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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 1,- 1910.
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and to Be' Center of Mis
nary Movement; Large
nverition" Closes-Money
en, by Churches to Help.
eased ' plea-res of
iesto foreign missions
Portland
No. of
Mem
ninat'n. bers,
NtS "
tlan .,..1400
relists ..J 88?
op'ns ,..2204
.ds .
Aran . . 863
lodlst ...81R7
i. South . . 325 -byterian
:.421J
ed Pre. . 102 '
t Crew - Per
Sub- Mem-
scriotlon. V- ber.
4051' $4,651,84 -$1.22
8,834.00 . - 1.81
2,898.02 1.81
1,622.00
1,000.00
J.188.00 .;,
885.09
M.800.00 i
720.00 :
8 11
1.81
' 177
V' 1.18
, 4.00
suo
$48,497.86
awakened 'missionary enthusiasm
j result from the laymen' MIbJoi
movement convention, which closed
Tee days' session In the White Tern-
auditorium last nisht. Each com
tea . of .local, denominations reported
eterminatlon to double the subscript
f for this year over that of last year,
the subscriptions stand the Presby
ans will give more- than one third of
total amount subscribed, while the
nda lead 4n Individual subscriptions,
taking Portland a center. It la
aned ttf make the "Caymen's Mission-'
? caitfpai-rn : state wide. ? Conventions
1 fee held Jft : each of the principal
ns. The plan of campaign will;. pa
dlar .to that used In Portland -
n hi eloping- remarks last night J.
mpbell; White,' f enerat 'secretary l of
Laymen's Missionary, ' movement
jTk. the, stand that If .the religion ; a
in' haa does not : Include all people,
en lie haa little or.no religion '..-..
"It Is a fundamental- thtagv" said Mr.
hlte, ."that. If a man has the religion
Christ In his heart he wants; every
her . man and woman andVcnlld in the
brld, no matter what the color nf, their
,1ns. to have it. nut tne man wno
ekes It such an important matter to
aid tot heathens across, the sea and
fa not attempt to help the one nexj
him. has religion that' is very little
ten", -.c-;-- "--v., :-r-J-
Bishop .'William Bell of los Angeles
llvered one of the most inspiring ad
eases of the convention on "Christ
te 'Universal Savior. . His was a tre
endous tribute to the divinity of God
fe father and Christ the son. ' The re
ponse f ronvthe audience Of more than
000 wa a storm of applause ; v. ; i
1 Heads of the Laymen's ( Missionary
jovement gat' from i here- to Seattle. , A
ktlonal convention la to be held in
lcago, and a world convention Is to
held In Bdlnburg-s, Scotland, follow
S the. Chicago convention. t v '
-THE STRANGER.
WITHIN OUR GATES
Frank MedUl. Gainsport, 'J Pa.-! am
kln for a f growing., Oregon town
ere I . can Invest $10,000 and grow
with the country, i I have been oon
"tlnaT.a contractlna.And building bus
es, in my' home town, but the west
1 been appealing to me for the' past
ee years and after looking over four
tes I have come 'to the conclusion
t Oregon '- Is. ? the best . place to
jsper. I , am not particular, as to
a kind of business a, I feel capable
ff conducting any kind that demands
ard work and strict attention to bust
teas. - - t ' , I
I D. 8. Cranftll, Grants Pass, Or. The
Southern Pacific; In Installing- a motor
service for the Rogue River valley,, is
believed to ; be trying- to forestall an
electric line that Is proposed to cover
southern Oregon. There is but little
doubt but that the electric ' line will be
built. , The men at the head of the prop
psitlon seem to have plenty of good
backing., v,,. i '
Thompson and Brasee; builder same:
Oreen, erect one story frame
rartfire, Dixon .street between Uoss and
Wheeler: builder, same; $160. . v-
H- 1Sl-.90X?i'tt. "'Pa" three story frame
store 131 Fifth street between Xlderand
VaBh4ri-rtoni . buUder, James L Mar
ehail; 1160. , . ... . .. ... i-
Joe Bulllng-vant repair one and a half
story frame dwelling. Market street be
tween Sixteenth and Fourteenth; builder,
same; $600. . . -!-.
