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THE OREGON ;DAILY IQURNAE, PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY K. 1M1. to lfroi V Vat V. r ' TONIGHTS AMtTSEMBNTS ; ORPHEUM Orpheum Circuit;; Vsude- BAKER Vaudeville enA motto plo- -tares. '' '-.si , K-; .-., ' PANT AGES Vsudevllls. :- EMPRESS BuUlvaa , i ConaUntln. vaudeville. ' OAKS , PARK Patrick Conway band. ITAFt" ARCADE. OH JOT, TIVOLI. , KJUAJAOilV"1'' vu wa . "' wA 11 . , . .1- , J TH SOXmXMXt AT 1WOMI e 4 Tha following Journal agents v will supply Journal subscribers at regular city rata. Have The e Journal follow you during; your vseatloa. a Breakers, Wash. Breakers ha- tel. agent. ' e Columbia Beach, Or. B. U. e Landon, agent. e . ' Colllna Hot Springs Wash.-- P. A. Toung, agent 4 Gearhart, Or. Horace A, Wll- e ion, agent, headquarters at Sea- aide. 'r Hot Lake, Or. Hot Lake aanl- e tarlum, agent - : Long Beach. Wash. Seavtew, long; Beach, Tioga, Breakers,- Ooean Park. Nahcotta and all e polnta on North beach, Lawrence e Plnneen. agnt, headquarters, e Hackney cottage. Beeviaw, wasn. w e Newport. Or. Fred Toung, e agent ' ' Seaside, Or. Horace A. Wll- e son, agent, box 877, or Iwls e drur atora - - - ' Sbipherds Springs, Waah. e Mineral Bprlnga hotel, agent. e Wenatchae Bprlnga "Wen aha e i e Bprlnga hotel, agent. e Wllholt Bprlnga, Or. T. W. e' Mctieran. agent v Weather Conditions. A large hisrh pressure area extends from Alaska southeastward to the Da kotaa and the barometer Is relatively lew over Arizona and over tha lower St Lawrence valley. Shearers and thunder storms have occurred over a wide strip of territory extending from Arizona and southern Utah east to the Mississippi river mid thence northeastward to the 'Lake region. No precipitation of con sequence haa fallen on the Pacific slope. It la warmer In the north Pacific states, and cooler In Kansas, Nebraska Iowa, Wisconsin and Michigan. Temperatures are generally above normal In the At lantic states, and below normal In the Missouri valley and Canadian northwest. Conditions are favorable for fair and warmer weather in this district tonight and Thursday, except in southwestern Oregon, where It will be cooler Thurs day. FORECAST. Portland and - rtclnlty Fair and warmer tonight and Thuraday; north easterly winds. Oregon Fair and warmer tonight; Thursday, fair; wanner north and eaat cooler southwest portion; northeasterly winds. . . . . Washington Fair and warmer to night: Thursday fair; Warmer except near the coaat; northeasterly winds. Idaho Fair and warmer tonight and Thursday. Aanxalstrators warned Nannie Zim merman was appointed administratrix this morning of the estate of W. J. Zimmerman, deceased. He left no wllL The estate Is valued at $5000. There are two children who will share with tha widow In the property. Martin Lu ther Blackburn was named admlnlstrv tor of the estate of Martha M. Black burn, who died July 6. Tho estate la valued at $4000 and Is left to the hus band and four children. Three apprais ers of the estate of David Campbell, late fire chief, - were appointed this morning by County Judge Cleeton. They are W. D. Allard, Charles J. Ilton and H. J. Sherner. Ellery B. Capan has been removed as administrator of the estate of George B. Capen & Co. ' Japanese Held Up. J. Kayaulota, a Japanese sailor, reported to the police this morning that he and another Jap anese sailor were held up by two high waymen at Sixteenth and Thurman streets shortly after midnight and re lieved of 160 In gold and $4 in silver. When the two men acosted the sailors, one turned and fled, but before Kay aulota could escape he was knocked to ' the