THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER 24. . 1000.
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Town Topics
TO-NIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS.
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Hpeclal Attraction
'Tl. Tin.. H., llrl"
Race- track
Inker "Tha tllrl UUMllon
Wiisum ..........i VaUllevllle
veuaeviua
i it k ri (i ...
rentage '. Vaudeville
Sur ...... .."Mrs. Teniple's Telegram
Lyrlo "The MImowIm
Celebrate Baal b Yletory Th
, lllih anniversary of tit naval !;
ni.ni tninuii iha liuB Homme Klciiard
and the aarapls and ttia tutor of John!
Paul Jonea waa elebrafml last night by
the Oregon Boclety of the bona of the
American 1tevolullon Wlin a smuaar
at tha Unlverelty clutv Tha principal
address of tha svening waa wade by
Professor Hnry U ilatea f Paetflo
university who paid a man irmuie io
tha great naval fighter. Ha "declared .
tliat Jonea waa tha real founder of the
American navy. Amour tha prominent l
members of tha aoclety . preaent last j
night waa Ueneral Thomaa A. Anderson, ;
founder of tha Oregon branch- of tha .
Son of tha American Revolution. Oen- f
eral Andaraon recently returned from
prolonged European tour.
and her handling tr tha eonstentl
changing tiliaaaa of hef part t
akeii'li bring out tha fact with eia
pliaala.
C'nJng IWlow'a lVf And FonI,
K.t week's bill at paotages will be
well worth while for diversity of acta
will make II very enjoyable, as ine
topllne attraction, Itarluw'a flog and
Fun Know will be af frred and other e
eellent aota ara Kauffmaa lirothore. In
grand opera burleaque; Meyer lrthera,
fc.urvpaa equilibrist, and tita uiova
era, whirlwind jugglers.
Blmoa Cohen. Oeta g Tear Blmon
Cohen. Indicted by tha grand jury for
larceny I row me rooms 01 . aira. nn
Huntley In tha Newcastle rooming
house, piesdea rumy oeror juuge
Gatena In tha circuit court yesterday
afternoon and wag sentenced to serv
one year In tha penitentiary, lie toia
the Judge ha waa not guilty, but waa
, readv to taka hid time, and entered
nlca of e-ullty. Cohen narowly escaped
Indictment on a gambling Charge, A
' not true bill was -returned because on
of dha Important witnesses disappeared.
CItO , Serrio Examinations Ths
United Statea civil aervlce commlaslon
' will hold an examination on October
20 to secure eliglbles from which to
make certification to fill vacancies In
the position of aid In grain standardisa
tion? male), bureau of plant Industry,
department of agriculture, at salaries
ranging from ItUO to $1300 per annum
The age limit Is 10 years or over. Ap
nllranfa should annlv either to tin
TTnlted Rtatea civil service commission.
Washington, D. C, or to Z. A. Ielgh,
' ; postofflca department, Portland.
Would Itman yolaTsrfl .Wallace O.
, . Deataman has begun ault In tha.clrcuit
oourt against, the Taylor investment
company, the Flrland company and tha
Pacific States Telephone & Telegraph
... company, to com Del tha removal of tha
telephone company's poleysrd from
property at Flrland station. The Taylor
company purchased the land from the
Flrland company and there was a re-
strlctlon In tha deed to prevent use of
' tha property for business purposes. It
la alleged that tha poleyard makes other
property In tha vicinity lesa valuable.
Two Companies Incorporated The
Pacific Car, & Foundry company haa
been Incorporated for $1,000,000 by J.
1 W. Riess of San Francisco, C. M. Greene
of Berkeley, Cal.j W. H. Judson, B. W.
Buxton and George T. Martin. Neate
A McCarthy. IncorDorated. have filed
J articles for an automobile supply bun-
; mess. The incorporators are Arnold K.
i Neate. Isabella W. Neate and O. R. Mc
vCarthy, and tha capital stock is $10,000.
Tislt of Woted Swedanborglan Rev.
Ii. G. Landenberger, general missionary
' of new church and now In charge of the
' Swendetiborg exhibit at" the A.-Y.-P.
fair, wiy be In this city Sunday, Sep
tember '28, and 'preach morning and
evening at tha Knights of Pythias hall.
