THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. VeDNFSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 2, 1910.
1
'raw topic
TOKIG UT'S AMCSEMEXTS.
jAntr ......'.......Ulanob Walah
i : "Brawatera Niutona"
Jiaum ,
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I r Moving lUcturea
nr4nlnf AaaociauoaMouni . imoar
ilnniff asaociauon win uuiu
ithly meeting Ttmraaay an-
:30 o'clock. at tn nomeor
Mount, li bit Slxty-aeeOnd
het. Th program tot in rooiun
Mn charts or Mr, w.
th autyect for fliaoueaion wiu oa
,'Mrlotiam In the Horn. Froreaaor
'.Vflillor. principal of Mount Tanor onooi,
t i fill Bivo one of the. papera on the bud
- ' feet. Following the regular papera will
be a dl-cuaalon, and the program will
a rounded out with musical number.
'''11 children will be taken care of by a
k' if " Uhlndergarten teacher, . All member and
, ' ' Mfrlenda ara Invited to be present .
VTOl Carry ExhlMta rr rna um
, I tine Trainlr
J I ulut, montl
, ll.'ioon. at J:3
J.L. Mi
7TIIWARD FIGHTS
FOR MORE WATER
Complaint Issued by Ivanhoo
- Push Club Blames Mayor
for Lack of Supply. .
"Water, water arery where In Portland
except the Mount Scott dletrlci" 1 in
tlia nf a romnlalnt laaued by the
Ivanhoe Push club. The complain al
leges that tha BcrnpleB' of Mayor
Simon iratnit adoDtln ft ayatem of
water main laylnir that ' will Include
all carta of the city la about to con
tlnue for . another year. " Tha drought
laat year ruined lawne and Tegetablea
and caused . a. water ; famine among
houaewlvea. The club-recommend, the
draftin end adootion of an ordinance
providing that property ownera'pay for
the mains wherever the mama ara iaia
and that the old ayatem or payment
a lh at earner Resale Dollar, which Is now
" Tn.f 1Umrer th m ttnJton by general taxation be discarded.
- 'ln-l Wilson Lumber, company, Ltnnton.i V.,v .,. wil- '
" - .hii rnv .vhihita intended, for the ' - OompHe". -BlgM BanAr Mile. ,
enrry exhlblta .Intended ror me
anklng, China, exposition ire - or
nrim. , Hrrana-pmenla tQ.' tnia eiiec
. A' 7, I've been made' through O. N.. Clark.
V . IVl .V'l .1,. InnV... Anmnan.r. anil DftCa CH
' lit . 1. 1 3 IUH1UCI VVIltvnujr
"7
V erured by applying at th Chamber
ilCommeroe, The expoBltlon la to b
T1 thl year and will be of interna-
' i v ial character. Tha Clam wiiaon
,v I Vnber company and th . penlnaular
i !.mher eomnanv will forward exhlblta
" ft 1 Oregon fir that It. 1 .bellared will
f...ll.. . I
m
, " '('Annaoxatloa to Knltnoman' "Annex
k :f yion to Multnomah" will be th logan
iV'I vrt carload of people, all reaU
!lt or property ewner of "Northern
J 'ickmU county, who will Journey to
( ' - Mi 3 kfopOBH
be'ct
vn nrora tomorrow niirnt to attend in
rt' '1xatloa meeting there. Th argu
i? . Pta between th commltte from Ore-
.'.i 1 City opposing th aohem and from
01 r l Multnomah county line, promts to
Marni and Interesting. Th meeting
i r, to d cauea at o ciock.
