THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 29, 1910.
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TONIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS
Hallls .... ."The Goddess of Liberty
Bungalow .n "The Cow and the Moon
Baker ...f,... "Little Johnny Joins"
nrni..nn . . . . . Vaudeville
Grand . . . ; ..... Xaalevl
Pantaeea Vaudeville
Lyric , ..."Hoop La'
Star
Moving Picture
- Mueaxn ot Art A fine collection of
Moro brasses from iha Philippine is
lands la now on exhibition In gallery A,
in o.vnMnn tn " the loaned Dalntlnita
Three of these painting, sketches made
at Lyme. Conn., by H.'F. Went, are
particularly interesting as being the
work of a Portland man. The library
has been hung with sculptured reliefs
and in gallery B are shown some paint
ings by John H. Trullln ger, recently re
turned to Oretron from Parish The mu
seum hours are 9 , to 5 week days; 8
to 6, Sundays; free, the afternoons of
Tuesday, - Thursday, .Friday, i Saturday
and . Sunday. .', . r';C;i?..'
Verdict to Defendant The Jury In
"the suit of John P. Ford and H. H.
Cloyse vs. Anthon Eokern, cashier, of
the Scandinavian-American bank . of
Portland,' yesterday afternoon returned
h verdict In favor of ths defendant
Plaintiffs sued for $20,000, which they
illeed to be due them as commission
. for procuring purchasers for a lumber
mill owned by Eckern. The mm was
aot sold, but the plaintiffs claimed that
they had performed their part ot the
.J( tontraot and that they had found par
, ties who were ready and willing 4o buy
riant fnr t son nnn .
I? . V . - V v .,.
.m Bun O ver ijr Ante George Martin,
aged 42, of 8 Glbbs street. Was struck
and run over by the automobile of J. J.
. ReeiVa real estate man, on First street
. between X Alder and .Morrison streets
about 9 o'clock this morning. Reed
Dieted him ud and removed "him to po
, ilea headauarters in the machine, from
where he took hira to the office of City
Physician Ziegler. The boy's right foot
, and aim were Injured. According to
Reed younr Martin lumped from
v wagon directly Into the path of his
automobile. j-
Vunsrei of ' Adam rieokansteln. Fu
Doral services o AQam. Fleckenstein, a
pioneer resident of this city, will be
oeia irom mo unaerumuig yuiuie v
. the ZeUer-Bymes, Undertaking company
tomorrow afternoon at 2 o clock. Mr.
:- Fleckenstein was 77 years of ago and
had lived in ". Oregon since 187S. He is,
lurvlved by four sons and a daughter.
. rhey are John, Henry J. and Frances
Fleckenstein of this . city, Mrs. Area
itein of this city and George J?l.oske.B:
- itelit7 t)t&tfar;tfue"to" eld age. -
DAY S MIS
III ST. JOHNS
Streets Being Improved, House
Being Repaired and Realty
' Board Revived.
of the west 40 feet of lots 13 and 13, in
block 13, Williams Avenue additions to
me city. Ths complaint alleges tne
plaintiffs are the owners n fee simple
of the property, and that the defendant
has been hostile possessor of It for 30
years. r . , ,.:. ..
fine fox Chines G&mhlsrs Render
ing .his decision today in the cases of
See Wall, Ah Long and Yuen- Huney,
Chinese gamblers who were, captured at
3 Second street by Patrolman Klln
ger. Municipal Judge Taxwcll con
victed them of the charges and fined
each $50. Moy Wan, who was found
guilty of selling ."lottery tickets at
267 Salmon street, was also fined a aim
uar amount and Antonio Llberatis, a
visitor, assessed $15. The first three
orientals were found playing domlnos
witiin a few hundred feet of poiloe
headquarters in a room formerly used Lona- awaited street imnrovements In
for fantan gambling. Four ol the play- st Joha9 hav6 t Uat taken material
ers escaped, but Patrolman Kllngel cap-J ..,,',., K., .
