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. THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, -"- FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 21, M910. TONIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS . . rieing- ..... -ins v-uj Bungalow "The Girl, the Man, the Game Baker .. . . . ."The Uon and the Mouse Orpheum .Vaudeville Grand ........... Vaudeville Fan taees ............ .Vaudeville Lyrlo ,. Star. .'. . . nan. mtntn, nt th Ore arm Transfer streets, was notified today ' by City V I , e v. .k !. wer 'tew registered, In the .two burning- refuse from his stables at the !..,. . ... . tm - 4 L. 1. Tfl . 1 4. . V . B. W1U icar vi. mm ua.rn. juernKn is iui j I....-..... . V - Aba. Mm 1.1a , "A Summer Blizasard" Moving Pictures Oregon Electrlo-TranoMie Stops at each street crossing arid no more than two car trains are the two points which the property owners on Salmon and Tenth streets insisted should be in- Democratic Gain at Ontario. Kearney Pendleton. Oct 21. The registration 1 books closed Monday evening. v There Ontario precincts, 181 Democrats and scattering. There are 71 Demo i.t.hi.. h.,,T.i .; .nriVn.rt !crat nd Ms .Republican In the south stables .hauled away and incinerated prtclnct wlth . ictterln- an(!,t. Demo- ,7 . .p " , .T;. . crats and 121 Republicans with 11 scat- resident in that section of the Odors terlnf ,a th, nonh preclnct .Thls regl(l. arising from this burning. , tration ahowa a lirt. rXimocratin rain i over the vote of two years aero. ix xon Have a xrouniesoma voogn or eold that falls to respond to treatment try a 60o bottle of Kenyon's Cough Rem edy. I will cheerfully refund the price if you are not fully satisfied with re sults. Albert .Bern!, the druggist. Washington street, near 8econd. ; " Birthday of Noted Poet New York. Oct. 21. Will Carleton, the noted poet, whose home Is In Brooklyn, reached his slxty-flf th birthday . today and was the recipient of many congrat ulations from friends and admirers. Mr. Carleton was born In the town of Hud son Mich.,' and was engaged In- news paper work for many years in Detroit, Chicago and other etlea of the middle west before the publication of his "farm ballads" brought him fame, as a poet . norrlble Bide on Brakebeam, (United PrM Leaned Wire. , Xoaf Angeles, Oct. 21.--H1S left leg broken In three places and his right foot crushed to a pulp as the result of a terrible brake beam ride of 11 miles. Adolph Peterson, a tailor, lies In - the receiving hospital here. U Peterson climbed beneath a Squthern Pacific train at Burbank' last night to ride into Ixa Angeles. . The Jolting of the train threw him from hie position, but he clung to the beam with both hands. . Argentine Warship TlsIU Boston. Boston, Oct 21. With 2S cadets aboard, the Argentine warship President Sarmlento arrived In Boston harbor to day for a visit of four or five days. While here the officers of the ship will take occasion to inspect the progress that Is being made in the construction of the giant battleship that is being nuut lor me Argentine navy ai win yards of the Fore River Shipbuilding i company In Qulncy. ; , . ... K- ' 1 :?-f . i" i m in mid ii uaii-ie- . Men! Beware of chills. Jlmmle Dunn has a large stock of raincoats, craren ettes and overcoats ready for Immediate wear. They are all priced $5.00 to 115.00 less than their real worth. Jlm mle pays no exorbitant rent The up keen of his sample room Is only J30.00 a month.' He sells you 120.00 raincoats) for 1 11.85: 130.00 .raincoats for I18.TS.. IIS Oregonlan building. Take elevator' to third floor. AMUSEMENTS HEILIGI! t:"r '" Xhones Mala 1 and A-11S3. Tonight and Tomorrow NlaBt Price matinee Kahurt.iy Schubert Bros. Present Clyde lUtcV Ores Play , the cirv Evenings: fl.50, $1.00. 