J. it.'Crlger, erect one an a half
story frame dwelling, Emerson street
5fiw,fen Denv'' nl Gays bulldtfr, same;
' ' R-.Con11 ' -feet one v story trams
dwelling, Montana and Simpson streets:
builder, Jacob Mentis; $1000.- - '
- C. A. Ward, erect -two story frame
dwelling- Est Thirty-seventh alreet be-
twnWa?hln't,on an,S Stark;, builder,
J. P. Preston; 42000. - -'- " . -
I. McCoy, erect one a-tory frame dwell-
In-?, Russett street between Aubrey and
Delaware; builder, same; $100. . - v-
Oscar Boden A Palmqutet.- erect two
story frame dwelling, Twenty-second
street between - Clinton and Ivonj build
er, same; $5000.
G. S, Allen, repeir two story frame
uwelllnn, 23S Glenn avenue between Sal
mon and Main; buildor, same; $160. -
Hattle B. Thompson, erect one story
frame store. East Seventy-seoond and
Gllsan streets; builder, same; $260.
Mrs. George Gordon, erect -one .and a
bait story frame dwelling. East Vorty
seventh street between Tillamook and
Hanoock; builder, Barber & McDonald;
$2oo0.
New Officers for Sower.
The Sowers class of the TJ. P. 8. S.
on Grand avenue and Wasoo street- has
Just elected" the following- officers:
President, Chester Parker: vice presl
dent. Maurice Maul; secretary. Sidney
Zlegler; treasurer, Arthur 1 Reynolds.
This class has been very prosperous and
has had no absences since It. was organ
ized. " Besides the. regular meetings on
Sabbath,, It has one every other Friday
night at the home of one of the boy
or at the church.
MJss Olive --BalUmorewasjas;aln
elected teacher." .
MAUD ALLAN'S MAID v
- SUES HER ON 2 COUNTS
Ciued Pros Leased Wln.t ,
Kansas City.- Mo April 1. Maud Al
lan, the 8alome dancer, who left for
California today, has many; reasons to
remember Kansas City, owing- to the
fact that her , maid. : Julia Surmont,
caaaed- her much inconvenience by filing
a damage suit - for $1000 and a civil
suit for $225 here yeeterday, The sher
iff attached . the dancer's luggage to
satisfy the latter claim, a sum Miss
Surmount asserted was due for services.
The' civil action for $1000 damages was
brought by the maid on the allegation
that Miss Allan slapped her face. The
danoer denied - this, saying . she-inerely
reprimanded" the young: woman. Later
In the day Miss Allan paid the maid $225
and -the damage , suit - was withdrawn.
' , S&ntl&m League Formed. , -"
' Special DUpatch t The Joernal.l v
Stay ton, OrH April 1. Manager Jesse
Shepherd Of the Stay ton baseball club,
has been ' instrumental in forming: . a
Santlam league, composed - of baseball
teams at Stay ton, Bclo, ' Jefferson and
Mill City. The season will, open early
this month as soon as a regular sched
ule can be formulated. -
W. H. Rose. Craig, Cola tt may nave
seen the - fact : that : the weather was
ibomlnable, but it took me ' Just two
days to get all pf Seattle that I wanted.
But Portland Is the -city of the Pacific
IThere is more building' going- on. here
than any city I have visited and X have
: toured all of the west during- the past'
few 'months. This looks like a good
town In , which to. invest some money.
BUILDING DEPARTMENT
- ISSUES 31 PERMITS!
.The following bulldinj permits, have
been Issued: '
Mrs. Adelaide V. P. Richardson, repair
two story - frame dwelling. -. Sixteenth
street 'between Montgnmery and Hall;
builder. H. Jewell; $800.
1 Everett.- erect tlatform for wood.
Bast Stark street between- East 'Second
and Third; builder, same; $150.
C A. Ha.? erect wo litnrV dwellln-r.
East Thirty-tutrd street between Mor
rison and Alder; builder, same; $2000. -.
Mr. Moore, erect - one storv frame
dwelllna East Fourteenth street be
tween - Wasco amf Clackamas: builder.
P. A. Carlander; $(000. .; . -
C Francis, repair one' and a half
story frame dwelling. Denver avenue be
tween Willamette and Portland: builder.