' Eleventh and Alder streets. Mr. . Lan
denberger was here about two years
ago in connection with his missionary
work.
; JobnT. Kearney (Con, Ryan) with
"Tb Girl Question," Baker theatre
all tats week.
i
are the Initials. -J. II. p." on his watch
case. lie rode out of town on No.
on ths brakebeam. He Is described as
iwtng go years old, 17 pounds, llgh
hair, smooth shaven, and wore a cow
boy's suit. His boots came from Buck
ingnani at Hecht Han Franolsco.
It Collins. Justice of tha oeace. and
acting coroner, took charge of tha body.
t 4
We Booars amd Press Tour Clothes,
snins your snnes, an ror ii.to month
Main 6H. A-"'- wagons run ever;
Uniqu
where.
Ique Tailoring Co., 109 Starl
Jessie Harklns,
for Cai
ga. dally
Leaves Washington street
teamer
Washougal and way landing", da
amaa.
x
cent Sunday,
dock at I p. m.
chool Children's eyes examined free.
Small charges for proper lenses If need
ed. Dr. George Rubenstaln, optician, 18$
Third street, opposite tinker tr.catre.
BeUotoas Boms Cooked delicacies at
the Woman's Exchange, 186 Fifth street
Try our good lunch and afternoon tea.
J, a. ohaeftr as Oo merchant tailors.
corner Sixth and Washington streets.
Raleigh building, rooms io ana ll
Shloherd's 0P rings. Dr. W. D. Mc-
Nary, medical director; E. L-. Shlpherd.
manager.
James Grrlok si
184 N. 10th street.
OoM house movers,
Phone last 44Z7.
Arollteots for Fire Station The fire
committee of the city executive board
yesterday afternoon voted to recom
mend the appointment of Naughton,
i Raymond A Lawrence, architects, to de
sign the new fire station which will be
' built in North Alblna, The committee
' . recommended D. B. Fllcklnger to be the
architect for th new station at Mount
Took Prisoner Sonth! W. P. Griffith,
deputy United States marshal, has re
turned from San B'ranclsco, where he
took Frank S. Clark, who is wanted on
charges of - forgery and counterfeiting.
Clark completed a term of four years
in the 'Oregon state penitentiary this
week, and was taken from that Institu
tion when his time expired.
W. JL. Wise and asaociates. painless
dentists, -intra ana wasnwgton.
American Sank tt Trust Co. Blxts
and Oak, pays Interest on deposits.
Easy Shine 3boe Polish Want Agents.
Sr. JB. C Brown, Eye-Ear. Marquam.
Absndroth, Jeweler, $42 Wash., near 7.
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.AT THE THEATEES
"Pledge of Ooronova," at Pantages.
A Russian girl's love for her brother,
a young revolutionist, and the cruelty
of a Russian chief of police and his
henchmen, form the theme of "The
Pledge of Coronova." a wonderful dra
matic playlet offered at Pantages this
week by John J. jui
tnalne, supported by
Justus and Ethel Ro-
Mr. Feriner.
Tb Girt QaewUoa. '
The Girl Question" will be seen at
tha fiakar for the laat three times to
night, tomorrow matin and night. It
haa the dlstlnetloa of being different
from (he average. Tha aong hits coma
In rapid suooeaaion lncludinguch aa
"If Kys Llks Yours Looked Into Byes
Like Mine." "Waits Me Till I'm
Dreamy," "There'e No Place Like
Home," -and many others.
"Texas" Next Wek.
Next Sunday matinee at the Maker the
stirring western play. -Texas." win toe
gin a week's engagement at Baker the
atre. A very pretty and romantla love
story runs tnrougn mis play coupled
with much laughable oomedy character
stutiies. "Texas' la exciting and Inter
esting from first to laat act.
Tonight, Twice Tomorrow.
The attraction at the Bungalow the
atre tonight and tomorrow night at $:lt
o'clock, with a special pries matinee to
morrow, will be the big; musical comedy
aucoess, 'Ths Time. ' the Place, the
Girl." This merryofferlng Is filled with
tuneful muslo and Presented by a bevy
of pretty girls.
Beats Selling; for Dnstln Famnm.