,,.ni.. ,-, .mhir..( ehape and operations havs begun on
annaratua and 40 cents in atakea .,: Fessenden and Jersey streets. Fessen
aen street is to Da graaea, cement ejao-
Bells Xdauor. Wo XJoenss A fine of walks to be built and curb to be laid
$160 was imposed this morning by Mu-I for "8s blocks from Fdlaon street to
niopai j-uags iasweu upon -eier wan- Hill's ' cut. , P. a-Peterson & Co.. to
us, proprietor of a chop house at rohnm , ,.,.a ,.
800 Couch street, who was convicted' of " ,rv
selling Hauor without a license. The laBt council meeting, have made a start
evidence was obtained by Patrolman F. on tha work and two blocks have been
L. Cameron this morning when he met I paved. After the paving has been done
Joseph Murphy and A. . Hajek;, loggers, I no mors work vrin be don on this road
wandering about the streets and . on 1 until spring, when . ths macadamising
searching them found a flask of Whis-iof two whole s notions wfu be under-
key in Murphy's pocket. Murphy tola I taken.
him hs had purchhsed it nota nanus a i Work has also begun for laying a 12
few 'mlnutei before. Cameron arrested I foot cement sidewalk along Jersey
the two men as wftnesses and then took I street . Kilkenny Brothers. , who have
Man us Into custody. I this contract, wers busy today, tearing
t"" - I down the veranda of ths St Johns Fur-
X prank with Strangers. Just after niture company. - which overhangs the
receiving $800 as payment for . work he I sidewalk. They havs a great many car
had dons, D., 8. Gee, a contractor,, of I loads of stone for the foundation piled
11 East Seventh street, walked Into I up along cross streets.
Frrtrs saloon on East Burnslde street I : f. BemodsUna' Boms.
and had several drinks with Strangers. The remodellns' of ths horns of F. W.
Later he discovered that ths money valentine ' at the corner of Valentine
had been taken from his pocket HlBna Burlington streets Is now nearing
reperted the theft to the police, but was eonini&tion. The structural alterations
unable to give them any definite flescnp Hl finished and ths decorators ar add'
tlon of the men with whoni n Daa been ing ths finishing touches 'to the inter-
drinking,
lor work.
SUalty Board Revived.
The St Johns Realty Board, which
has been in abeyance for many montns,
has now been resuscitated and. is looking
forward to a period of increased useful-
Tins Greek Restaurateur A ' fine of
$50, was imposed. this morning by Mu
nicipal Juds:e Taswell on Louis Keu
ioaus. proprietor of a Greek restaurant
wno was aocusea f ne6s In its new lease of life. Ths reor-
$10 weekly to Sergeant Goltsand Pa- . .. . now comnlete and
trolman Nelson 11 r they, would pennjt aprjlnremen, have Deen ro8(i t0 hol4
him to conduct a gambling game in his
place. .. . ' v
a reeular weekly meeting each Monday,
The following have been elected officers
..n-mn..4 .nn,nanv n P Wl.
Kr. Wyers Is DesoA cablegram--,. ,-irmn w w ifini? first vice'
from Kilauea, Hawaii, announcing the 1 president: F. W, Valentine, second vice
death of Mrs, Jane Myers has Just been
received. Mrs. Myers was the mother
of Mrs. Josephine Chamberlain, former
ly of Portland, and Jackson R, Myers,
who married Miss Clara vekum.
president; Roy O. Cook, secretary and
treasurer. . " ; .
' Good says rishinr. .
Dan 'Williamson and Mrs. Annie Beol
recently enjoyed an afternoon's sport
Bill. Will Tai-C. B. Ellis. Socialist. iVs i.'iT.:s idn'.
party nominee for representative, will D0W trout being about equally divided
speak before branch No. 4, Socialist . nh.rB Th lareest measured' 15
party, , tomorrowjylnf Jair. JwJUl tnshes.' C6B!detttW tptlcXCtaXtOtt It ttfi
AmPAIGN
FOR BETTER
L
IGHT ON
STARK STREET
A movement has been Inaugurated to
make Stark street one of the leading
business streets of Portland from ths
retail standpoint and to : see that a
scheme of lighting similar to that on'
Washington, Morrison 'and Sixth streets
be carried out the length of the Street
to its intersection wltn Washington.