' Jf.lentr! Cloclt ; at Courthouse. Th
" "i flinty commlsBloner var conalderlng
I;. 3 1 reposition for the Installation of a
cloeK- in tn new courtnouae.
patent whereby a central clock'
! connected by wire with, clocka
' - i;,'1ulat th reat and It wlll.alway b
"' v same tlm In every part of th
, ' jTthooajwlth'no trouble for Janitor
. ' 1 no excuses for tha tardy one. The
. t of such a ayatem is estimated to
. .. f ' .'GOO or ,1600, plua th wiring-coat
Epra BympatbjwTh Chamber of
Mommerc haa pasBea resolutions or
' i'Vmpathy and regret over th death of
. 1 Liw attorney, who died recently and
J f-atlto for ft long time took very active
' d J xt In th work of th chamber. The
Msolutiona were passed yesterday at ft
i ' "'leUng of .the board of trustee, and
i f i-,, Mil ba spread on tn minutes,
I 'Shis
Bid pusb Clubs For the first
year the , United Bast Bid
Club Willi meet In business es-
next. Friday night at Carpenter1
ft
V. tr
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I'i ijj'sftmii Ma:
, V II rah Mulon
.' "lir". bomss E. J
' ' !li rtloi in
"" J'7 Vt. They
it J' 3hll. corner of Grand avenue and
V: -rin street Th construction of
vll t ' Roadway bridge, water main, th
i t '001 hrldge, renaming the streets
, Portland and aeveral other question
' (ii to b taken up. j '
. i 1 1 '
' 'Threatened With Duel A threatening
Vter received by John Marandan, pro
tiujrtor of a Greek saloon at ?9 North
tprttti etreet, has been traced fo his
tniohew, Jany Prullae. Tha latter was
le-s'cstel. lie promised to leave the
1 my. Thai letter atated that should the
i Itpr meet Marandan or his bartender
Vhe street a duel wold follow.
"i'i A smii Malos. Buea for Dtvoroe
uonn Has sued ror divorc. from
Malon?, cnarglng him with
H tult filed la th circuit
ivera marrieil In Portland
S JNovembor, 1907, and she aays he le-
hru iici vuo .dies.
Unas on Cnarooftl . BI1L The Oregon
Ipd Distilling company has begun
( In. the circuit court against J. C.
prman for-1478, this sum being al
'. Al to b due on sale of charcoal, for
"dins charcoal aacks and for money
juiced,- . "
1 jbieva BusyThe room of Mis Ma-
, Haley, 809 Tourney building, was
' Bred -yesterday by burglar, who
' k a quantity of Jewelry. A thief en
i'ed tha room of J. B. Kollough at the
M, C. A. and stole his overcoat and ft
jail amount of money. -. ,
1 Illustrated lecture On Tuesday even
f, February 8, at 8 o'clock, the Rev.
!A. Thompson will give an Illustrated
'i;ure on th Tellowston at the Alblna
rch library, (25 Russell street Tick
may be had at the Alblna 'library,
mission free.
Th nealected district comprise more
than eight square mile and ha several
thousand resident. From Twenty-sixth
street to Lents and. from , Division
street - aouth to th city limit , no
water main haa vr been laid al
though th people of th district al
leg that during tha year they have
been helping to pay for 41ne laid out
on the peninsula to th west, aide and
other distant parts of th city. They
say that ft short main with properly
branched laterals could aupply th
whol dry district, and that they are
willing to nay th coat - Two amall
laterala now penetrate th district short
distance frbm th Richmond and War-
erly trunks, but . these reach only ft
few families.. It la said. All th popu
lar organisation of th Seventh ward
have taken up th matter of obtaining
olty water and are making It th leader
of ft local campaign.
Th. Seventh ward league, mad up
of delegate or committee from prl
mary clubs, has outlined two plan for
supplying tha district ." and Sellwood.
These plana Include th laying of on
large main from th lower Mount Tabor
reservoir for th Sellwood district and
a smaller on to supply Woodstock and
Intermediate territory. This plan does
not include Mount Scott .
Th Mains Follow Soad.
Both main - would follow th Sec
tion Lin road, the Sellwood Un turn
ing south on East Twenty-sixth street
and the Woodstock Una following East
xmrty-mnin street soutn to MOigate ana
east to tha city limits. These propo
sitions have' been given 'the united sup
port of all clubs composing th Seventh
Ward league and have already been
aubmltted .to th water board.