Seats ars now selling at bog oMoe. the
Bunaalow theatre, for tha favorite and
famous American actor. Dusttn Farnum
ji ',- l. a . . i .. 1 .
and hla eiecllnnt supporting company,
who uiae io the above" thvatre fur one
werk beginning nit Monday, Mrptmn
twr $7, Willi special prl- luatln' Wl
nasday and Maturday, In ths rontantM
ad van lure, "Caiueo Klrby.'
. ,
lerr MiuIcaI Act at Orpheunt.
Ths Hughes musical trio, appearing
at tha Orpheuin this week, consists of
two gentlemen and a lady, who are var
sailU Instruwentallsta, orferlng a de-
llahlful muairal anterlalnmsn t consist
Ing of solos, duets and trios on musloal
Instrument They are all clever musi
cians, and tnelr repertoire inciuoae
assortment of claaslo and popular s
leotlona.
In Ixre with Irs. Trmple
Local audlenoss have fairly fallen
In lovs with "Mrs. Temple's Telegram'
as nresented bv tha McRae stock com
pany at tha Star thla week. Every
member 'Of the oaat haa scored an- In
dividual hit This funny farc-comedy
haa served as an admirable iniroouc
tlon to the inland Id new stock company.
and its future suooesa la aaaureo.
Mlnstrrla a nit.'
The miniature minstrel show atxiha
Grand la one of the season a nits. A
complete but condensed blaekfacs show
Is given by Hall and Starke, a full
company being earned. - The rive
merry aictjregors in tneir ocoicn songs
snd dances and ueorga Lauder, witn
hla ventriloquism, are alao strong cards.
Ice Skatlna;.
Isabel Butler' and Edward Bassett.
expert lea skaters will head the new
bill at ths Orand commencing Monday
afternoon. A caka of Ice. six feet by
0. is used for the exhibition, the Ice
being manufactured by the performera.
Barney Fagan will ha tha special added
attraction. 'The West Point Cadets"
will offer the acrobatic specialty.
Journal want ada. eost 1 cent a word.
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Bulletin No,
30Q3rX
. 54 Xfe5r
Westmoreland
Avoid Speculation
Invest in Westmoreland
Speculation is a ruinous route for young men for young
married men. Such men cannot afford to take a chance.
Andrew Cafnegie, Pittsburg's greatest ironmaster, said:
"Buy real estate."
Mr. Carnegie was right, and if he were in Portland
today if he could see Portland's remarkable progress,
the amount of building being done and the amount still
in handto bedone-he would say: Buy Portland real
estate, and particularly get a slice in Westmoreland." -Westmoreland
presents. the opportunity of a lifetime to
share in the prosperity of this great western country.
Buy before prices go up.
Valerie Bergere Orpheum Star.
Velerie Bergers, the clever young ac
tress, will present at the Orpheum next
week a splendid one act sketch by
Grace Griswold entitled "BUlIe's First
Love." which Is a compact dramatic
story of tangled young affections that
fills in those places not given to
smiles with effective hear appeals.
Miss Berger is an admirable ' actren.
COLUMBIA TRUST COMPANY
Board of Trade Bldg.
Stockmen at Banquet The Portland
Fair & Livestock association entertained
60 farmers and stockmen of the Wil
lamette valley at dinner at the Com
mercial club last night in celebration
of Willamette JTalley day ,at the stock
allow. Among those who spoke were
Senator Bishop of Washington, Edward
Hsrtog and Xom Richardson, v
Good Showing- Mads F. I. Gollehur
reports that the new branch offices of
tha Chapman Advertising company In
Heattle are doing a splendid business.
Tha style of th firm name In the
Washington metropolis Is Constantine
Chapman Co., with headquarters In the
Sullivan building1.
