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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 13, 191o. I ' 1 L ." . .. 1 '- . TONIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS Faker l-orUnne . . ranJ ft ........ ' uohemian ui .................... vnuueviii f'ttntaae Vnndsvlll fctar ................. Moving Picture Will oir Xusleal Thla avanlnf at , o'clock In th. lower tempi of the White Tempi Baptist churoh the Bereane and Knlrht of- the Temple, two orfanlisd '" Bible class for young men and vsmen ''. In the churoh. will arlv a mimical and lltraijy program. The lower temple will , be prettily deoorated and the proceed ' will be used for the benefit of the two classes. The flrat part of the program will be made up of a piano solo by Miss Oraee "Vogler; vocal aolo, by William .Jal; a tableau. "Ill Old- Sweetheart. made true to life; a, reading- by Miss Burnadlne Roberteon. and on by Mlsa Rose Goon. The second - part wilt be Vlven over to the playing of a come dietta called "A Cas of Suspension.'' - wanted Baby . Carrlars Two ; see ond-hand baby carriages could be placed , to excellent advantage by the Peoples' Jnetltute with mother who have urgent need of them. -, On of the women ha a child I year old and a sick baby of Several - months. .. She - ha no way to - plac th baby out on the porch In the rrsh lr and aunshln except to lay It on two chair. , The other mother Is working; woman who ha to carry a big; slx-montha-old baby to th day nursery every morntngr before ah can go to her work, and then carry It horn after her day' work 1 dona Any on wishing; to supply - these need may telephone the - Peoples institute.. j ' : , Disorderly Women Arrested. Eight women of th underworld were arrested last evening. ; The names riven were Irene Turner", 1794 Burnslde: Jennie Johnson. 367 Third street: Lucy DeU paft-te, t9H Burnslde; Anna Foster, Third and Main streets; Grace Woods, , Second and Main; Rose Smith, Anna - Gray and Hulda Smith,' 91 Fourth treet Their cases were set for hear' ( ing Baturday in th municipal court. 4 Has 9"iion With rootpad. Ernest ..Olson, employed at that Portland hotel, ' met a holdup tan last , midnight at Yamhill and Park streets, who relieved him of Jii watch and 112.; The high . wayman -used -at. gun.- He is described . aa being; about 20 years old and weigh .in; ito pound. After taking the val liable of Olson ha told him to hustle-to bd ana keep tllL Thrown .Sown Stair-. When George Lewis, a grocer at $14 Mississippi ave nue weui u ini nom ox juan j. .Hres lay, (OS Mississippi avenue yesterday ! evening to collect a bill, he was pitched down the. stairway and . assaulted, he ay, Lewi caused th arrest of the man. He further charges Breslay with " attempting to, use a knife. v ., 4 i;-Chia 'lottery Baldedv A ' full fledged Chines lottery gam wa found ' by th police last evening- at First and Taylor atreet. , Charles Tong-was ar rested for conducting- the game. Samuel -Montgomery was arrested for visiting the place. The case will be heard In th municipal court Saturday. ' " Brooklyn Sohool Alumni The Brook lyn Bohool Alumni association will hold tts Tegular meeting tonight in the Brooklyn sehoolhouse. , An Interesting program has - been arranged " for th occasion. All member are urged to at r tend. 4 , f ' 1 1 Jrw"Jt " Bngta House The fir committee of the city executive board " yesterday afternoon ordered th final .payment mad by th city on th new ' fir .engln hous on Montgomery . atreet The cost of the station, in- culdlng extras r allowed ; by the com mittee en the recommendation of Arch tsst Wilson Of th firm of Travis A Wll 4on. who had charge of th construc tion work, approximates $14,000. Th building I the most, modern and oom pletely equipped of all the new mu nicipal tire stations. V. Services Tonight Service will be held . this - evening at Congregation Ahavat fcholom. Park and Clay atreets, at t o'clock. Music by th choir.