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TOXIGirrb AMU8EMEHTS
TtKir.TO M1ml Rharrr." .
BA K.EH Florenca Roberta, Theodore
Roberta and Ttnirlow Bergen In
"The Merchant of Venice." -,, . ,
OBI-HEUM-Orpbtum. Circuit Vallde
Vllle. ' - r
GRAND u1Utm Conaldlae Vaude-
LTRlC Lyrio- Musical ' ' Comedy. om
psny In 'TCasy Money. . ,
UTAH, ARCADE,' OH JOT, DEON.
TIVOL1 Flrat run pleturea, 11 a. m.
to 11 p. m. ,.
." Weather Oonditioru.
A weak high pressure area overllea
the jvortn i'ecmo ataiea.- ana a irougn
shaped depression eitenda from Manl
tolm southwest to Arizona. The barom
etar la relatively high over the etatea
between the Mississippi river and, the
Auualachlan mountain. N rain . of
consequence hue occurred anywhere In
tho United States In the laat 24 houra,
except locally In aouthweetera Colorado
nd southern Teaa. It la rauoh cooler
Irt the North Paclflo state, and light
to heavy froata ooourred Uila morn In
in Oreaon. washlncton ana mano. in
temperature have rtaen decidedly In
the northern atatea between the Rocky
river,
Atlan-
Mlaslsslppl
lightly in the Boutn
tic and eaat Oulf at tea
mountains and the
and fallen slightly In the Bout
Comlltlona are favorable for fair
weather in thla district tonight and
'Tuesday, except In northweatern Ore
Ton and western Waanrngton, where
vloudlnesa will Increaae and be followed
iby ahowera. Heavy froata will occur
tonight In aoutheaatern Idaho and light
xrosis win proDBDiy lorm in aiouinwesi
rn Idaho. It will be cooler Tueaday In
the interior or western Oregon.
rRJOCABT
vicinity Fair tonight
Tuesday Increasing cloudiness followed
ty ahowera; ooler. Wlnda shifting to
atoutharlv.
Oregon Fair tonight. Tuesday talr.
ancept ahowera northwest portion; cool
r weat portion. Wlnda shifting to
outberly.
Washington "Fair tonlaht. xcept
bowers near ui coaat. Ti
it, ahowera weat portion.
anoativ southerly.
Idaho Fair tonlaht, with light frost
ajouthweat and heavy frost aoutheaat
portion: ooler tonight aoutheaat por
tlon. Tueaday fair; warmer south por
tlon.
rueaday. fair
Wlnda
usMone Bare X3s Ufa Chart ea A.
Urown, proprietor -of the Model atablea
ml Fifth and Davis etreeta, bad a nar
row escape from death yeaterday f ter-
aioon while -crossing the Steel bridge
In his rig. The borae becoming; fright
Mied at amoVe and ateain from an engine
on the under portion of the bridge, and
It made ax wild daah to Jiollsday awe
biuo iand Croaby street, where In at
tempting to turn the corner, the rig
twaa tipped over, Mr. Brown waa thrown
out and the buggy waa partially
wrecked. The cushions and robe which
were thrown out at the eame time aaved
the mau'j life, although be waa uncon
aiclous svhon picked up. He waa re
moved to Jil a home at 190 Helsey street
3obber Xosvse Sis Bhoee-A , house
prowler thla morning broke Into the
residence cf T. H. Nlchola. 162 North
Tenth street, walked Into the bedroom
where Mr. and Mra. Nlchola were aleep
Ing and searching; Mr. Nlchola' pocket a.
taking $2.70 fn cash, knife, aom
lodge booka and otner note booka. While
onaklng the earch, Mra. Nlchola
avwakened, euid railed to her tiuaband,
-who took atfter the prowler. In his
rilaht, the man left his ahoea, which
3ie bd taken off to make hla eteps less
udlble. In the haJL The ahoea bave
been turned -over te the police de.
tecUvea. Later, the xnlfa. And note
booka were found In the yard.
Copagreoo. as Tony CaiUnto on tl
th murderert f Tony Vail tnt la a In
nan i-tanciaco on Novemntr g. ma,
The picture ' of the, aoapect has been
forwarded to Franelaoo, but ao
word has yet bee a received. Th man
la being held on charge of carrylnt
concealed weapons, He was arretted In
a saloon at Flrat and Jefferson streets.
