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Tin:" o::r:co:i daily jouhnal, Portland. Wednesday evening, april 13, . icio. TOXKJIIT'S AMUSEMENTS ' ' Pnkpr. .Dill In "The Wan From Mexico' Knrllunfl 1 . .. . . ''A rOUI)d ttl TOW'lV Orpheuiaf.; yaudsv a Grand t.. Vudv 1'unU ,.,.. ....... .; Veud.svilla i Star Moving iicture runsral of Jacob X.siay Tha funeral of Jacob Lelsy, I860 Eaat Eighth street. North, . was neia tnis morning- v o'clock from th United . JUrethren .t,nrnh Twelfth and "Mifhiinln straptS. Interment ai made In the. none City cemetery, He-died Monday at 10 o'olock. He was 88 years old and la aurvlved fcy a widow ana nine cnuaren. tmiuin in Hi b wt in 1RE0 from Ohio, he Bet' nn .a grni . In W ah I nirfnn county. where he lived until rfhree yeara ago.- wnen ins lamny. morea 10 jr-oruuuu, Wants Plyoroe Jrom Conviot The rnnvlnlinn nf H. T. DlckerBOll. WhO ! , now serving a sentence of three .years In the penitentiary. lor jmamwusaicr for the killing of Harry. A. Garrett. In made the basis for a divorce suit Jn tho circuit court by4 Mrs. Martha E.-Dlck-rson. . 8ha aeoured a divorce from him once before, but married him a aeoond .1 J mmsinriA an I f for d i- .. UU li.U AUS-VkW " ' vorce when, her husband killed Garrett because of tha attention uarroii w paying nor.'! ..,,,.. , jnandera teavea 88,47 Jv Couch 1 Flandara left an estate worth- $85,947, according to the .report or appraisers j filed In the county court, The personal ftroperty Is' appraised at t9,186;- and tha land In Multnomah county, at S2, . Th annraJaara In this county were I. O. bavldson, George Dekum and H. E. Reed. ; About euoo worm or. ins r : property la. In Clatsop county.- , ,: ' 'JHiot Sokool Circle to Meet The Bitot School circle or uio aw wmsrew , . mother will hold a meeting Friday af i ternoon at t o'clock. Mrs. K.' H. Tate tin-i4mh th mMttnr on the sub- . ' ject IThe General Scope of the Stata Congresa of Mothers." jaesiaes.' m ad dress by Mra. Tate the general election: of officers win be neia, , I Tin Wax fox Passls Ch Flra - yeara lor passing a oaa cnec iur ., innriinnniimt at tha 'rata of 172 Der v. ,Wr...v...vH. - - ' - - ' year, was the aentence imposed on Jo aeph johnBon, alias jonn Moore, oy rrw . aidln Judcre . Morrow In tha circuit annr. vutanliv aftarnnon. ' The fraud ulent paper waa issued on. the Scandi navian -cana. . . , A Correction In the advertisement cf the Ostrich Plume company yester day. h. Hem referring to Willow : Dlum'aa ah nil M htm ml S4-lnch WI1 l. PInm.. In all rnlnm. worth 125. apecla) sale price for this week only, 817.J8.". Ostrich Piuma company, us Washington street - , servli-r of the meeting wus held lt tilh-ht. R. C. handled his subject, Tlie Uomcli s-JUn," In a masterly munii" r. Two young men worn con- verttxl. Ritverul ankfd for the prayers of tha ChrUnuns. i Services tonlKht and very nlht this week." excopt Saturday. pi tii,ii rrM tn Orand Jurv "Tlo" Itvan. who was arrested Monday for conducting a handbook, waived prelim inary hearing yesterday in the Justice court, and will go before , the grand Jury. Iieputy Constable Klernau, J. Hlum and Mrs. Lena Xllum of 122H Heventh street, will be the chief wit nesses against Ryan. The aotlon was iuii. imiin'ih. aiatement of Blum that he had lout about 800 playing the racea through Kjyui,- , . :.: , ' ... . . . . . anaa n AntA enaadars Seven more ...mnniiiin anMiinra were haled Into the munlclDal court this morning. They were Oscar Hampton, William Eaatman Harvey - Knox, Raymond Templeton -..u i invii Tinnrv. Laraon and Hoy W Tha Miti want over until Thursday morning. , The arrests were the results of complaints maae to tn that autnmnhillata wers niacin the travel In the residence districts in danger. u,; " ' "'.'vh. -r-.