl Tkiowa Prom CasTn'rown heav- - Ily to th ground when she attempted to . . step from moving St Johns streetcar at Farg street yesterday afternoon. .' Viola Bean. 18 yearf old, of 128 Nlckltn Street sustained a wrenched shoulder and arm.. She Is at her hem. - - -, - - ' afedioej Eramlsers, Orraalae 'The State- board of medical examiners or : ran lied for th ensuing year yesterday , by the election of Dr -K. B. McDanlel of .- Baker City president. Pr. A. P.Wateon treasurer. nd Dr. R. C. Coffey secre- - tarv. Dr. Coffey is conducting th con cluding examinations today in the class of applicants for license to practice med- - lcle in this state. Altogether 112 appll- Mr. and. Mrs. B. - F. Halberg of Xjs Angeles, Cai., are guests at her. cous ins, Mr. and Mr a. J. Peebler, of Port land. Mrs. Halberg Is a daughter of th 1st J. E. Houston of Eugene. They are returning rrom . JjOuisviu. ity wher Mr. Halberg attended th Imper ial council of th Mystic Shrine and was a leader In th Shrlners band from California. Mr. Halberg and wife both are accomplished musicians .They will apena a weea in vregoa .visiung rela tives and friends. Th featnr of a new llf saving ap Earatus ror snips, in invention or a cotchman. Is a. five foot gun, using eompressea sir. wnicn snoots line-car rying snot nair a mils. . wasnougaj ana war yuyi eeDt Sunday. Leaves Washington street dock, at 8 p. m. Ladles' sample suits and skirts at one-half to one-third regular prices. Lang, 81 Marquam Diag. a.as eievator. T." naorra . Zoshls has returned and resumed practice HBtomach and In testinal diseases, ewsuana ouiiamg. j. a. Schaefsr 8t Oo merchant tailors. corner Sixth and Washington - streets. Raleigh building, rooms 19 ana iu w ,m Mui to urrs dinner nar. tiea at Tha Oaks Tavern. . First class chef. Phon Sallwood . , . Dr. BagysM. veterinary surgeon, with B. A O. T. Cow tth and Davis,- Phone Mala 1077. 1 All th leading brands of Honor and cigars at Th Oaks tavern fie Jim Maiiatt W. A. Wis and associates; Balnless oentlats. Third and Washington. . Amsrloaa Bsjak 8 Trust - Oomfllxtk and Oak. oava lntereat on danoalta. J ..... Abemdroth, Jeweler, 848 WasK, near 7. STJLZBEEGEE FUNERAL IS SET FOE TEIDAY Th funeral of J. N. Sulzberger, vice president and secretary of thSulsbr- frer A Schwarschlld company, who died n New York yesterday morning, , will be held In New York at :45 o'clock to morrow (Friday) morning. Th various Sulaberser 4k Schwarschlld Plants throughout th country will suspend op erations at th hour of th funeral and remain dosed for th remainder of the day. A HE 11(100 1' CIO ES ,. I Big Circus Combs the World for Features for Its Strange Eiliibit. placable To of the others, and, some of them 'hitherto considered - by : th best masters of zoology as wholly un tamable, performing together in a colossal steel girt arena which' abso lutely insures the safety of the public, their bearing toward their trainer and on another being as amiable and con siderate as characterizes the Intercourse of an assemblage of human beings at a social" function. Imperceptibly directed by a single trainer and of seemingly happy" accord and eager unity, thea formerly dreaded kings ana queens of the seething Jungle, th howling wilderness and the remote Inaccessible frosen wilds of th foiea build their sky scraping pyramids. paiancp witn a SKiu rivaling mat o the human acrobat upon barrels, pi a rollicking games of see-saw; wit The remarkable and complete collec tion of trained wild animal actors, comprising the most Important speci mens of soology, assembled la th wild beasts performances . which form an Imposing part st the Hflgen beck-Wallace shows, which , exhibit here, has never been equaled in the history of th. wn,M .