V
THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 3, 1911.
.5
TOXIGIIT'S '.AMUSEMENTS
... HElMO Wagenhals & Kemper present
"Seven Days,' a comedy.
7- BAKER Baker Theatre Stock company
presents Hall Caines "The Chelan":
drama. .- . i , -
ORPHEUMOrpheum Circuit - Vaude-
irille. -
BUNGALOW Max pill In "Dream
- City," musical comedy.
- GRAND-Sulllvan & Considlne Vaude-
ville. , . ; ,
' LYRIC -Lyric Musical Comedy com
pany in "Alabazu." -.
PANT AGES Vaudeville. 'M?
STAR, ARCADE. , OH ' JOT, ; ODEON,
JJTIVOLI -First run pictures. 11 a. m.
' to 11 p. m. - ' ; .
-Weather mtUtlona. - '. - -
- "A disturbance of moderate strength Is
.'' central at sea off the north California
V Ti coast and the barometer is roiauveiy
High over the KocKy mountain ana mo
Gulf states. 'A shallow low pressure
; area is central near nova, scuua. ; jub"
n-ain has-f alien ln-California-ae far
' south as gan Diego, and light snow has
occurred in Montana. North UaKota ana
w the- Lake region. It is much colder
rialheinrRea ,r rivervaiieyoi ma norm
s and decidedly warmer in" southwestern
Montana. Wyoming. Texas, Oklahoma,
"Arkansas and-eastern-Missouri A heavy
' frost was reported at Shrevepdrt, Louis-
tana, mis morning ana aeavjr irui uy-
- eurrea generally, in tne norm -raeuw
:ri- The' conditions are favorable for rain
-and warnipr weather tonlfht in SOUth-
western Oregon. ... Bain SvlU . continue
over Saturday in that section and spread
to include northern and eastern Oregon
V t and southern Idaho, v In the nortnern
. and MLatern flmtmcta . a nortion or iu
UIBUIUllKllUU . Will , D IB l I""" Vi
lji.ll ... 1 1 f ABM . A 0
nnw. - ' . '
' FORECASTS. f;--
'" - Portland and vicinity Fair tonight j
' Saturday probably rain or snow;.-, east-
.. - any winds. '.-.
Oregon -Fair tonight except ram ana
V warmer southwest portion. Saturday
ruin fir inn! atr
irly winds.
davf northeaaterlv winds. ' - .
Idaho Fair tonight Saturday .fair
north, rain or snow south portion.
7 nlAf.vra u FhntitfkTnrn anenlal
trains carrying soldiers and equipment
passed through Portland on the South
' era Paciflo yesterday. The trains car
ried detachments from Fort Robinson,
Neb and Vancouver barracks. Wash.,
ron their way to San Franclsoo. where
j-' they will embark Monday for tha Philf
lpplnea. - On the first train.- were : two
troops of the Eighth cavalry from Fort
Robinson, made up of 128 enlisted men
and six officers. Two hundred and
seventy-two enlisted men and nine of
ficers moved from Vancouver .barracks
last night and entrained for San Fran
cisco. This detachment consisted of the
headquarters of the first batalllon and
: batteries A and B , of the second field
artillery. Lieutenant Bishop had charge
. of the movement The two detachments
are expected to stay, in the Philippines
for about two years.
' ' Woman Pioneer Diss Death has
" taken another pioneer woman of Oregon
" in Mrs. Harriet B. Opltx, who came to
the state In 1862, making the trip by
prairie schooner across the plains from
Council Bluffs, Iowa. Mrs, Oplts was
1 born In Germany In 1844. She came to
America with her parents in 1868, set
tling In St Louis, Mo., where she re
mained until. In company with her
father and brother, she made the trip
across the plains. In 1868 she was mar
ried in Portland to Ferdinand Oplts.
who died in 1807. The surviving rela
tives living in Portland are M. Beno, a
4 brother; two nephews, L. P and V. E.
Beno, and a niece, Mrs. W. W. Bollen.
' Social Heeds of Portland An Interest.