-i Oravel ' Varmlt Is Denied The ctty Ainni .hia mnminir hv a nnanlmon vote, sustained Mayo' BlmonS veto of an ordinance passed at a preceaing; ses sion, grantlhff to Robert Wakefield & Co. . .n.iQi normif 1 haul s-ravel and other material over the tracks of the atreet car company to tne site or tne new reservoirs being constructed on the aide Of Mount Tabor, . ,, : : Paris tHreea ' XUls -tan Walter C. Warner: colored, who took two hand- fiila o Paris arreen Saturday . evening with suicidal Intent died yesteMay ar te'rnoon at the County hospital. He was taken from a north end lodging house tn tha cltv Jail, from which place he waa taken to the 8t Vinoenfa hospital. He refused to tell why ne-wantea to flnrWt ,' iKraat Vrotestantawnemon' strances of property owner against the improvement of portions . or uorDen street with hard surface pavement were this morning overruled by the city coun cil. Some of the property owners say tev will aDDeal to the courts rrom what they term the tyranny of the council. . . niolillo hs not been found. When the lad wus hit by the big car the machine threw on more power and ran away. Kate war steamer ITome City sails direct Friday for Bun fram-lsco. Cabin 110, steerage ti', berth and nvlK In cluded. Frank Uullam, agent 128 Third street .' - .. , :. Xand Out Off E. Roland, of. 'Fulton park had ma rigni nana cui on yo " terday afternoon by a saw In the West Rida r.umber oomoany miu. lie was . taken to the St Vincent hospital. . -- Xmcortant jrotlca- If you ' con tern Til a ta ntffn an Antnmatla Home tele ' phone, apply at once so that your nam will appear In tha new directory.: Tele phone A-6J21. - - ' i 1 r Epworth Chnrch ateatlng. The , r- ' vlval at Kpworth church, corner Twen- tv-slith and Savler streets, continues to . attract ; large crowds. . One of the heat rined for Carrylnf nstoX-i-Mrs. Jary Martini, who ' was accidentally, anot Monday nlghtf In a room at 164 West Park street, la better today at the St Vincent hospital, v George ; Weyd. who itmnmil tha aim from his Docket was fined $60 yesterday for carrying con cealed ' weapon. ... ,. . r nnnuini tha distress of achlnc eyes, you should have Pr. George Ru- benstein, expert opucian, maae ywu pair -of torlo glasses. . they will make t(A waw.k iLrlfia tt van Trttfaa nftinn. able. 18 Third, opposite Baker theatre. Wm1 V MwTAHnll n ... .h. VfAtifih vAitt-h whA waa nin down last week by a big; red automo bile on the east side, lert tu Vincents hospital yesterday. - He la being cared a sn.Mlwe.tam hnma . Tfsl WAI tinflfMla lUr 414' m- JjV '"-l" vaaw, : aw sclous the greater part of his stay at tna hospital, xna onver oi m uyo- BEDFORD I 10,000 - porSand 250,000 1 "' . " A.Vw days ago a ' S00- ' "acre ira 1 vk m near Medford was sold for $40,000. This land la un- -' cleared, covered with brush . and It will take at least $f per acre- to clear It and set ' It to fruit As It must be set to apples or pears, it . will be nine or ten years ; beforo it can bring any con- , stderable return,-aa in that . " district It takes trees about . three yeara lon(ter to ma ture than In- this - section. When , this orchard . does come Into full fruition It Will., UIU'S all U has cost and a. good ' deal more, and the pur chaser has undoubtedly -made a good buy. Medford . " Is a city of less than 10,000- Inhabitants; roruano. na . at least - 250,000. Hence , thero Is a big difference In the community value of . acreage near Medford and acreage