' Delirious- Xaa. '' JleH-Mrs. Frtinlt
Miller of 1141 Mississippi avenue re
ported to the police thla morning that
at midnight laat night her husband, who
has been confined to his bed for tns
paat three weeks with it serious fever,
Jumped from bis ' bed, dressed hastily,
took all th money In the . bouse,
amounting to 1169 and then oscaped
from the window .of his room, lie raa
down the street before she could atop
him, ahe-sald.; Miller Is believed to be
temporarily demented or delirious as
result of his Illness. Tho polleo have
been asked to assist la the search, tor
the patient. ' ,
SBlopeaent la ObargedA letter has
been received by Chief or Folic Cox
from Mrs. Jessie Vanderhoff of Bring
ham City, Wash-, asking the police
Aj assist in the search for Miss Bessie
boyle, who left that town for Portland
on April 10, with a young man. The
letter ears that the girl left with
young man about 21 years of ajro, amid
to be' professional gambler. It la
alao charged that; the young woman
had a bank account, which the mas auo-
ceedea in drawing- out by rorging tne
girl's owns.
Steamer's Steward Slea O, I Kllng-
er. well known as the steward ox the
steamer Lurllne, died at lite realdence,
7(4 Eaat Salmon street, yesterday. He
was born in Copenhagen, Denmark. 31
years sgo. but came to this country
with his parents when 8 years old and
had lived In Portland and vicinity for
more than 20 yeara. He was one of
the most popular stewards on the river,
For the paat three years Mr. K linger
had been ill and Ms death was not ton
expected.
"Police Searcb la Tain Tho report by
"citizen" that believed a sang of
thlevra and highwaymen were making
a rendezvous at the new city reservoir,
on Hawthorne avenue at Mount Tabor,
cauaed Sergeant B. F. Smith to upend
an hour In the neighborhood laat night
wiin xne resuu mat ine repon -mum. dis
credited. A letter waa received by the
chief yesterday to the affect that men
were congregating there and terroris
ing- the neighborhood.
Choir Soy Is Dead Fred X. Waxen -
blast, aged 20. died at his home, 11BU
Hawthorne avenue, yesterday arter a
long Illness. He was formerly a choir
boy at Trinity church and a member of
Professor Lawson a Hunday school
class at the same time. He la survived
by his mother, Mra. I W. Auamua, and
sister. Mra. George W. McMatn. The
funeral still' be held tomorrow at I p.
m. from Hoi man's undertaking parlors.
Tiro Starts la motel Fire la the
basement of the Buckingham hotel at
330 Tamhlll street yesterday afternoon
alarmed the occupant a Several women
rushed to the street with aomo of their
posaesfllona In their arms. The fire
tarted In rubbish and the hotel waa
filled with smoke. The fire department
extinguished It without difficulty.
Some alarm waa also created In the
T. "W. C A, which adjolna the hotel.
axln form and contains ID pagsa filled
with sjstrul and vaJuabls news and In
formation. Ths loading article ,1a an
Raster greeting, by Archbishop Chrlatl.
Klsbon Charles I O-JUolly ot Baker,
haa an artlole under th titl "A Word
to tho HomesMker." In which ho tolls
of tha religious acUvltlta and tho po
sition of th Roman CathoUo church la
eastern Oregon. Tho Illustrations are
axoellont, mors than 100 portraits of
wall known 2ortlandn appearing.
'At Cost The new fresh and up-to-date
stock of piece goods eonaiatlnr of
dress goods, llnena, sheetings toweling,
ginghams, callooes, is on sale today at
oost. - Must make room for our ready to
wear goods, Alao agent for Thomson A
Warren's Corsets. Becker, McIymghUn A
Bweeasy, 441 Washington atroet.
CULVER HAS CITY
PRIVILEGES NEAR
Tho attar Brewery has Just pot en
tha market a new brow of bottled beer
tha last word la brewtag Rose City
Beer." Give it a trial and bo convlnoed
of Its merits, phones East 4a. B-114C
.. B-evy, T-o-MmI Are your aye (tames
satlsfactoryt Do yos need any repair
ing doner X guarantee my (lasses to
fit comfortably. Prloss reasonable.
Rubensteln. tha opttolan, in td at
t
Opoa day and rtlglit, cigars, newa.
fruits, stationery, hardware, aroeerles,
creamary. oto, oto. Wopstar's. 408
Wash.
Water From prookedc' River
Springs, Electrio Lights,
Power, In Sight.
Diamond atonso sratsA None better.
$1.10 per gallon. Good paint brush. 76c
Portland tlash A Poor Co, 230 Front.
as Byrns and agar has
arrived, the first of season. Absolutely
purs. A froo sample. J. ti. BiistoL '
Xnoas OH Stala for Interior finish.
fl.TS per gallon; calclmo tints, 0e lb.
Portland Bash 4k Door Co. 310 Front.
