TONIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS
rnnsralow ..Henrietta Crosman
Orcheura Vaudeville
Grand ..................... "Vaudeville
. Puntages Vaudeville
I.yrlo . . . ,..... "Affinity Beach"
fctar. ................. Moving Pictures
The Oaks... ........... Liberates Band
. The Journal at Resorts. , ,4
e The following agents win sup-
. ply-Journal subscribers at regu 4
y lar city rates: .""'.- .
4 - Seaside. Or.: ' Horace A. Wtl-
4 ton,' agent; headquarters at
4) Lewis & Co.'s drug store. 1
Long Beach, Wash.: .Kerlee &
Co., agents; Aberdeen stores. :
Newport, Or.: William . Bur-,
ton, agent -, . ''
4 Gearhart Park, James Cellars,
agent. -
4 - Columbia Beach: E. O. - Lin-
e don, agent. '
Ilwaco, Watfh., and all points
on North Beach: Louis Cohen
4' news agent, . Ilwaco railroad
agent ' 1
Breakers, Wash.: Breakers-'
e hotel.
Collins, Wash.: C. T. Belcher, e)
agent.
Carson, Wash.: ; Frank McGtn-
Mils, agent. ' :.
' fieavlew, Wash.: Kerlee A Co..
.eV agents. Aberdeen store.1 : . w
; Shlperd's . Sprihgst Mlnorar
e 'Springs Hotel Co., agent '
4 Hot Lake, Or.) Hot Lake Sanl- 4
' tarlum, agent
4 . Wilholt Or. : FY W. McLeran, 4
4 agent 4
4 Wenaha Springs, Wenaha Hot 4
4 Springs hotel. 4
444 4 444444444444
Organiae Hew Church Petitioned so
to do by cltliens of the village, the
presbytery of Oregon last night organ
ized a Presbyterian church afSutherlln,
Or., which Is about three miles south
of Oakland, dr. Exercises were held
In the rooms of the) Sutherlln Commer
cial club. The sermon was preached
by. Rev. W. 8. Holt, IX B., field secro
tary of home missions for the church,
'and the organization was perfected un
der the leadership of Rev. W. F. Shields,
of Medford, Or., moderator -of the pres
bytery. Three ruling elders were ap
pointed. More than 11500 was pledged
toward the erection of a church edifice.
Xyangellstlo Meeting will F. Mar
, tin, the evangelist who conducted the
, meetings last summer In the Cotton
tabernacle on East Tenth and Morrison
has pitched his tent on East Thirty
eighth and Morrison In Bnnnyslde. His
first meeting will be held this even
lng at 8:18. Mr. Martin will toe assist
ed this year by C. F. Falkenberg, a
.-capable young minister. Extensive ar
rangements are made for'muslo. A good
Chotr wlll be under the direction of Pro
fessor O. E. Johnson. The subject for
tonight is, "Will the Nations Ever Dls
arm e-r-Wll! .There Be a Time of Uni
versal Peace Before the Coming of
. Christ---::-:: A.: -,c.v
Merchants and Shippers, Attention!
On and after Monday, July II, 1910, the
freight business of the Merchants' Ex
press CO. and the ' Portland Suburban
Express .Co. will be handled by the Port
land Railway, Light' & Power Cot
Freight will be received and delivered
from' freight 'house, East 'Water ' and
East' Clay streets. For further lnfOi
' mation, Inquire of agent local freight
Office, East Water and East Clay eta.
Both phones: East 88, Home B-2233.
Dismisses Butt Circuit Judge Butler
. yesterday dismissed the suit of Ernst
A. Lang against : E. W. Oarver. -The
plaintiff claimed a balance of 88500 due
on the sale of a shoe store on Killings
worth avenue to Oarver and wanted Gar
ver restrained from pressing an action
. for the return of 11600 already paid and
1500 damages. - 1 '
Gives notice of Ueatlu Captain, of
t detectives John Moore received a tele
gram today from a firm of San Francis
co1 undertakers asking him to notify Mrs.
Lillian Reynolds and Louis Preoseo, a
. sign painter, sister . and brother re
spectively of Mrs. Annie Whitney, that
- the Irtter is dead. ; Officers have been
' unable to find the relatives named.