At a meeting held In th r-nmmorplol
olub Stark Street Improvement' as-
ouciauon was organised with M, L
Hlrsch as president J. J. White, vice
president and J. J. Cohalin. seoretarv-
htreasurer. - The orranlzera of ths asso
ciation ' believe all .stark street needs
to become one of the great retail
arteries of the city Is a little boosting
and proper lighting and It aims to sup
ply both these necessities. Members of
me association nromlse that Rtarir
street will shine with lights from one
ena to me otner within a short time.
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GUILFORD WILL BE
, SENTENCED TUESDAY
Howard A, Guilford, 12 years old. who
was convicted "for attempting to bribe
a juror in the W. Cooper Morris embes
tlement trial, was ; not' sentenced thin'
morning by Judge J. p, Kavanaugh," who
tried him. -. , v ,- ,. , '.
Ths Judge announced that he would
aentehoe ths prisoner next1 Tuesday
morning at :80. It is believed 'that
Guilford will be given the minimum im
prisonment and , that sentence will be
suspended. , The Jury that tried Gull
ford reached its verdict only after It
naa neen agreea mat the Jurors should
go before the Judge In a body to plead
for the remission of the youthful
oruier s punishment Guilford is still
in the . county Jail, his attorneys not
having succeeded in getting into com
munication' with the boy's father to
whom application was mads by wire
rpr izuuu Dau money. .,
FAIR PLAY
DOUBLE PAY FOR
ELECTION OFFICERS
Will In Effect Be Two Sets of
Officials Nov. 8 Because of
Special Election.
Two elections will be held In the city
Of Portland on November 8, with two
sets of ballot boxes and two sets of
election officers. ) As a matter of fact
the Judges and olerks of election will
bo the same men, but they will act un
der separate appointments, and so far
their acts as county and city orricers
will be distinct
This result comes from the decision
of the, city to hold a special election
for a vote on' proposed charter amend
ments the same day the general elec
tion Is held. City Attorney Grant and
City Auditor Barhur agree In" the opin-
Becohar and - Morrison streets.
. risad Hot GulltyA. Bohncldet, A. T,
Stparns and P. W.. Henderson were ar
'alsned, beiore Circuit Judge Cleland
resterday, afternoon on. a charge of ob
taining money under false pretenses.
The - Indictment returned by the grand
'hiry against the three men alleges that
Ihey sold a partnership in a mythical
real estate " bushicps to IL E. Shipley
ind P E, Oumm. They secured for. the
maglnary partnership $500 in money
ind- aLnoto for .$200. ' The defendants
. )leaded not guilty.,. ' , :.., ,,-.':
Snss Because of Tall C . Chrlsten
, ion, guardian for Alexander Brosseaui
today filed a suit to obtain $7600 dam
igea for Ws ward from the Oregon Box
fe Manufacturing company It. is al
' ' leged In the complaint that ths com-;
-pany was negligent in permitting ths
txlstence of a hols tn the floor. -Bros-seau
slipped through the opening, frac
turing his arm and Injuring him other-;
wise. - A
Wanted 1000 prohibition Toters to
"meet at T. M. C. A. at 7 o'clock this
evening to march In -a body to attend
Mrs. Armor's meeting at the Armory,
10 th and Couch, , - . '
Dr. Olarsncs True Wilson will expos
the "Home Rule" association and, advo
cate state wids prohibition In" Graos
church, 10:30, corner 12th and Taylors
" TJndsr the Auction Hammer H. An
derson's stock of art goods In solid
gold and silver will be sold.- Sale starts
Tuesday. L 190 Third street , 1
as to the exact location of Los creek,
where the anglers declare they caught
this exceptional mess, for the lucky
ones are not giving any very definite
Information as to the whereabouts, of
the spot They will have to escape very
stealthily on their next expedition u
thev want to keen their Eldorado a .se
cret from ths many whose sporting am
bitions have been fired by this proof
of fisherman's luck.
Mr. Voter, ws believe you are fair
land will play fair. If you live remote
irom counties where a small proportion
of the voters and tax payers want to
slice up the county, create new offices
snd build, new courthouses, why should
you not vote against it? To play fair
is to let the voters settle their own lo
cal differences. - From all parts come
teports that voters will not try ' to di
vide ths outside ooun ties any mors than
they will vote fbr county officers .In
anothwewn tyr' Vots"lW 6tt "creation
ot all new counties. (Paid Adv.)
