c
t tat J
TOXIGIIT'S AMUSEMENTS
Orpheunl
Grand . .
I'antages
Star ....
."The Prisoner cf Zf-n.la."
........ Vaudeville
Vaudeville
Vaudeville
Moving Pictures
Eunuyelda Push Club A special meet
ing of the Sunnysldo Push club at the
offices of Dr. J. A. Pettlt. East Thirty
fourth and Belmont streets, will, b held
tomorrow night at 8 o'clock sharp.! Ar
rangements for Sunnyslde's features In
the. Rose Festival must be completed
at this meeting and all person? Inter
ested In; the success of Sunnyslde's ex
hibit are specially urged to be present
Some new matters are to be discussed.
Reports of committees on regular work
will be made.
Census Bureau Btlll Opea Because
final-returns from a dozen enumeration
districts are lacking, Census Supervisor
Beach decided yesterday to keep the
government census bureau In the Lum
ber Exchange building open until June
15. The work, of the census' Is, however,
so nearly complete that the supervisor
felt Justified In handing resignations to
the major part of bis office force. He
had expected to close the office finally
yesterday. : .- , ..;... ;',: -
Penney Bros.' Prlday Bpeolal. 12.00
rrade of port, sherry, tokay, angelica or
muscat wine at (1.00 per gallon; $1.60
grade port or sherry t 7 Bo per gallon;
eight year old straight Kentucky whls
key, regular. M.60, .at. 13.60 per gallon;
Kentucky Bourbon or rye, regular $4.00,
at $2.50 per gallon; Invalid port, regular
$2.60, at $1.26 per gallon. Friday only.
N879-881 East Morrison street Phones
East 28T, B-2426.r Free delivery.
' i . r - a - !:i t . s
i c ntt t l.ir q- f i1 i f .v il. At
I i . it ' i T . i I i i l r i v is In the
luad, with 7200 votes; M;.-9 Josephine
Fulley rest, with 2 r 2 3 ; J.llsa tiera Cum
mlnps, 1000; JTiss 1'sv Wise, 906; .Miss
Iaura Hilton, too. It la believed that
some of the contestants are holding back
many votes. All the ballots must be In
before 8:30 Saturday night.
Incapacitated By Illness A resolu
tion adopted by the city executive board
at Its last meeting, asking that the city
council order the salary of William A.
Reuter paid for the last seven days of
April and all of May, was filed in the
city auditors' office today. Mr. Reuter
has been chief draughtsman of the
sewer department In the city engineer's
office and has worked for the city IT
years. He has been incapacitated for
duty during the past flv weeks on ac
count of sickness. '
f-7-. ':tl pclMfmnn fit tho Oaks. On t',e
afternoon of Memorial day Dr. "Williams
and Major Canby. chief paymaster f
the Department of the Columbia, were
watching the motor boat races, when
the special is said to have gruffly or
dered them to move on, lie said the
number of the special is 201.) This Is
the number of J. M. Wamarv:
Reception Plan Abandoned The re
ception planned by the Parent-Teacher
association of the South Mount Tabor
school to the State Congress of Mothers
' and ladies of the district has been given
up owing to the "death of the young
daughter of Mrs. C. F. ?AUoway, who
Is a newly elected officer of the circle.
Mr.- and ' Mr AUoway have the sym
pathy of the whole community.
Visitors' Bay at Trades School To
morrow afternoon Is visitors' day at the
6chool of Trades, Twelfth and Couch
treeta. This is a new school. It alms
to Instruct boys and,, girls In some use
ful trade. It Is one of three of its kind
in the United States. ; It 1b under, the
direction of the. board of education, and
Is. therefore, a part of the public school
system. .
Special Prlday Only Don't be de-
celved. We sell absolutely pure wines
and liquors $1.50 quality port, sherry,
Angelica and Muscatel wine, ?6o per
' gallon; $4-rye and Bourbon whiskey,
$2.75 per gallon; $4 brandy, $2.75 per
gallon; $4 rum, $2.75 per gallon. Na
' tional Wine Co.. Fifth arid Stark, Phone
. Main 6493. Home A-4499. Delivered.
Will Discuss BrldgeAn , Important
session of the North East Side Improve
ment association will be held In the
Woodmen of the World ball, Russell
street and Rodney avenue, tomorrow
evening. Pertinent phases of the Broad
way ; bridge controversy will be dis
cussed.; A large attendance is urged.
To 8ettt ClairCounty Judge Clee
ton has signed an order permitting R.