78c. SOe. 5c. I5 Matinee: $l.f0, 75c. &flc. $5c, 15v Astra Circle Astra Circle, Women of Woodcraft will entertain the campaign eerted in the proposed franchise to the ommitt tmm the i circles in Port- Osegon Electric company for, a permit ianrl next Thursday night In their hall. 10 use jnese streets, eeverai property Mny new ideas for the present, cam' uwnera aiusnaea ine treri -UI"J'"-v'5"' palgn will be advanced. ui me executive ooirij jmictuaj ouci- noon, and made known their wishes. If . these two points are not Inserted they shall insist that the value of the fran chise be placed, at an extremely high figure. The Oregon Electric compan is asking fpr permission to go down JXmt Overlook This Everybody call ing at our store , between now and Sat urday, October 29, will, gra free chance Lon .a Laurel Double Flue Steel Range, valued at $55., North Paciflo rurnlture caimon to ,xenm i-sxreei , inonce . iwrin l " Z to Flanders street This will give them a route through the city; and a way to .School ehUdrea's eyes examined free the sea- The company, proposed hav- if accompanied by parent Classes will . tnff tHnn ilnnr Yi rmlta nnt he fitted onlv ' whan lnrilratitil. Prir.M ' stop at each street crossing. The com- reasonable, at George Rubensteln's, optl- mlttee will consider the valuation for clan. 189 Third street, near TamhlU. - th franr.hla and rflhrt It bank tor" the hoard. k i ' ;'' , Bishop Soaddlnr Lectures In order to win the approval of the delegates to the Epleoopal convention at Cincinnati to his yiews for churchy expansion In. the Diocese of Oregon,, Bishop gcaddlng of Portland is giving secies of lectures before the delegates and visitors at the Church of - the Advent In Cincinnati. L The bishop's lectures cover the situa tion; both in church circles and bust- .' ness circles In Oregon and are proving a great advertisement to the state. One , of his lectures is to be given tonight Bishop Scadding wants the Church to make extensive appropriations towards Increasing the Episcopal working force In Oregon. s , , , Chanoe S of KohWes "Hobby Night" will open at 8 p. m. Frldar. October 21, at 491 Alder street Discussion will be ! free. A chanoe to present pet hobbles. . OrUntanattSi Bead In g and other courses will be organized at American Woman's league, city hall, tonight " All members be present - 0 .- . - (We Sponge acd Press Tour Cloth w, all; for $1.50 month. Mam tie. A-431 Wagons run everywhere. Unlqae Tailor ing Co 809 Btark. x - Steamer Jessie Rarklns, tor Camas, WSahougal and way landings, dally ex cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street dock at I d. m. v Born Contest Xands la Jail A con- Why Walt TJntll Blind or past human test at 3 a. m. between Henry Heiser aid? ; Consult free,' reliable, eye special-, and H. V. Reed, chauffeurs, - to learn ists. . Drs. Freese A Rice, 208 Merchants the relative strength of their automobile 1 Trust bldg. ' horns, cost them $15 each in municipal court today.' The test took place early yesterday on Alder, street, near Flf - teenth, the machines of , both drivers 1 having reoently been provided with horns operated ; Jpy the motors. The result (brought a volume of angry words And dentists. Third and Washington. .oaths from scores of heads which were stuok from ' windows of nearby bed chambers and also brought Patrolman Robert Stuart to the scene. He placed both under arrest on disorderly-conduct - charges, James Oarlok 8s Oo the house mov ers; removed to 180 East Water street Phone East ,427. W. A. wise and . assldatas, painless 4r, B. 0. Brown, Cye-Var. Maiquam. Floral Park Lot f 8BO. E-288, Journal. Bo Store Asphalt on Qrades AsphaV . for hard surface paving on streets that have a 'Steep incline was declared yes terday by" Mayor Simon to be not the beat of material. His veto was placed on an ordinance to Improve Lucretia place, between Washington and Everett Streets. Asphalt has proved more slip- . pery On Inclines than on any other pav ing, and caution will fee used hereafter in allowing It' to be laid. Any- grade of more- than 10 per cent will-be laid s with some other kind of paving. Try Wooeters, 408 Washington. - SATURDAY CANDY . Special at the Haselwood. Marshmallows dipped In milk, choco late coating, special Saturday only 40o per lb,. . . ! THE HAZELWOOD. . 