Baker
ion that judges and clerks will bs en
titled to doubl pay for their work, as
the city is bound to pay them for the
special election, and the fact they work
for the county the same day Jls only a
coincidence, officially considered.
Holding the elections the same flay .
Will nevertheless effect a considerable)
saving for the city in election supplies,
renting of voting booths and erection
of tents whers buildings ar not rented.
Separate ballots will be printed for ths
city election, and every voter in 'tne
city precincts will bs handed two bal
lots when hs goes to mark his ballot
The city ballot will contain four meas
ures. One Is ths proposition iot
800,000 ln'bonds for public docks, an
other the plan to assess the cost of
water mains to the water fund, and the
others authorize the fixing of ths sal
aries of ths city engineer and city at-
tornsy by ths council.
Change in Baker City Local.
Effective Sunday, October 30, O. R. &
N. trains 1 and 2. known as ths Baker
City locals, will be withdrawn east of
Pendleton, , . No change In time between
Portland and Pendleton. ,
"Jt Con froattv Custodian" '
Christsnsen's Dancing School
Forming a new class for adult begin
ners. ; Phone Main (017, A-4BS0.
AMUSEMENTS
THEATRE
7th and Taylor
Kns Main 1 and AX1M
LABT TIMED TONIGHT , '
JOSEPH B, HOWARD -Tn
the Musical Play Buocess
"TSTB GODDESS 0 X4BERTT"
Evening prices, $1.80, $1.00, 76a. 60o,
. ., SSo and I5o
FRANK C, RIGGS
Twenty-Third and Washington Bib
v BelOlng Brosn Jswslsrs and Sclentlflo
OptloUns removed from 4 5 Third street
to new store. Bee our windows. , I4S
Washington street..: ; . .Ui . XJLi?.
Steamer Jsssls Harilns, for Camas,
Washougal and way landings, daily ex
cept Sunday. , Leaves Washington strset
dock at z p. m. . - :
. TO Celebrats Annlvsrsary The iTsb-
grnacle Baptist church Is to celebrate
the first anniversary of the dedication
it its building next Sunday. There will
bo Sunday school at t:4S a. m,, and three
preaching services as follows: 11 a. xn
nd t:30 p, m. In the afternoon Dr. W.
B. Hlnaon of the White Temple will
preach. There will he special njuslc,
with vocal and violin solos.
Judgments Satisfied Satisfactions of
i number of Judgments against the Mt.
Hood Ballway & Power, company were
eoorded In the county clerk's pfflce
TesteTday.:7.rThs Judgments wers - for
rightw of way secured by ths company
for Its projected rail line from Port-
land 1 to -Mt" Hood and amounted alto
rether to $1B00. - . - ;-.v,
- Bast Bids Dark Explosion of a trans
former at the Knott street station of
ihe Portland Railway, Light & Power
. (ompany, left ths east side In darkness
. lor a few minutes last night at S o'clock.
Ths accident was one that very rarely
Kxrurs. The current was switched to
mother transformer as quickly as pos
tlbls when service was restored.
Dr. Buchanan's Lectors Sunday eve
ling the People's Forum will meet at
lelllng-Hlrsch hall Tenth and Washi
ngton , streets to hear Dr. Davidson
Buchanan on the subject "Something
tmpemdlngr What Is Itr'. No charge
lor admission. Dr. Buchanan has spok
k m frequently . in Portland.
Grand Republican Sally at Masonio
Ternple, West Park and Yamhill streets,
Saturday night Ootober 29, at 8 o'clock.
. Speakers: Acting Governor Bowerman,
Pan 3i Malarkey and Judge Stephen A.
Uwell. Voters are urged to come-out
Vnd hear the issues of the campaign
fearlessly disoussed. ,; '
.. Bentsnosd tot TtarW. B- McDonald,
who pleaded guilty to a charge of lar-
ieny, was yesterday sentenced by Clr
Wit1 Judge Cleland to a years Impris
onment In the state penitentiary. The
lass - of Willis Gray,. Indicted on a
shargs of robbery, was continued for
10 day. ." . .. . -.. -
Bolt to Oust Oompany-Mansfield C.
