The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, July 13, 1909, Image 9

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Newspaper Page Text? THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, " PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 1 13, 1809. Tovn Topics TONIGHT'S AMVSEMJZXTS Bungalow . . ........i..'....Marl Dor Orpheum , j, , v .Vaudeville Grand . Vaudeville PanUges . . . , ,i ... ,,. Vaudeville Star .Vaudeville Lvrlo .-The Blue Mouse' )ki....'-..i......Th Blckett Family Circus.'.-; .'.-...Twenty-fifth and Relelgli . . . .. . ... - - . j .. .. . , :' i Tha Journal at Besorts. .", ev Cltv subscribers, going away . on their vacations., can secure e e Of our scents at the following v resorts . it the regular .carrier e rates of Me per - week or 66o a month f.ir tha Dally and Sunday J 10c oer week or 5C per month for Tha pally Journal. - V Those wanting Tha -. Journal e) mailed should call at our off lea, , Fifth and YamhM streets. - e " Seaside, Or.i . Frank KenneU. ' agent; headquarters at Uwli ' Cq.'s drug store. Delivery to ny e point on beach. ..'.;... .; Long Beach,, Wash. t Byron E. Toombs, . agent t Delivery . to aU e) points on the beach. Oearbart Park: Richard Kruse, , e Columbia Beach: B. D. Ian- don. agent., - ; ' - tIlwacortWh-l 'Lwl" Cohen. new ea-ent. Ilwaco railroad. -' Breakers: J. M. Arthur, agent. , e) ' Collins: C T. Belcher, agent. Larsons Chaa Bay were, agent v. Eeavlew: 7. B8traubal. agent Bhlperd's Springe; Mineral Springs Hotel Co agent A'vV . Hot iJaks; Hot JUke Sanitar lum. a rent. .i'-:-:?'"'.1 Wllhojt; F. W. McLersn. agent e e J ': Wenaha , Springs J. A. Boris, ti i agent . v ;r' v-: , . .- boots Himself la BveaatOolng into hi room at the Imperial hotel yester day afternoon. H.y L English, aged. 10 years, committed suicide by . shooting himself ; through tne left breast -.Mr. English came here last Friday from Pendleton, where he- had feeea oageged as a - bookkeeper. He was in poor health, being a sufferer from tubercu losis, and despondency from, this la as signed as the reason for his sutc de. He -was removed at once to St Vin cent's hospital, where he died late Mat night His life was prolonged aeveral hour through the administration of stimulants, hut after he regained con sciousness he begged the physicians to let him die. He la survived by a broth er. O. 2. English of It North Fifteenth street. Jo Day nourishes a Oub John Tay lor, aliaa John Be u lien, a circus follow er, arrested tost night by Detective Joe Day as a suspected pickpocket, was disj missed by Judge Bennett in police court this morning on condition that he leaye town at once. Day found Tylo" at th . clrcua grounds, and after shadowing hlpi tor some time, arrested him. Circus employee tried to take Taylor away from the detective, hut were held back at the rnUESle of Pay'a revolver. John O'Keefe, a suspected bunko man, arrest ed by, Snow and Pay at the East Side Gpot ana DOOKea on ciinisw ui grancy, was also freed under tha eame Hit by a aUrae tear When Officer Johnaon waa natrolllna his beat at Cor- bett and Porter streets late yesterday afternoon he found a man who gave his name as W. Addison, anting on a wooa . pile epparentiy in a neipiess conaiuon. The man said he had been struck , by a streetcar at First and Hooker streets, anrl aalrl that he lears had been injured and that- he- could no -walk. He was removed to the ponce station in me patrol wasron, where he was attended by City Physician Fred S. Zeigler. Hla injuries proved to be -slight j .