Ing meeting was held at Central W. C.
- T. U. Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. L. F.
Additon. gave a talk on "Social Welfare."
emphasising social settlement work, of
which there was said to be great need In
this city; a girls industrial home, a
municipal lodging house and a coffee
wagon. It was announced that Mrs.
Sllbaugh wIllTipeak Friday afternoon at
the Y. W". C. A. Owing to tha county
institute, Uiere 'will be no meeting of
, Central W. C. T, TJ. next Wednesday.
Quarter ' Block Sold Through the
agency of the H. P. Palmer-Jones com
pany the quarter block at the south
eat corner of Fourteenth and Flan
ders streets was sold yesterday after
noon to a local physician who is already
heavily interested in realty in that seo
tion of the city.' The property formerly
belonged to the Corbett company and
was sold for $32,600. It is the intention
of the new owner to Improve the prop
erty in a substantial way, which will
probably take the form of a large
garage.
Spiritualists Will Meet The regular
quarterly meeting of the State Spiritual
ists' Association of Oregon will be held
Saturday afternooo, at 4 o'clock at tha
business headquarters, 601 Yamhill
street, at which time arrangements will
.be completed for the anniversary serv
ices to be held the last of March, Rev.
John Slater, returned missionary from
the California field, will be presented
at the meeting preparatory to beginning
his work here on Sunday, v
Twelfth and Columbia Iiot Sells
The homestead of J. A. BelL Front
street commission merchant, has been
sold to Henry Roberts of Roberts Bros.
The property Is located at the northeast
corner of Twelfth and Columbia streets.
It comprises a 60' by 100 foot lot and
is- Improved with- a large 10 room
dwelling house. Mr. Roberts paid $20,
00) for the property. The sal was
negotiated by & Da La Met. '
V- Xreorare on Department Stores R. J.
Campbell, manager of one of Portland's
larg department stores, will deliver a
free lecture for all salesmen-of the
city In the auditorium of the Portland
Young Men's Christian Association to
night at 8 o'clock. Mr. Campbell's sub
ject will b "The Machinery ef a De
partment Store and the Advantages Se
cured Through It."
. Jlmmle Oman starts something to
morrow. He claims that tomorrow he is
going to give Portland men the great
est values In the city In high, grade
suits,- men's spring models that would
F.W. Baltcs
and Company
invito your
inquiries for
PBINTtN6
First and, ftak
cost t22.50. $25.00 and $27.60 In a high
rented store on the street, be will sell
for. $14.75. He has been selling cloth-
f Ing in the .Oregonlan building for near
jly two years and gives everybody a
.square deal.- Take elevator to room $16
i OregoniaitT bldg., and save money on
your spring suit. v
A painting by Charles Russell, the
nqted paintei of western , life, is being
shown in the "Roundup Cleanser', booth
at i Meier & Frank's . made-ln-Oregon
show. This. work of art was exhibited
In . the fitwJLoulaajid Chicago-world's
fairs, vwhere It caused considerable
comment because of Its excellent por
trayal of life; In. th far west If Is
considered by art critics to be Mr. Rus
sell's best work. No one should fall
to see this . beautiful painting of the
cowboy, , '
Ernest Ken Vanishes R. Kern , of
T7Q Clatsop avenue, Sellwood, haa asked
the police to assist him In his search
for his father, Ernest Kern, who dis
appeared yesterday from the family
residence without any apparent reason.