Btrawn and Helga C. Strawn filed a suit
(S,tn the circuit court today against the
rreeDstei una & Adjustment Company
o oust the company from the possession
First Baptist Church
.Twelfth and Taylor' Street! ' ;
. , s 10:30 A. M. ,
Preaching by Rev. W. B: Hinsoji
"TO HELL
andMGK"
P. M Special meeting for women.
Bubject-A Model Wife arid Mother!
, Preaching by ,lRev. W. B Riley .
"A Foolish Farmer"
ORGAN RECITAL 1 ,
; - Music by 'Quartet and Chorus.
Corns taken off with Hedging" Corn !
Cure, when everything else fails. Al
bert - Bernl, ths Druggist Washington
near Second, -
THE LAND
OF FLOWERS
Hsdns of aright Blocmlnr Osrsna a
Half mis Kong.
Honolulu, 'and in -fact ths entire
Hawaiian islands, are world-famed
for their flowers.- What do you think
of a night-blooming cereus hedge half
a mils Ions- and all In bloom at once.
There are dozens such . In. and about
Honolulu, and they are all In blossom
during February the month the Roche
Thompson "Aloha" excursion will be
mere, mere: -are meraiiT uiouwnoa
and thousands Of the blossoms Just
Women of Woodcraft hall, Tenth snd Ukirtlnz an ordinary wall.
Tayior, eaiuraay. , . ..
mands ft
You never aat tired of looking at the
flaming Polhclana Regla or the golden
shower trees, or ths Bougalnvillea, or
the Crimson Hibiscus, or the hundreds
of other kinds of blossoms ' Every
thing but the ross and the violet for
curiously enough ths rose and violet
do not thrlvs there.
Most consplclous are ths stately
palms sprinkled about door yards, and
if you are curious about. trees you may
CaeUn shouiar be reelected famous robatreethe
Islands. It was Imported
Imperial Turkish Baths, under Wat
son's restaurant - Finest In city. Open
J. B. Cleland should bs reelected
Circuit Judge. Ths publio welfare de
mands It - (Paid Adv.
John B.
Circuit-Judge. Ths publl welfare de- Hawilan
W. A. Wise snd asslclstes, painless
dentists. Third and Washington. -
(Paid Adv.) " tnere about fifty years ago and the ori
ginal tree still stands in tne catnoue
Cathedral grounds. ' The tree came from
Ton Should go to Wooster's,
DELINQUENT CONTRACTOR
CALLED ON "CARPEF
The Hebe Construction company was
South America and a Driest brouKht It
It has a fern-like leaf, a tough fibrous
wood .that burns while green, and it
erows a bean tnat is roratrs ror catue.
There is no grass on these Islands as
the rest of ths world knows grass. The
Algaroba tres has' spread with al
most llghtnlng-llke rapidity all ever
Hawaii. It is ths sustaining life of the
place In forest growth.
Ths eolorinsr of the Hawaiian Islands
declared dellnouent yssterday afternoon i" IsrmaVe-'
uyxvuo mwuuh uuiu mcir uu- iou. from black through, gray; purple,
tracts for improving " Bast Tenth, vellow and brown to the brigrht red
Eleventh, Twelfth and Thirteenth of the soil, which Is most fertile. Back
streets, between Brazee and Knott of all this and capping ilon th2
streets. Slowness with Tich the com- .'fiuL7.-10' Zi
the cause, Ths time for complstlng Koe and the dark green of the Ohia,
the Improvement has long since ex- riving a color scope scarcely to be
plred. The , city attorney was . In- found In any other one view, portray
struoted to proceed with the necessary lng a beautiful expanse of tropical
aotlon to force the bondsmen of the landscape.
construction company to take up the
contract and finish It
Charles Pottage, representing the
Hebe Construction company, asked the
board to give more time on ths work.
He said they had been working under
difficulty, - and - wera now at a point
whers the work would move faster. The
board followed ths action of the street
oommlttee In ths matter, however, and
declared the contractor delinquent.
Emancipation Sale
. News Tersely Told .