... Vow .Oregon, patents. The following
new patents have been granted to Ore
gonlan Inventors as reported by Paclfio
Coast Patent Agency, Inc., Webster, &
Webster, managers, Stockton, Cal.s C.
P. Church, Portland, traction motor; L.
J. Osborn, Portland, water motor; E. D.
ZInnlgef," Portland, door look, - ' "
lawyer Dies. John P. Anderson, saw
yer at the West Side Lumber A Shingle
- company's mill, who fell 10 feet from a
scaffold yesterday and fractured his
skull; died at 8 o'clock last night at
St Vincent's hospital. He lived with
his mother at 470 Park street and was
27 years old. t ,
' ' ' - -' ' "'"
Act of Mean ltaa. An unknown en
emy entered the barn of H. Goldstein
at Third and Meads streets last night
and slashed a double) sefr-of harness In
to small pieces. Goldstein told the po
lice that he suspected a peddler with
whom he quarreled during the day. .
, Df. Toakum's Meetings A continu
ance of the Dr.. Toakum meetings
healing of the Lord for spirit sourand
body ever Sunday, 2 p. m., and every
Monday, 1 p. m., at Drew hall, 162 Sec
ond street corner of Morrison.' All wel-
Blg Olearanoe Bale of Men's Fine
Tailored Suits. 830 to 835 values 817.50;
825 to 830 values, 813. 85; 818 to 327.60
values 811.85. How do I do Hf That's
easy. -No high rents or elaborate fix
tures (office rent 130 a month). Jim
mle Dunn,; 35 Oregonlan bldg.
Caught Lifting Lid. Bud Duots, sa
loonkeeper at 35 North Second street
was caught selling liquor seven minutes
of tor .tho closing 'hour this morning
and arrested. He- failed .to appear in
municipal court this morning and his
bond. was forfeited. ' . .. .v
, rine Teaste Thomas Crowley, a
striking teamster, 'Insisted In municipal
court this morning that he was entitled
to strike "any man who took his job"
and was fined 110. Crowley In an alter
cation with D. B. Stlva, a strikebreaker,
Slapped the tatter's face.
v Took Salt of Clothes A sailor entered
the store of M. S waits at 3 Q 7' Front
street this morning and opened negotia
tions for a suit of clothes. When he
' found one which met his. fanoy he ex
. pressed a desire tc- try It on and Swalta
NEAHKAH-N MOUNTAIN
"HIGH CLASS BEACH PROPERTY -
" "lively lea-cuta wiuctt tends xj
make a summer retort attract-
We wlU.be focuid at tfeah-kaU-
MontB.
J.tVFerffEf SOAf fffP OWNFH
209IOir,BOARD. Or TRADE BLOB.
cor-nt-l. 1 . t - t .. f,,r a
moment and when he r.,M;i turned Ms
attention to tho sailor he saw him dart
out of the place and vanish down the
6'trert. leaving his Bailor's eult behind.
Swalts appealed to tho police to recover
the suit.
Pick TO rUeiL Albert W. Pick's
will was filod In the county court today
by Wilheimlna pick, the widow, and
William P. pick, one of the sons. Mr.
Pick died om February 10 and left an
estate valued at 85750. The will gives
the family residence (to the widow for
her life and all the property at her
death to eight children, share and share
alike, except 3100 devised to each of
three grandchildren, Vivian - Elizabeth
Paine, Gustave Relnhold and Otto Pick.
Cave-in Injures Workman An em
bankment 'near the Portland Flouring
mills in lower Albina caved In- this
morning .burying Felix Oliver, -a la
borer. One shoulder was dislocated and
he had sustained Internal Injuries when
fellow workmen rescued him. He wss
taken to St Vincent's hospital In Hoi
man's ambulance. . ,-.
Sentence Suspended. Dr. ' M; L, Fen
ton, a dentist, tried to drive onto the
draw of the Burnside bridge yesterday
Just before it was about to be turned
and was arrested. la municipal court
this morning sentence was suspended on
condition that he observe the vehicle
and bridge ordinance In the future.