An Illustrated Booklet on Klickitat
Annie Lands, for the Paul E. Cleland
Investment company.' In two colors, has
Just been issued. The booklet gives a
glowing description of the Klickitat
country's possibilities as an apple pro
ducing center. ,
"Unknown" Marks OraTs "Unknown"
marks the grave of a .man killed Sun
day evening six!, miles east of Arllng
. ton, and the only mark of Identification
5 Quart Granite Pudding Pan 16c
3 Ouart Granite Pudding Pan 14c
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Apple culture (course) 6.00
Architectural drawing 8.00 ;
Arithmetio 2.00
Automobile (course) 80.00
Bible study .' ,
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Business correspondence, English
Bricklaying (course)
Three and five quart granite pudding pans,
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set of tha L'NITEn CO. The equipment of 81 rer cent of the atiginM now la
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General drawing I aasslona ..fit year;
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Color sessions tit year
fiftth flMi 1 aeaalon' tl rear I
Ganara! drawing Saturday saorn-
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Fall and Winter Styles
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ClOTEING
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CORNER MORRISON AND SECOND STREETS
AMUSEipfTS
SB AT KAXS OFEJTS TOD AT -
BUNGALOW SSfo?
Fbonss Mala 117 and A-4234.
Llebler & Co. Present.
nxfBTix VAiunnc
In the Romantic Moventure '
."OAXBO DBBf
One Week, Begrinnlns; Next Monday.
Special Matinees Wed. and Sat.
Kvenlngs $3 to 75c; Mats. $1.60 to 60o
anrszo
Bungalow
THBATRB
12th ana Morrison
Phones M. 117. A-4224. ;
Tonig-ht sad fomomm Sitfblt,
Special Price Matinee Tomorrow.
The Biff MnstosJ
Tha TIMR-PLACa-OIRU
Evenings f 1.50 to 60c; Mat. f 1 to 2 So
BAKER THEATRE
Phones Mala ate
A-6360.
ToalcTht, All This Week,
The Brilliant Musical Comedy, : ' :
"THS aiMX, QTOSTXOir." r
Wih Gorgeous EffecU: Beautiful V.
Muslo; Bewitching- Chorus.
Night price 25c to fl; Sat. Mat S5o 60o
Vast Weak artarln Sum. Mat, Texas.,
TAB TKSATBB IuhU f Drev
Main T757, 4.-7068. Ugx. ,
ALXi WEEK
Bights 8:18, Hats Wed ajas. tilS y. BU
ixb aaecwAB btvvs .
Recognised as the Best Stock Organiza
tion West of New York. Presenting
"MBA. TBMFIVS'8 TB&BOBAK,"
The Great International Comedy.
PrW.i 1 Be. 15c and 60c
Bex Weak, Oonunsaelar Sunday Mat,
r "Tha CoirBoy and tha Xdy."
aCAXB a A-ioao. Btats.
fV Bx.ajdaysaa4BUaj
1S-2S-S9S
IffiSTS '
THEATRE MMtvw
Weak geptambe SO Mary Hormaa la
mas" : sa r.
i Oo in "Wastsd, a
Bister"! run. Tae Bisoa City rear.
Baa-has Musloal OA X&die O. Boss,
IMotares, Orchestra. '
THE GRAND
Week of September SO,
IUI ai STAJUCS
19M
ABB
moreaee Kodsaa -aad
Oempaay. '
Oeorra Ioadar. .
Sharp Sj Torek.
lred Baaer.
MoOBBOOBS. Oraaaaeoope.
Matinee every day at 2:19. Admis
sion loo any seat Evening perform
ances 7:10 and 1:15, Admission llo and
5& Box seats 60c
LYRIC THEATRE
Phones Main 4SS5, A-102.
Prices 10. 10 and 10 eents. '
Week Commencing Sunday Matinee,
September It.
The Atnn 8tvk "nmrnT preaent s
TBB BaaOVBXABS
Matlneea. guadar. Tuewitr, Thursar
and Saturday at 1:1k. Every evening
I ll. carnages at n:i.
TeaTl Ika the fcyrto.
at
BASEBALL
Maa Patk.
Oaraee Taagaa aaA Twaaty-fearth feta.
LOS ANGELES
PORTLAND
im. au aa. aa. . as.
Oaiaae brla week 11 a. m;
Snnaar. I IS p. sa.
Aniaaion rttaat ara tit: O'anif-
staitd. 5c; B"'l lie ettr. Ct;.4ra;
L) a i hrrt le; O ed t e A. lie
Ullar Vf s-naay.
Bm seder It free la felaefs
araiaaaflay.
JouniaJ "Waats Arc Ir.v n