-Mtx- Chinese Pined for - Gambling Four Chinese, evidently thinking that th lid had been raleed a trifle in Portland, found to their sorrow that the'clamps rare - af f ixednsrrtiirhttitr aaeveriwhen they were taken into police court this . morning en a. charge of gambling. Ah Chong, Ah Ping. An Lee and Le Dun were each fined $20 by Judge Bennett for engaging in a fan tan game at 187 Everett street The Celestials were ar rested by Patrolmen Anundson and Shaffer. . . . X ,, ' 1 ; - -' East Side Depot Open Under the aus pices of the East Side Improvement as sociation the east side- depot of the Southern Pacific company was opened to the public last night A large crowd of people were In attendance, attracted many 01 tnem by tne concert of the Peninsula bond. W. L. Boise, ' H. H. Newhall. Josech BuchteL. C. a' Suth erland and Mayor Joseph Simon deliv ered short addresses. Trains will. de liver their passengers and tickets. Will be sold at the new deppt today. ?... Boy Breaks Two windows Two large plate glass show windows in front of Moses Sichel's furnishing store at 12) Washington,-street -were shattered by the falling of a ladder thia morning. August Becher, a youth employed by : the Pacific Wire & Iron works, who, en gaged in putting a wire netting above the entrance of the store, was standing upon me laaaerv wnen it suppea ana went crashing - through the windows. Except for cuts upon his hands, Becker was uninjured. The damage is estimated at from $300 to 600. ... . ; Tare Salt Oontinued Mandamus ac tion of C W. Watts and others against the United Railways, brought to compel . the oompany to give a ( cent fare be tween Portland and Linn ton. Or., slated to coma up before Judge Oatens In otr. , cult court today, have been continued for a few days because of the necessity of three judges sitting In the suit of the v California Barrel company against-the Western Cooperage company and -oth- ' rt;: - : ' i r' y - Beeorers SCany' Orrralls Followthg the hrrest of Franfc Brewer recently In Baker City, Deputy 8heriff Archie Leonard and Detective Wood of the O. R. A N. yesterday recovered the greater . part Of the loot Including $0 pairs of overalls, stolen from a freight car In . the Portland yards several weeks ago. The plunder was v found " at Bridal . VelL Or, ; -. Sewer Oomanlttee AdJonrns-i-After continuing Its sewer and water commit tees indefinitely the Sellwood board of trade last night adjourned to meet at the. call of the president This probably . means that the board will not meet . strain this summer. The work has been left in such shape, however, that tho committees in eharse of the various de - pertinents can handle It without trouble. Woman' Bentenoed fog BTankeaaess Rose Kills, a woman who has been placed In the city jail' on -minor charges a number of times, was again sen tenced to $0 days In jail this morning on a charge of drunkenness. She waa arretted in a ' thoroughly intoxicated condition at Fourth and Gllsan streets last night ; - r . . - Oaa Company Must Pay Holding that while Emil B. Hersel was In the employ of the Portland Oes company he sus tained Injuries which resulted In his death. Countv Judge. I R. Webster, sit ting In probate, has authorised Oeorre Taxwell, administrator, to collect the sum of (97S as damages from tha cor-, poratlon. . i;v- si atobnef Has Bweet Tooth K burglary Pfttv, Indeed. In "nature, took .place orr Triday and Saturday nlahtn In tha resi