Try tho BTta xrowory bottled bock
beer, unexcelled la all respects; Phones
East 48. B-114C
learner Jesse Harktns for Camas,
Waahougal and way landings, dally ex
cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street
dock at 2 p. ta.
X aster Canoe tonight at RJngls
School. Second and Morrison streets.
iro dost, sweeping compound. Molar,
Frank, Olds, W. A King, grocera.
I
If. A. WIse and assoelstes, pstnloas
dentists. Third and Washington.
SPEAKER DENOUNCES
SE MED
DISTRICT
Spanish "War Tsteran Dies Frank T.
O'Mrlen, aged 8, officer of the guard
of the United Spanish War "Veterans In
Portland, died yesterday at his home,
116 Kast Taylor street. He la aur
vlved by two slaters who had been mak
ing tliulr home with blm. Mr. O'Brien
saw service in the Philippines with
company L, Twenty-sixth Infantry, and
with the Massachusetts volunteers In
Cuba. He had been engaged In the real
estate business in Portland. His fu
ncral, the time of which Is yet to be
announced, will be held under the aus
pices of Scout Young camp No. 2, de
partmcut of Oregon, 1'ntted Spanish
Avar Veterans, A. J. Salisbury, com
inaruler.
Botary Club Meeting The monthly
gnceljng of the Rotary club will be
made the occasion for an Informal din
jier at the Commercial club tomorrow
evening. 8. K. Kramer Is announced
as the chairman of the evening and he
baa Asked City Treasurer Werleln, who
is Also a candidate ior mayor, .to Ad
Arses the Rotarlans. Other features of
switertalnment and some Important bus
iness are Also to come before the club
Stnd all members have been urged to be
jprasejoi. The hour Is p, m.
VWJ aha TubUo. y hav just
tean appointed agents of tke Commercial
Union Firs Insurance company, of New
yoris, asd wpuld be triad to meet all our
patrons regarding tbelr Ire insurance,
At cur etflc. 232238 Champer cf Cona
morce tuilSUx, ' Chapln & 11 r low,
gents,
Sesktog- ttaspsct's lOanttty San Fran
cisco authorities are making svery ef
fort to identify the suspect arrested
Saturday afternoon by Special Joo
Worak. saving bis nam, as NJcodemo
rays for Broikoa Window Charles
echyvlnskl, a Ruaslan, was arrested by
Patrolmen IMirymplo and EJnnle at mid
night last night on the porch of M. 3.
Webber's home at tt7 Fatton avenue.
after he bad broken a huge plate class
window. He was fined 126 In polloe
court this morning and haa been as
sessed the cost of the window. He was
Intoxicated,
OoqruIUo OxsaxdsM ennb A commer
cial club has been organ lied at Coqullle,
Or., according to a letter received by
Manager C. C Chapman of the Portland
Commercial club. One of the projects to
be undertaken by the club will be the
building of abridge across the Coqullle
river. The organization has II charter
members.
Xa-ns Xssts in August The .next
meeting or the Oregon Development
league will be held at Astoria Augusf
14, 15 snd 18. An extensive program
will be outlined for the event Great
Interest la expected especially by reason
of the act that It will be held dur
ing the centennial celebration.
Dallas to Come Strong Dallas will
Bend a large delegation this year to the
Portland Rose Festival, for the double
purpose of enjoying the celebration and
advertising Dallas. The movement is
headed by the Commercial club of Dal
laa, A prize Is offered for a catchy
advertising slogan.
Mrs, Tnttls to Speak. The art de
partment of the Woman's club will meet
tomorrow In Women of Woodcraft hall
at 2 O'clock. Mrs. R. M. Tuttls has
consented to address the department on
"Modern Sculpture."
BnfUsh for Toreirn CHrls Clasnee to
be organized at Young Women's Chris
tian Association. All who wish to study
ars Invited to he present Tuesday, April
12, at 7:J0 o'clock.
Special Vdltloa Bxoels The CathoUo
Sentinel's Easter and forty-fjrst annl
versary number was decidedly tbs most
embltioua effort In tha way of a spe
cial edition over published by a Portland
weekly newspaper.. It la Issued In mag-
jf ' ', JBULLETIN APRIL 17 ' , 1
M On this day, 1700, Benjamin Franklin, Ameri-
, can patriot, printer and statesman, died. $L
mkJp- " t-)
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The way to clean op your town; and
the onVr way. la to work through the
police." said Dr. Ernest Hall of Vic
toria, speaking la the T. M. C A. audi
torium yesterday afternoon. 'Dr. Hall
said that In Victoria an antl-vlce cru
sade was started and various methods
of work tried. It was found after trial
of these methods that to get the police
department busy protecting the people
and fighting vice waa the only auccesa
ful way.