Cut PfIccs!2
"' ":"$ 650 Player Pianos, Now $492
5 700 Player Pianos Now $532
- $ 950 Player Pianos. Now $715
$1125 Player Pianos, Now $885
$1250 Player Pianos, Now $941
They Won't Last Long Come Quick
There have been busy sals days on numerous occasions in the
past at the "Always Busy" EUere Musld Houss corner, but this
week's record surpasses anything that has ever been attained
heretofore In player-piano selling. EJvery one of our splendid
delivery wagons has been busy making deliveries from early until
late.
The tremendous number of player-pianos sold will not bs start
ling hews, however, to those who have Investigated our Emancipa
tion Sale, which marks another epoch in modern piano selling.
The truly unprecedented savings now made possible, and the
exceptionally easy manner In which payment can be made, havs
lnvatiafciy proven lrreaistiDie
Investigate.
to everyone who has come In to
Closing Out All Weber Pianos
discontinuing also the
unriKhts."
stock are the latest but ws havs also flvs slightly used ones that
Ws are
Piano, grands and
renresentatlon of ths Weber
Most of the Weber Pianos In our
were made when Mr. C B. Lawson was still In charge of the
Weber factorv, and under whom a piano was produced o which en
titled the Weber to a place foremost among the great pianos in
ths United States. . - I.
Every catalogue style of the Weber Piano, grand or upright,
will be found on display, and also soma special styles are here for
selection. .
All win be closed out at seventy-seven cents on tne aouar tior
grands) and seventy-three cents on the dollar for uprights.
Reduoed prices, however, apply only to ths present stock;
hand. It will, therefore, pay you to call at once,
on
Why Wait Longer?
Tour friends and neighbors, havs Investigated this sale, and
found they could secure magnificent Instruments at a saving big
enougn so almost pay ror anomer.
Act promptly. Come .today, or.be on
hand the first thing Monday.
There are hundreds to select from
at our Retail D spar t m en t 53
Washington Street corner of Park
(Flghth) Street the "Always Busy
Corner. .
EE-.J
MME. GADSKI SINGS
. TOMORROW AFTERNOON
Tomorrow afternoon at the Helllg
theatre ? brilliant and very large audi
ence will gather to greet the , great
Oadski, who comes to present one cf the
loveliest1 and most satisfactory recital
programs sver offered here. The num
bers which she is now gtvlng through
out this concert tour have been selected
after great deliberation and ' work,
Gadski's accompanist on this tour is
the' composer-pianist Edwin Schneider,
who-made a very good impression here
with George 'Hamlin two years ago. ,
Mme. Gadski has selected two of I
Schneider's . compositions for- her own
use and sings them delightfully. They
are on the program which ths - noted
soprano will use at the: Helllg theatre
tomorrow. Mr. Schneider, will also play
two- piano solos on the program. Mme.
Gadski sang last nlgnt in Seattle with
the Seattle Symphony orchestra to a
"standing room only" house, -
The North Bank Road Changes
TmrOctober30th-
i-To-ihe-1 ffc: TALK
a j.avu, TO SALEM
V v i
On 'the -winter schedule, effective Sun
day; train No. 8, from Chicago,- St Paul
and Spokane, will arrive Portland 8:10
a. m., Instead of 7:30 a,- m. Train No.
6, leaving Portland li s, m., and No.
6, arriving at f f05 a. rn., now In service
Ws take our hats off to
the promoters and builders
Of the Helllg theatre. It is
said to-be one of the finest
playhouses In the country,
and. It Is only one of the
fine theatres in the city -and
yet you can scarcely get
a seat for a performance
unless you go early, or buy
your ticket In advance.
Portland Is a dtyv We ars
doing lots of things better ,
than any other place In the
' west even , our baseball
boys expect to "bring home
the pennant" In spite of
being knocked out of three
. games won equaling six
games. Tea, ws ars "going
i some,"' and have just got
started and there will never J;
In tho history of tse city
' bs a time when real estate
is ss low as it is today. Let
us show you the best realty -bargain
now offered, Irv
ington Park lot at 175
. each.. .. . ;
f.B. H0LBR00KCQ.
: 214 fcnmbsf ; Exchangs
hones, A-7507, Main 6398
6, arriving at f ros a. rn., now in service fov, '
1!