dence of t)r. Gustavo- O. Banr. ite Twenty-fifth street The thief or i thieves broke open a door leading Into the baseman t by knocking out a, panel. fBnd after catnlnc an entrance took four or five cigars, a number of "cherries, some nute and a few cookie and then departed without touching any of the silverware or-other valuable In tha house. This was on Friday night and on Saturday night there were avidencea again of the midnight prowlers having given tha nous a visit; . Burglars Out Telephone Wires R, D. SprlnK, 28 North Eleventh street re- Sorted to the police last night that urglars had entered his home and, atfer cutting the telephone wires, had ramtacked the house and taken- a re volver and a few trirwets. The family had been out and returned evidently just after tha departure of the robbera Bew- Tork Society Tha New Tork eocletv of Oregon will for Its regular monthly meeting hold a rarden party this evening, weather permitting, at the realdence of Mr. and Mrs. Charles a. Hunt 601 North Twenty-first street corner Reed. Take "S" car north to end of line. - All Wew Yorkers, either visitors or residents of tha city or state. are eoroiaiiy mvuea. , , v"v-!f;.. '.S -i i . ''i:-.-f-.' Three Judges on Benoh Today three circuit court Judges are. sitting, on Jthe benoh hearing testimony In the case of the California Barrel company, r rea . Klnster, trustee, against the Western Cooperage oompany and others. The suit Is to restrain the corporation from mak ing a bond issue on August U 1909., We aponge and press your olothee, ihlne your shoes, all for 11.60 month Main $H, A-4J14. Wagons run every where. XTnfque Tailoring Co., $0 Stark. a.la fin YXTnlt msde tents, awnings and sleeping porch Merchants Trust building. Sixth and waamngton, i ur. - mri inn, neurologist -eya specialist -Steamer Cassia Xarkina for Camaa Waahouga) and way landings, dally, ex tent Sunday. Leaves Washington streai dock at $ p. m. Tidies aamnle suits and skirts at one-half "to -one-thlrd regular - price. Lang, els uarquam ntag. Aajta eieyaior. - J. a. Sokaafer tt Oon merchant tailors. corner Sixth and Washington streets, Raleigh building, .rooms 10 and XL, . ... dr. Karrard.' veterinary aurgeonT with B. p. Y. Co.. th and Davis. Phone Main 1077.: . ..-.,,v iVy;- nr. and KnX V. T. BalL naturotiaths. removed Merchants Trust building. . Janes Band ' Ooaoert. Multnomah field tonight t:80. Admission 10c . w- a Wise and associates, nalnlaas aentlsts Third and Washington. , Aatarlaaa Bank Trust Ce Slxtk and Oak. pays Interest on deposits. ; - ' XW. B. 0. Mtown, Cye-Ear. Maraoanl. AbendrotJi, jeweler, tit 'Wash., near T. TOURIST CARS . . v TO POINTS EAST VIA THE ichigan Ccntral-tlDv; Ycrlc Central FROM CHICAGO SIX DAYS A WEEK A oomfortable and tnexpensrve way to travel, affording' opportunity to view Niagara Falls an routs ' , without extra chartfa. - FOR PARTICULARS OR ANY INFORMATION PERTAINING TO TRAVEL APPLY TO WC SEACHRE5T. No. Pac. Coast Agt -132 Third $t, Portland, Ore. Tine BnoFllegfl ana' From POETT - ' v SPOKANE It Via ' The Spokane, Portland. & SeatttleRy. ' "THE NORTH BANK ROADM . MTHIE: Twelve Hours and Forty Minutes; :. ; ,TwoTrains Daily From . PASSENGER STATION, ELEVENTH AND HOYT STS. The Inland Empire Express at 8 :45 a. m. The North BankLlmitedat 5:40p. m. . Parlor Observation Cars . ' J Compartment Cars Standard and Tourist Pullman Sleepers , Dining Cars ; - ALL TRAINS RUN THROUGH SOLID ' Secure tickets and make sleeping and parlor car reservations at 122 THIRD ,255 MORRISON ST., ELEVENTH AND HOYT STS. PASSENGER STATION mi iii mm DON'T TEACH LIEU T'. 