near Portland.' Our Banner Acre tract will In a very few -years be within v the city limits of Portland: It la Juat as good fruit land : aa the Mad ford tract; it , will cost $: per acre lees .1... It. I. mriil f.m. Intn f bearing. If set to apples or (" cnerrTs, uirev yrara- prion . the Medford orchard; when ' In full fruition it wilt pay more dollars per acre than ins iwcuioru inici inere - fore we contend that on the basia of the. Medford sale ouj Banner Anre tracts should ba worth and - are i worth from $300 to $400 per acre. But we arc selllne thes lands at IBS to $12 -- par-acre, Then If Baonar Aerea Is not the best buy on tha market' where can yon ' z ta hi- t 1 ' r f.B.Ho!broo!iCo. P . Room - 1, Wercrster Culld- - ? lng. Ground Floor. ? z) rhones Main 9. A-T19T. x LoNTCLAlJ ' C i, v . Mrtlrsl .r.l 2. ' SI9 Alirr ?t. r; ir..t. Or. f;you will be a long time in irinding an other sinve9tment4 as good ; as MONTCLAIR J r not' only because we , say so-y-tut ask ,any man who knows ask -those who have a clear understanding of the possibilities - ' ..- of the Country Club district ask your ' i - . friends who , have I. visited other sec- . t ions of. Portland find - out , how;' prop- . erty is valued and you wiir lose po . time in 'investing in M0HTCLAIR. -j ' Raw Sample Shoe hop, 180 ld' at, between Aldur and Morrison, up Stairs. All ladles' shoes $2,' all men's shoes $2.60; no more, no less. ' , : , f t - We rpo'nire and arsa Tonr Cloth i, si! for tl.to month. Main 614. A-4314 Wagons run everywhere. Unloue Tailor ing Co., 208 Stark. .!, eteamet Jessie Harklns, for Camas, Waahougal and way lanuinga, daily ex cept Sunday. Leaves Washington atreet dock it I p. n. ,' James Oarlok a Co., the house mov ers; -removed to 130, East Water street Phone;ast Ut7. - .S"' Swiss Watch Sepalring C Chrlaten sea, Corbett bld. 2d fir. Take elevator. 1 VT. A, Wise and associates, painless dentist-. Third and Washington. -yi Pr, Xaynes, optician. Marquam bldf. TRANSFERRED HERE Owing to the death of ' Mrs. " W. ,P. White, wife of the United Presbyterian minister, at Albany., the. regular spring sessions of the Oregon Presbytery of the United . Presbyterian' church were transferred from that place to Portland, where they . were held In - the Sun day school rooms of the First United Presbyterian church. Sixth and Mont gomery streets. g At the same time 'meetings wer held In the -main autorium by the Presby terian Missionary, society ; of Oregon. feeparate meetings were ' held "Monday afternoon, Tuesday morning' and after noon with a Joint meeting Monday even ing, Mrs. A. B. Dickey presided at the missionary meetings. Monday officers were elected as follows: .Mrs. A. Speer, president; Mrs. A.' B. Dickey and Miss Gilchrist vice presidents; Mra. Cash, 're cording secretary r Mrs. M. A. Acheson, thank offering secretary; Mrs. R, o. , Hamilton, Junior secretary j Mrs. C. Ir vine, treasurer. , ; tj;. ' v V -; r (.'. ' i"- Rev. William - Parsons delivered the principal, address Monday . evening on "The -Triumphs of Christianity in the Nineteenth ' Century." . The . presbytery waa well attended and was presided over by Rev. John L. Acheson of the Third church. Rev. H. C Marshall, was rcli used from the pastorate Of the Bliedda church and given a certificate of dismissal to the presbytery of Portr land of the Preabyterlan church. The presbytery alsn granted an application from the Third church to the church extension board for $5000 and a loan of 12000. . " - ' ,' .!"