C O. Norback; $300.
uitu. ax. . bcoii, erect one story irame
dwelling-, -Cross ' street near v Oakdale;
builder, same; $1200.- .. -.
P, D. Hance, erect Three one story
frafnA. tval Hn O-M - Tl n 'nn . .tnMt Ku
iween-Terry and .. Farracut; builder,
same; each flxOe,. , . ..
" R. Kotkast erect "on - story frame
dwelling, -Corbett street between Iowa
and Carolina; builder. 'same:- 426.
. M. I. Finlay, .erect two story frame
dwelling, East Thirteenth street between
.,b'rt Humboldt? builder, same;
tivoo. ..-"vv-. . i : ; '..
mldwelling. Holman 'street bet wee n4
ruuneemn ana jj itteentn; ouiiaer,
ame; $400. .:..:.:: -s. r -
Dv Sutherland.' ' repair "one storjt
rrame dwell ln-r, 44 Gantenbeln avenue
between Skldmore and Prescott; builder,
ame; $300. ,. . - : - -
m M.'i"' K Kelso, erect two story frame
OWelllnr. Vl mt Tnntir.tklnl .l.ul
tween Thnmn.nn on1 "rillomnk. k,il1
"repron Bulldlnr Jlr Trm . ininnnt
$6Q(0... - T.. .
- f Oregon Building 6t "' Trust company,
erect one story frame dwelling. East
XWentY-aevonth utrattt hit Pn.u
1,J1 Thompson; builder, same; $3500.
J- ..frame dwelling-, j East Twenty-
...... .i ml.rrei oetween jrirazee ana
ihompson; builder, Oregon Building A
T,Sr9t company: $4000. ; ,
K.;V 3ti1iulL,,r,-f OM atorf frame
ZtlP-.P1!! between-Jessup
r?worth: builder, same; $400. '
Storv frnm. n . v.n. I
' ei-rht h k ., w . y-atJtth and Twenty
eighth; builder, same; $1800. - .
dwenfnl AZ'TilKtTct oner atory frame
Fnri'K1.? Thirty-first street war
l,'b.ulJLJer.. Hewitt & Wright; $350.
nanv . ,faltjr & Construction cosn
L&at lf.t 6n1 ut?l"Jr 'rm dwelling;,
-at Thirty-eighth street between
3
lino
LEADING EAST SIDE : DEPARTMENT, STORE : EAST MORRISON ST., X0R. UU10H AVENUE
. Ml LlorrisM Bridge and Transfer Cars Past Oar DoorThe East Side R. S. line One Block Bast :
TheZloney SavingK
i no
; On the East Side, the economy shopping district of the citv. the home of the low rent,fthe low exrjense. the
" rent Ytfiat's this fttorrv-Jwrr mm ntir nwn hilU1iricrSwa? hm Uler r4li fiejM' - T.o .,n.,. f.n it J
tirade here, "where cost of Uving isVeduced.,' I' All Morrison bridge, carspass our door.v All other, city cars
transfer to otir'door. Try your Saturday shopping hereegin;t6morrowI
.00 Niris Corsets 69c
This is" the celebrated Nirii Corset,
manufactured by the Crown Corset
. v Co. ' It is designed with special con
i gideration . tot? thft.prevailinjr - styles,." arid
v is ; made of fine - quality batiste. . Has
Ion g hip, . medium bust- and t four gupport
ters. li; -represents the three, corset essentials:'
..style, comfort and .wearing quality. CQp
Special for Saturday and Monday at.U'"' V
IY 1 V Another b!gr Hosiery special for to
. , J ; morrow. Women's fine black Hose,
r ; with split sole; double heel and- toe;
also in plain black, with" ribbed top. All
sites.. Special Saturday-at, per pair... XXC
bJ.J'i'A fine: line of boys' (Waists, in biack
v :.: J ; and r. tan sateen. j white , end fancy;
; X. light T or,, medium chambray; also
madras Waists! in all the most desirable "coU
ors. All well made ana mn size, .extra gooa
35c
and
to 40c quality speciaKfor Saturday OKA
I Monday, each....'.. ...A "J-'
- m .