1 "Li J .essaaMvasB . y Returned Missionary Says Better Equipment Is - ' " Needed. "When you hear anyone criticising Chinese missionaries," said Mrs. Paul McCUntock yesterday afternoon in ad dressing sn audience of women in tho Chapel of the First Presbyterian church, "remember that " women tnlsalonarlee work only with Chinese) women anl girls. It Is Impossible for them to have anything to do with the men. We work elmplyand only with the womenanl girls. To anyon"whoundertanda con. ditions In China 14 la impossible for the woman missionary to have anything to do with the men." - , ., Mrs. McCUntock has been with her husband for JO years on the Island of Hainan, off the southern boast of China, and related many- Interesting experiences and stories of her Chinese life, and the difficulties of teaching unriBuajiity- in unina. .. - ; Her husband. Dr. "Paul r McCUntock. also spoke, . calling attention to the necessity for better equipment and fa cilities for missionaries. - ... "Whenever- and wherever you find it possible," aald Dr. McCllntock.' "see that your representatives are given ade- auate ammunition, so that they - can work with efficiency and ability. Th6 call -Is not for more missionaries, . hut for better equipment" v GIVES A NEW PUNO) Bosh B Xane Piano Oompany Will etve . a Plana Away Saturday. J- v- Are you luckyT Some one It may be you will get a beautiful piano abso lutely free. When you pass our store in the 8elllng-Hirsch building, com In and register do It today it costs you nothing. Every Journal reader should avail himself of 'this renerous offer. A hlgh-arrade piano absolutely free no further chares whatever. Come In and register. Bring your friends. - Then- ano will be awarded the lucky one Sat urday. Remember the place, 18$ Wash ington street between Want Park smd Tenth. ; . , .. . . .. ii i i'i I . WHATCOM EXHIBITS r - PRODUCTS AT A.-Y.-P. (XJntta Freaa Leaaag Wirt.)' , .Seattle. July 13 Clover was the off!. clal emblem at the A.-Y.-P, exposition today. It Is symbollo of Whatcom LAKfe K - STREET CORNER THIRD county, one of the leading - dalrylnn counties In the Puget sound basin.- Tha firogram included speeches and munl n the Washington state building, after which 10,000 souvenir postal card bearing a four-leaf clover were distrib uted.. The Young Men's Commercial IMPORTANT SPECIAL ..' ....... . -. , , . . ". . ?' t ' I i - ' - " . Benjamin's $25 and -$30-5018.50- Outing Suits One-Half Price It's a great chance to secure Y ft,. the best ready - in the world at mom W (IV recommends it to those who dis criminate in the selection of their r - f - - - . Don t ask merely for cocoa ask for GhirdrdellPs 66 FISDER. TCOnSEN S CO. The Big Paint Store"; FRONT AND MORRISON STREETS Uscsfaclorers aad Jobbers club of Belllngham ' distributed novel souvenirs' tn the shape 6f samples of, the fertile Whatcom; county soil. Re- j freshments were served to visitors and ' samples of luscious cherries grown In ' the Farndale valley were given out to - wear clothes greatly reduced 311 Morrison Street Opposite Post Office Wherever good cocoa is Raised ifs tised of ten. be cause each cupful recommends an other. The whole- and someness purity of Co co Fa c t No. 27 After being- roasted cocoa beans arg broken and the (hells removed. Etc from the shells a nutritious beverage is made and fa some European countries the ground shells art soli a "cocoa tea, " 199 ETerytMsj la Paints ad HILL MILITARY ACADEMY A boarding and day soaool tot , young Stan and boa Aeoredited to Stanford, Berkela, Ooraall, Amherst and all ' stats universities and ' agrhmltuzal . collages. ICaks - reservaaons now. yog Illustrated 'oatalogue and othsr literature address STZ.X., M. D., rrln. and Prop. Portland, Oregon. ,., - 9. W. Portland Academy KlZ - Portland. Or. ' Western Collages. TventT-flrst Tear Departments are In OrEVS BZLFT. M charge of experi" enced teachers. Gymnasium la In charge of skilled director. Field and track athletics. , Three courses for collage entrance Claaalcal, with Greek; classical, without Greek, and Scientific. A Commercial Course, Including Pen manshlp. Bookkeeping. Freehand and Mechanical Drawing, Physical and Com mercial Geography, based , on a strong course of English, History. Elementary Mathematics, and Elementary Science. A modern Languago Course, - substi tuting French, Germa.. and. History for a portion of. the Latin and Mathematics. A Primary .and Grammar School, giv ing close attention to the essentials and doing the work of the grades in 1 years. CATAXOO HOT OV APFUOATZOV NORTH PACIFIC COLLEGE ;. ' Schools of 'V. ' Dentistry and Pharmacy - ITnsurpassad In equipment and ad van tares. . . Tha regular session begins October 4. For Illustrated catalog of either school, address . - SB. SEKBXBT C yrrr.T.irm, ' . Cor. 16th and Couch eta., Portland. Or. "im . PorUaod, Oragea 7 bars otatora ofbi. SotTtptlrt I plnopal) (MUslat, aaaalt u4 IlaaMatwr Bpilaim, Miuia, Art, BlMUoaSrawaaiaa. Fereatalofa4araaa THE MSTtK tjUFJEBIOB OfTlca. I. fct. Rrma BmIX nrninrriFfiT UCr All I l.la.11 I mmammmamt man staitdard. tborocoh coubses Session Begins Sept. 13, 1 09. For catalog address Dean, Dm. 8. E. Josxnn, 610 Dakun Bldg., Portlakp, Ojumov CALIFORXIA HOTELS HOTEL STEWART SAN FRANCISCO '.""--" ZU' J'i rTimrmmTmrttmi' square JUST OPPOSITE HOTEL ST. FRANCIS EUROPEAN PUI SI. SO A DAT UP AMERICA! PU $3.00 A DAY UP f A m down ton hotel Steil m4 brlok ftrectitri. Furnished it cost of $150,000. Evorj eomfort ind eomanl moo. Ob oar lines transfarrlnfr U all parts of oltj. Omnibus moats aU trains and staamors. ; HOTEL 8TEVART DEPARTURE The cost of Interments have been greatly reduced by the Holmaa undertaking company. Heretofore It has bean the custom of funeral directors to make charges for all Incidentals connected with a fu neral. Tbe Edward Holman Undertak ing oompany, the leading funeral di rectors of Portland, hava departed from that custom. When casket Is furnished by ns we make no extra ebargee for embalming, hearae to cemetery, outside box or any services that may be re quired af us, except clothing, cemetery and can-Uses, thus ef footing a saving of fit to $ on each funerai , , THE EDWARD HOLMAN UNDERTAKING CO. tao ST. com. OAUCOB. c -Write for catalogue and prices on sewer pipe, chimney pipe, drain tllev water, well and culvert pipe, pips for septic tank, etc,- v . Oregon & Washington Sewer Pipe Co. , ' if. TBOHT ST. ' BadBLOO "Before I began using Cascaretn I ha4; j!V3?&z 5 bave been. Now I am entirely well, and the pimples bave all disappeared from my face. I can truthfully say that Cascarets are just as advertised; I have taken only two boxes of them." ; Carenca R. Griffin, Sheridan, lad. ptseaant. Palatable, Potent. Taate Good. Do Good. New Skkee.Weakea or Gripe. JOo. 2Sc, 50c Navar aold la bnik. Tbe rena saa tabled etamped C C Uaaraateed to anra or yoar awMasy back. , . c MEDICAL of Vrf h ,; isK 841IIa::N?iW This Is the beat time Of . the gear t have yong teeth estreated If sues Is tag; necessity and save PLATEG2 bhicge wcim Dona ss there Is lens trouble from sore gums or ether troubles. . DR,W. A. WISE . :" ' ' . rresldtst and Maaagat.' -:. ta Tears XstabUskad to PorUaad We will live you a rood Sk fold or porcelain crown for, .,..... f a.BO Molar Crowns .................. 