- . Luncheon waa served the delegates of both organizations yesterday . noon by the ladles of the church and the final meetings were held yesterday afternoon. OFFICERS CATCH TIME 7 OF EUGENE AUTOS AND DRIVEfiS ARE ARRESTED . , fSneclnl DUptti-h to The Jwl. . Kmrane. . or.. Anrll 13. War rants have been Issued for the ir-M rest of a number of promlnentjf4 Eugene cltliens on chargea of ex ceedlng the speed limit with thai automobiles last 'Sunday. O: cers were placed ulong East Elev enth street a. favorite speedway, to catch the time. s J. A. Seavey. a capitalist and hopgrower, and Elmer Paine, a banker, were each fined $5 to- day, and the following have been cited to appear in tne pouce court: L. R. Wattle of the UUh Construction company, which ta ; building the Southern Paelfio'a Natron extension;' Fred Moullen, - 4 former V. of Oi football star; C. 4 S. Frank, ' retired merchant' and , Richard Moon, son of Captain. W. ' S. Moon, city councilman. - ,.if.i ii ni .ii , i i ii- in i ,'?,'' J Ten town lot In Roielle given away. See page . . ' 1 -'. PALACE HOTEL . COMPANY Presents' tha PALACE HOTEL In lfs entirely new $5,000.00" ,f ir" nroof building. - rebuilt since the fire, . and th '; FAIONT HOTEL- ' In 1U supero situation t ' , - - i As superior' r examples - of modern hotel building- and hotel - keeping. ia . SAN , FRANCISCO FREE IL. -'Mi - 'aiaa it FREE Tree free 1 V " - - " f f ' This $800 Player iPiano to Be Given Away NOTICE TO CONTESTANTS : It J V' Be sure arid copy the following in full in your contribution to our great , advertipirtfcT contest. You can us any; size or .kind of paper you wish, write or print by hand, 'and ornament a you please, using only one side, remembering that neatness as well as the slogan counts . in determining who gets the .piana Also be '. sure and name five of the superior points of the piano. There have been quite a number received already that do not comply with the requirements. Yqu can .substitute another if you .wish. ' r r THE JACOBS -STIfiE . cp:iPAfiy Lirgest Realty Operator on tne Pacific Coast - 16 FIFTH STRIET v FKO.irS-M&la 6569; A626f COPY The , , , : .... 1 , (Name 6f Player.) , Is ; .. i, (Slogan.) . 4 i - . . flayer Piano, or Planot - . , And Sold By ', '.T Hovcriden-Soule Piano Co. . . . 108 "Fifth , Street ' - - SUPERIOR POINTSr : t . , I sv...... 4 5 .;...:.. SdDMe ' v .' 1, ". , .' 7P :7VV -a. .. r . m ..... . i m i J Si , m LjiJ m C7h (t!tttn f I 1 I I I . - vi '. V- AT: THE 'I'lTU... i TI 'T aV HI IK 'V afc- SL ' SS S ATS 24-inch black and white'.' hand tied Willow ' ; ' Plumes '7 l7 Wfo w r: ' 7, il - -77?Ty ' ' ' EXTRA SPECIAL $ "1 S : -UUUK siiauc3-ri cu, new uiuc, um, kiui blue, maise,-black; value : $5.50. Extra tomorrow, choice . . . .?3.00 EACH . NEW FLOWERS Hyacinths, Tansies in all new colorings, Wistaria blos soms; Chrysanthemums, small buds, wheat Sprays; all colors. NEW DRESS SHAPES JUST ARRIVED kot shown before this season. 'At our popular prices $3.00, $3.50 and ?4.00. . o ' ; r , ; A". mn mm . Coriter Morrlsoii and First Streets THE .' LARGEST EXCLUSIVE MILLINERY HOUSE IN THE WEST - . on ft a a.M. At Ina bnT attM K -a4atarnirlaVI lKtsf T ft fl SM ft a if B - - following letters: ... j.;. . 