MIL- llltH VfllfS
UVJ.i 1IU.91I kUll '
years. ;ijiis.ioi consists sot spieo
did line of khaki colored. Suits, in
blouse style, with knickerbocker pants; also
IRussian blouse $ jfyie with wide collar:- Made
ef riped chamferay in choice patterns CQs
' Special .values, Saturday and Monday UOt
ens
Shirts
This lot consists of men's blue and
tan " chambray and y ligflt ' ' pattern
V'HtJ
r - Summer- 1 weight working ; shirts,
with soft collars, s Made full .width and i 34
inches long. AU sires, 14 W to 17. Regular
sale price ,40c to 45c, this special sale, OQ
Saturday and Monday, " only.; . ... aJai.
.50. Wasti Skirt: M
I lifl
A beautiful assortment of Wash
Skirts, in white, .tan,, light blue, blue
and white, black - and white, oolka
S dots and shepherd check"- " The vefy best values
"r we havetoffered this sea-ron, special (J"! O'T
. for Saturday and Monday, each: i,iWJLmt I
SEE FINE WINDOW DISPLAY
Nobby Q
ill
; 'flip '
For Men
Don't fail to see our
fine ' line of . men's
Suits, in both Spring
and Summer
weights. Some are
in this season's new.
est light and dark
grays, and there are
also few very high
firiced ones in odd
ots. Sizes 34 to 42.
The regular raluea
are $13.50, $15 and
$17.50, but for Sat
urday and Monday
we've reduced them,
Odd Lots in Vomerfs
Shoes and Oxfords
These are bargains you can't' restsT This com
plete assortment of Shoes and Oxfords will be
loaded upon our Bargain Table tomorrow
morning, therefore you had: better .get here
early and thus secure the best bargains,-; W
have them-: in blacks and some tans, in all
sires from 3 to 7, in' narrow widths, and all
widths in sizes 3, 34 and 4. The , excellent
fluality anq styles or
most of them will sur
prise; you, j A few
, have extension - soles,
while - o t h e r s ' have
hand turned s o 1 e s.
They're regular $2.50,
$3.00 , and $3.50 val
ues, special for - Sat
urday and Monday,
$1.69 Pr.
rr
alenciennes Laces
An exceptional collection of Edg
ings and Insertions to match, in at
tractive designs. ' Women will at
once recognize the great savings this special
sale affords them the instant , they examine
these exquisite laces.1. Special, for Saturday
only at 3e per yard, - or, per' dozen OKn
yards ; .... .i ..... . I. .. , .. ... . . .. . ainJL
Wwiss Curtains
km? I These fine Swiss .' ruffled Curtains,
' 214 varda lonir. are resrular Sl.Ji val-
'' m On specul sale Satur- QK
day only, at, the pair..'...... iut
'rench Galatea
This 36-inch French Galatea,; in a
larore nrtment of colors, will be
S., placed on special sale Saturday and
Monday only. Here is an , excellent oppor
tunity to supply your wants. Sells regularly
at 25c per yrd., special tomorrow and Q a
Monday at the y ard . . . i .
tinenrCrash
i : j-ggf j Keguiar, it'ic Dieacneu " ana crown
V J nil-linen , Crash, 'iast .woven edges;
V width 17 inches. Must the thing for
roller , and kitchen toweling. Special' for
Satuwiay and Monday, per yard........; a7l
llie Crochet Quills
kill j These white Crochet Quilts are of
extra size, and. in Marseilles pattern.
Vw Regular value -$1.75, -on special
sale for Saturday and Monday at, C" "f Q
only yi i . .... ...XelO
Basement Bargains
TOILET , PAPER of
best grade, large
rolls,' perforated; reg
ular 5c a roll, special
Saturday and Monday,
only at, per Ol
roll......,aC
Not over 10 rolls to a
person. No phone
orders,'
GALVANIZED WA.
TER PAILS; in 10
quart, 12-quart and
14-Jt Sizes. , They're
regular 30c .'and . 35c
values, special Satur
day judTtfon. "I Cn
day only,-at.. XtlC
Not over 2 to a per
son. No phone orders.
NOTICE
:S"sLotsSvill
raise in. price
during our MONTCLAIR sale,
but- mark : this ; well-THEY
WON'T LASTXONG AT. THE
The Jacobs-SUne Company-
- -: : jMrfgSeifperUon oa the Faclfle. Coast.