Xl, Aid rich, as administrator of the es
tate of William McDougal, to settle a
cialrnrtoraamages agatnst the Pacific
Bridge company fer $1250. ' McDougal
was killed while In the employ of the
company. - j
Bight leg Sroken-'-James Cross em
ployed with the Oregon Electrio com
pany at First and Jefferson streets,
got his right leg broken yesterday aft
ernoon while moving a piano box. The
heavy instrument toppled over upon
Mm. n He la at the St. Vincent hospital
Start Sew Suit B. T. Rehfleld. after
losing his suit against Er S. Winter
yesterday before Circuit Judge Coke,
lost iio time in beginning a new case.
This morning he filed an action at law
fop $700, repeating in a new form his
accusations that Winters deceived him
In a trade by Inducing him to accept
worthless bonds to the amount of $700.
The new complaint conforms to the rul
ing of Judge Cake as to the way it
should be framed.
Address at Oak Grove Colonel R. A.
Miller will deliver an address before the
Oak Grov Improvement ; association
this evening In the hall of the associa
tion at Oak Grove, A literary and mu
sical , program will also bo given, after
which the ladles of Dale Grove wlli
serve ice cream, '
: Say'Offlowf Was Oral- Dr. W.'w.
Campbell has made complaint to . the
police committee aver the. conduct of a
iteamer yeesle Earklns, for Camas,
Washougral and way landings, dally ex
cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street
dock at J p. m.
014 Jewelry Wanted. We buy , old
gold and Bllver. Uncle Myers Collateral
Bank, 71 Sixth street, between Oak and
Pine. '
We Cpowre and Press Tour Cloth,
all for $1.60 month. . Main 614. A-4S14.
Wagons run everywhere. Unique Tailor
ing Co, 809 Stark.-
Illustrated Lecture on "London at Tay
lor street Methodist church tomorrow.
Bwist Watch Repairing C. Christen
sen, 2d fir, Corbett bldg. Take elevator.
-W. A. Wis and associates, painless
dentists. Third and Washington,
Conductor Knocked Into River.
iTJnltM Prene Uin' Win.)
' Walla Walla, Wash., June . 2.-F. T.
Bell, an interurban conductor, ' Is in a
hospital severely though 'not seriously
injured. While leaning out of the car
to adjust the trolley pole last night
he was .struck on the head by a pole
and knocked Into the Walla walla river,
He was fished out by the . motorman.
. . Crawfish
Plenty of nice, large TarnhlU river
crawfish at the Quelle, Sixth and Stark
sts. .- ;-i: ;;v..-
DID you ever hear a beautiful poem recited by
a child in that "sing-song" manner, without
expressive inflections of the voice, but with
the rhythm emphasized with mechanical regularity P
' And then the same poem given by a finished artist, the
charming inflections of whose voice, its varying intens;
ity and fitting emphasis brought home to the hearers
all the beauties of the poet's meaning, without obtrud
ing the rhythm as something mechanically regular
but marking it only as an added charm of the poetry P
The W. C. T. U. Institute will be held
" at Vnlverslty Park M. E. church Friday,
June 8, beginning at 10 a. m. Special
features of the meeting will be a "moth
ers' hour" and "superintendents' confer
ence." The matter of city federation
Will come up for discussion,
Join the Smile Clnb Become one of
ur customers for fresh eastern oysters,
chlnook salmon,, shad, halibut cheeks,
salmon trout, crawfish, -crabs,- alive or
cooked, chickens and broilers. Ring
East 418. ask for fish department IX.
Kellaher & Co 887 E. Morrison.'
Woman Oets Bad Check A bogus
check for $25 was passed on Mrs. James
loudon, 1295 Corbett street, yesterday
afternoon. The man who gave her the
check gave the name of M. Morris and
aid he was employed at Linnton.
Beoltal at Woodlawn Under the au
vpicea of the parents' and Teachers' as
oclatlon a recital was given in Green's
hall, Woodlawn, last night The affair
was well attended. The next meeting of
(the association will be held tomorrow.
Society Circus seat Bala opens Satur
day, morning, June 4, at 9 o'clock Sher
man Clay music store, 6th and Morrison
streets. : Box . seats, $1.50. Reserved
eats, $1, General admission, SOo.
