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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAE, PORTLAND. WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 9, 19U Town Topics TONIQHT'S -AMUSEMENTS i HEILiaMa Flgman, In "The Man en ORPHBUM Orphoum Circuit Vaude- '...will EMPRESS Stflllvan 4 Consldlne, vau- A KB PARK Pels Oaks Park band and Metropolitan VPere quartet. nJLoiiiuuii and evening, Balloon, ascension at 8 " ' t. ' v STAR. ARCADE. OH JOY. TIVOLT. . TwtAJESTIC First run picture. 11 a. m. to 11 p. m. TXCB JOTTBWAli AT HJESOBTB. 4 The following Journal agents ,v will supply Journal subscribers 4 at regular elty rate. Have The , Journal follow you during your vacation. . . i' ; 4v Breakers, Wash. Breaker ho- ',. tel. agent r . ' ' Columbia Beach. Or, EL D. Landon, agent. Collins-Hot Springe, Wash. F. A. Young, agent Gcarhsrt, Or. -Horace A. Wll- ' eon, agent, headquarter at Bea- e e aide. Hot Lake, Or. Hot Lake sanl- tarlum, agent Long Beach, Wash. Seavlew, Long Beach, Tioga, Breakers. Ocean Park, Naheott and all points on North beach Lawrence e) , Dlntieen, agent, headquarters. 4v Hackney Cottage, Beavlew, Wash. 1 Newport, Or. Fred Toung, 4 agent Seaside, Or. Horaoe A. W1U c- son, agent, , box 677, or Lewis' 4 drug store, - w e 8hlpherds Springs, Wash. Mineral Springs hotel, agent Wenatohee Springs Wenaha Springs hotel, agent Wllbolt Springs, Ov. F. WV ' MoBjeran. agent O patrolmen' on the police boat will r& por at the station every hour and will also report when the boat leaves tne ooat House and when It returns. WHn impossible to, resort by tele phone,' reports must be made in writing to explain the reason for not reporting. In this manner Chief Slover expects mora efficient service from the harbor May Boost Two Pairs The Chamber of Commerce will 'In all ,, probability make reference to the expositions to be held at San Franclaco and Can Diego In honor of the opening of the Panama canal ' In all Us publicity- matter" aent out from here. A request asking that this be done for the mutual benefit of the whole coast, was received by the chamber this morning "Trom the San Diego chamber. -- h Weather Conditions. A high pressure field Is central this morning over Saskatchewan, and an other is central at sea dtt the North Paclfio coast A V-shaped depression, central over northern Utah, extends from Arlsona to Idaho, thence south eastward to Missouri. Over the great er portion of the country there has been a moderate increase of pressure within the last 12 hours: Light rains have fallen, locally, in Washington, British Columbia, Saskatchewan, Mani toba, eastern South Dakota and on the South Atlantic coast, and moderately heavy rains In southern Alberta and southwestern Florida. Thunderstorms were reported from Huron, Dee Moines, Phoenix, Saulte Ste. Marie, and Mon treal. The weather la warmer in northeastern- Oregon, northern Idaho, Utah, Colorado, the Mississippi valley and on the Atlantic coast, and It Is cooler" In western Canada, the northern plateau and plains states, the Ohio valley and Southeastern lake region. Except In the extreme north, temperatures are generally above normal from the Rocky mountains to tins Atlantlo coast Conditions are favorable for fail weather tonight and Thursday in this district, with no decided temperature changes. , ' FORECAST. 1 Portland and vicinity Fair tonight and Thursday. Northwesterly winds. Oregon and Washington Fair tonight and Thursday. Northwesterly winds. Idaho Fair tonight and Thursday. Special Tire warden C. S. Chapman, secretary and manager of the Oregon Forest Fire association, received a mes sage this morning, saying that Columbia county had appointed W. G. Howatson of Clatskanle as special fire warden for the county. The appointment was made Upon petition by the timber owners of the county, and follows a precedent set by Clatsop and Lane counties. Mr. Howatson .will cooperate with govern ment, state and private Interests in sub duing such forest fires as may break out during the rest of the summer. It would be well If every