- To morrow morning aervlces at 9:80 o'clock. Rabbi, R. Abrahamson will officiate. "Attractive looking; and perfect fitting spectacle or strictly - up-to-date . yo glasses at reasonable prices. See George Rubenstetn, reliable optician. ' Opposite Baker theatre, 189 Third street. '. Old Jewelry Wanteds Will exchange new watches, diamonds and jewelry for old it weir y Unci Myers. Collateral Bank, 71 IthV between Oak and Pine. AT THE THEATRES A- Director to Kt Th regular monthly meeting of the board of dl rector of th Y. W. C. A. will be held Tuesday, at 19 a. ,nw May 17, 1919. "The Bohemian Girl Still On. The National Opera company Is still giving "Th Bohemii n Girl" at the Port land theatre. -Miss Hemmt and th old songs draw better audience than ever. There la a good cast of principals and th choru I well drilled and compe tent. There will be a matinee tomor row, afternoon. ' , , . over , the head of th audlenc ' In a roae-oovered balloon. Th rortlaad Wire 9 Xros Works I now located at 6eoond and Columbia street, in th most - modern and com plete plant on the coast. . -," . ,' Bteamer - Jessie Barkis, for Caruaa Waahougal and way landing, dally ex cept Sunday. Leave Washington trt dock at a p. tn. Buptur correctly treated grow bet ter, wrongly treated grow worse. Bend for our book. B. C. Lin strong 491 Wash ington atreet, Portland, Or. .v,v " W Bljong and Stress Ton Cloths, all for 11.60 month. Mam lie. A-B1 Wagon rua everywher. Uniqu Tailor Ing Co. 109 jstark. ' r " Council Crest Saaolsf Pavilion now open. - , Dancing . every Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday even ing at 8.80. - ' , Baal JSstat man, 9 year Portland experience, wishes connection With - es tablished firm, .1544. Journal. - Jamas Oatlck I Co., th hous mov er; removed to 180 East Water atreet Phone East 4417. wis Watch Bepalrtmf Christen sen, td fir. Corbett bldg. Take alavator. Baal Bargains - In monumental . work. Otto Schumann. Third and East Pine. W. A.' Wis and asBoetates, : painless dentist. Third and .Washington. Wantd, experienced seamstre,' 114 Tllford BuUdlng-..' . ' ' V. t' M O- Browa. Eya.gar. f Marauam. Y, W. C A. ANNOUNCE - PROGRA MFOB BENEFIT A benefit for the T. WV C'Ju, will be given Monday night by, the music section of the Woman's club. Th fol lowing program' ha been ' arranged; The Lady "of BhalotV (Tennyson). muslo by Wilfred Bendall; a cantata for female voice; march tfelrenee" (Rose), ladles' orchestra; solov selected. Mis Elaine Forrest; reading. Child Im personation, Miss Bella Bradley; solo a -nappy uonr." t) -wm-o-the- Wlsp." Suzann V d'Aurla; "Martha" ladies' 'orchestra. Admission - free; sil ver offering. Hw Orgon' PaUnts. Th following new patent have been granted to Oregonlan Inventor as - re ported by Pacific Coast Patent Agency, inc., Webster, ft Webster, manager, 8toekton, CaL - . - - - c H. I.. Bruce, Portland, hot water heating system; Alvln Clark. Portland, grainer, - spreader and ' feeder; Charles Druck, Bhaw, combination tool;. R. , E. Eaton, ; Union v closure . for basket;. Anton Erickson, Portland, tailor's level; Adam Loeb, Portland, - shell for cart ridges; J. Gv Meyer, Portland, vacuum dust remover. , - . t , , Flo Irwin Presents Ado Comedy. , Comedy . haa full awing at th Or pheum this week. It 1 a program of laugh from