"In the Victoria campaign," said Dr.
Hall. "It was Impossible to get tho aid
of the local newspapers, and so the
workers started a newspaper of their
own. The commissioners of police were
called together In frequent meetings and
educated to the Importance of systemat
ically fighting vlca"
Dr. Hall denied that there Is neees
slty for a segregated district He said
it would Injure the community and that
the immoral living and disease would
spread as a cancer eats, from the dis
trict where vies Is permitted to reign, j
In an address at Hawthorne Presby
terian church yesterday. Max Wardall
of Seattle sIbo denied tha need for a
segregated district If ths police depart
ment Is required to supross vlca Red
lights, he said, would cease to burn If
the police did their duty. One thou
sand Immoral women had been com
pelled to leave Seattle aa a result of the
snti-vice crusade there; snd several of
these women, he ealJ, he had recognized
on Portland streets since his arrival
here. 1
(Special IHtsataa te The Journal.)
Culver Junction, Or April 17. The
towns! to company haa just entered Into
a contract for a water aupply ayatem
from Opal Springs to bo supplied to
Culver Junction.' This system will eost
about 150,000 and besides supplying
tha town, with water those taking the
contract are alao contracting with about
SO farmers Immediately eurroundlng
thla place to furnish domoatlo water
for their farms. Thla will give theoe
farmers the advantages of hot and cold
water In ths house and an ample sup
ply for livestock piped Into the barn.
The engineering work has been done
and construction will be begun soon.
The springs from which this water will
be secured are one of the wonders of
central Oregon, bursting from beneath
a mighty cliff and ruahUig with a mighty
flow Into Crooked river, a few feet
away. Thla water haa been analyzed
and pronounced absolutely pure. The
springs are four and one-half miles
from the town.
Work Is now under way on the power
plant of the Cove Power company Just,
weat oftown and within a few months
electric power and lights wlll'be fur
nished to thla place aa well aa to other
towna la central Oregon.
Light, power and water in connection
with the general development ia bring
ing culver Junction to the front In this
section. I'he passenger service of the
Oregon Trunk has been extended here
and with the good hotel accommodations
and the nearnesa to the Interior towna
thla will be the stopping place of many
vialtora and settlers ss It will save
them time and expense to purchase their
tickets to this point and take the auto
or rtage from here on to their destina
tion, rrelght aervlce has also been ex
tended here snd many of the Interior
towns are now receiving freight via
Culver.
Many new buildings are under con
struction, among which are a Christian
church, several stores, livery bams and
other buildings. I. W. Gray, a merchant
of Wyoming, has purchased six lots and
will soon begin a business building, 60x
80 feet, tho ground floor to be occupied
by a bank and large merchantlle busl-
ness and t.ie upper floor to be an opera
house. Work on tho erection of a tem
porary school building will be begun
eariy tn the summer In order to have
It ready for school work this fall. Street
grading Is now being done.
MUST GO TO JAIL IN:
SPITE OF WIFE'S PLEA
Tha plea of a sick wife, who l soon
to became a mother, did not save Hugh
Hough from a Jail sentence of six
months and a fine of S100 in tho United
States court today. Hough waa con
victed of aelllng whiskey to Indiana
and his wss regarded as an exception
ally aggravated rase. Saturday. Hough's
wife ssw the United States district at
torney and asked him to intercede for
Hough because of her condition and the
fact that she waa helpless on their
ranch. The district attorney's office
took tho attitude that Hough should
have considered those things before he
violated ths reservation laws.
STREETCAR; POLE OFF,
RUNS AWAY FOR MILE
(United rrws Lmsm Wire.)
Beams, wain. pni n. urnciais or , the speeding car
ths Seattle, Renton A Southern Klec.trlc entrances Jumped,
11ns are Investigating the causes for
ths loss Of eontrol of the Taylor's Mill
car, which left Pike street Sunday
morning at 1 o'clock and ran away on
ths Rainier boulevard grade at Four
teenth avenue south, continuing un
checked for a mils' with Its heavy load
of paasengera, ', ... d, , i ' 'j f ' ' :
Tho failure of the alrbrakea to word '
when tha oar atruck a long carve aU
lowed a record breaking trip to be made
down Rainier boulevard with tbo car
In darkness owing to tho trolley polo
having become dislodged from tho feed
wire. Bsvsral ot tho paasengera pre
f erred their chance of a spill on tbs
roadway to the downward plunge ' of
and those- near tha
Ye Oregon Grille.