street by a blow from the larger of the two men's fist While lying on the street, he was struck several times and badly hurt One robber, the one who held tha gun and struck the man, was about six feet tall and weighed about 190 pounds, while the other was about five feet five Inches and weighed about lit pounda v Woman Awarded $7B0 A verdict for ITS0 was given Mrs. M. C. Wells yes terday evening by a , jury In the cir cuit court against the Corvallis East ern Railway company for Injuries aha received November 20, 1910, . ivhen a .train on which aha wsa riding left the track near Albany. The woman was thrown heavily againat tha side of tha car. The cause of the wreck was a spreading of rails. The suit was for 110,000. Twelve men signed the ver dict . Beads and Paces Tonight at I s. m. t 491 Alder street Professor Oeorge Stprrla will give a free lecture on "Qood and Bad Heads and Faces";' on Thursday at 8 p. m., 'What Constitutes Friendship?" Held to Grand Jury J. E. Reynolds, a real estate man who also claims F. L. Case, as his name and Janes Hens ley, alias Helen Hunt, were held to an swer to the grand Jury on a statutory Satisfied Buyers ARE THOSE WHO THINK LOGICALLY but in the Jewelry business you must do eVen more you must trust your jeweler for it is necessarily a .business where much must be taken on faith. : . .'.. V , --y. : We've been before Portland's public for 22 years our beautiful new store ii the culmination of honest business methods, and a sat isfied and growing patronage. , Grades differ prices differ, according to jewels and metals but . people must know they are getting the very best .for the least money, or they will go elsewhere. " v V i We scoured the Jewelry trade centers to fill our new show cases. -Here's the home of dependable JEWELRY, WATCHES, STER LING SILVER CUT GLASS. A superb collection of diamonds set, or unset always on hand. Ws only cars to handle the better grades and patterns of silverware, the kind we can vouch for. ' f v. ; G. Heitkemper Co YEON BUILDING charge mads against them by Reynolds' wife. ,Th case was, heard In munici pal Court yesterday afternoon. Rey nolds ..and ths - woman s were arreated last, week er im jdllwaukle street Alleged Ante ' Thief ea Trial-Leaile Cobb, a well dressed young man. was ar rested at I o'clock this morning by pa trolman Post at East iBeventy-ninth and Stark streets, for the theft of an auto mobile" belonging te Dr. R. - J. Marsh, which was stolen from in front of a res idence earlier In the evening. -With him were Henry F. Shea and Edward J. Shea or the Whits Motor Car company, Thomas Grant .of the Central stables, A. Grant of the Washington Creamery com pany and 3. W. Hart The driver at first declared that the auto was his Own, but Post persisted, and ordered the man to drive him and the rest of the joy riders to, tho police station. In an effort to avoid going to police head quarters the boys made many excuses about the auto being out of order. Cobb Is on trial before Judge Taswell today charged with larceny. ' Surglax Captured Special Patrolman Ed Gassett and Jack Roberts captured a burglar at 8:S0JV clock this morning In ths Bottle House at 230 Burnslde street While passing the place Gassett heard a sound In the saloon which sounded like. a eat jumping from a counter. Gas sett looked through the window and saw the man hiding ' under the bar. They opened the door and captured the man under the lunch counter. He gave his name as Bill Boat He will be ar raigned before Judge Taxwell today on a burglary oharga , ; Polios Ohaagea Plana are being evolved In the mind of Acting Chief of Police Slover for a few