-KlA-Anw.A. w .i.k. 1... been considered too remote- td make! wi'!J,"ui uu vmwi courteous consideration for the luxu rlous comfort of their master form soft living -couches of themselves and invite his confidence by opening their terriDie biooa-rea mouths for the tern- Dorarr Insertion of his trustlns bead. It would require oajres to tell in advance all the startling novelties Introduced In the Hagenbeck-Wallace snows, which, besides the many trained lng. this collection the most unique on earth. Chief among these wonderful - crea tures is a hybrid llon-tla-er. a mam If i- cent animal of feline grace and terrible power, wun au tn peculiarities or both lion., and tiger, but wearing th tiger's One of the most Important is composed of two lions, three tigers, two India leoDarda. two niimaa. two enormous Polar bears, four Oreat Dan docs and th slnzulai hvbrid lion-tiger. Here, too, we are confronted I out change. wun tne- increaiDie spectaDi or six different speoles and the aforementioned remarkable - intermixture ef two- of them, each naturally tha instinctive, lm- - groups i Bengal . Popular Boute East. 'Th hew Soo-Bpokane-Portland line Is the popular routs' to the east Their train de luxe is the finest quipped transcontinental train now In service. Broad vestlbuled, electrio lighted, buffet iiorarr, compariment-oDservation cars a sotia train rortiana to tit, fsul with AMUSEJtENTS BUNGALOW TMHATRB Uth. and MorHsoa Phon Main 117. A-4284. TONIGHT, TOMORROW, - SATURDAY .MATINEE SATTJRDAT. "? Th -widely discussed play, . T3n SZHTAHT XX TMM XOURV Prices, evening and matinee 11.60 to He TUB Is the ben time or tke yea te ' hav you teeth extracted If sock Is th necessity and have PLATE OR BRIDGE WORK gums or other tro ess trc idble. See Bale Opas Tomorrow AT THE B UNO ALOW 4 Nights Beginning Next . Monday I Charles Frohman Present th on arming American actress, 1CABXB OOBO, ' In th Delightful Comedy, WrOHATJi OT 1CAJM708." Prices 13, 31.60. 31. 10c, - . , .sLauaa-iwo, fiS v ' ' f a& BasAars and Ho MM". ZCAZH 0, A-1090. Mats. Holidays 25-J3C NIGHTS 4 . .. . . . ' V THEATRE immmjc WMI of July S XUy lu HUctriftod CKlrl Hevlewi ffnllns Tsmseai Hyxaeal Mareri wiilttUr-Harrl Players, jj.l saossp Tn XHmaisi iiBJgx sxQurs rw Tares; oroneer. 4lt Innes Famous Band TJndsr Auspices of Multnomah : Clab Multnorriah Field -enure ABM Branlnr of uly lh and 14k : CX8SXOH DO QEsTTB dr. w. A. wise j Ptesldest aad ICaaages. - Tears Brtahilshea U rortxasd Ws will give yon a good 83k cold or porcelain crown zor .,,,....9 u 0.00 8.00 1.00 .50 a.eo S.00 T.so ari. wuwr rivwu .a....,..,....,.., 3k bridge teeth , Gold or enamel filling ......... The best red rubber nlatea Painless extractions , Painless extractions free when nletaa ! or bridge work Is ordered. Work guaranteed for 18 year PERSONAL It was late that "night before Mr, Opp-re-tired. He tat in the open ; window of his, bedroom ; and looked out upon the ? river. The cool night air and the quiet light of .the ; ' stars calmed the turmoil ; ; in . his brain. Gradually - the colossal