The lost man la 65 years of age, 6 feet
S Inches fn height and weighs about 180
pounds. He wears a full beard and his
clothing Is plain black with a short
brown overcoat. . ..' - - . , ;
- Will Attend Tale DinnerTo attend
the dinner to be given in the White
House tomorrow for the Yale, class of
'78, James Adam HiU of the class Of
'02 left Portland Saturday tor Wash
ington, D. C Mr. Hill Is the eldest son
of Dr. Joseph Wood HiU (Yala '78 and
the first boy born to a member of that
fampuiasaJHawaacted-'class
Burglar Beared Off An attempt was
made at an early, hour this morning to
rob the residence of Frank Garretson
at 697 First street, but before the In
truder could get away with the pile of
doming ana the groceries ha had col
lected in the basement, of the house
members of the household, frightened
him away. Entrance to the house was
gained through tha basement ; y,: v
; S rivers of Automobiles who have not
the technical knowledge to ease the
rigid state "examination soon to be re
quired of them can be assisted by call
Ing at the Auto college of Portland, 118
Merchant .Trust building., .Reduced
price for this especial course. r
-Dont rorgst XI That Rubenstein, the
optician, makes the highest grade of
spectacles and eyeglasses. Insures your
comfort and stylo at very reasonable
prices 188-Thlrd street, ground floor.
- Address at Portland Commons Mrs.
Sllbaugh, a national worker of the W. C.
T. U., will speak at the Portland Com
mons mission, 2J North Front street to
night -
wv. John Slater of California will
lecture, "The Life Beyond the Grave."
Women of Woodcraft hall,' Tenth and
Taylor, Bunday evening, March 6, 8:16.
Cleaner Jessie JXarkms. for Cam.
Washougal and way landings, dally ex
cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street
cock at p. m. v-.!, .. L.
Old Jewelry wanted-ve buy old
gold and sliver. Uncle Myer's Collateral
vanx, 71 eixtn st, near oak.
Diamonds. C. Christen sen, second
floor Corbett building. Take elevator.
Br. William Ronse, removed to 1108-8
Selling building. Phone Mam 885.
W. A. Wise and associates painless
Sentists, Third and Washington, .
Br. 7. Tntelson removed to 1001-8 Sel
ling bldg. Phone Marshall 2614.
Dr. B. O. Brown, Eye, Ear, Marquarh.
s Jlmmle
morrow.
m !
Dunn starts something to-
March 10
IS THE
Westbound Colonist Fares
Prom the Middle , West, Eastern States and Eastern Canada.
WBITE YOITB rarxiTDS 8EHO FOB TKEK
Ask us for rates. We will assist you In Interesting your friends. Re
mit to cover tickets and we will deliver them.
Via
Puget Sound
Cities.
rXEQTXEVT TXAIB8
AJCPI.B
w
FOUR THROUGH TRAINS
Electric Lights
AND THE CRACK TRAIN OF ALL 18 THE
North Coast Limited
The only exclusively first class transcontinental
SECURE FULL INFORMATION FROM
B. CXABXTO XV Asst.
. 895 Morrison 8t, Oomsr Third, Portland, Or.
' .v-v. . ;. t
Northern Pacific Railway
0 3 fi&rajDB WtMft
r
TOXTX.Aim ' 9ZSTBTB VTTJTCr fOnm
27 WASBTlT(rTOw STREET
fflfiin
BE GREATEST YET
Olympia . Legislators in Haste
May Spend Vast Amount 7
. of Money. '
(Speelal Dispatch te Tbt JoorsaLV
Olympia, r Wash., - March -.- $. The
wheels are grinding rapidly thse last
days of the session and It was well on
to midnight before the senate adjourned
last nIght,''-iW5
The house utilities commission bin
was passed which . gives ine present
railroad commission Jurisdiction over
the gas,- electric light, telephone -and
telegraph companies and other public
utllitlea. The bill fixes the, salaries
of the commissioners at 8600) per an
num and states that It A. Falrchlld,
J. C. Lawrence and Jesse T.' Jones are
tha railroad commissioners be appointed
on the new commission, Tha,jnllltary
bill is made a special oraer ior mis
evening In the senate and the employers'
llablUty bill will be Jtaken up- Saturday
afternoon.
Boldlers' Home to Stay.
The house, after hours of debate and
floods of oratory, refused to remove- the
old soldiers', home from Ortlng to Port
Orchard. , "V ; ; .
The row Is on. over the appropriations
budget as the house has refused to con
cede to the senate amendments which
increased the r appropriations made by
the house committee over $100,000. It
is said that as th end draws near
every faction will strain every effort
for their pet measures and trading will
begin which will result In appropriating
a larger sum than has ever been spent
by a previous legislature.