changes in ths polios department The nature of ths changes has not yet been hinted at al though It has been rumored that there Is a possibility that the captains may be given other assignments. It is also ru mored that ths detective department may be Invaded and some Of the detec tive sergeants returned to uniform as sergeants. Becove Body Prom Xiver The re mains of a man believed to be Hugh Jones aged 85 years were found In ths Willamette river at the foot of Salmon street and wars turned over to tho coroner. In his pocket was found an employment agency ticket on which the name was found. It Is believed that he fell Into the river. The body had been In the river about five days. oho Meeting At the Grace Metho dist Episcopal church, Friday evening returned delegates from the recent great Ssn Francisco Sunday aohool convention will give brief talks. This meeting la arranged by the Multnomah County Sunday School association. All Sunday school workers of this county are odn cerned in this mighty movement Sue on Alleged Debt Two suits were filed today In the circuit court against Frank L. Case and Helen Hunt One ac tion Is to recover $1818 for furniture furnished them by J. G. Mack St Co. The Other is to recover a bill of $260 for medical attention to the woman. The latter Is In favor of Dr. J. D. Fenton. Improvement league An unusually Interesting meeting of the Rose City Park Improvement league will be held this evening in the brick stors at Fifty seventh and Sandy road. A large at tendance la requested as there are a number of Important matters to come up before the meeting. We Have English Slippers In stock. We Imported them, not because they are as good as American goods, but to be different Our store is In a class all by Itself. Don't forget that we are In our new stors, beneath the sidewalk. 181 Fourth street corner Alder. Boston Sample Shoe Store. ' Ostrioh Flume Stolen-Mrs. Ada Mon ken, 4 Union avenue, reported to the police detectives this morning that a valuable ostrich plume had been, stolen from her apartment . on the afternoon of July 9. Detectives havs been as signed to recover the plume ICast "Hug Prtsonsrs An order was Issued this morning by Chief of Police Slover that hereafter, when a patrolman secures a conviction of a prisoner for a crime, the prisoner must be taken before Captain Moore to be photographed and Investigated. Goldsmith Fined S3 L. J. Goldsmith, who owns considerable property In North Portland was arrested yesterday afternoon on five different warrants charging him with failure to keep his property cleaned up, and many more Rev. Chas. F. AKED or in nuurozsoo 'Formerly Pastor XOCXHrSUUBB'S CTJbTVSOX, xnrw Toxx, CHAUTAUQUA Gladstone Park TWO ATTZXHOOirS. Thursday and Friday a O'CLOCK Take Oregon City car. First and Al der sts. Round trip tickets 28c FIFTH STREET warrants for ths same offense may be served on htm. Ball of 110 on each war rant was demanded. He was fined $5 by Judge TaawsH yesterday, , , Boslaess Teacher An examination te fill the vacanoy In the position ef busi ness teacher, (male), at the Indian school st Carlisle, : Pa, at f 100 per annum will be held August a. Applica tions may be made te 1 Z. ' A, Leigh, postof flee department , -.. . - Hotel Oatohes Afire A roof fire In the Windsor hotel, 81 H Stark v street called ths department out .at 7:45 this morning. Ths fire was easily - extin guished, damage nominal. Ths alsrm was sent from; the Wells-Targe build ing by telephone. y .v:""';, 1 ' Plumbers' ' eaonrsloa : next Sunday, July 16. "Biggest ever." Dancing. Steamer Monarch leaves Washington st dock at 8:80 a, m. Fleming Winters orchestra. - , : Steemefc Jesse xarktes for Camas, Wsshougsl and way landings, dally ex cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street dock at t p. nu - SlsneaoV House Pa 1st None better. $1.80 per gallon. Good paint brush. 