schemes and : the, . towering - ambitions gave way to an emotion . to which the editor-elect was , by no means - a;' . stranger.'r It was a little , white-faced ' " 'these s lines are from the pen i ' Alice Hegan Rice, the popular author bf "Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch," and . will be found, in her new' book her biggest success - yt-r - .. : 80 (EcnU . a, delightful storyr-and one which will pltise any person old or young. . t ZSbe.ltitlCo Third and Alder - BOOKSELLERS STATIONERS ricTKeatr e Mam b. iw i BBuo.n viBdj rrnrai Xfarllng 3MdgV d and Wash. Bts. ''m''J.m'Y''T''m. Hr.'w-''i-.w . OfflCS hOUS A. 3d. tO 8 P. M. .- MOUSE" BT CLTDB3 FITCH. Th Comedy That", Everywhere . Packs the Theatres to the Doors. That .1 ' Tells the Tal. tTJBATS HOW BTT.TiTTTOl IF SEEKING THE NEWEST YOULL FIND IT AT THE STYLE STORE 1 1 1 ifiiiLi ; Is always a place of interest to both buyer arid looker. Just now it represents a scene of the evolution of seasons. , While the summer, season, at its decline, -offers its beautiful creations in smart, wearables at tempting prices the : early : autumn . rises and charrns you with th e new, cultivated fruit of talented in - ' ' " eenuity. . - - STYLE MWl MEK . New perfectly tailored styles (early Fall models) for stout people, ranging in sizes from 37 to 49. Coats of regulation length, form fitting, with buffed or Stitched edge, notched collar and "cuffs of silk or self-trimmed. Skirts in the new plaited effects; Materials in worsteds, broadcloths, serges and invisible stripes, very: new model very becoming to stout figures. PRICES $30 to $60 EARLY FM' BODEIS. M HISSES Here misses and little women will find forty new styles in the new models. Two or three piece, suits, best fabrics, excellent -workmanship and guaranteed linings. PRICE $35 to ?GO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR SPECIAL OFFERING . PARASOLS ' ' Embroidered and , plain linen, solid and light colors in silk with fancy borders and 'many lovely novelties. - All One-Half Off CLOvES Glove time is all the time; one can hardly buy too many; all colors and sizes in KayserV all-silk guaranteed double tips, regular $1.50 and $1:75 at ............. . . . . . ,75 A PAIR ; P - JJL TTif TH. J The crecUt method is for your convenience in uedd irPesired: awsx: CO. WASHINGTON AT TENTH THE STORE WHERE YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD., , , .. ' ' C sv-wm w HOJT. SCAT. 3VX.X Alblni's Exposa . Of Anna Bv JTy aa4 Others rrlday JTlght, BotJi Show,1 Zn CoaJtacUom wttlt Seven 9Ut 3ratar j Arts. Penal yrloe. Onreain at T Sharp. 3 smboiaii ssaAosaaorr Ot Worlds Famous Arlallta Supreme I Th BICICETT FAMIL.Y i ... For two wseks oommendcg July 4 . ; AT .TUB Donatelll's Famous Italian Band. iWHi mipi. ijwli xiynmm. ." iwiwi'.w.i.y. .i"wii yjnyi' "'J.' i i m . n ' s ; - . a .... . . &..':' i- v : ...... ' 'V , ... ; --. ' , '." . ..... . LYRIC TtirjATRB Summer Prices: Evenings, ISo and 38c; . Maunees, i no. . wmi or JtrtT a Th Imperial Musical Comedy Company mm uxrrxrxTrr or jrcxr-rruv- BUXO.U Matinees Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday ana Haturaay. two snows eacn even- lng at g ana f:n o'ciook. Have Yon Seen ibe STAR THEATRE seis Rous of Original Production. - Americans to the Front, Br the Vita graph Co a Big Feature, .. , ana--., 6 otezi ua nmnM 5 - Oreat Muslo and Ballads. PANTAQES