:u '; i-,fy
S300 Watoh Stolen. A watch valued
at 8200 was stolen yesterday from the
residence of D. 'J. Metxler, 718 Thufman
street The' police are searching for a
man who was observed loitering in. the
vicinity. . ,
Bate War Steamer Klamath sails
direct Saturday evening for San Fran
cisco and Los Angeles.. Cabin' 810 and
818, steerage 35 and lt, 'berth, and
meals Included. Frank Bollam, agent
128 Third street .
Kan rails In Hole. An employe of
the Portland Railway, Light ft Power
company left a manhole open at the
ffr 'THE J. K. GILL CO., THIRD AND ALDER STS. W
r i
Vdcafcion 0avs.
Arid the Good Old Summer Time
Make your vacation the more
pleasant by being prjoperly sup
plied with the kittle things" that
. go to make an outing really en
joyable, such as a Fountain Pen,
a Tablet, a good Book, a Lunch
Set, etc., etc ' You'll be glad you
spent a few minutes at Gill's after
you've started on your glorious
outing.
Booksellers zt jj 1 $ Crtnpefe
and vCfHl 0fffcc
Stationers i l l Outfitters
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
LAST-TWO PAYS
OF THE
Oonniiffl(D)iflitt Saille
of
You will find the most wonderful bargains
all through the store. Don't miss this
opportunity '. iCome earlyv
M. Hv BECKER
375 WASHINGTON ST.
i 'i
f uj
VSZZt? 'fi
,H s I ..! i II V 3
yMawv"" i. Ml ,
roHT cf F:ih ftni : ' ' l elfe'i?, pc
coriilr.se to a report to the roI-r this
morning, end a blind man named Simp
son stumbled into it Simpson rread
hts arms es he fell end succeeded In
breaking the fall Ha was elightly
bruised. Chief of Police Cox ordered
Sergeant Riley to obtain a warrant for
tho arrest of the employe responsible
Manufacturing Company Incorporated
Clarenoa C. Page, Robert TucKer ana
C. J. Wellman have Incorporated tho
Pacific Manufacturing company, with
a capital stock of 315.000. The com
pany will manufacture wrapping ma
chines and appliances.
Motor boat and yacht races.. Vancou
ver. Additional cars will be operated
on the Vancouver line on Sunday, July
10, 1810. leaving Second and Washing
ton streets on regular schedule time.
We Sponge and Tress Ton Clotti,
all for 81.50 month. Main 514. A-4814
Wagons run everywhere. Unique Tailor
ing Co, 80S Stark. .
Steamer Jessie starktns, for Camas,
Washcuga! and way landings, dally ex
cept Sunday, Leaves Washington street
dock at S p. m.
Old Jewelry ' "Wanted. We buy ' old
gold and silver, tfnele Myers Collateral
Bank. 11 Sixth street between Oak and
Pins.' . .
James, Oarteit fe Co the house mov
ers: removed to 180 East Water street
Phone East 4437.'. '. - :
XeVs Go BwlmmlngElegant steam
shower'and pltpge. 187 4th. Dally 25c
W. A. Wise and associate. pstnlesa
dentists; Third and Washington.
Slootxte Vacuum Cleaners rent by day.
Any on can use. Main 1283. ; :
v Sr. Arthur H. Johasoa has returned.
Medical building.
' St. 33. O. Brown, Eye-Ear. Marquara.
Campers outfitted. Wooster, 403 Wash,
GREAT
the
I
The Old, Old Story
SW tl .. t
' w jruu vara oduia;
the Tonr kind of hardware Is never
.. toia nere. vot we don't Keep that kind.
The kind of hardware m do handle can
be depended upon to prove as satisfac
tory after buying as before, for your
satisfaction is our -success just as our
quality Is your economy. Come and In-
ttgette-f or yourself. ' . )
Avery & Co.
;-43 3rd Street
-The careful buyer will find here some of the greatest bargains ever offered at this.
store. In order to make room for fall stock we have cut prices on all seasonable
goods to the limit in every department. Following are a few examples of the ex
ceptional offerings you will find here Saturday and Monday: . t
. Ladies' Wash Suits at $3.65
Saturday morning we will place ; on sale a full line of Ladies' $6.00 and $7.50 Wash Suits at
$3.65 ' These are stylish, snappy, well-tailored suits in three-quarter jacket and the pop
ular plaited skirt. They are made in good quality Indian Head, in light blue, pink and white.