To meet th Mount Scott neceaslty,
for which. It Is said, tha proposed
Woodstock 10 Inch main will" b in
adequate, the Ivahhoe Push club haa
outlined another plan. This I the moat
comprehensive Of all and incl-trtles the
most territory. A large main from the
upper Mount Tabor reservoir is sug
gested. It would run south on Mil
waukl road to Powell street where
it would branch, one Una . going east
and providing for th Mount Scott die-,
trict and extending to Forty-f lrat atreet
From this latter point th main could
be laid directly aouth to Ivanho and
Woodstock, f .
Ivanhoe push club ; members repre
sent that this latter plan would pro
vide water enough for all purposes
during many years to com, and would
add more largely than any other thing
to th development of the district It
Would furnish a permanent water sup
ply. Th district is only a short dis
tance from th Mount Tabor reser
voir.
:MTRA; . SPECIAL
Misses' Coats Half Price
- Misses' and Girls' Box Coats,
All Sizes, 12 to 18 years
$ 8 COATS now
$10 COATS now
$15 COATS now
$20 COATS now
. $4
. $5
$7.50
$10
AUTOMOBILE CONTEST closes Feb. 10th
VOTES with every purchase
Help your little friend secure one of these cars
without cost to you '
LEADING
CLOTHIER
BEN SELLING
New Editor for Albany Herald.
(Special DUpiitch to The JonrnL
Albany, Or., Feb, . 2-r-m W,- fclbby.
a newspaper man from Michigan, ha
assumed the editorship of th Albany
Dally Herald. The position waa recently
lert vacant by the resignation of E. L.
Jones, who is npw organizing a new
weekly to be called the Oregon Citizen.
Nine Bodies Found.
(SowMsl DISDntcb to Th 2oarnaL
Marsh field, Or., Feb. 2. Nine bodle
have been recovered from . the Cxarlna
wreck. Three bodies were found yes
terday. . On was Tiear the mouth of
the umpqua river, a second at Ten
Mile creek and the third opposite th
wreck. Th bodies have not been ldenti
fled. .
Coll for Bank Statement.
flTnlfad Pmn Tupd Wlra.l
Washington, Feb. 2.i The comptroller
of the currency today called for a state
ment of the condition of all national
bank at the close of business on Mon
day, January 21.
For unadulterated wines, aged whis
kies, pur beers, phone Spring Valley
Win Co. -
Journal 'want ads" bring result.
LL is. E. F. Frale and Alex Sweekhave
t ;,d aupplementary articles of lneorpo-lic rrih f inn mil I O
of th Western Lumber & Fuel I lJ vui. UK uJiir
" lion
J ' i'-hpnny, changing th nam to West
, -i,Puel company.
, s.f t'onr eyes sjr too valuable to hav
fiJ'torl3f fitted glasses. Do not allow It
iB."Tl!iy Kweaea have correct lenses, guar
nteed satisraottom Qeorg Rubensteln.
.tician, IBs Third Street opposite Ba
it theatre.
.frotn 1 hrlnW-'Tn tlrrm Tfc. 4. a.
it i'Um.i,. t ". " :
; sropuruea w in ponce tnt tneir
; a .." m jiuMo mc xuej.
, n. iinorninff, when he started to school.
iV ' learner Jessie HarMna, for Camas.
i .i Sunday. ' Leave Waahina-tftn f
VtlftVi
lJ
d
ft'-.
ed
' at J p.' m.
II I
tut
tat
,ert
XrayoB" Cooglt . mxndy relieves
at troubles and stop that oousrlk
erx norm, m aruarnat. xzb wmh.