, Miss Baugfotrcy :&eads According to
A. Nolta, manager of the Peninsula Rose
Carnival association, the girls of the Pe-
flrcai Final VJimUUn Llooi Sancnuonnl Suh
Oi i'JoniQn'p Uanrinfl lppare fS in Portland
- There is this same diflference, musically, be
tween the playing of the majority of player
pianos, and the artistic renditions of
ft ANGELUS Player-Piaiio
The Piano upon which anyone can play any mask artistically
. ,,- ,' .-. .. ,-- . .'i y-":-' s s i -; v , ; . - .
. -- .. ' . . -- - . --:;- .". " -; ; 1
. The reason for this is that the Angelus Player-'
Piano possesses exclusive patented devices
for personal musical expression which are
not to be had in any other player-piano what
soever. Among these are";; ':
r : :r r7r- ,
, The Phrasing Lever "H.
Wbioa tivet peraoMl cootrol of com.
- plett and srtiitie ttmf then delicate
cbanloi of time that eliminate one feet
uro of meohtnietl pliyiag, end prevent
the "liag-eooi" effeot of otonutieeJIf
. relaltr rhytbm. ; 'r. . ........... ,..
- i The Melodant '
Which "briaie out" the ctmfUtt mUJy
tad lubdaei everything tle.
lie Melody-Buttons
. Aid the Retpwthre Pesil v..
Which permit oi ell thoie expressive
virittiooe of tone, from very load to very
oft, like the significant Inflections sad
" empbteis of the hnmastvoiee.
The Artistyle Music-Rolls .
Upon which, nil theae effect of mniieal
. expret tioa theie vital modification
f time an4 tone tr completely, yet
- (imply indicated.
- Our liberal exchange allowance and special easy
payrrfent plan make it very easy for you to become
the owner of an Angelus Player-Piano.
. , SOMETHING NEW ALL THE TIME
'FllEI 11
iiyiEW.
''liLI;-
. Every Hat in our immense stock, ladies' and children's trimmed
Hats, sailors and imtrimmed shapes, including many recent ar
rivals,' now l,i to Y off. ". ,
Over a thousand trimmed Hats
for maids and matrons; blacks
and natural straws, at 4 to i
of,j Children's Hats greatly re
duced. All t Ostrich Flumes
SpeciaL ' - -
$1.75 to $2.25 Shapes for $1.25
$2.50 to $3 FatenrMilans $2.00
S3 to $3.50 Chip Shapes $2.00
$3 to $3.50 Hair Shapes $2.25
$9 to $10 Imp'd Milans $7.50
1000 bunches beautiful trim
' ming flowers at Half Price.
SOMETHING SPECIAL-EVERY. DAY
2500 Unguis
Vteists Vt'crth
to $1.75 st 95c
Zlgll n4 Sntob
caoic, finest lawns,
btit andmtUlB,
beautlfoliy trlm'd
Venlse laces, (la
tubvolAery and
Insertions.
Corner Fifth and Alder.
UOffcnAULin
qtrit snd 1-Pc.
Limn Dresses
'formerly sold
from $10 up. Buy
hero and save
half.
Greatest Bargains You Ever Saw in Your Life
Mvery Previous Price Record Eclipsed by This Marvelous Oifer'mgofSOO
Exquisite Foulard, Pongee (?
and Other Silk Dresses
Cheapest Are Worth $30, Others $35 to'$K
11 j
Each
Regular $25430 Silk Coats for Only $11.95
Made of Pongee, Shantung,. Cloth of Gold, Taffeta Silk Colors natural and black. These
beautiful silk coats come with shawl and notched collars. Some trimmed with black satin,
others elaborately embroidered in Persian and Oriental designs, on both the cuffs and collars.
liifj a
265 Choicest Tailored Suits
n. ... , b . . -
" ' " ' 11 1 ) ' ; ' " i 1 '' I " I1.1-
Including all the new fancy spring weaves and mix
tures; black and blue and white serges; divided into
two big lots to be sold at ,
Less Than Half Price
$7.95 for Women's Suits VJorthlo $30
Positively not an exaggerated word in this statement
some are worth even more than $30. Stylish models of
French and storm serge, tweeds, checks, stripes and mix
tures ; lined with guaranteed satin, yarn dyed Peau de
Cygne and taffeta.
m.95 for Women's Ms Worth o $45
. We can unhesitatingly say that no similar suit has ever
been sold at a price as low as this before. Come and see
them. .Compare them with others you have seen in otrfer
stores and agree with us that they are marvels of value
at the price named. , .