78o. Portland Sash Door Co 880 Front Tnterdenomlnatlaaal Oaaap Keetlag of ths Oregon Holiness association, Tre mont Station, July 14 te 8L 1811.' Xt.' Hood Ante Stage i,lne Round trip dally. Phone Seat If a. Hawthorne garaga . . -y W. A, Wise and assoolatss, painless dentists. Third and Washington. ' I Cut Prices and Smile He Heavy -Beat Hangs Over Xy Head. 1 am selling out my summer, stock of men's clothing at wholesale cost and less. My low expense enabled me to meet and beat the strongest com petition. 820 suits at 810; 816 suits at 812. Come early. Jimmy Dunn, room 818 Oregonlan bldg., take elevator. Races Council.Crest Rink Tomorrow championship race, best two out of three, st Council Crest rink, between Melville Wlnegarten, two-mile champion of Pacific Coast vs. James Bodlne. Beginning Wednesday evening, July 12, ending Friday evening, July 14. Regular prices of admission. Come and skate on the finest floor In the city. Ye Oregon Grille The weather bureau bulletin for thla week Indicates a prolonged spell of hot weather. There is at leaat one place in the city where ths air Is washed and temperature regulated to suit the most S articular guest That's at "Te Oregon rille," headquarters for, all that's best both in service and entertainment Catchemand Pickem Department stores advertise very special prices for regular 810 glasses for 84.88. Wonder if any one believes thisT If you deduct the regular price of 15c for or dinary window glass they will still have a modest Jlttle profit left Don't you believe for one Instant that you get more than you pay for X will just fit glasses and X know how. No overcharge; no misrepresentation. DR. HAYNES BxcOTsrra optxczah Suite 437 SXarauam Bulldlag, POTTBTK PZiOOB. 1 v h 1 s i t QUICK RELIEF That's what we premiss you snd erery other person whose teeth need attention. Our methods are the best yet discovered and we are ex perts of many years' experience. If your teeth are sohlns; or decayed, come to ua AT ONCE and we will examine them free of eharga Fifteen Year Written Guarantee U. S. Anchor Suction Teeth Our "COHTIK UOTTS OTOV natural color, unbreakable plates, formerly $15.00, now $7.00 With the U. a Patent air Chambers your plates can not come loose or fall. Theae air chambers are not made In any other office In Portland. If you have had trouble with loose-flttlns; teeth, come here. If you era Just setting new teeth, do not allow your mouth to be ruined by loose-fitting platea 22-k. Gold or White Crowns CO FT A 22-lc Bridge Teeth, guaranteed, each.... DOeJU Good Set of Teeth on Rubber Plate f 5.00 U. S. PAINLESS Offloe open front till e Bundaya, to 1$ A. SC. Over Merehaats Wetlonal Bank, Satire ooraer. Don't Miss the Chautauqua by the Sa at GEARHART PARK . ALL ATTRACTIONS ARB FREE Trains leave North Bank station daily for Gearhart Park. Round trip made in a day. Most ideal short trip out of Portland. - Pioneers celebrate at Gearhart today. -ThursdayWebber Juvenile Orchestra. ; Friday Ex-Governor J. Frank Hanley. , v Saturday Astoria Centennial Day Governor West of Oregon. Program at 100$, Fourth Street. . Telephone Main 1293, A-7268' 300 ATTORNEYS SIGN LAW LIBRARY PETITION Petitions requesting the county to al low the law library la the east wing of the new courthouse are being circulated among lawyers. This petition Is signed by fully 800 members of the bar. The special committee recently appointed from