timbered county were to appoint such ' a fire warden, each county paying the warden's salary, as Lane, Clatsop and Columbia are now doing," said Mr. Chapman. Lents Lawyer m Trouble,"?. S. Bur leigh, a lawyer of Lents, was arrested at Second and Madison streets last even' lng by Patrolman J. P. Ftmes after, hav ing grossly Insulted an 8-year-old daugb ter of a business man in that Vicinity. It Is said that several other women and girls were Insulted In a similar manner. Burleigh was improperly dressed ' and took no pains to remedy the defects in his apparel. , , '. Hegro Club Salded Another negro club came to grief last night when Sergeant Kleftlln and Patrolmen More lock, Murphy, Hennessey, Btahl and Royle invaded 'the club quarters at 847 Everett street and found eight men In the room. Earl Jones and James Mad ison were found gambling aid 11.60 was taken as evidence. The case will be tried Friday. v , r- Donates ' fountain A handsome bronse fountain has been presented tq the county by John Biasing, the struc ture to be ereoted at the new county farm at Falrview. The fountain Is five feet and six Inches high, five feet across the water shelves, and has three water tables. . .' United. States Examination An ex amination will be held August 33-24-2S to fill the vacancy In the position of electrical engineer and draftsman : at $1200 per annum. In the office of the su pervising architect of the treasury de partment, Washington, D, C Further In formation may be had by applying t Z.VA. Leigh at the pos toff Ice. rerera Arrested s Discharged. Attor ney A. B. Ferera was arrested this morn ing on East Hawthorne avenue, between the bridge and Grand avenue, for speed ing his automobile. He appeared at po lice court much excited and protesting vigorously. Patrolman Adams made the arrest When given a hearing he was discharged by Judge Taswell. 1 1 V Xndlaa Accused John La Rogue, an Indian from the Umatilla reservation, accused of taking liquor upon the for bidden reservation ground, pleaded not guilty before Judge Wolverton In the United States court this morning. His ball was fixed at $200 cash, Instead of a $260 bond and he was promptly leased upon depositing tne money. Trm X. actum. Wednesday it 1 a n. Professor Oeorge Morris. Subject: "Skulls," illustrated by numerous skulls Innlnilinp criminals. Indians, animals. etc.; Thursday at 8 p. m., "Prophecy;" Friday at 8 p. m.. "Life Talks." You are cordially invited. Ex-Firemen to Organise All members or ex-members who have served In the Portland fire department since 1888 are Invited to attend the formal open meeting. Wednesday, Aug. 8, at 8 p. m., at Drews hall. Second and Morrison streets. ' Evangelist ILuther Warren Meetings each night for 10 days. Tonight "The Unpardonable Sin"; tomorrow night, "Another Pentecost Is It DueT" Hear Warren each night Thirteenth and Mor rison streets. Fire at Steel Bridge Prompt work on the part of patrolman H. C. Broth ers, recently assigned to. duty on the harbor patrol, at 4 o'clock this morn ing prevented a disastrous fire at the Steel bridge:, While Brothers was making his rounds this morning he saw flames Ucklng up on each side of the west approach of the bridge, and he Immediately turned in the fire ; alarm. A quick response was made by several fire companies and the blase extinguished. Very little damage was done. Girl Burt by Oar Alice Dannells, aged 8 years, living with her parents at 755 East Ninth street had a re markable escape from death at 6 o'clock yesterday afternoon when she was . struck at Second and Morrison streets V by a Sunnyside car in charge of Motor j "Parian J. Nevlns. The little girl was J tlbrown to the street and her head badly f Injured. She was taken to the oflce or ur. a. u. waiKer in tne MonawK building and after her Injuries were dressed was taken to her home Her Son Arrested Albert Irving, liv ing with his mother at 138 Flanders treet was taken Into- custody by the police this morning at the request of his mother, who asserts that he has been collecting money for a grocery firm by whloh he was