Half PriceHo Reserves Half Price
On the entire balance' of our stock of tailored
suits, long coats, short jackets and one piece cloth
dresses. This includes all fancy mixtures blacks,
blues and white serges. .
laSr Lingerie and One-Piece Linen Dresses
$5.95
Sale
300
Lingerie Dresses at $5.95
A clever purchase by our New York buyer, marvels
of g6odIstyJ: and.;daintiness that will cEsatejLiuKffC.
when they go on sale tomorrow at about half real "value.
, , Stunning . Lingerie Princess Dresses A dashing new
model, made of soft, fine, -white? batiste, handsome lace
collar' and yoke, with, beautiful floral medallion in cen
ter arid rows of insertion at waist and top of flounce;
deep flounce with three wide tucks and wide hem.
Actual $10.00 Values Are on Salerat Only $5.95
Reg. $10-$i5 Dresses
Now Selling at Only
A remarkable value. , Ladies' and
jiiisseS" sizeffecdveJm4-service-
able. Made of pure linen, English
repp and French madras. Just the
proper dress for outing, street or
evening wear, . Newest style. .The
best colors, including, white, tan,
light blue, cadet and pink.
Actual $10-$15 Values at $5.95
IjAkI- ii b fit- ,v c .v i v 1- i
In Ap " H - ' i
''1 -JI. vi .(.:
STaenUicmt profiuruon. m-ipii-: i :
JiVi-9., sac, hue. i do. E-.it. .Si.ir.
Next wppll--Izetta Jewel i:i ' . . . .
VMJt . A-io: )
tlx3o. THEATRE ,ia
ADVAW CXD VA1TDEVn.I.E,
Grlg-olatl's Famous Aerial Ballet and a
program of fine feature arts.
DMWllMflRev.
ADVANCED VATOEVILL-n
Week Corhmenclns Monrtay Mat, Mav 30
, ENGAQKMENT EXTRAORDINARY
PAUL'S BIZ JUGGLING GI3.LS .
Direct from Parisian Triumphs.
Billy Iilnk; Blossom Boblnson; Reed, St.
John It Co.; Steffen Brother j Lucy
tjax an Chas. Ellsworth; Zelgler Bros.
I V U I I FAMILY
sL7 I FS 1 W PLAYHOUSE
Severrtli and Alder Sti.
All Week, Matinees Daily. i:30 p. m.
SAW. Armtron? Knsleal Comedy Co. la
"MATCHES AX LAST" .
Funniest Comedy Written.
Two Performances, Nightly. ' ,
Prices 16o and 26c. "
Q RAND Wide May 3ft 1910
WILL J. O'REARN
AND COMPANY
A BomuM oJ .
XlUarney.
Bonton and Tllsoa,
Hamilton Rill,
Loro and Payne.
Bessie Bacon and
Company,
Solar and Kogrers.
O-randasoope.
Matinee Every Day, 8:30; any seat lFo,
Evening performances 7:80, 9:15.. Bal
eony 16c; lower floor 2Bc; box seats 6Q.
THE OAKS AnfStm
NOW OPEN !
From 10 L xa, to 11 p. m..
Concert Afternoon, I:S0; Evening, 1:15.
Rozzi s Famous Uand
VMS. TEBESA TBAVERS 0.
, Many ' Attractions, Inclndlng- .
Famous Flea CIrcns
Cars Every few Minutes. East Morrison. .
and Water Btreets.
Admission to Park 10 Cents.
BASEBALL
BJBCKBATZOV PABK
Cot. Vautfia and Twenty-fourth ' Sts.
SACRAMENTO
vs. . '-
PORTLAND
- BUT 30, 31 Ton 1, t, 3, 4 and 8. '
Oames Betrla WeeX Bays 3:30 P. M. -Sundays
9i30 P. M -
-Admission Bleachers, ; - 26c; Grand
stand. 60c; Boxes, 26c extra. Children;
Bleachers,. 10c; Grandstand, 25c
Ladles'Day Friday
Boys Undor 13 Free to Bleachers
Wednesday.
COUNCIL CREST
HUES SCXHIO AMTTSESrairT PARK
1200 rZEX ABOVS THE CITY
Moral, High Class Attractions.
BBAUTXPUL COLtmBIA EX7XS TK1P
$26,000 new attraction.
SCENIC RT. ONE MILE LONG
Come end enjoy yourself and see the
great COMET. No liquor for sale or
permitted on the grounds.