7 - ...... - - f-A-O L-P-IL O-L-H Mke it "out and then cair or w.rite for a folder giring h sn perjoy points, also one of our contest circulars, if you hart not already received tme, in which $10,225 it to be ghren awsy, inlud-" ing a $100 cluster diamond ring and a $75 lady s solid gold watch. Yon might as wtu nave one oi ine pnzrs as nou i ne piano is now nn exhibition in oor show window; and the diamond ring snd lady's told watch in the show window of Aronson, the jeweler, 2H Vh- : ' ington street. Take a look at them and then get busy and sec who" riilxwin out in this the greatest of all advertising contests. Con test xloses April 20, at 6 o'clock p. ra. ' . J. B. Another supply of folder giving the superior point of the player piano, fcas just been received, and are yours fer the . asking. CaH r send for one, as they will assist you greatly in your answer to our contest. There will be no mora when thi sepply is gone. AH stand an equal chance to win the piano. ', ; ' . ; - Hdyendan -Soule Piano Co. - IDS FIFTH STREET, NEXT TO PERKINS HOTEL Wtoafl:L(0)W.:lSeiiiitl .. Meaim vaifl Ca W r Our low rent, besides the quan tity purchases we make for our Three Stores, v enables V us to make prices on which you save at least 20 to 25 per cent! . Low Rent Prices mean, values' in comparable, not on a fw spe cial items, but on every article in the whole store. Large asr sortments to (ioose from. .p6.75;v '-.. Quartered Oak lady's Desk Or mahogany finished birch, sim , . - ilar - to i illustration, large -drawer, . pigeon ioles and small d iC i fj C drawer low rent price )" t O Quartered Oak China Cabinet similar .to' illustration, ' bent glass sides, 4 shelves, either golden, Wax 6r handrpohshed fin- Gr C C 4 1 fJ I J ish: low rent price anall ATwiwt VI An 4 tral OUR CREDIT CUSTOMERS ARE NEVER Credit Coniiaeniiai known beyond qur, own, store 3 Stores: 7 " Portland r St. Johns , Vancouver miffpffuiisnnits 3 Stores: Portland St. Johns 1 Vancouver i CUT RATES IN DENTISTRY gk Saat Dratsi War S V tnm. v. TmlaUat Zstaaattoa.... iivw rmit ou ruiHiM it f aaaial riular tS K. Oal4 Cirt i arlata Crawas. It ' aa "t ndca War SS X. 01 1 4 ,Vr 1 1 s fcr xir ruu, rr. ki. ajj AMTBEMEXTS DHDTI AWn THCATDP Po"-s fit a t s Vary BMS flaw JJ THIS WOBB M waa.a.: ".Ni WWr. r.-s Mat-4 .4 r ala arfra H ths faTHitaHna ttmmi W l.acaVi "-Vn'-'srSai'Ta o4 Mrtar A rr.rk. I! . . . f J i. ... an. Iva aaaoifita "11L SO. Sar PWia waa - - i; mmis traltoA ta a4 Tora'o Trtrvrt. V 2afa.44 a .-. PACXTTO COAJT ATXST AOEfCT. Xaa. Itaektoa, Cat. AMI'S EMEXT3 GRAND-" Z?IJ3; r aa wara. ira. 1V9 r. A-kui.a av at c-jra at CO. Xa "Tl CTiaJ-laa - af tl. '!b'"i " . aCi, sTa4Ja.. rra&k Wkrtmaa, BEa Vta'iTiaa ,r lr, I li: r t. lie; aTanif-e r-.'f TP nra. T . 1 1. r - tecjr, llo, lowtr t'-r- lc; t saaia. Main 441 - Wsshlnrton and 14th Strsats.' RUBSELX i DREW. Mrra. . A-78II -WaeM of April 10. Kvsry Klght, Jdat tneas Wadntsdajr and Saturday. : - ..... . oixsn xacx - And His Musical Comady Company la that Riot of Mirth and Melody ' r Asovaro tsb towi , aTLTata, bXM, SOe, 40, BOe) Xt. tSa. TIS1TBI Main !. A-136 . Xa Baksr, BAKER TosSffct, aa Mk. hunlk Kit Waa. c-y. Portia n it's Fsvorlta Cnmediaa wnxuM snvu, la t Famous William ti!lr Farea "Tim atAjr rmoit acsxioo - Ona of hs sraataat eomdlfe vr writ tan. Evanlns prlras: lc fivTSc Fat rajr anatlnaa! !Se, Nll wts "Ail taa Caifrts of Boat." v . MAI. XTXBTDAT Ir'iu A TliE-TRE ' sunr . a-1090 'ADTAXCZO TAVBXTZXXa XXJTA yiom CT1 In "Mrs. Bun Br a Hub," MA IT aUASOjr, lia4!lnr mm irr or,rn - ii a-. W A-STAJIwi-Q TiVvn litX sua. XA.ua (i . . j A rViaH knhr lala A i -r r i'Vh-'! f-'.'is "il T.ia f -I u 'i '-. I.ai--'T Qvi t- Tv 1 Ort f far-.' caa tlr I .a4 bn-leaworg r i .tiwl la oua . i j W. aill fxral a t I lik ri sr f wislw. J3.t olar Craws .( TAIrUnTak S. i . (awal r.inaft ( lnlf rinaa. . . Btt -4 tlA-a. , Mr fatal 7. ' omara. l.-uilat 10a In T a.ao i - r k:rMX'rkaM'k'. Ail '" ' ni. aioaara. - tri ta.au ,M-m V7iso Bantnl G;;. kivSX5A A.SL S.. W. I RU5T T" f f J 4 PER WEEK " ' . WILL CZ'-S VC'J : :ew Wa-g ejtfi TTi : : j r r: a-? o tT JT ST C" ' ' ' i '! I.ai-'r -