Just the thing for your summer vacation v . 1
Muslin Skirts $1.19
Painty Muslin JSkirts the coolest pret
tiest skirt ' for ; summer wear, These
skirts are made from an- extra good
quality of sheer muslin, daintily trim'd
in lace and embroidery. They are a real
bargain ; at this price. Regular $1.50
and $1.75 values.
Saturday and Monday $1.19
Until Ml Are Sold Unusual Reductions in
the Men's Department
Beginning tomorrow and continuing until there is room to place our fall goods, we are mak
ing an extraordinary offer in Men's Suits., Cassimeres and worsteds, the regular 1910 patterns
and the usual careful, well-fitting models. These suits are great values, look splendid and will
save you much by" their unusually low price. - , - ,
$18 and $20 Quality Makes ; ttow Onlf$mb
" $13.50 to $16.50 Values are Offered at $11.00
You will have to hurry to take advantage of thb great offer. '
Shoe Bargaini Bathing Suit Days
Some splendid exceptional values In Men's Select a Suit From Thia Splendid Offering
Patent Colt Oxfords, 1910 styles, excellent fit- Ladies', men's and children's. An unusually
ting, the quality kind that wear well; $3.50 val- complete line in the newest styles, all sizes,
ues, have been reduced for Saturday and Mon- fast colors. These suits have a distinctive ap-
day to .....$2.68 pearance. Look and wear well. Quality val-
,'J, . .: 1 .,"7' 1 ' , 11 : ""; 111 : " ".' : . 1 "s from 50c to $4.50. ( .
Extraordinary RedutUons in Wash Goods .1 .j' . '.T '-"'""" "-r.'-""?."
You can make big savings by taking advan- (jTQi ValllCS ill VJssh Sfrf
tage of the unusual values offered this week in III tcfdll tJAirp
all Wash Materials. Large selections, splen- ' $1-50 Pleated Skirt for Only $1.09
did quality goods. Prices are cut away down, Attractively tailored, made of excellent, qual-
Buy Wash Materials this week during the big ity Indian Head." They 'fit beautifully and
sale. ' . make a dandy appearance. Colors are blue
.'''" 1' ' and white polka dot, black and white polka
Corset Cover Embroidery dot' " p"in whil'
25c and 35c Values Only 10 Per Yard ttr fnmmpf fntprt OQr
Individual attractive designs, splendid values. Jlt Vu'?c' wu,rcf
An opportunity to renew your embroidery sup- Dainty Cambric Corset Covers, prettily made
ply at a great saving. and trimmed with lace and embroidery. Reg.
35c values. Saturday and Monday...... 29
Unusual $3 Bargains, $1.95 , .. , ! , n 17
Ladies' attractive Gunmetal and Patent. Colt LdflieS liCSjS UUVJl IC
Pumps. These are the new, dressy styles that Ladies' Sleeveless : Vests, " splendid quality,
fit well, wear well and are greatly admired, fizes that will fit nicely. These are the regu-
The regular $3.00 shoe for only ...... .$1.95 lar 25c values. Now reduced t'o.....,., 17.
Basement Department
Mrs. Potts' Nickel-Plated; Sad
Irons, consisting of three irons,
handle and stand. Regular price
$1.25. Saturday-Monday. ...98
W. H. WRRKELL & COMPMY
EAST M0RRIS0H STREET
F; W. Baltes
invito your
inquiries for
PRINTING
1115
Fir iit and Oak
.COOLEST HOTEL IN
1 NEWYORK
nrniAVE AT CENTRAL BOSK
SUMMER. GARDEN AND
TERRACE V
nm STIHRY MAMAOINO BIBICTCJ
Jparaal Wants Are Winners
PLAZA HOTEL
M it '
-n j i
r s. r I
M'-m
iry comDea
On sale Saturday and Monday at,
.. . .
Adjustable strongly
made Window Screens,
Saturday and Monday
flit s ftas 20
Dr. Wythe's Dentists
148 5th St.
Opposite SlelM si rraak'i
rifth street eatranoe,
Znoorportxted trades the
Lsws of the States of
Orsyoa sal wasnlafftoa.