145 Fiilh Slrect "- L.
4
Limited
Service
TO
Spokane and: East
VIA
Spokane
" Portland & Seattle Ry.
"The North Bank Road"
The "Limited" features of passenger service which as
sure comfort , and pleasure in travel are . provided by
v "The North Bank Road" without additional fares. The
-Equipment sthe best the- car builder makes observation
cars, parlor cars, compartment, standard and tourist sleep-' "
ers, dining cars and roodernoaches.
, " 'LEAVES PORTLAND" 7-00 P. M. 9:00 A. M. .
U-ARRIVE-SPOKANE TjOO AM.-9 :llPr Krz
ARRIVE ; ST. PAUL 8:10 A M. 10-00 P. M.
( v, ARRIVE CHICAGO ' 9-00 P. M. 1100 AI M. '
Passenger Station, 11th and Hoyt Sfs.
, Qty Ticket Offices
122 Third St. Third and Morrison Sts. 100 Third St,
JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY BEST
Everything Correct in
Haberdashery
for Men
... --- .' '-' -i-vf
Shirt Special
Showing ; various, styles
i of Negligee Shirts, in all
' the ; newest colorings.
' Regular " $1.50 values.
Specially priced ;
'''rc-'cc Headquarters
For Star and duett
Brand Shirts
The new patterns this season are . very stunning;
. the smartest colorings and finest weaves. Priced
at, each .... . . . ... ..... a . . . . . ...i . . . .$1.50
Cooper' s Jersey
Ribbed Underwear
Spring weight, in tan and ecru garment. . .$1.00
cwear
-wee
All the late novelties in fancy patterns or self-figures,
many that are exclusive at our store. . .50-f
New Wash Scarfs in neat panel effects. 50
New
Arrivals
We have just received a special importation of ex
clusive Silk Crochet Cravats in all the newest color
ing effects. Priced from..,....f .$1.50 to $3.50
HoleproolHdse
We are the exclusive Portland agents for Holeproof
Hosiery, for men, women and children: This is the
original and genuine guaranteed hose, warranted to ,
wear six months. Wear the. genuine -they cost
no more, Men's, $1.50 box of six pairs; women's.,.,
and children's, $2.00 box of six pairs.
r6 WONDER. WESTERN -.JZi
x s CANADA IS PROSPEROUS
One of the main reasons why Alberta is coming to the front more
rapidly than other sections of Canada,, lies in the fact that - half a
dozen railroads are building across the province in every directon,
crisscrossing, the, country like a checkerboard... Strength is added
to that by virtue of the fact that the Canadian government encourages
their building, making the ventures secure by a guaranty of the in
terest on the bonds issued by these big corporations.
. '. ' ' '. , V'.
The enterprise shown Ty Canadian capital in providing railroads
through this pioneer country, depending solely- upon the ultimate
development of the land is worthy of great "credit That their
judgment is good is shown by the rapidity, with which population.
. js following the laying of steel. - " iv . t . , , t
Wherever a railroad has been completed,, cities have been found,
already established, anticipating the construction, at times, a full
. year. ,So amazing is the coming of people that, new railroads have
faced "the tremendous difficulty of eingunableTfonprovidetrails-;
portation. Their facilities are crowded to the limit , ' k
Of such a character is the population of .Vermilion. Every man
and woman who lives there took his chances in hand -gambled, '
L ome would saybeUevinaLtfaaT, the town would become a drvt-rtoir
point. Their hopes proved true and their profits are already m
f excess 500 per cent Still property is going up, day after day. Men
Who' paid - $125 for- a- lot, hold the same property, today at $1000.
relink-of -'it.--
'y-?vv ' - s . . -
-T7And7 yet, the opportunities are still present, for lots are. still
. purchasable in the town for . little more than the opening - prices.
r Just as good location . are ' available, for. certainjj-ection were " re-.
" served for sale in the different cities pf the .northwest. The lots
allotted to Portland are now being sold rapidly. A. E. Howard & -Cq-i-faaving
offices t-204-LumbermnsyBaak uil4ingr-are theau
thorized representatives of the Vermilion people -in Portland. They
have 'literature and a mass of interesting facts concerning the de-
velopment of -Canada. t. - , .... . j .. : . . '