the Multnomah Bar association to handle - the matter will go before the three members of the county court this week and present their request County Commissioner Lightner holds that there Is not enoughroom in the rwouP : OWN FOUR CAPITAL COMPLETE 1200.0C kPLANT '1 Won't el Pass on Them" ays A. B. Clark, a prom inent attorney, la speak ing of abstraots prepared by irresponsible concerns. "As a matter of fact I make It a rule 'not to ex amine or to attach my opinion to an abstract on Portland property unless made by a concern of known responsibility," said Mr. Clark In a recent speech. VTA 1ia. tlia mart iUMn 1 PJ 1 Tl r ptotely equipped abstract iiant is jroruaacu ws ,wl tia.1? & MtiUiOM Sol. lars Invested In maklnf THS BEST ABSTBAOTS TOV (MLBT Oil. LAWYERS ABSItaVLCTi &TRUSTCOY 6 BOARD OF TRADE OLD. POrCTLAND, ORC ARTISTS Requiring the best in tools and materials for Summer Sketching will appreciate our line of colon, brushes, canvas, sketch blocks, easels, stools, kits, etc. Pictures Moulding Stationery Sanborn,Vail &Co. 170 FIRST171 FRONT Phone Your Orders M. 609 Humanitarians, Attention! If a horse could talk, oh how elo quent he would preach the gos pel of bitulithic street pav'ment MINUS PAIN 28 Offices in the United States DENTISTS S and :oa Fhone Mala nta east wing for. the library, while County Judge Cleeton and Commissioner Hart lavur iv oving unauea in mis Wing, even if soma at tha other ntfttmm hava to be deprived of a little room original ly piannea xor mem. xne petition cir Reduced P ONE-FOURTH OFF THE USUAL PRICE For the remainder of this week, on all sales of Trunks, we will deduct one fourth off the regular price. We sell trunks that will travel put to gether by the best trunkmaker in America. Strong and roomy, with all of the conveniences for pack ing all your journeying accessories. Now is your opportunity to buy and save extra pin money. Fairly priced from $8 to $100. . i f - Suit Cases and Traveling Bags M No matter how short or how long your journey, we've a Suitcase or a Bag here that will please you. Priced in moderation from $1.85 to $25. Our immense Leather Section occupies half of one entire floor, and it is filled with all of the necessi ties for comfortable traveling. .Whatever your needs in leathers, you will be likely to find per fect satisfaction here. Specials at tne Drug Counters for Today and Thursday 60c bottle Pure Imported Olive Oil 44 25c Formaldehyde and Sulphur Torches 20 15c Absorbent Cotton, Johnson & Johnson's 110 25c can En-gin-ol, Lawn Mower Oil 20fr 85c bottle Ripe California Olives 300 15c pound of Parowax 110 25c can "Woodlark" Pure Spices 20 10c can "Woodlark"iPure Cloves 70 10c can "Woodlark" Pure Allspice .... 70 $1.00 can Earthquake Carpet Cleaner 470 30c bottle Kean's Furniture Polish 250 65c bottle Bay Rum. with glass stopper 450 10c Measuring Glasses 6c 40c bottle Dickinson's Best Witch Hazel 330 Woodard, Clarke (k? C REMEMBER THE SALE OF FINE FRAMED PICTURES AT LESS THAN HALF PRICE 1111 II ill The Business yon can get to-day by wire may be gone by the time that letter gets there to-morrow. " Day Letters " should be fon your selling force. THE WESTERN UNION j 1 Weatherly Ice Crezim With that unusual richness which comes only from an ex tremely high quality oi fresh cream, and its velvet smooth ness and evenness of grain, are due to the work of experts who know how. Demand "WEATHERLY" ICE CREAM. It costs no more than others. -MADE BY ... . ' Crystal Ice & Storage Co. culated among the attorneys sets forth that the east wine- affords fully three times ths office specs that ths present courthouse off era v The lawyers, ss well ss sir Judges of ths courts want the library In ths seat wing. Trunk rices on s O. TELEGRAPH COMPANY ASITSESnCNTS. Seats Now Selling HEILIO THEATRE!. 