When the measure to abolish the land
office and put the management, of the
publlo lands with the tax commission
was reported out of committee the
house well over Itself In Its eagerness
for indefinite postponement and the- bill
was put to sleep by an almost unani
mous vote.
The house also refused to pass the
senate measure making ths office of In
surance commissioner appointive Instead
of elective thus blasting another of
the measures indorsed by Governor Hay
to centralise powder in the hands of the
legislature.'
The supreme court this morning
handed down an opinion, to the effect
that the city of Spokane can adopt a
new charterjo place the management of
municipal affairs under a commission
form of government The opinion sus
tains the commission and the election
of the commission will be held In Spo
kane next Tuesday. The Spokane com
mission charter differs from the Tacoma
Natural Laxative
Water
Recommended
by Physicians -
Refuse Substitutes
Best remedy for
CONOTIPATIO
to April 10
PERIOD OF
Via
"North Bank"
-- Road
EQUmCBBX QTJICX SEBTXCB
Steam Heat
train.
raas. A-ent.
wmmmtm
338 BTTtNSXDB BTBXET
charter in making one of the, five com
missioners mayor, to be selected by the
commissioners themselves. In Tacoma,
although municipal affairs are managed
Kw . sft AAmmtoslAH tKa tn m waw 4 si a1 attarl
by popular vote. ,,. -. ;", : . . .'
I ohsns Baps Say. ' i- M
Dr. Ghent of King county took oc
casion to rap Governor Hay during- the
talk feat on what should be done with
the military investigation reports,
- "If the governor had any rAckbone."
he said, "there would never have, been
need - for ait f Investigating committee,
for he'Sf commander-in-chief and could
- - ollffijfe Jilt 'iHnr V
iLAAfT ii YOU TOO
I WIS PLANNING TO BUILD
This is sure to be Portland's banner year for home
bulldtnr and the great movement has centered In LAU
RELHURST. OVER 60 MAGNIFICENT HOMES HAVE
BEEN CONTRACTED FOR in UUl park since January,
1, 1811. Many are taking advantage of our special plan of.
157b DISCOUNT TO BUILDERS
.:. cL-l::.:. Xn g. 8. QTAXTZB
More homes to be constructed in Laurelhurst this year
than In any other three high class exclusive residence
districts In Portland. Can you afford to postpone the
matter of selecting that homesitef Phone for appoint- '
ment We will call for you to visit property.
III l
BOBAD
III I I X Main 1608. $22 Corbett bldg.
m' f THE ADDITION
Our Own "Cheshire' S3 Hat
The New Spring Stetson Hats Now
Our Boy s'
An exclusive department, de
voted to boys' and children's
Hats. Mafy floor.
Prices from 50c to
New Underwear S)
Men's $27.50 Suits Mow U5M
W MecdDafls Mow $13o95
: :. . - ' 1 ' ' i
A great clean-up of Men's Raincoats in the very latest "slip-on" styles, made of the
best rainproof materials, suitable for rain or shine or for summer auto fl j 111?
coats. Regular $20.00 values. - Specially priced for tomorrow's sale 31 OJjrQ
A zkehwe Mali
Free WSmiii Ewiry
New- pME Sunnfl
Introductory offrin g for tomorrow only. Our new spring cloth-rr
ing is now readylor your inspection and approval.- The lines
ing is now ready lor your
were never so complete, values never 6o good. To. introduce
tnese newcomers we will give to every one who puri VPpA
chases a suit costinc $18 or more a new Cheshire Hat. JL ZK
have relieved from duty : the trouble
makers." -
Ljlepresenuuve Ororf of Spokane took
exception to these remarks, contending
they were out of order; and an unwar
ranted attack. $cr" "". :.; y: ;:' - ':;..':
"Oh, if you and 'the governor : can
stand it," replied Ghent, "anyhow, I've
got It out of my system, and I'm
through," and he sat down. .
- JTlmmie
morrow.