, ilvu airaav, m
i' V'Jamea Oarick k Oo., th houa mov-
s; removed to 180 East Water street
'''hone Eaat 4427,
Pr. Oustav jq, Bruer announces th
' I iA movftl of hi" offlc to th Eleotrto
V .IMInal .. Mil I a M4t ' J' ....-.&,
Vefferi
effersoft high school books at Caatle-
pnarmacy,,i2 Killingsworth ftva.
UP . aft " WaOrV jm ak ka, 1 a . a '
tV -r. m 4 aiinooiarea, pamiess
J :,iihi Auitu sod wasmngton,
Razorine
will sharpen any
razor to keenest pos
sible nltch. Onr
auaranteei If razorine , is not satis
factory mail your razors to us and we
will grind and hone them free of charge.
Jc a. cake at, drug or hardware stores
or by mail. -ita-orine
Co., 83 Traklln St, JTew Tork.
mm
Ik
exhausts the vitality more
quickly than any ordinary
food or medicine can re
store it '
For over thirty-five year
has relieved bronchitis In all
Stages; it is the tonic lung
remedy used the world over in
this disease; nothing equals
it in keening up and restoring
flesh and strength.
tOJl BJX1BY ALL PBTHKH8T '
Ban lta.. Bane of paper and ibti ad. for ear
beautiful ga-inaa Bank and Ohlld Bkatoh
Book. KaohbaakaontaiaaaOoodliaakPmBr,
SCOTT & BOWNE. 409 Pearl St. N.Y.
Scott's Emulsion M MB(Poniyat f(
Boston Dentlsfs
Th best is- th cheap
est no students. Our
methods safe and reli
able. We work for half
the charge mad by
other high class den-
1 1 t s. Examination
free, extracting free,
and painless. Come to
day. : i see us, save
money. Th BOSTON
DENTISTS. 2911,
rlson, opposlt Meier & Frank an
ornce. upen v
day until 12:10
Mor-
id nost-
en evenings until and Sun-
zor peopi wno work.
Journal Wants Are Winner9
THE CORNELIUS
i . "The pouse of Welcomo" ' N
. CORNER PARK AND ALDER STREETS
Single $1-50 and up. Double $2 andap. Car omnibas
meets ftll trains.
Portland's Newest and Most Up-to-Dato Hotel
C W. CORNELIUS H. E. FLETCHER
Proprietor a Manager
HOTEL PERKINS
. rXTTK AJTD WASHXXaTOX BTS. .
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tn the heart of th business and shopping district Tha
most modern and up-to-dat hotel in th Northwest
Local and long-dlatano phone in every room. Rooms
with private bath, en aul'e and single. Sample rooms.
Elegant cafe. - - . -
Musio daily during mneh, dinner and ftftwr th tnet-
tr, by th fanoas Mark Oroheatra.
Bua meets aU trains. Bat $1 and ap.
HOTB& PXBXXtrS 00. .
V. 9. Sleliardsoiu ft a. Ik, Q. W UTJUAJTD, ' Bay
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gaynea, optloian. Marqnam bldg
a JBOOIf IJIW BOROOIWB. T. Rlob-
. uwn, qean. a itiorough. practical
, 'frse In law; no time lost from reiru-i
t J it. occupation! recitation evenlnna. !
' rn low. . Business offloe SIS Com- i
', bldg. M. Morehead. secretary'
i;
SEWARD
rnPWt!) TlfMTtT Mn a t rmt
L I Th leading hotel of Portland, opened July.
? . ! I909- Modern in every detail, furnished in
7- ".TT,-, A Lelecance. Mo-t beautiful corner lobbtf in
elegance. : Most beautiful corner lobby in
Northwest Commodious sample rooms.
European plan. Rates $1.50 and up. 'Bus
meets all trains. W. U. ESWASD, Prop.