888-890 Washington St The San Franolsoo, . CaL. Lumber Clerks' association at a recent meeting indorsed the stand taken by the Inter- BS-PlremM In Trouble A. V, John- nationat iiongsnoremen s associauon ior artn a former r tv flMmui. .ud. h i a nauoiuu uuuuwi uuiuu uwr pari;, wife were arrested hls morning by De-lThe international asks each of Its afflU tectives Price tfnd Carpenter on a "charge la ted unions to pass npon this Important of obtaining money on false pretenses matter. . i brought by gamuel eromberger, a broker in the Hamilton building. The Johnsons rented furniture from Henry Jennlng & Son and are alleged to have afterward " represented ; to Bromberger . that they were the owners of the prop erty, obtaining from him s loan of " Ladles' TaUored Waists, $1.75 values for $1.19 each. Ladles' silk hose. In all shades, $1.50 values for 98c each. Men's underwear In cotton and wool, two-piece and union suits, from 60c a garment up. I Cooper's knit underwear foremen, In I one and two-piece suits. Warner's Rust Proof, Redfern and . Thomson's Glove Fitting Corsets, Becker, McLoughltn arid 'Sweeney's Dry Goods Store. 441 Wash- ington st Marshall 2213. "'X ' hMX ' tVvvu IV-M,1 ! j v WW '", mmkmA i - CUFT0N. 2is, siffe BEDFORD, 2iis. kigb TkeWfr ICenl Beware of CMlls Jlmmle Dunn has -a large stock, of raincoats, craven- ettes and overcoats ready for Immediate wear. , They are all priced 3)5.00 to $16.00 less than their real worth. ' Jlm mle pays no exorbitant rent .,, The up- keen of his sample room is only $30.00 a month.. He sells you $20.00 raincoats for 811.85: 830.00 raincoats for $18.75. 215 Oregonlan building. Take elevator to third floor. . -' - " A - Mfci COLLARS Sit snugly to the neck, the tops meet la front and there is ample space for the -cravat... 15x.2ior2fr OuettTeabody Ac CaJfrkata Six Oala Bays Beginning Monday, October, 34.. and ending Saturday, Octo ber 29. i Everything that could possibly add to your comfort has been done. De- - llcious hot biscuits and coffee will be served free each day. Besides -making ready for your enjoyment we have pre pared a surprise for you In the form of a Laurel Double Flue Range In, opera tion, r North Paciflo Furniture Co., 184 First street ' Extraordinary Sals of Ken's Salts Choice of a wonderful variety of colors, ' weaves and patterns; styles and weights suitable for every occasion. Models for young and matured men, $30 to $85 val- , ues, for $18,752 $25 to $27.60 values for ' $14.75, "Knew" Sample Suit Shop, 815 Oregonlan building. -Take elevator to third floor, Jlmmle Dunn, Mgr; Special Uotlce Anyone purchasing a Laurel Double Flue Steel Range during the week of sou'r demonstrallar"whlch wlll he held between Monday, October .24.7 and Saturday, October- 29, will be presented wlth .'a-beautifully designed sliver set of 26 pieces, absolutely free. North' Pacific Furniture Co., 184' First - street. 4 1 . r Must Wot Burn Befuse John Klor- Fe W. Baltes and Company inyite your inquiries for PBINTMG pllAflA. Main 165 ' Phones Kome A1165 First and Oak SAVE, 2 , "FACTORY TO HOME" Solid Oak Mission furniture for dining-room. BEDROOM ... -UYINQ-ROOM -LIBRARY, HALL, DEN Sold in sections. You fasten the sections together yourself, sav ing all middlemen s profit and three-quarters the freight , t It's dead easy. , . t You're Pleased, or No Pay Write for our catalogue. Visit our salesroom. - - PETERS Manufacturing Co. Salesroom Factory ' . .. ; I 441 Hawthorne Avenue. - , Portland, Or. (DRAFT A.) Fashion is the life of Society ; schloss Baltimore Clothes V set the fashion for Gentlemen WKen you wear a Schloss Balti mpreSuit pr Overcoat you have the supreme satisfaction of being absolutely ; in Stylethe Schloss i Label is the hallmark of Fashion ablelClothes for Gentlemen ' They cost no more than the ordinary If you have never worn, a ' ScMoss Baltimore Suit or Overcoat -it will be worth your while to ask the'Schlos dealer to show you the New Models of Schloss Baltimore Clothes we will forward all of the latest models to our dealer for your inspecrion without expense no obligation to purchase-7"our pleasure to show. ' ' " ' Cold by BEST CLOTHIERS everywhere. " aat w Hade by -- .