THEATRE Advanced TaodevUl, Stats AH VatlonSL Engagement Extraordinary of osioxvAXi imroui tbzo. lCaslo, Mimicry saa Mystery. . Th Pantage famous orchestra, ' always a feature Three performances dally at noouiar cnoas. aoaunees aativ. iba: two snows at nignt, ibo ana ec- 'SEAL' ROCK BEAH THE PORTLAND HEIGHTS OP CANNON BEACH The most delightful section of the entire Oregon cotst high, commanding an unapproachable scenic outlook, including the fifty most picturesque miles of Pacific coast; good hunting, excellent trout and salmon fishing; un usually wide beach. . A GOOD PLACE TO LIVE Fine rock road from Seaside makes it easily accessible c A Ul - . l .1 L 1 .v. A IhnAii oyvii- tilui part of Oregon lor a home and outing. jjn on .Come into our office and get full information how to , have a most delightful and inexpensive vacation. Call on us at once and reserve choice lots before) pnee advances. Send for a booklet descriptive of .the beauties . of Seal Rock Beach you'll enjoy reading it ., Oregon Land and Timber Co Washington Block, Fourth and Washington Can use a few good aalesmen. , Ibe Rocks Do Ten Like Jhe of Ibe Sort 1 ; BASEBALL UCXSATXOX PAJUC, Cons Tangha and Twwnty-f ourta Sta. Seattle vs. Portland TBT.T , T. S, ,10, U. names begin week days t:t0 n. -1 Sunday. I:J0 p. m. Admission Bleachers, 15c: Grand stand, SOo; Bozea, o extra. Children Bleachers. lOc; Orandstana. ISc .. jBoys"" under 11 x.f re to Bleachers weonesoay. Uldsnmraer Carnival C Y. RL C Athletic Park WTUXsMS ATB ATS STAVTOS ST. Select Attractions 10 Phows Jaw i ... t Features Nightly. c 3 Writ for catalogue aad niice sewer pipe, chimney pipe, drain tile, water, well and culvert pipe, pip foe septic tanss, eio. Oiegoa 4 Washington Scwcr Pipe Co t, " x sr. pbovt x. ' ; . :" PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS. PERIODICALS ON SALE ' 145-147 SECOND ST, BET. ALDER AND MORRISON ; Cleariirg Out AH Millinery Every Hat reduced from one-fourth to one-half. s A special assortment of Trimmed Hata.. . See them in the window, the best Hat values in Portland, styles for young and old, light and dark colors, soma exceptional styles for beach AC .wear your choice for this aal...4..,...,.X'wC 35c and 50c Neckwear at. . ........ . .. . . . , .. .231 Dutch Collars, Ascota, Rabat. Jabota, Tabs and Stocks in an endless variety of lace, embroidery and tailored values from 35c to 50c, special 23f AllParaaola at..............ONE-THlRD OFF Our big sale of Sample Muslin Underwear is now j jJp PRICE 107 SIXTH ST. "THE MEW STORE" NOW READY TO SUPPLY YOU WITH; THE BEST 4 Tools, Cutlery, Buildes, Hardware GARDEN HOSE . AND 1 : MOWERS . 107 SIXTH STREET' NEAR WASHINGTON MANHATTAN NO BEACH CAN EVER BE CLOSER THE HEART OF. GARIBALDI BEACH ; . S10.00 Down and 400 per Month , tot your choice of lots here. ; On the railroad and only two hours' ride from Portland, AU inside lota $30 each, while corners and front lota are $35. The- northernmost beach on Garibaldi Beach, hence closer to Portland than any other ever can be. Has long been summer camping ground for Willamette valley people. Soon to ival any other resort on the entire Pacific Coast. - - MANHATTAN REALTY COMPANY 264 STARK STREET, PORTLAND, OREGON. Ostrich PIumes--SpeciaI Sale "V v;-- :'-V ''" -I' .' .-y. v ':-f;..v fo no all ci no kit c ci n $L iid U Flumes 0 1 M ' $2 Thzn v I sU All CIS $5 Places Ostrich Pk!m2 Co. vl f (