bet nning- to end. FJ0 Irwin and company are offering one of th classiest little playlet of the season whlaa wa written by George Ad and Is called "Mra Peckham' Carouse." . . ... :,... - TharIa the First Next Week.. On of - th attraction of th bill at th Orpheum next week Is th won derful man monkey, Charles the 'First who, by his marvelous performance, has set the world agog. This monk really does everything but talk. ... i : f ' ; 11 ::y- Just Oat of College. , , Next week th Baker atock company will glv ' pretentious production of th celebrated George Ad comedy, "Just Out of College,", on of th llvliest and most stunning laughing plays ever writ-1 ten. A large caat of t5 peopl is nec essary to present this play, ; , -:-; " J. r .;'.'nI i 1 i i' ' "'f:: '''v f' : Old Heidelberg at Baker. , Three more performances of "Old Heidelberg tonight, tomorrow matl ne and night af the Baker, land th first week of Baker etnrk nnmnnnv will Rome I to a close. Portland theatre goer have awakened to the fact that It 1 the real , ' "Martha" to B Given. 5 Von ; Flotow' charming opera of I wholesome English life. "Martha," will be next week's bill at th Portland theatre, with Mia Hemml in the title rol. Miss Hemmf rendition of th "Last Roe of Bummer" is on of Its J many featurea - ' ' , 8eat Sal OjHms Tomorrow. Th advance seat sale . will open to morrow for th musical comedy suc cess, "Widow Jones," which come to Th Bungalow, theatr next Tuesday and Wedneaday nighta. May 17 and 19. The Thief" Next Sunday. N BeaU ar' now selling at boxofflc Th Bungajow theatr for "Th Thlef.' Charles fc'rohman will present Herbert, K.eicey ana urn shannon in thla In teresting play at th above theatr next Sunday and-Monday nights, May 19 and .19.;":. ,; ... . , Morln rictures. Th peoples ., Amusemsnt . company presents enUrely new bills at th Star, th Oh Joy and th Odeon theatre of this city. Th Odeon i what has been formerly known aa th National thea tre. All th . picture ar , new. . No duplicate. A , . Cottage Frayer Meetings. CotUg prayer meeting of th union tabernacle meeting In progresa In th Hawthorn Park Ubernacl will b held at th following residence each morn ing from 10 to 10:80 o'clock. The rep resent the 41 churches Uklng tart In th Hart and Magann service: F. C Dunlap. 829 East Tenths Mra Rlohle, 909 East. Taggart; George Oaks. 147 Morris; Mra E. M.- Lewis, 979 East Tenth; Mr.' Vogel, 29 Kast Morrison; Mrs. I. K. Delano, 6U9 Marlon avenue; W. L. JIadley, 819 Marguerite; Mra. C. II. C'hambreau, 89 Eaat Fifteenth; John L. Wlgle, -905 Nelson street; Mra Min nie Fisher, B09 Beacon street; S. ,W. Anderson, it East Twenty-fourth; Ket tle Kenyan, 936 East Blxth street; Mrs. J. C. Cross, 990 Glenn avenue; Oscar P. Stanley, . 484 - Lexington ' avenue; Mra. Julia Jonea. 409 East Twelfth street; Mrs. J. D. Edward. 1170 Belmont;Mra M. Wood, 147 East Fourteenth atreet; C t, Ramsdell, corner Gibbon and Linn avenue; Mra K. C Roas, 604 Eaat Oak; A. O. Hendricks, fii 4 East Davis; Mrs. Chris Hotte, 976 Hawthorne avenue; Mr R. L. Ruasell, 9 East Nineteenth street; Mra J. G. Bennett 828 East Sal mon; Mra A. G. Pullen, 1084 Eaat Har rison; George A. Rockwell, 181 Eaat Nineteenth; H. B. Arendlck, 979 Maple; Dr. P. Blttner, 904 . Eaat Eighteenth; Mra H. Zelgler, corner Eaat Ninth and Caruthers; Mra L.' C Dickie, 999 East Thirty-fourth; Mra F. W. Woolley, 1089 East Tarohlll; a A. Mulr.,18 East Thlr-ty-flrst street; J. W. Thomss, 989 East Main; Mra B. Daugherty, 419 Maiden avenue; " Rev. A. S. Forte. 497 Eaat Seventeenth; Mrs. J. B. Candlah, 689 Eaat Pine;. Mr. Graves, 69 East Sixty third: Mra F. F. Splcker. 