(Schloss BROS.&GO. : . . - Baltlmor$ Hew York BEAT BAI.B OPEJTS TODAY Hetllg- Thtre VTZZK beginning SUNDAY' NEXT Special Price Matinee Saturdiy . Flret Muelcul 1'Uy t Hcillg THE GODDESS OF LIBERTY Bveninnre 11.50 to 25e. Jlete. 11 to 25e BAKER THEATRE ' Korrlios end Elerentii Main 2. A-53S9 GEO. L. BAKER. Msr. Tonight, ell week. Matineee Wed. and ; j Sat. Mr. Baker takee pride in offertm,' ! his famoua Baker Stock Co. in CharUs I Kline's wonderful play. "The Won and the Mouae." One of the highest royalty plays , in stock. - Strong cat; euper.ft stage settings, -Wed. ba.rgala mat, SSc. Sun. and Sat. mat. 25c, SOc Evenings. 26c, 50c and 75e.- m .. yert WeeWfclttle Johnny Jones" Theatre, 12 th ami Morrson. Oeo. L. Beker, Mgr. - Phones Main 117 and A-4334 ALTj" WEEK-M ATINTJR RATL'RDkT THE! INIMITABLE Bll.Lt CLIFFORD'. in Hte latest Big Musical '"jorneay "t THB OtBIi. THB HAS, THE OAUJB ' Plenty of Laughs and Girls , , Twelve Blir Song Hits -'c.5'V Nights, 25c, 60s 75c, ft; mat.. 25c, 50e Vx WeefcTne Cow end the Moon" BUNGALOW LY R I C POBT1AKD FAMII.Y fLAYHDUSB Week Commenelne Monday Matinee Sdw. Armstrong Presents hy Popular - r . - : Beqnest ; -. MAXJOKIS SCAHX 1 and his popular eo-mpany la '- "A BUMMXB SLIZZASO" Two shows nightly, 7:46, Matinees daily. 2:45. Night prices, entire lower fir., 25c; bal.. 15c, mats., any seat, 2ua Next Wk "HOOP-LA" ORAIND Week Oct. 17. I9IO The Peerless and Inimitable . Billy Van The Grand Old Minstrel Man Call Paatser Trio John, and Bertha Oleason and Pred Honlihan - Barry Bloom Celest Slgnorla Bea, Vetera I OrandasooTe Matinee Every Day.' 2:20: any seat 15?. Evening performances at .7:30 and 9:ir.; First and Vamnlll PORTLAND A : : 66 n-'fiMwAwi ---- 1 1 ':-- y ) -f- 111 iS. ' i ' . - 99 Bale. 16c, lower fir. 25c, box seats 50a AOTAHOBB TATDXTXLLB r Special Engagement . Axunr books ft co. " Kunti & Kunts, Carpos Brothers, Four Henrys, Weiser '& Dean Extra added attraction, The Xeo Joe Tronpe 5 Sensational Cyclists MAIS 8, A-IOQ CAT. BTBBT DAT 1&-23-50 Birhte Te , ABTAJTCSD V AUS ETTXJUB Lioned Barrymore " and McKee Kankla, assisted by perns RanKtn, presentimi "The Whlte Slaver." and eight other - splendid acts. , "Ready Tailored" describes oup clothing to an iota. It is entirely dif ferent from the usual .run'of ready made clothing. Every suit is hand madeT tailored by master craftsmen. The cutting is superb. The coat fits snuig over the collar; the square concave should ers are without a wrinkle. The use of cold water shrunk canvas for the in terlining produces a front that is unbreakable. And mind you this good quality doesn't cost a cent more than you're asked to pay for inferiority elsewhere. $15.00 to $35.00 Furnishings Just a word or. two in passing as it were, about our furnishings dept. Complete stocks of shirts, neck wear, underwear gloves, etcev ery article of approved style of un impeachable quality-MDf warranted lowness of price. We ask you to come and see. Hawes Hats $3 If in doubt as to the hat question, solve it to your entire satisfaction by buying a "Hawes." Thes'e hats are sold in every state in the Union -they. Seing the only $3 hat that is. ThereT a 'reason for.it and that is the quality. , . ; .',;:-':;.- - ' : , , , ,. ' .- SshmWoohnliilhClotM J Wi and Alder GRANT PHEGLEY, Mgr. 1th and Alder Puct Sound Limited " Daily between Seattle, Tacoma and Portland. . Lcavaa Seattl . . 