Have you heard Pletro Marino, the
celebrated Italian violinist snd his su
perb orchestra T If not, you have
missed a rich treat Their repertoire
is replete with the choicest musical
gems, while the vocal program pre
sented each evening Ls bound to please.
The Misses Trfiwe snd Clow, Arry (Jljra
and the little Scotchman are still gen
eral favorites. Mualo to 1:30 and
from 10 to 12:18.
Journal Wsnt Ads bring results.
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found at the shop or grocery does not com
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Has established the reputation of best
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and orchestra, and Frauleln Elsa Hchar
fenherg, soprano solo, dally; Marquis
Kanaei t, the famous French flute virtu
oso, Sunday and Monday, 0 to 8:16
and 10 to 12. H. C. Bowers, manager,
formerly manager Hotel Portland.
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suitable for home and office
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We do picture framing as
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Complete line of Artist Materi
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Tonriats and Com
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Special ratea made
to families ' and
single gentlemen.
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all tlmea to ahow
rooma and give
prices, a modem
Turkish bath ee
tabllabment la tee
hotel. Catering a
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Formerly Manager Hotel Portland
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Motorman Arthur FaJmer remained nrt
the Job, and finally aucoeeded, with tho
help of tho conductor, Jsmes Donovan,
In stopping ths hesvy ear by using the
emergency brake after adjuetlng tha dis
lodged trolley.
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THEATRE
7th A Taylor
Vhoaes Mala 1 and A-liaa.
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Tonlglit Bvery Wight This Week.
Special Price Matinee. Wedneaday. '
Tho World'a Ores test
Xuaieal Comedy Sit,
"Madame Sherry"
Evenings Ixwer floor. It. 11.50: bal
cony, flrat 6 rows J1.50. next 9 rows 11,
following rows 76c, laat 6 rows 60o;
entire gallery 60c.
Wedneaday matinee $1.60, $1, 76c,
60c 36o and 25c.
"Bvery Little Movement Has a Mean
lng All Its Own."
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Onentnr nerformance Tonight All Week
4 th Week of the Great TrI-Star Season.
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Matlneen, Wd. and Bat. Evenings, Its,
50c. 75c, $1. Mats. SSc, BOo.
Next Week "apho."
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ApnllT THEATRE tt-2$-S0-7Sc
8am Ohio and Wary JCartle, "Xa Old .
Ciiim'i Claries Tanos. Karvelona Mil.
lers. Clask Bergman, the Bavae, Tloyd
Mack, Zrsmka Brothers.
Uneonaled TaadevtUo.
AU WBEK 4 Slytna Bordens 4,
Mld-alr Teats of Bare Daring, le Wll
llams and Company, Trask and Gladden,
Charles Case, Bell Trio, Bbnm Bomm
Brrr Trio, Miss Bessie Bahb, the Olrl ta
the Harem Bklr. Popular prices. . Mat.
dally. 2:80. 7:10 and p. m, .
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H.T TXATBOrBB
ALL. THIS WEEK.
BOB, ths marvelous mlnd-readlng dog;
and the Xtyrlo Musical Comedy Co, In
"BAST MOHXT." Three performances
dally. 2:46, 7:46, 1:18. Friday night,
Chorus Girls Contest after each per-
formance. ' Mr
QRAND Week April If. I9U
That Splendid
Comedian Sobers
Henry Hodge ft Co.,
Presenting the Com
edy Taree, "Troubles
of Bill Bllthsrs,
Baonaior."
Koran ft Moraa
Oraoo Bo Man
Bono ft MandsU -Hoaflar
Trio r
Ballorlsra Uoga '
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Mat. every day, 2:10; any seat, 16c. Ev
ening performances' 7:30 and 9:16; bal-
cony, loc; lower iioor, zoo; dox eeais suo
Horse Show
AND SALE
Portland Fair Grounds
(Rose City Car) '
APRIL 18, 19, 20, 21, 22 j-
Speed Test Daily,
No Admission Charge
Lunch Served on Grounds
BASEBALL
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Taoarha and Twosty-fourth Sta.
PORTLAND vs.
LOS ANGELES
18. 19, 9A al. ta, X
Oamea begin week days 1 p. m. $on
days 3:30 p. m.
Admission Blea'chera 26c; grajdaUnd. ,
60c: boxes. 26c extra. Children, bleach-;
era, 10i grandstand, 25o. Ladtrs' dav '
Friday. Boys under 12 free tobleauli
era Wednesday. ... -- '
Fo t er &f liic?l scr
High Grade Commercial nd l:ictrl
SIGNS
Bast Tth ad Best Bverett fta.
Thoaeo Bast 1111 S-oaSs.
ortland Printing Kcase Co.
Book, n stale f ad Coauaeretat
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