100 East 8lx toenth, . :- , . ,. i. Pittsburg Is to b a union shop so far as city emoloye ar concerned, ao- eordtng to a recent municipal announcement KING OF SIAM MAY . BE ARRESTED UNDER ANTI-POLYGAMY LAW . Honolulu, May 11. If Klsg w Chulalongkorn of Slam stop at 4 Honolulu n rout to the United 4 Statea h may be arrested by or 4 der of United State District At. 4 torney Breckon for violating ths , Edmund antl-poiygamy ci, which 1 atrlctftr enforced In 4 Hawaii. Th king will be ae 4 "companled by hi 40 wive, ao- cording to an announcement from w Blam. Th district attorney aay 4 th fact that 't is king that 4 vlolatea the law would not pr-, .. 4 ' vnt him -from, causing th ar- ;rTt .-f,.: ;. v- s.f sy!". ' Attorney Gets New Position. f", ' , (Special Dliwteh to The Joornai.) -;Hermlston, Or, May 19. Phillip Bto ver will soon leave for Seattle, having accepted 'a poaltloa with th United State geological urvey : as - topo graphar assistant in the Alaska dla trlct ' - H will - tak ; passage from Seattle th first of Jun.-v Mr. Btover ha been the city ttorny hr and also attorney for th Water Uaer' as sociation. . Viclta of Dri..!( tl:: C.,; Drink cunningly destroys th w! S power and while the drunkard wunis t. do what you tell him. lie wants a thou sand time mor th drink that, he crave. Medical treatment Is nCfnAi v. Orrln will destroy th denlre for liquor, so that the drink will not 1 ! missed and restores th patient to health. - , f 1 Tha. remedy la thoroughly sclentlflo una ! mo unixormiy succesarul that it ! 1 sold with a registered ruarantee to refund your.money If It falia to effect a curt, uooiciet, "now to I'ure j.irunK- A enness.' free on request The Orrlne Co., 719 Orrlne bldg., Washington, D. C. Bold i In this city by Woodard, Clurke & Co.. distributors. 289 Washington. U5 197 Fourth street I" .. '' , 1 , , ,. !l LX. L Lil I AATCSEMENTS TOMORROW AND MONDAY AT 1 n THE LEADING EAST MDE DEPARTMENT STORE -. !-. .. -V I EAST MORRISON ST., COR. U ION AVENUE All Morrison and Bridge Cars Pass Our Door Great Show for Children., On f the best vaudeville, entertain. ments ' aver offered at popular price la given at the. Grand. 'It is a bill Which will make hit with th children because .Little Hip. the emalleet trained elephant In th world is a feature. . ,r Burleigh's Balloon Girl. For' th coming week the Grand will hav the biggest, feature act that has been imported by Sullivan Consldine. This is Burleigh's Balloon Girl, a sen sational . novelty, for ; th girl floats Our Saturday and Monday Bargain Sales Are attracting more attention than ever. ; The splendid, bargains, we display each week at these sales are. the result of our established policy of carrying no old stock over into the next season. That is why at these sales the buyer finds the best value for tne money in jrortiana. ivery ar. .ucie ana every price is xouna just as aaveruseo. : sxacK ox uicse saics a repmawun 01 v ycaie . .. : . . . i j V j v , v f Al f !H . stanamg, ana our guarantee stanas Dacic or every arocie aispiaycu. wjok over we wuuwuij sa- ceptional bargains-then SAVE MUNKY By Ai'KUWWirtU uuk liAbi biuti siunc fcs Suits at Only $9.00 F. W. Baltes and Company invite your inquiries for PRINTING a. a. Main 165 Phone8 Home A1165 First and Oak THE CREDIT STORE WITH THE : CASH ER1CES;-; WHERE QUALITY REIGNS SUPREME r -;,v;.:l ' 1 (I Sensational Clearing Out Sale of broken and odd lots' 11 Men s Spring and Summer Suits. Every suit in this lot originally ' sold at not less than $15 and up to $20. 