W. L. TOLAS
$3.50 g$100 Men's Shoes
ALL STYLES ALL LEATHERS
IMS!
ay!tTjlE WORLD
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OuF.'44th
Annual Pre-
Inventory Sale
Suit Gases
Hand Bags
. Jaa -mmmm -9m.S
$1000 INSURANCE POLICY
WITH EVERY $5.00 OR OVER
LEATHER GOODS PURCHASE
$10.25 Ladies' Traveling Ban,
calfskin, grained, J6- fl'T Q
inch ; selling at ...... ... v I aU7
A large showing of Handbags and
Suitcases, ranarinff in value from
$2 to $50 each, at FOURTH OFF
$8.00 Handbag, leather lined, 16
inch, riveted frame, at Of (f
only, each ..i.... POUU
$15.00 Handbag, French dressed
calf, hand-stitched, . firm rein
forced corners, on Q"t 1 OC
sale at vU.6U
$10.00 aole-ltather Suitcase, heavy
ock, double straps, w Cr7 Kll
eted throughout, each. . V v
$8.85 heavy leather Suitcase: 24
i . i , - . tit i
men, wun snirt iota, neavy iocks
and straps;' during this C?
S3ilC alt aaaae wL
$12.00 heavy cow-hide leather, 24
inch Suitcase, French edge, double-action
lock, heavy bolts, riv
eted frame, to be sold (PQ AA
at low price of ..aPveUI
$8,00 cow-hide Suitcase, 24-inch,
heavy lock and straps all orund;
reinforced corners; dur- Q Art
ing this sale at vUallU
MarkCross
London Gloves
142 SECOND ST., NEAR ALDER
For Ladies. Men and
Youths
Heavy Street Gloves, f?f
hand-stitched, 2 but, pr.vJ.JU
Heavy Street Gloves, flj"! r A
hand-stitched, 1 but'n, pr. JJXJU
Medium Street Gloves, fifl ffA
hand-stitched, 1-but'n, pr. tJJXetlU
Heavy black Street fTA
Gloves, pair tJJX.tlU
Dress Gloves, in black . (M : C
stitched back, pair... ... 4XJ
Lightweight gray Gloves C"f CTA
for dress or street, pairvAatlU
Light and dark gray. Dress
Gloves, stitched back, (P s C
the pair .............. vXtJ
Suede Dress Gloves in flt CTA
pray, light and dark, pr.tPJ.lJU
suede Dress Gloves in (P"f PA
tan, light and dark, pair VAUU
Black Suede Dress Gloves, heavy
stitching on back, the Qy
White Dress Gloves, ff A
French kid, 2 but, pair vJUwU
White Chamois Gloves. ff A
the pair tj7XJl
Biscuit Shade Chamois d PA
Gloves, the pair. . . . . . . . vXfJll
Heavy Cadet tan Gloves, " FA
hand-stitched, nair. .'tl)xtU
JUightweight lan Oloves, pTA
machine-stitched, pair... tjJAtJU
Gray Mocha Dress QO ffl
Gloves, the pair ..' tPetlU
OPERA
GLASSES
siini FFaeciisco 5.00
(INCLUDINO MEALS AND BERTH)
REDUCED RATES AND QUICK TRIP TO LOS ANGELES.
fS. B. KANSAS CITY
(U N. NOPANDER, Master) Sails 4 p. tn, Friday, February 4.'
M. J. ROCHE. CT.A, 142 3d St. Main 402, A-1402.
J. W. RANSOM. Dock Agent, Ainsworth Dock, M. 268, A-1234.
San Francisco & Portland Steamship Co.
Of Course It's a Mistake
to expect that we can sell everybody
all the hardware they require. But
we would just the same if everybody
could be induced to coma and see the
stock we carry. .We are particularly
anxious to' have you as ja customer.
If you will pay this Store a visit we
think our goods will do the rest Will
you? ' . t
AVERY&CO.
0 TMni St, Bet. Pine & Ash .
MILITARY, FIELD,
MARINE AND TOUR
ISTS' GLASSES SOLD
Under Our Positive
GUARANTEE.
Our stock is large.
Our prices reasonable, r
New glasses are always
arriving.