BXaWSST CXkAM OX WOXX
Fillings m Gold, Silver, Platinum VL,
and Porcelain ...... .50c to $1.00 ?5M
Croyn and Bridge Work,. $3, $4, $5 . ltSKI"
X AH VULXXXa A BPBCIALTT '07 TOMCEtULVX BBTDOB WOBK.
This Is, wlthoat doubt, tbs most beaatifnl snd last work knowa to dental
solenee. sjpsoes wbere one or more teetb bare been lost, X replaoe to look,
so Bstorsl that doteotlon Is Impossible. Ask to see samples of tols bean-
urai wore
All Work Done by Ontdnate Dentists
Wythe s system
OFFICES
TMH T. W. a A, COTTAQB
For young women, st Oearhsrt Beach;
Rates per day. 11.26; per week, I5.S0.
For Information snd. registration apply
TotUtf Women's ChrlstlsA Association,
Cor. Seventh and Taylor, Portland, Or.
CCHVAB PRINTING CO
lOSOLICITS YOUR PATRONAGE
3 A-"7 STARK STREET
r
T ' ' rr - t-t ri -
Ladies' 25c Hose Mc ,
Splendid quality Black and Tan Hose,- with
high spliced heel, and toe, made of good qual-
yarn ana guaranteed to iwear
14c
......
ladies' Drawers 69c
Ladies' Fine Quality' Cambric" Drawers, made
with three rows of tucks and trimmed with in
sertion and edging, some trimmed with em
broidery. This is our regular $1.00 garment
and will be on sale Saturday and Mon- a !
day at OtlC
Bargains
Ball Mason Quart
Fruit Tars
special at, per dozen
. . . .57 p
iNot more man a aozen to a per
son. No phone orders. .
CORNER UNION A VENUE
L
...BJBSWS.
HIQHE8T OXA9S OT HULTEJUAI.
$5
Who Thoroughly Understand the Br,"
or Painless Dentistry,
Portland, Or.148 Fifth Street. . nDDirr? n
Seattle. Wash., X116 leooad ATenus. Jr-rt-rIWt5C
SEASIDEHQUSE
. SSASX9B, OKEOOIT.
fiDend your summer vacation at this
popular resort. Fishing;, boating, fresh
end salt water. Purohase railroad tickets
to Houaday station, opposite hotel. Amer
ican -plan. Free 'bus. Rates 12.60 per
day and up,- Under new management.
$3 STMPLfc HAT $ 1 .53
CLEANED.BLOCKCD50C
Law Rent ia Buoant Rraioi,
"""-l.Ai )IK.S- HATS Rmr.HU
PLUMESOris 31S ALDLRSTCU.S
l 1
Scientific ra ':.:- I
tlftry Is kn;n 1 ' . :
Skill fountl '1 nn e-..
- eri-. at"! t'-''t la
'i h LO'sios x ..
, Tic 13 ir siiie ' i
'tract Tl-'2Tli . 1 : .
OUT PAIN for h t'.f
chares mide by oi.jcr
JentHts for painful extractions.
TBETB
A perfect fitting and natural looking
set of artificial TEETH must be as
sembled by an expert In scientific me
chanism; this Is why THB BOSTON
DENTIST8 are able to make a set of
artificial TEETH that restores the nat
ural facial contour and expression as
well ar to masticate food with.
TEETH
The nroner fllHnr r tnnth nnnlm
a knowledge of the .minute anatomy
Of the TEETH, laws and head aa well
as the adaptability of filling material
io oe uea, ana antiseptic preventions
of further decay after fining. This
is why THB BOSTON DENTISTS are
able to guarantee their fillings to stay
In. . , ' i . .
TEETH
Gold and porcelain crowns when prop
erly made restore broken down and
badly decayed teeth to their former uee-
xuiness ana neauty ana last a lire
uiiiv. '.. inn niKn eiass aenia.1 . wnric
Is not experimental but a lasting suc
cess when made bv-a master of the den
tal science. This is why THE BOSTON
DENTISTS advise this class of work
where it Is required,
TEETH
Gold and norcelaln crowns and bridge
work made strong and well adapted
replaces missing teeth and for cleanli
ness and utility is the most beneficial
and satisfactory work when made by ex-
penencea aenusts wno use u mgtt
grade gold and best material. This is
why THE BOSTON DENTISTS are able
to point with pride to thousands of pa
trons who are wearing this crown and
bridge work, with comfort and satisfac
tion. .