6.00 ttk brtdee teeth ................ B.00 Gold or enamel fllllnaTS ......... 1.00 Silver fillings .......,.......... M Inlay fllllna-s of all kinds ...... t.ftO Oood rubber plates .............. S.00 The best red rubber plates ...... 7.50 Painless extractions.............. M i Pslnless extractions free when pit tea or bridge work Is ordered. . - , ., Work cuaranteed for It rears. THE WISE DENTAL CO.. Inc rbs laniar Biag d and Wash, ata Offlee hours -S A. It, to 1. W. , , ' . Sundays, to X. : nones A and Mala aoaa AMI'SEJIENTS BUNGALOW. THEATRE 12th and Morrison Ptoonesr Main UT and A-42J4. TONIGHT, TOMORROW. THUREDAT, Charles Frohman presents the charming American actress, Mamnt homo. In the comedy success, -"THE MORALS OF MARCUS." ' Prleee ta.OO, ai.,J tl.60. eOc. - Lyric All This Week -THOSE WHO ENJOY LAUGHING WILL GET . . MORE ' ' THAN THEIR MONEY'S , WORTH." The v-. c .-... .. -..';.! Blue Mouse T.CtyU Pitch's Comedy Soraam SCaXJT B.A-1030. BCata, Bx. SaaaaTs and KoUdajs CDa,S THEATRE im" yard Olxcas. -rrtomed,'' Herbert and Willing- In "Ok I Kan," OrUf, Behrode and aanlvav in "A Theatrical Aganoy," Ha Oraanon, "Banks-Breasaala Duo," Oreheatra, Ploturea.- -- THE GRAND . wan: or EVA ' TOT If, 0. ' :.. ' - Sados, ' Oarlta Say, . i aUa ft Broshe, Banes S Bemlag, ; Telegraph Tons ,Trad Bauer Muooe na mXiZTAXT ., UAUt. Evening perform. no.a f'lA and H : 1 Prloea-l arraaoasoopew and I5c-'---Box seats B0 cents. Matinee datlv 2 Admission IS cts, PANTAGES THEATRE Adao.d Taadsvin - . m ysmrncB tboufb. : ' g woaderfnl Aorobate B , i . Special Adrted Attraction TKB HTJkTTBESa. , Character Impersonator and !? Drapery The Most BMStUil Act In TanderQle. 1 Carrying a Carload or Special Scenery. Matiqees dally. 15c; two shows at night, I . . 15o snd 2Sc . . I ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 ' ' ' 1 BASEBALL BJBCBBATIOB-PABX, Corner Tangtus and Twenty-fourth St 1 , Tacoma ts. PorUasfl jTtnVT la, XS, X. la, X9, IT, la, Games begin week days l;30 p. m.; uaday. ; ''".?'' M Admission Bleachers, 5o; Grand stand, too; Boxes, SSo extra. ChUdranj Bleachers, 10c: Grandstand, J5c XLOXBS BAT, rXXSAT. ' ' Boys un4er ; It, , tree . to . Bleachers Wednesday. . ' STAR THEATRE i ' Original Productions. ; . flCT UBS rABTOMSaCB. - ' IS TODATS BHOTTS , . , RICH COMEDT LEADS. v BTEB.TTBXBTO BZW TOafOBBOW. Pain's Flreworka At tire July 17 Ponatelll's Band every day at I A car a minute at Sd and Yamhill. Innes Famous Bond Cnder Auspices of Multnomah J Club Multnomah Field ' Bve slurs of Tuly 13ta and lath ADMZSSXOB SO CEXS - .AnTirll rri METZGER OPTICAL CO. Pita your eyes complete...... gl.oo Rlmlesa Eye Glaaaes. with any style noee piece ; a-85 Same- as you py 1 and IIS fur. Abeolata nt Oaaraateed. First Quality Ground Lenaes. 501 Dekam. Cos. 3d ft Wash. VL 1S67. for womsn c:;ly Pr. Sandersons ltmj-i 1 Ravin, and CuMon Ri'OI i ., . ' tha bat ani nnlv r- -ertv for riwALU 1 'v ' AWO Ufc.'-i U1A1 u Cure tho m-vt '!. n . , ta ts. I'rlca 1' t r r t. - 1 for t5; maliI In yiu'n f -r dra.a T. J. PlERCri, lit A . . bold by all drug!!. VIA In I li V."