employed and falling to make proper accounting for It. The boy, who has been in similar trouble before, Was turned over to the Juvenile court Tree We sponge and' press your clothes for $1.60 per month. Bring this ad and we will give you on month's service free. Unique Tailoring Co, 808 Stark. Main 614. A-4814. Steamer Jess Xarxuvs tor Camas, Washougal and way landings, daily ex cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street dock at S p. m. Diamond House Faint None better. $1.90 per gallon. Oood paint brush, 75c. Portland Sash & Door Co., 280 Front Mount Hood Sally Auto to Mount Hood. I will call at your door. $3.60 each way. Call East 162. Watoh for the new trunk Store on Third and Washington streets. Trunks and leather goods. Watoh for the new trunk store on Third and Washington streets. Trunks and leather goods. Keep Tour Sys on the new store at Third and Washington. Trunks and leather goods. W. A. Wise and associates, painless dentists, Third and Washington, The Builders' Exofcange, 131 H Second street Main 4907, A-8J48. , Attorney John O. Shlllook has re The Fast Steamer Monarch (formerly the Charles R. Spencer) leaves foot of Washington street Thursday morning at 1 o'clock, arriving at Astoria at noon . In time for the opening ceremonies of the Astoria centennial. Fare $1.00. The Monarch will make round trips to As toria dally during the centennial, get ting back to Portland; in time for pas sengers, to get to their homes on the streetcars. Wife Charges Neglect Charging neg .! lect, abuse and desertion, Mrs. H. C ; Wllborn ecarted suit this morning In ine circuit court lor aivorce. , i :ney were married in 1888 in Miohigan and came to Portland one year later. The ' plaintiff alleges Wllborn deserted her In October, 1810, returned to his former home in the east and has not con tributed to her support t " f saloon Kan Arrested. Fred Peterson, 1 5 Jftm of the proprietors of the new Oot- tenburg saloon at 80 North Third street. I was arrested this morning by Patrol- iu wi fveueior inu xsewiey, ior selling liquor to a drunken man, and Oeorge Jorgenson, the man who was buying the liquor, wag brought to the police station on a drunk charge and will be held as a witness, i'eterson was released on $100 fealL ' Speler games Hew Orders Harbor Master Speler, who Is working in close conjunction with Chief of Police Slover In the affairs of the patrol boat this morning issued orders to the effect that the day relief of the harbor patrol should report for duty At-7 ;80 o'clock at th Steel bridge and report off at -the Station at 4:18 o'clock, ' ilareaftcr. Journal Want Ada. bring result. "if ' W. S. RAKER IMPROVES ' RAPIDLY AT HOSPITAL The) critical danger point is reported to be passed In th condition of W. S. Raker, the .Insurance man who was In jured In an automobile accident near Berth Saturday night .Report from Bfc Vincent's hospital this morning was to the effect that Mr, Raker was rest ing easy and without doubt was on the high road to recovery. rHts -companions in the accident were Frank Carey, W. C. Seachrest agent of the New York Central,- and W. : F. Crittenden, a real es tate man.1 New Schedule Str, Potter Account Astoria Centennial i Ef f eotive August 10, and continuing during the Astoria Centennial, , the steamer "T. J. Potter" for Megler will leave Ash street dock daily except Sat urday and Sunday, at $ a. m. .Instead of 8:80 a. m. (Saturday at 1 pr m.), touching at Astoria on down trip, r In addition to the Potter the steamers "Harvest Queen" and "Hassalo" will leave Ash Street dock dally except Bun day at 8 p. txu (Saturday at 10 p. m.) The "Harvest Queen" will run direct to Astoria, returning via Megler, the "Has salo" to Megler direct returning via Astoria. ' : ''.