1( These are stylish, well tailored garments, com prising nobby patterns in grays, medium shades and dark goods. Sizes 34 to 40,; L These suits will give you splendid satis faction in both, wear and appearance." ; In -order to ' make room in this depart ment, we will dispose of them at this sale for , 00 Men's Shirts 98c Saturday mornine we will place on sale a splen did line of Men's Pleated Bosom Golf Shirts. These shirts are the popular sort, cut with cuff attached. Material is a firm weave percale, in attractive light and medium colors, guaranteed perfect fit and workmanship. Also a line of soit collar shirts fin mercerized materials. " These shirts comprise the newest styles in fine mercer ized goods: all , in plain colorSwfill regular sizes. Regular price $1.25 to $1.50 Special Sale CJgjj Boys Corduroy Pants 95c Splendid values, very full ' cut Knickerbockers, with extension waist bands and reinforced never rip seams. Pants come in dark, light and me dium shades. Just the thing for the boy this time of year,, and will wear like iron, tfest QC $1.25, $1.50 grades Saturday and Monday euC Children's Barefoot Sandals A good grade of flexible two-strap barefoot san dals, for children of all ages. -There is no better footwear for a healthy, growing child than these cool, comfortable, and at the same time attractive foot coverings.' special prices - Saturday and Monday as follows: Sizes 4 to 8, at .58 Sizes 9 to a, at,v.T;;.tnr... T.'.v; :.T.r.. Sizes 12 to 2, at 70 ; , BEAT SAUB TOMOXBOW . ' 10 a. m. 9 p. m. ' : C SHERMAN, CUWT CO. DAIV1R0S6H Nw Tork Symphony Orchestra and Soloist ARMORY WSSirXBXIAT AFTEBITOOir AITS XYEXZKa, SCAT 18. Price $1.00. $1.50, $2.00, 92.90. "SEAT SALE OPENS TODAT BinroAXow tkzatbb v-Nxt Sunday and' Monday Night . Charles Fro h man , presents HERBERT , KCLCGY : AND ' . v-' . , EPFIE SHANNON r-,r!y-':t "THS VBXET" ' - Prlo $1.S0, $1.00, 75c, BOn. . PORTLAND THEATRE Russell & Drew, Mg-rs. II. 443, A-706, All this week, Mat, gat. Balfe's opera, "BOHSHZAJf OZBZ." ' AltJa Hemml and entire BATIOBAZ. OrBBA CO. 0 PEOPLE Next week, starting gun. Evg.,- May 16, S'lotow's "MAKTHA." Prices $1 to 25c. Seats st box of flea and Row as Mar tln's. 899 Washington st. BAKER TH11IHS Main t. A-63u Qeo, tt. Baksr, ' BAXZS 8TOOX COHPABT The prld of Portland, , . ' Tonight all -week In ' ' OXJ) RSZDSXJ3BBO Moat beautiful iilar .vrr written. Evening, 25c, 90a. 75c. Sat. Mat, 25c, 5f)c ext week, opening Sunday matinee, Just Out of College." - Holiday Matinees, Night prices. fXAIB 6. A-103O k IV , HAT. STXBY DAT Wlgijte X5-95-5. ' 7 ASTA0O VAU1VH.I,B. ' Tlo Jrwin and Company in WBTB.S. PECXEAV9 OABOVSE" By Georga Aiie Featured. ABTABCSS TAUSra.LB Star of -All' Nation. Special Attraction Extraordinary , ' TB3 BAXAXAZKA SOTS' BANS lf-RusBlan Musical Artists IS The Vantages Trior the DeMonieos: A. H. Tvrrell:. Caulfleld & Driver: Arthur and Emma Christy. popular trices. watinee Vuliy. Curtains 9:30, 7:90 and 9. GRAND Wek May 9. 1910 Uttle Hip Ta tlntost vr- formisg- elephant la a world. Matinee everv dav. 2:30: anr seat. 15c. Even's; performances, 7:30, 9:15; balcony. itc; lower xioor, ac; box seats, one. Matt Keefe Th Wheeler Teronl Terdi 9i Brother mtln m Clifton Wood a ISWMB Oraadasoop Painless DonilsM Operting aa we do throughout th. Pacific Northwest, with buyers la thTE;ern market, w are able to undersell the largest cash stores. Visit our ttore, get our prices, carefully 'noting quality, and then visit the large cash stores of thla city, and draw your own conclusions. It does not pay to buy cheap, flimsy clothing, and many peopl' cannot make the cash outlay necessary. to procure the best. THE QUALITY REMAINS LONG AFTER THE PRICE IS FORGOTTEN. The best is always