TEETH
Should be eared for bv rellnhl ifan
tists wbo charge for actual work dona.
This is why THE BOSTON DENTISTS
are able to do high class dental work
for the low prices. . .
une nee to au is -rue. motto or
The Boston Dentists
Coney fth and Morrison Sts.
Entrance SflH Morrison street, op
posite Meier A Frank's and Fostofflce.
Open evenings until and Sundays
umu
for people who work.
AMUSEMENTS
BUNGALOV7
THEATSB )
latb k Koxrtsoa
rkotaM Main
117 and
Tonight, 8 US. II Special Price
Tomorrow Wight IXUtbaee Tomorrow I
Henrietta Crosman
" Xa Comedy, "Aatt-saatrlmoay"
Evening, I J.00 to B0e: Mat.. 11.50 to !So
SBAT SAZ.B OPBVS TO I) AT
"BUNGALOW THEATRE "
t" Nights, Beginning Sunday '
Charles Prohmaa Presents -
William Collier
XV COKZ9T, "A XiTJCSCT STAB," .
Prices-12.00. tl BO. St.Od. 75o and 80o
K&xa s, A-ioao
E7EBT DAT
ITigbtS
ASTAVCBS VAUSSTXX.X.B
Mr. Edward Dawls ft Co. presenting1
"The storr of Sorcaa Gray," and eiglit
1 other fine sets.
QRAISD Wsek July 4, 1910
WATOST-HtTTCH
The Pour Xio Bros.
BUly X. Wells.
Ward and Weber. .
Barry Springold ,
and Marie Girard. .
Mabel Valenteene
ZBS-EDWAXOS.
The Eminent Paro
Ists, la their laugh
able Interlude, .
"Sohmaits's Sight
Off."
Moore.
Matinee Every Dav. 1:Z0: an
seat. lSe.
Evening performances at 1:3
and 9:18;
Balcony, 18c; Lower Fir., 15c; Box, 60c
VD I C'EP"
; Seventa sad Alder Streets.'
All Week; Matinee Daily, 2:45.
Armstrong Musical Comedy Co. in
"APPINPTT BEACH!."
Thursday algkt, Gold Watoh Given Away
Prlday Kight, Chorus Girls' Contest,
Two performances nightly 7:45 and 8:15
o'clock. Next week "Kalley's Comet. P
AOTABCBO yAUDBVIXXa
Attraction Extraordinary.
MB. CKAJUJSS XJVBKOXiM $t CO.
The Three lreamers, Wallno & Georg
ette, Rerres Brothers, Payton & Wilson,.
Special Engagement Miss Vloletta
wegner..
OXTKTAnr 8:30, T:30 and 9:00. '
WtJCJ I PABK
1200 feet above ' the city; 3000 square
miles panoramic 'view; best scenic rail
way In world; trip up Columbia, observ .
atory, wild woods, photo gallery and
score of other attractions. Ideal plcnlo
f rounds. No liquor. Thursday chll
ren's day. '
TI4IT AAKC Portland's Grand '
1 nOe VlVO Amusement Park.
. last Pew JJays .
X.IBBATX.
Remarkable PEKTOtMXBfG DOGS ABTS'
MOBXXTS. Don Carlos' Trained Ani
mals three times dally.' ;
TWO OATS OHXT JTUXiT 9-10,
TXAVZT7.
Eminent Russian Cornetlst and world
famous concert band. Musical sensation.
BASEBALL
BE CREATION PAXX
Vaughn and Twenty-fourth
Cor.
Sts.
VERNON
PORTLAND
JTIT 4,. B, , T, 8, and 19.
Games Begin Week says3:3o p, n,
. ; Sundays U:3') P. M. ',;
stand, SOc; Boxen, iuts extra. irnvKni,
Bleachers, 10c; . Grandstand, 25v
Lndlon' Dny Prlc!: ;-
Boys Under 1J r"r ti 3
' WsdneiJyf .