-';,", For further particulars, reservations, etc, call at City Ticket Offloe, Third and Washington streets. Ye Oregon Grille "The Poet of the Piano" Hendler the Boy Pianist will remain with us an other week, If you Have not heard him In his wonderful descriptive piano playing, another opportunity la given you. Signor Pletro Marino, the eminent Italian violinist and his splendid or chestra stil continue to delight music lovers. : Musio from 8 p. m. to 8:30 and 10 to 12. A Model Department. Sherman-Clay & Co. have Just In stalled a new ventilating system In their Vlotor department which changes the air In each of their seven demon stration rooms- every five minutes. A half hour spent In this cool and com fortable place listening to the new records Is most restful as well as en joyable. Morrison at Sixth. Early rains predicted. Tour wood and coal orders promptly filled. Albina Fuel company. y1 A 'I' i 1 1 1 V' t V TWrtfc-oc'TTlt'-" I Appreciate - The fact that the faker advertise naturally that Is his stock in trade but there la also a field for the legitimate professional man, vis.: to let the public know what he is, who he is and where he is. I try to keep these three points only in view. The faker prom ises you something for nothing I. ., to sell you for less than the article is worth. Eyeglass expe rience Is not sold by the yard, t Just fit Glasses, and X know sow. No overcharge; no misrepresentation. DR. HAYNES EXC&VSXTB OFTXCXAIT. Suite 4137 Bftarquam BuUdlngv POUB.XH FXMOB The voids or air ipaces in street pavement is where disintegration sets in and results in chuck holes. The absence of voids In bitulithic Is the real secret of its everlasting wear ing qualities. 1 Have you modernized your business methods ? v V , Are you making use of Western Union Day and Night Letters? ; They are a-part of successful business and social life. i . THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY' m 4H ,aa dSB'W1'1!!1"""!" 1 LJi -I marni i'.J m m 't 4 i 14 ROUND-UP CELEBRATION REFUSED FIELD BATTERY Washington. Aug, 8 The war depart- tlon that It cannot tend a battery of light field' artillery to the Pendleton roundup. Th frequency of auoh re quests makes compliance detrimental to th servloa. ment has notified the Oregon delega-i ; journal Want Ads. bring results. in varnishes. TVaate Tomato Beedf. " Italian canners have found that their heretofore waste tomato seeds ean be made to yield an oil with rapid drying qualities that make It valuable for use The Unapproachable Sale ofHousef oir Goliei Oppnnrtiiiy to Fniransi TIM KMle Mome PRICES SLASHED in ODD BED STOCK Money Saving Snaps in Beds This $12.00 Bed $P75 Wow lor Only.. No. 600, and is just like the cut. beautiful colors, made by Simmons' celebrated factory.' Full size; has center spindle of brass. (JJC Surprise price is only ... DO I O This Chlll-less $0.75 $15 While Dedal lV ra 1340 Beauty In simplicity, pure white, 2-inch "continuous posts, enamel baked on by a secret electric process, will not chip (1JO JJZ off. Surprise bargain . . ) O I O 1 1 1 y BeauOes in Polished or Satin Brass $20.00 Solid Brass Bed . . .75 No. 6053 -The value is unmistak able, made like cut, 2-inch posts, with 3-inch caps, satin finish. Reg. 20.00 value. Sur- fljl 1 7C prise price ...!) I I I O $30.00 Solid Brass Hed . . IP No. 6003 A Sterling Brass Bed, 2 inch continuous posts, very popular, celebrated Simmons make, worth 30. Surprise Sale (PIO 75 price only D I O. I tj FIRST AND YAMHILL SECOND AND YAMHILL It's a Bad Case when a dealer In ary line of trade tries to sell his customers instead of selling goods. It is a hard case when the deal er does not give value for money. His will nnt ! a nermanent business. It is only the business man who gives his customers "a square deal" that can ex pect to succeed. i Wnen we announce hirnini" wa mean lust what we say. When we assert we have extra Qualities, we mean it; when we ask low prloes, wa prove It. AVERY CaCO. 48 Third street by Want Ads in The Journal! Summer Excursions to the East August , 4. 8, 14. 15, 10, IT, 01, 88, 83, 38.89. ?. Septsmber I. 8, 4, 8, 8, T. CHICAGO AND RETURN... ..... .$720 ST. LOUIS AND RETURN .... ... $70.00 NEW YORK AND RETURN $108.50 BOSTON AND RETURN .$110.00 ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS, DULUTH, OMAHA, KANSAS CITY, ST. JOE AND RETURN .