Dunastartlaomelhlng to
S
Jeurnal "Want Ads bring results.
mrBPSCr, Sales Agents. '
A-1615
Hats
rTri : . w- . v-a
sjssals jj--'',.JL5'---"-JL-" a'H , '
X. & K. Fine Clothing These Suits are not
fthc new Spring styles, but the latest ar
up to $27.50
Ing them special at, the suit
inspection and approval.- lh
Jimmie Dunn Starts Something
He claims tnat tomorrow tie is going
tO"'faPOrtlan.dmW"enrreKesTv'ai"
ues in the city In high grade suits, new
spring models that would cost $22.60.
$26 and $27.60 In a high rented store on
the street, he will sell ior $14.76. He
has been selling clothing In the Ore
gonlan building for nearly two years
and gives everybody a square . duel.
Take elevator to room 816, Oregonlan
bullding.-and save - money on your
spring suit ' '
Sixth and Burnslde Streets,
lure
Vha cost of Interments have been
greatly reduced by the acouaaa
. Uadertaklng eomvaay.
nrtafor It haa been the custom of
funeral directors to make charges for
all inciaentais , connected who a iu
rmL Tha Edward Holman Undertak-
fna company, the leading funeral, di
rectors of. Portland, have departed rror
kb miitam. When casket is furnish
h nm ra niAka no axtra. charses for
embolmlng, hearse to cemetery, outside
box or sny services tnat may oe re
Af ua axeant elothtna:. cemetery
and carriages, thus effecting a saving
)f $28 to $76 on each funeral.
THE EDWARD HOLMAN
UNDERTAKING CO.
aao rants it, cob. saimoh.
Has No Equal
The handsomest and most
complete line of boys Top
Coats in all Portland. Many
fancv novelties for this
Spring's wear. See them.
New Neck w'ar
The World's Best
NewDeoai
f Bov'sCoats
The more you know about the f be point.
of tailoring and materials and styles, the
greater will be your appreciation of this
lot of Men's Suits offered special for to-
morrow Taste, distinctiveness and style
are the features which characterize O. W.
rivals in medium weights for all-year-
round wear The best materials and
most pleasing patterns Not a suit in the
lot worth less than $20, and values vary
We are sell-
$15.85
New Spring Shoes
IVew Spring Shirts
NJcw Spring Sweaters
New Spring Gloves
New Spring Coats
4' ?.'&..??.
f ...
"K
mS i . '. 8
tni!.a.'.. S Ji- J'.
HEILIG
Ttn and
TONIGHT TOMORROW M'ETTAT,
PRICE MATINEE TOMORROW. VA'
ENHAL8 A KEMPER PHKSKXT Till
COMEDY HIT PAST TWENTY YEAi.j
SEVEN DAYG"
Bxcellen cast Complete profluct!"iv.
Evenings: Lower floor, 81.60, $1. Bal
cony, first 6 rows. $1: next rows. -760:
last 11 rows, 60c: gallery, reserved, 8ic;
admission, 25c Both Bitlos Lower
floor, $1, 76c. Balcony, first 6 rows,7Be;
rear of first 6 rows 60c, gallery 85c. 2 So,
BOBATSJ
QofmaDD
. Pianist ';
rsxoxs ;
2.00
SI 50
tioo
OAT AJD3C
T5
BtnroAT ATTXJurooir,
KASCB 8, t O'CLOCK
Bcilifl Theatre
1 ; Direction ; !
Lois Steers-Wynn Coman
Seat Sale Today
HEILIG 'THEATRE
NIGHTS, berlnnina MONDAY
Soecial Price Matinees Wed. and Sat.
Lew . Fields Presents the Big Spectacu
lar Musical snow, v
I iTLi ll!J!jLir.-J
With the Favorite Comedian)
oeobob w. xonoi .
- tOO PeopleHn the Stage 100
PRICES:
Evenlnri. lower floor. 81.50. Balcony..
first 11 rows, Sir following rows, 76o;
last B rows, 60c Entire gallery, too.