Three minutes
25 Cents
Calls to Salem and from Salem to Portland corripleted same
as local calls in Portland by our new Two Number Service.
If you do not know telephone number of party wanted, call
"Information" and ascertain.
Try it and you will be pleased. .
The Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Company
" Beck Building, Seventh arid Oak Streets
scats vow .BEuuara
HEILIG THEATRE
Seventh and Taylor fits.
Phones i Mala 1, A-liaa
Mme. AHA NAZIMOVA
Monday Evening, Oot it. Ibsen's
"LXTTUQ XTOXkP
Tuesday Evening, Nov. 1, SehnlUlerB
"TB0B XAXKt TAXB"
Wednesday Evening and at the Spe
cial Price Wednesday Matinee
"A DOLL'S HOTTED"
' . Prices: .
Evenings, 12, $1.60, II, 75o, 60c, SSo, Bo
Matinee, $1.50, $1, 75c, 60c 86c, 25d
mmmm
SAVLVGS BATili
PAYS
4 Per Ccnl.
OPEN
For the convenience of
its customers on Satur
day evenings from 6 to 8
114 Second St.
Cor. Washington, Port
land, Oregon.' . .
GompareOurPr
ices
Seats
9 B I OU
750
BOX BHATS
MME.
GADSKI
ailXT ffUSSAY
23a
HEILIG Theatre
WltbthoMnmhiTsrUB t tbsUMt of win,
nd tm will t that v i offer ?o. ,ubrtant 11 Mt
luon all work swt ran awnot set bttr pinln
work ujwhr, no mtto how muck jrou pjr.
n flnua pl.t nl
brldtta work for out-of-tows
p.troo. la
on dr U dnlrM.
Fkiiuew Oltr.otiotl
free ba pl.tt or
brlds work i order- .
t Cootulutioti im,
BituCrownt $5.00
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Entmei Fillings tea
Silvwminn' - .ou .
Good Rubbf
Plates O.MJ
putM . 7.53
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SST MSTM60S
UL W. L Will, Punt u. Muuu
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All work fully guaranteed for fifteen yean.
Wise Dental Co.,mc
Painless Dentists
Fsning Building, Third (nd Wuhlnttofl. P0RTUKD, ORE,
BUNGALOW
Theatre, lltn
and Morrson. -
Oeo, Ii. Baker, Mgr. '
Mones Main 11? and A -4 234
Last Time Tonight . Charles Bellon's
Famous Musical Extravaganza
"THE COW AV2 THB HOOW
Forty people, trick scenic effects, gor
geous transformations, pretty, girls,
song Kits, screaming oomsdy.. Prices,
26c. 60o, 76c, $1. Nfrxt-week, opening
Tn. Bins Mont, u
matinee- tomorrow,
neat sale toqay,
BAKER
THEATRE
Morrison and SlSTsntk
Main 8, A-6360. OEO. L. BAXSB, Mgr.
LAST TIME TONIGHT.
Baker Stock Co. with Henry Stockbridge
and immense choruses ; in ueorgs JM.
Cohan's greatest musical hit of them all
uttui jo a sax joiteh"
Tremendous hit; packed houses all week..
trices zoo, ouo, oc; oat. Mai. zoo, soc;
Wed. -Bargain Mat. 25s. Next week.
opens tomorrow matlnse. "Tearas."
EVtRY SMILE ADVERTISES US
OXTA PSXCSSi
FuU-asU of - fh
only $3.00
Bridge work or
teeth without
plates.,. 53.50 to 95
Red rubber plates
only $7.00
Gdod rubber plates
only .... .. $5.00
Gold or porcelain
crowns $3.50 to 83
Gold or porcelain
fillings ......91 np
Silver 'fillings
only... 60s to S1.00
Painless extraction only ..60o
rtts when plates are ordered.
- Our Work Onarastsed Perfect
No better work done anywnfire.
Modern equipment, perfect service,
every oustomer pleased. Out-of-town
patrons may make appointments and
havs work finished in ona day. Ev
ery operator a specialist ' -
The NEW YORK DENTISTS
SB, ' K. A. BTTODEVAHT, Mgr.