$60.00 TloXets allow fifteen (II) days for going passage, final return limit October tl, do one war and return another U you wish, stop overs allowed within limit in eaon direction. 9 Bide on tha ORIENTAL LIMITED, through Standard and Tourist Sleepers, .Portland to Chleago, In Tl hours with out ohange. Servioe and scenery unsurpassed. Tickets and sleeping car reservations at City Ticket Office, ill xnira sireev roriiana. or at uk pot, 11th and Hoyt sts. , K. DIOKIUn. d r. B X. AOXIBAU OBAT, o. r. V. Aa'SEMENTS. H BILIO TMBATUU " - V geventh Tayloi ' . ' iuui a ana Vonlght SilB 1 Shis Week All Bargain lrlo W.O. ' Bargain Mattoes Fopular Price Sifmmer Engagement . xiaxrr L t:ort t'r.eents , , .MAX riOMAN 4',. In the Comedy Buoce.s . ,. ; . ths icAv ov vmn mot Evenings Lower floor 78c, 60o; bat. ?"!' 62c- So' nery 16c Bargain Wednesday matinee Lower floor and tfl"l Oarltoni Bob Fender's OUntsi Pets i Onorre and Carmen; Karsellles. Hauaee JBvery Say. JKATntXB EVXKT DA'S WBEX AVO. 6. Jesse &, nans THEATRE IS-2M0-7SC X.siky's "Pisnophisnd Min- tmriress ulllvas Sj Oonaldlna rormerly Oread Sefined VandavlUe Week Aug. 7. "The Dnch.ss" Brown and Cooper Sanson and Bijoni Mar kee Brosj Probst i Bndd Bnyderi Orand aaoope. Prices: Matinees loo; evenings 16, 2 Sc. traeanaied TandevUle. WBXZ AVa. 7 Attraction Xxtraordln. ary, "A Wight With the Poets," Intro dnoing Kr. Clinton a. Lloyd. Uvlng il Inatratlons, ntagnlfloent oostnmes, stu pendons aleotrloaJ effeota. Popular prices. Matinee dally. Curtain iOO, fs30 and . Oaks Park Bee X4ttle Tiny Broadwlck. Tonngest Aeronaut in the World 16 Tears Old, and the Three Pamons Broadwleks... Death Befytng Parachute Xomps On : MUa BUgh, Juggling with Pate Kalr Beislng ghrllling Paring. Tea Prenon Balleona and Thirty Parachutes. Sat. nxdars and Bandars 4 o. m. and 8i30 p. m. Tuesday and Thursday promptly ii p. m. it Delays. Philip pals, famous Leader of Oaks Park Band. Sear Wonderful Metropolitan Opera Quartette. Admission Ten Cents Children Half. Prloa. Plve-cent Carfare from Any where In City. Express Trains, Plrst and Alder, to Oaks. Past Launohes, Morrison Bridge to Oaks. STAR THEATRE teiZfZlZ TKB PATBCB WBEKLT, , Presenting Instead Of Verbal ' TKB ACTTTAL PXCTOBXAIi BE COBB OP WORLD-WIDE HEWS ITEMS. Also r v.; TXB BTTLTIfO PAS8X0V, Thrilling. XHTBEKD SATT, Comla Second Illustrated Lecture of MxmBZAX OB CB1TI8B ATLAWTZO QUAD BOB ABOVBO WOBLD. ' ARCADE THEATRE 5bVVhx2Z ' Historical Spectacle. BOB'S HBW lOBIXE, Comic DEATH OP ED. WABD ZZZ. Tragic TEIfT VXLLAOE, Comic BABTOHi Violinist. nn inv f tbbvehbotts p so wn JUI TUBES Indians, Cowboys, Comedy and TandevUle Stunts tn rumi. BASEBALL bbcbbatxob pake Cor. Vanghn and Twenty-f onrth Sts. PORTLAND vs. OAKLAND Angnat 8, t, 10. 11, la, 13. Onmes begin week days S:00 p. m. Sun days 8:80 p. nv LADZE8' DAY PBXDAT Boys nnder 11 free to bleacher Wednesday. Fifth Annual - - ! - Carmen's Picnic TO BB KZXJ) AT Oaks,Thurs.,Aug.lO Sensational 'Balloon Ascensions. Watermelon and Pie Eating Con tests, Women's Nail Driving Con. tests. Concert by Norwegian Singing Society, women's. Fat 1 Men's. Boys', Girls' and Wheel. . barrow Races. OOBTZH1TOVB OABHTfAX. OP KXBTX APTSBirOOSr ABB VAxrsmrxLLB pboobax. Admission Only 10c Special Dental Rates POBCELAZK CBOWHS........ . ..89JXJ 89k GK)LD CBOWBS... ....... ..,.$5.00 83k. GOLD BXIDOB ....... . ... 83.80 OOLD PILLIMOS 140 SILVBB PZLLXHOS .............. .800 TBZrTK WITH PIjATBB... 88.00 Best bank references. Lady attendant. All work warranted 16 years. . Wc Are Always Busy Our success Is due to the fact that wo do the very best work at very low. est prices. We depend on patients tor recommendations. Ask your neighbor about our Painless Methods and our conscientious work. Electro Painless Dentists H. O. AUSFLUND, U V. Manager. -Washington 81, corner Blnth JBntlro Corner (Upstairs). Open Every Ee nlng UnUl 9 o'clock. - THE BARBER ASPHALT PAVING COMPANY Constructs Asphalt and ier IMtunvr Inous Pavements. 406-60S Elm-trio Bds. Portland. On Oskav Uubes. i ) . Manage , i Fbotcr Klcr;cr High Grade Commercial n I1 itU 7th r.l M-n I2si I IV i f. 4'