12.00 a Dally AitIvm Tacoma.. 1.30 pia Daily Leaves Tacoma . . 1.40 pra Daily Arrive Portland . 7.10 pm Daily Learea Portlaad 3.30 pm Dairy Arrive Tacoma.. 9.05 pm Daily trnvea Tacoma . . 9.13 pm pally Arrive Seattle. . 10.43 pm Dally Large, commodlooa, weO-ventita ted Coachea, Parlor Car and Din. log Car all alectrioUgoted. -Yon take eopper, a la carte. In a brand new Dining Car tervinc thoee famona meal for which people (elect the Northern Pacific la preference. Three otiier food dully train between awettle, Tacoma and Portland. TuhtUl ZS$ Morrison SKPorUani 92 Pacific AanwM , . , . . Teom& Itr Att.fi I i" Wy , StatlU Northern Pacific CompareOurP rices With thoMToahar hea la the hW er arias, and roa will tee that V 1 offer roe a anbataatial Usoa all work and m aunet rt better paiaiaal work anrwnare, bo vnw w We tnki slata and bridge work for out of -town patron ia fne day It drntred. alnlne oztnuitioa free when plate or bridge work la ordar. 4. Ceoauitation Ut. Malar Crewai $S.C3 22kBridreTetb4.C3 Gold Hllinse- . 1.C3 EMMiriltinff ICO Stiver Filling ' .50 Seoed Rubber Pitt o.CO . S..1 Rid Rubber j pi.tM 7.53 Pitalen trtf Ilea .OU aasT MaTMODe ICCHVAB FmriTlfJG CO rUSOLICITS YOUR PATRONAGE 2471 STARK STREET American Express Company t-- Issues TraTSlera Check anil letters of Credit Drafts on rorewn noiyit.ro,., , 1 "TaComajr' Otaers ...... Cible and telegraphic transfers of mon ey payable throughout the world. Seventh and Stark Streets TO SALEM .Jhree minutes . '25 Cents Calls to Salem and from Salem to Portland completed same as local calls in Portland byjpur new Two Number Service. . . . . . t . t ..... - ...... j - it it you ace not Know teiepnone numDer oi, party waniea,-can iniormaiion ana asccrictiu. . " . Try it and you will be pleased. . ; . TlirPacific Telephone & Telegraph Company ''Beck Building, Seventh and Oak Streets ' New Departure the cost of Interments have - been freatly redneea by the Holman - Vadertakisa; company. Heretofore It has been the custom of funeral directors to make charges for all ' Incidentals : connected - with a fu neral. Th Edward Holman Undertak ing company, the leading funeral di rectors of Portland, have departed from that custom. When.. casket la furnished by us ws make no extra' charges for embolmlng, hearse to cemetery, outside box - or any services that may be re quired of us, except clothing-, cemetery and rarriages.-thtts-ef fectm gr a saving of 25 to 176 on each funeraL THE EDWARD HOLMAN -UN DtiRTAKINQ-CO. 920 TBIXS ST COB. BALMOJT. - Cii. 1 1 11 . 1 ED EVERY SMILE ADVERTISES US ovb rsicssi Full set of teeth only $3.00 Bridge work or teeth without plates... $3.60 to $5 3ed rubber plates only ;. $7.00 Good rubber plates only ......... $5.00 Gold or porcelain crowns $3.50 to $S Gold or porcelain fillings , $1 np Sliver fil.Hna only... 50e to SI .00 Palnleas extraction only ,,, . , J5Q0 rree "when-plates are. ordereSi. Our Work Guaranteed Perfect No better work done aViywnere. Modern equipment, . perfect service, everybcU!"ton?j r pleased. Out-ol-tawa pM'ro'nS'mfty niake appointments and have work finished in one day.. Ev ery opetator a specialist: . The NEW YORK DENTISTS ' . K. A. BTVBOEVAHT, Mgr. Honrs 8 A. M. to 8. P. M Bnn 0 to t tady Attond't-iT- E. Cor.4tn k Moi'sn . LW.lWIli.hnaoriisMuuii ! n tun Bimitii Nmiw . I All work fairy guaranteed for fifteen Tears. i Visc Dental Co,,inc ! ' Painless Dentists rininiBulWlntTlilnlini WathlnrtOB.MRTUND.OSl. I . CUloKai: A. K. t r. M. liuUaji. Gorham Rubber Co. 309 OAK ST., PORTLAND, OR. ' ; V i j ,. . ; Sawyers'OiledClothing is the only genuine Crackproof Qoth ing on the marketabsolutely guaf anteed. Ask your dealer. aaaaasaMaaiaBBaSWaaSSSrSBMSSaMaBasaSBBBBSBBSaxaawMHiiBw AT GUAkMAU I t BT THS CY.K" Offers Splendid -'Attrsitlfi,- t' . Salt Plunge Shell r'ih h"'i 1. . Beach F1nt i"lf t'.r-c Ameiioa M't liifh,$ An m t World Ko'l'i.i 'i rit It. ' r '.... rr 'inp.-iBaw-e?--r