Painless Dentistry
n-a. i . t
can bar their pints
land bridaswork fin
-. I.hed ia ooe 4n$
iit neoesaarj. i
4viiiiiivys furl
wowafof $3.51
alar Crawit 6. C I
)22kBrid(TMtli3.C3
Gold Rnines 1.11
Enanal Fillini tC 1
Sllwfillings. -.63
Inlay rilllnn 2.6
Plata O.VJ
.-y-x-..n 1 1. mi o i" nuo- m mt
i. amaH jMSNmM PalnlMi Extrtlos
WORK GUARANTEED POR IS YEARS
, llaaiiai i I
TEETH
5ave Your Teeth Now
You save a dollar, we
make a dollar snd the
Expensive Dentist loses
two dollars when-we do
your work. We work
for prices you can pay.
Open evenings until 8
end Sundays utitll 12:30
for people; who work.
Offices established, ten
years and our guarantee is good. s
BOSTOBT . DENTISTS,
Offices corner Fifth and Morrison sts.,
entrsnoe 291H Morrison St.. opposite
Meier & Franrs ana rostorace. -
THE PERKINS HOTEL CO.
L,. Q. SWETL.AND, Manager
Will Resume the Management of the Perkins
Cafe and Grill June 1st
MUSICAL, MARKEE BROTHERS
The Perkins Hotel Grill has as an additional musical attraction secured
the services of Ralph and Frank Markee, members of the celebrated mu
sical family of Markee. Ralph and Frank have just returned from an
extended Eastern vaudeville engagement to visit their parent, and will .
on June 1 join their brothers, who have been entertaining the patrons of
the Perkins Grill for some months. Cello, trombone and saxaphone solos
will be featured. .
M FRANCIS
CO $10.00
First Class, including Meals and Berth."
(Second Class, $5.00.),
STEAMSHIP ROSE CITY (E. W, Mason, Master) ;
,'. ' Sails 9 a.m. Saturday, June 4 '
Harry G. Bmlth. C. T. A., 142 Third st J. W. Ransom. Dock Agent, Alns.
worth dock. Phones Main 268, A-14t)2; Main 68, A-UI4. Ban Francleco
Portland Steamship Co. 1 .
.
Portland Rose festival
TO BE IIELb IN
PORTLAND, ORLGON
, JUNE,; 6 TO 11, 1910
WILL BE THE MOST BRILLIANT .
Floral Festival and Civic Jubilee
Ever Held in the Pacific Northwest. Portland
5 ' "The Rose City" will be a scene of splendor and
the center of world-wide interest for one week. :
the O. R. & N. Co. and Southern Pacific Co,
XJSSB SIT OBSCrOV
- Will sell Special Tickets on this occasion .
from all points on their lines to Portland - .
One and One-Third Fare Round Trip
For particulars call on any O. R. & N. or S. P. acent -Of
wTite to , 1
''.J. 1 ,WM. M'MURRAY
Oenerai Passenf er A cent. Portland. Or. -
,lnlaa Extmotlea i n when platea or briuga wm4
aalnlm work dan anywhere. AJ work tullT
(ntsed. aiodern lKtli eqolpmant. Beat metiKWaa
iWissBentalC
-HnDWaiH.ta. PORTLAND, OREGON
i iinos Bootat a. u. t. at. tmm. u
The Best Time
to Tune Pianos
This is the time of year that pianos
should be tuned. The condition of a
fiano depends upon the care given it.
ntrust. your piano to OUR care.
Send Word Today.
""Telephones A-1214,' Main 6830 '
304 OAK ST.
"It cured m." or "It saved the life of
my child," are the espreealons you hfar
every day about Chamberlain's Oli'-.
Cholera and Diarrhoea-' Remedy. Thi
Is true the world over where this val
uable remedy has been Introduced. Nf
other medicine In use for diarrhoea or
bowel complaints has received such ,j?eu
eral approval. The secret of the
cess of. Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera,
and Diarrhoea Remedy Is that It curat.
"SST"
EM
mm
I g.TRUST THE PEOPLE
PE K WE t fjL.
-!W I CIV DRE 55 VOO
VotUd Itatej .M, Pwonrsd, WhW Y iRK 1TF ITTlf JflT.n
liiTmnsin s&nn sunn. iiswawavi BwiiiBW mm mm a ms
VACXTXO COAST PATHSTT AQIWCT. I I FIRST ST JUST Of r MORRISON gT
xnU BMcaion. cai.
" .;,,HlC(j; , Vs. '
I
1 r rl ) J
little Ads in The Journal Cost Bat Oiio Cent a Word