9 wiomrej asannmro ToxommO'Wl ' aaatlaee Saturday. Harrisoa Grey risks Present An American Comedy by H. J. Smith. Prices, both evenlns and matinee; Low er floor. 12, L6; balcony, S rows, $1.80, w, i. o rows o, s rows suoi en tire gallery, 60a Mutnr e, a ioso KaTOrSB ZTXBT DAT STarrt jvurXio THEATRE U-2S-S0-7SC WW. X. Thompson, Ths San diss. Patsy Ooyls, Btlokaey's Oireus, Smyths h Hartmaa, Bsssle Brown Kicker, Daa Burke snd the Wonder Girls. Hstlaee Every Say. Ooasldlae Pormsrly Grand j WZZK JXTXiT 10 OXA. W. BOWSEB Sj , oo., rransoii Troupe, Murray xivias;stoa a Co3 Browniis 3, Baterala Sj fit pree, Xelly Si Wilder, Orendasoop. Prices: Matinee 16c, evenings, lfro, la IS Uaadnalad aadevtlja. WSSX rwr 10 Xr. Allen Boons est Kls Assoolate nayers, tnoiuaias; suss Bdne Xeeley la "A Bomanos of Ireland"! , 8am Xood, sjenorita Xnea, Powell and Boss, The Hiladfos, Pour Jus-gllnsj Johnsons, Vaataeesoope, Paataces Or ohestrs. Popular prices. Matinee dally , 1:80, T:$0. 9. baker; THBATRB Korrlsoa and 11th Sts. Presenting; the BIOQEST end BESTS SHOW In the west for the money. VAXXDETTT.I.B wi, AXS riXST BUW PHOTO PXJtTX ' Two performances afternoons, conw meneing at 2 o'clock. Evenings, com tlnuous. starting at 7:80. Get ths Baker Habit and snjoy youxsslf. MAJESTIC THEATRE Comfortable Park and Wash, MOTION PICTURES Musical Vaudeville PXUO CHAXGB WED. AJTD UVM. soxniui TOM. . "Wrong; Telephone Call" Dramatio. "A waists Effort" Comedy. "Death of Son Juan" Dramatio. gpsctacular Oriental Psatnra Film. Hie Marriage' of the Princess of India' Showing; Pomp snd Splendor of Roy al Marriage in the Far Bast. Mme. Lotta Ashby O thick Soprano Will Bins;. "A SBJBAX" hy Bactlett. SENORITA ROSALES Harpist WUI PUy. "The Minstrel's PareweU Thomas 10c ADMISSION 10c Boa asata -Separata Bntraaee B5o. SAVOY THEATRE -'' W Fifth Sj Wash, wsnir uix rui0" (A Drama of Country Life.) A Oasollae Bnragemsnt' ' Oomedy. "The Turning; Point" Oomedy. Kiss Xuseher, alfig VOmm Xoeher, 100 AXT SBAT 10O PeoplesAmusementCompany Photo-Plays STAR Jealous Husband, BiogrtpH Comedy; Snare of Society, intensely Armmmtii" Ravins- ths Standard: Cut , tie Fish; Verdian Trio, Anvil Chorus, " ARCADE Reckless Red, great cow boy comedy; Arctic. Night; Marve lous Horesmanship; Jeaa Wilson. OH JOY In the West, biff headlineri Love and Cheese; Volcano in Erup tion; A Fight for Justice. Big show at the Tivoli. OAKS PARK Another bill for this week abounding with sttraetlona "PAT" OOVWAT sad His Famous Baas Most Expensive Band In America. : . STXAX SOU. JOSEPH DTJHTHB A Wonder la VocaUsm. TWO FBEB OOHOKXTS DAXLT Don't miss the Trail. Many fine free) amusements. S4 aeres of amusementa Ai most delightful ride. ttreaft Program ef Free Xvensa. Admission 10 oeatsr ehfldrea 8 oaata, Under 6 Free. Pupils of publlo schools under It free on Saturday afternoona -fi Cent Oar Fare All Over ths Olty. Take Express Trains First and Aldeni BASEBALL UOBXATZOH PABH - Cor. Trnvghm sad Tweaty-f oosth S)a ; PORTLAND ; vs. VERNON pair u, is, u. ii, xa, it . , ; Games begin week days 1:00 p. ov Sun - days S:tO p. m . . ., . XJCDUtV BAT PHXDAT '' . Boys vader It free te bleachers . Wednesday. - i Fojstcr fit KIcIocp High Grade Commercial and Electric . Bass Tth s4 Bast Everett Sts. y Paeaes Bast IUU B-aaa, THE BARBER ASPI IALT PAVING COMPANY Construnts Asphalt and eer rttttim. Inous Pavamonta 9i'm 1- ' " Bldg- Portland, Or. Oakar Uutt. . . UanagefV' , HSKEn Re l mi lunoress r M nlUvanSj w Bef ined VandsTllls '0 . h :