Honrs 8 A. M. to 8. P. K, 8unM 9 to 1
Lady Attend a. E. Oor.4th a Mor'sn
xaxsr 0, A-ioao
MAI. EVXHY SAT
if-25-60.
WlroH
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oct. m v THEATRE
ATJVAJTCX V A UD VTXUB -
First American Tour , of Mile. Camllle
Ober, ths Parisian Star and Phenomenal
Vocalist
Q RAIN D Week Oct.-24, 1910
Ths world's most
marvelous monkey
Lady Betty
Ths all bnt human
Chlmsansss
Matinee every day, 9:80; any seat 15&
Evening Performances at 7:30 and 9:15;
un 160, lower nr. xa dox seais duo.
Campbell & Ystes
The three Escardos
The' three Imperials
Bush A Peyser
Pistel & Cushlng
Grandascops
LYRIC
FOBTLAffD
7AMTLT
nATSOVSB
Bsvsnth and Alder Btrssts
ALL THIS , WEEK
Bdw. Armstrong Musical Comedy Co, In
HOOP UA
Special Feature.
Marjorle Mahr and Ths Tempi City
Quartet
2 Performances Nightly. Matinees Pally
TEETE-
Save Your Teeth Now
Tou save a dollar, ws
maks a dollar and ths
Expensive Dentist loses
two dollars when we do
your work. We work
tor prices you can Pay.
Open evenings until 8
and Sundays until 12:39
or people who work,
.Offices established ten
years and our guarantee Is good.
BOSTOH DENTISTS, w
Offices corner Fifth and Morrison sta.
entrance 291 U Morrisin St. ODDOSlts
Meier A Frank's and Poatof flea,
FREE SCHOLARSHIPS
. IN SCHOOL OF MUSIC
Girls and boys desiring to secure a musical education, watch for our,
. PIANO - VIOLIN - .VOICE
: Full informatlortrwilfi)e giyeit in Sunday's istue o The Journal on
Realms of Music page. Watch for this offer and wif a $100 scholarship.
COLUMBIA
512 COEyMBIA.BLDCk , .
ADTAHCSD VAUSKTIXiU
Special Engagement Extraordinary
AT.Tn.TT XHS OXEAT
Allen & Lee, Miss Muriel Window, Del
mar & Delmsr, BUlis & Maude teller
present " "The Matrimonial Agent."
. special aaaea attraction, Mr. juawin
Keough and Miss Helen Nelson, and
four other sood acts.
You Can't Dodge
the Hardware
srdware-Ia- an--absorats necfsslt
v new articles on hand that irreat!
facilitate the work of the houaewl
tools in stock, owing to their - quality
nA MFvlna'malM lithnr a nleAaure. Tha
hardware quality stixrw-
AVERY&CO.
48 THIRD ST.
Cm
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THE SCHOOL THAT
GETS RESULTS
Tbe only Private, Military. Boarding
and Day School in the northwest. Strict
discipline and small classes. Every boy
recites every day and must recite well.
A special department coaching backward
and discouraged boys produces posltlvs
results. Instructors selected for their .
ability to Impart knowledge. Parents
before placing their sons in public r
private schools should investigate the
nietnoas empioyca at m , "
Hill Military Academy
rOKTTjAKI), OKEOOir
Orsgoa law School . Established 1880.
Term commences Saturday evenlna,
October I. Registration books now open.
A thorougn, practical course in law.
time lost from regular occupation. Reci
tations evenings, uargs ciasa aamitiei;
last June to practice, by Supreme court
of Oregon.- Call and secure their names
and addresses. Business offices, 315 - 1 1
Commonwealth bldg;. Sixth st Phone
Main 1814. Samuel T. Richardson, dean;
M. Morehead, secreury..
wTf gLOOAJff 'TDown with the Blind
Pigs, Dives and Road Houses."
f ' L DAGGETT
ndii Marine Snalnssr
Candidate for Sheriff Democratic Ttckst
OFXTCZAIi BAliltUT su, iia
(Paid Adv.)
Dr. Fred W. Prehn
Dn T. S. Thomson
DENTISTS
i Open Bundays 10 A. M.'lo 3 p, M.
407 Oerlingsr Bldg., And and Aids Bti.
Phones t Main aaoa. A-2U03.
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