Both matinees, lower floor, 1; balcony.
nrst li rows, 7Bo; last 11 rows, auo. uav
lery, S5o-26c. :. '
BUNGALOW THEATRE 55gUT
Oeorse Lb Baker. General Manager. '
Tonight, all week. Mats. Thur. and Sat
MJUC SZJum. '
Of Kolb A Dill, In tne greatest of mu
sical cornea y surceases,
imi ail " err. ir f wr
Just from 100 nights' engagement In fL
F. Splendid Company and Production.
Ever.,5e, 60s, 7 Bo, ly Matsi J6o, eOo,
wew. ween "Jirowns is ww- ,
BAKER
if orrisoa and Utt.
Mala 8 and Aroaeo.-
Ann. tm. una inanajreav
Extraordinary attraction all this wees.
Baker stock company in a splendid re-
Ttral oi Hail came s remarKaois pw,
VXM OKBZSXZA3T -Greater
sensation than erer before.
Tonlghtr all week. Mats. Wait S6o, Sat
loo, cue. Jtvenings, ibo. mo. iso.
Next week "The Woll."
a. juioM
mat. avniT BAT
1S-S
WEEK
PEB 87
THEATRB2
tat
The BoUonlans, "Tni lawn Jete,"
neadliaars. ;.-'.
mialA Waadavilla.
wxi t oovKxzrcuia scobtdat kjlt.
Alethela and Alego, woria a greates
mental telepathlsts; George Smedley,
Nevlns and Gordon, Sylvia De y rankle,
OUie Mack and Company, The Interna
tional Quartet. Popular Prices. Mati
nee dally. Curtain :tO. T:ao.
OR AND Walt Fab, ar. 1911
a Tenow of m-
ftalts Jest"
JAB. jT. KOBTOaT
"The Boy Comic"
Ttrdea and Saalap
Bobsxi xoiaaa
Bdlth A-Kontrose
"Ho. 44"
Prosit Trio.
Orandasoope.
Mitint averr nay. i:v, wj hu.
evening performances ft-7:S0 and :1S.
Baioony loc, wwtr nr. "
T VOl'OBTX-AWD'S TAM,
1 Jl.1vzxt pithouss
VMk commanoina' Mondar Hatlnes. '
Keating Flood present tha 'Iffrio Mu
sical 1Uuieay , mwu
' T8 mtOVOXHTUV.w i
Three performances dally 1:45. 7:15,
15. Friday night. Chorus Girls' Con
test after each performance.
Kext week Alaoasu." " '
Organ Recital
By
CUUUVCB EDDY,
The Famous Organist of New York,
. At tha Plrst Baptist Caurca ......
. (White Temple)
Friday Brenljr, Mare a, 90 eClook.
Admission J 6c. Kesenred Seats. $1. .
On sale at Sherman, Clay, & Co, a, .
. March 1. S and i.
Monarch Oil
Refining Co.
ReQners and Minufacturtrs
of High Grade Lubrlcat
ing Oils and Greases.
Now occupying1 permanent
quarters at 107 First street
Telephone f numbers VMr
shall,: 810;tHome, A-U76. .
All orders promptly attend
ed to and goods guaranteed.
Portland Printing House Co.
mook, O a a 1 o g aa Conunerolal
. Printing - :i
Book Blading and Blank Book Making.
388 Taylor St. Phones: A2281, H 6201
California fletal Plafca Wcrb
A," Metblvier, Prop, ,
OOXVD, SXLTXB, BBA8S ABB BIOZZXi
l Metal Coloring a 8peoialty.
843 SEOOBB STREET.
Mai A Ml 8. , Voi Hand, Or.
e
High Grade Commercial
and Klectric bic;n3.
Ba Tta and East Everat 'i,
' fbones last 1111) -S
cc!iv.VaUK.:i::ii::!;c
;its YCJ.ll.
..HfTAr".
iiicmiuiiiuiiiJuiD
a n n m m m n m urm w m a m wu i-
........ J. . ......,..'.! '!.. . ' ' '
. ,.U'-
y.f