THE
FOR
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It '!". A
TaUor-rJc
Clolhcs
Because the Clothes Are
BETTER MADE AND
COST LESS MONEY.
Werner - Pelterson
Company
.-. '
Just Moved Upstairs
Above Old Location,
U2y2 SECOND STREET
Painless Dentistry
IOot tt (ewa
esa thai. n
. and brlovoTk ( n.
i.bm la .a Uf
: l( auramrr.
W.wiHfnarat 9
22k t ar a-rci...
'a'r., J3.C:3
l(b Crtata 6.C J
2ZkarUfTwtl3.3
uurMt , 1C 3
Eawtiraoni 103
l.lty flffior 2.t9
04 laMtr .
Bm Ht4 XitW
WORK UARANTBCD rON ! YEARS
klnleai Citraotina l ?aa wham elate or brid woHl
onlarai. OaaMltatioa VrM. Yam aaBO ft b..t'
-ialna work dna. aajraaara. AU wor InUr
WiseBentolCC
Ofrioasonast s.K.t sr.n. sn4i.s ui.
ll:Lin,raaaaii
AMUSEMENTS
BUNGALOW SttVJo"
Phonea Main 11T and A-4224.
, LAST TIME TONIGHT.
BLANCHE WALSH
In Jul Eckhart Goodman's Play
v. "THE TEST"
Evening tt-BO to 80c. Mala, tl t .5v
BAKER THEATRE
Oeo. Xk. Baker. Xanar. .
Tonight All Week.
Cohan A Harrla, Comedlana. preaent
tha world famoua comedy .
"BxzwBTKsa amuoara"
With Royal Tracy and Great Cat
Bat Mat. -Sc. SOc. Evenlnga. 25c, &0c.
76c, H OC Neit Week "The Right of
Way," ... - ' ; . .
QRAIVD
wxsar SAVVmXT si.
Xrfra, th CraJfr.
JLnanistQa, Kavlll.
Si OOa, Alfwd Jack,
aoa, Z. Klrtt
P 1 1 1 r, Trad
Bavner, : . ftmndiu
a cod. .
2:80; any aeat, 15",
perrormancea, v:it: nai
Premier Wial Aet
BS8SZX TA1 t
DAJUI THOUPX
Aad Bar tlx rosy
OroUat
Matinee every day,
Kvenina perro
cony, lSe; lower floor He; box aeata B.
t
PANTAGES THEATRE
Week commeaolnf Mondy 'Mat. Jan. I
tt. 1910 Tb Blx Oonallas, Europe'e 1
Ortrt Aarlal Artlatai Karlaad k sol-
llnaon, rank? Cook, Pik k Calm. Lo I
White, Tore tt rior U'AUaa, aupporte i j
y tneur woaaernu croup 01 eaacatea.
rooatere,
XAZir , A-1030
KATr BVEXY DAI
15- 8S-S0O
sriM
16- 25-6.
3AJt 31
ADVAHC29 VATDBVH.IVB
Bert JteaU la "HOOAN xar SOCXSTT1
KXA9X.XJTB v
Dental Parlors
DR. HILUS C. JOHNSTON,
Prop, and Mgr. ,
362 WASH. ST, COR. PARK
PHONES:
Home, A-7102; Pac, Main 8296.
"Only the Best' .
Materials and workmanship em
ployed in this office. ,
Hours 8:30 a. m. to 6 p. m.
Open evenings from 6 to 3; Sun.
days from 9 to 1.
1
PMMfS.
United State end Foreign r7rkf r1
Proonred, ef eased nd , A i
PACUriO COAST PAXSJTT AQZSCT, la 5
atooktoa. 04, . j
SB'
. A few minutes' delay In treating; some
eases of croup, even tha length of tlmi
tt take to go for a doctor often prove
dangerous. Tn safeat way la to kfp
Chamberlain' Cough Remedy In tli
house, and at the flrat Indication if
troup give the child a doae. I'leassnf
to take and always cure.
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