the cheapest in the long run and much more satisfactory. By our libera! credit system you can buy clothing to suit your taste end pay in little payments that will not embarrass your pocketbook. You can rest assured if you buy from the New York Outfitting Company, the styles will be the latest and most correct and the tjualitT the best the market affords. Our terms are most liberal ' ' VilldQlhe AWcrnai ONE DOLLAR A WEEK WiirOothe ARfen NEW YORK OUTFITTING CO.1 165-167 First Street v - ' Just South of Morrison Vash Goods Specials for Saturday and Monday A beautiful showing of new arrivals, displaying a large assortment of handsome patterns in Lawns, Poplins, Flaxon Cotton Silk Foulards, Batiste, Vogue Silks, French Crash, French Lina and Dress Linens, both natural and in colors. This is one of the finest lines ever displayed in our store, and is S..w.. v-. Bl Tn I III I I I Ladies' Dress Skirts -vv. ........ .. i i . , ,..-; , -. ',-v '- ' j. "":.-- -. Saturday and Monday we are offering an un paralleled bargain ' in Panama , Skirts. These skirts are splendid' quality black panama, full plaited, trimmed with braid 'and buttons. - We have a limited number of these and will aa sacrifice them at this sale for ........ . lOrtt of iowa peool loan kjthir pima - sail bridevwork f n. la ooa uj it IllWU, SWt will rrmit t tx4 ;22k tU r swab Jswrnlw $3.C 1 i stetsr- Crssas O.C 1 CliBSdrTt93. ) 'QaMFUIlnf J Easasl finhf QaMminf 111 IC 3 Ladies' Summer Waists Dainty White Lawn Waista,, embroidery and lace trimmed, showing the nw long cuff sleeves. These are our regular $2.50 and $2.75 Talues, in sheer,' -cool, summer styles At this a a sale ..Vl.yo Panama Dress Skirts A feature of this sale is a complete stock of Pan ama Skirts in the latest spring models. Many charming styles in grays, blui and blacks; beau tifully made up, pleated and. button trimmed. These skirts sell regularly at 5C Our a a qq price Saturday and Monday O Ladies' and Missei' Suits at We ask you who are plan ning to purchase a Spring Suit to visit our Garment .Department and inspect t these styles. . Your most critical scrutiny--wilL con firm our claim that these are the best values, the most beautiful, graceful, perfect fitting garments that have ever bid for your, favor. . These are our regular $25 and $27.50 suits. Saturday and Mon day only . ' . ", " mm r f IMiyFiinnw 2.1 J I ri( 5.C3 - J Bt H4 Rub m bwritiM f.v i MnlEtf'll.J work ouarantieo worn IS YKARS inl, work doo Mywher. All work tutiy uiir '9tW:Lmt.rmmmm Palniwa xirxtina WT9 h fluMM feridxa wnrlf rtinl, work aoam Mywhm. Au worii ivin j unr ;iV7in3eiitalCc; la mceaMMTtB I oIwbiJ PORTLAND, OREGON i tmeaaooaas 9 avai. t tr.u. tuun. $ux. Robes Dusters For automobiles and carriages. All colors, all sizes, any price from 75c to the finest cloth Robes at $25.00. We have these for all kinds of weather; more of them than all other stores in town. Basement Bargain Specials Saturday and Monday 1 330 EAST MORRISON ST. A. NEW DEPAQTUT-Z Sink Strainers, Special Only 20c Volrsth's famous 35e Sanitary 5ink Strainer, in - extra heavy -white enamel wsre. This is the- mort k . ' . cenrennf ana.saritary strtmer r-iie Saturday-ar.l M on- iij at ""-.20c 20-Hsleteani Eorax. Speciaf 5c Usadry Soap, Special Only 3c A scan that fcss r.o equal for laaa tfry Jf jrpojesiFrte from rosin and tarchful chemicals. Easier, quicker and rVf the clothe's ah'trr. Not crer 5 tars to a perorv No phone crd?ri. Shelf Paper, Special ct Only 3c Ten yards Shelf Pa er. arc y in v 1 ' Th ft ef tn'wt) t ' tri r.'T-l tr i ) V."cdrLsn.r ofrj. I?rft'-.r It ha it t ' r.ral i ' i. ' : : ) fT -1 . til