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.. .. , ;V ' rHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. TUESDAY EVENINO. AUGUST 15, 1911. J -m'Mwv w 4ka a a ss a' . a A ft . s A Bsa J isssmwwsm wet A 'v MVJs.WTt A MvMm m - N , 1. . . ' ... j a ICS TONIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS HEILIO Max Firman, ln"Tha Substl- UKf HIUJU orpnsum -vircun uu VI1. PANTAGE& Vaudavllla. EMPRESS Sullivan & Considlne, rau- OAKS PARK Pls Oftks Park band and Metropolitan Optra quarts! afternoon and evenln. STAR, ARCADE. OH JOT. J "IVOLI. MAJEBTIO-Flrat m. to. 11 p. m. run pictures. 11 Weather Conditions. k The pressure la relatively high over the north Paclfio coast. Alberta and the southeastern states, while fnoderate ilepresslons are central Over Arizona and the Pt. Lawrence valley. Showers and thunderstorms have occurred in north ern Montana, western North Dakota and southern Saskatchewan. Light rain, also, has fallen on the northern Wash ington coast, In the southwestern lake region, the Ohio valley and the St. Lawrence valley. General light to heavy rain has fallen in Arkansas and Louisi ana, and eastward to the Atlantic coast. The weather is cooler In southeastern Washington, eastern Oregon, Califor nia, southeastern Idaho, Wyoming, Tex as, and in the central lake region, and it Is warmer In northern Washington, Montana, the southern plateau and cen tral plains states and upper Mississippi valley, and from Ohio east ward ..to the Atlantic coast. Conditions are favorable for falj, weather in this district during the next 38 hours; It will be warmer Wednesday In northeastern Oregon. FORECAST. Portland and vicinity: Fair tonight and Wednesday. Northwesterly winds. Oregon: Fair tonight. Wednesday fair, warmer northeast portion. North westerly winds. Washington: Fair tonight and Wed nesday. Westerly winds. Idaho; Fair tonight and Wednesday. A nspeot Arrested A bold attempt at highway robbery In broad daylight was thwarted ty the arrival of Sergeant Carlson and Patrolman Fields, who ar rested William Polluck for vagrancy and W. S. Tripp as a witness. Tripp nd Polluck with one other man who escaped at the time, were walking down Ankeny street. Polluck was seen to put his hands In Tripp's pockets, but when the police officers arrived, he started to run, It Is said. Carlson cap tured Polluck, and later. Patrolman Con verse arrested the other man. Matt Campbell, on Burnslde street. Pollnck and Campbell were sentenced to SO and 80 days on the rockplle, respectively. McKlnley Mitchell for 1188 J on Con tract for, the delivery of potatoes dur ing the season of IHO. ,' The- plaintiff declares that the potatoes delivered were not of "fancy valley" quality. Kew Company Tonned-The Ames Investment company has been Incor porated by E. M. Slmonton, Clara -M. Slmonton and George 1 W. Merrill for 15000, The A. O. Myers company, wholesale and retail Jewelry, has been formed by A. O. Myers, Frank A. Halt kemper and Arthur P. Tlfft, with a capital of 13000. Amended' articles of incorporation have been placed, on rec ord by the Lawyers' Abstract 6b Truat oompany, changing,, the capital stock from 200,000 shares of $1 par value to 2000 shares of $100 each. XeynoMbj to Vile Answer Samuel White appeared In the circuit court this morning as attorney for Captain J. 3. Reynolds of the Oregon naval militia In the suit brought by George S. Shep herd, who waa deposed as captain and alleges that he la still the rightful oap taln. White, who was a member of the court of Inquiry, asked and waa granted 10 days in which to file an answer. t Injured by Auto. W. B. Kid of East Eleventh and Multnomah streets was struck by an automobile being operated by A. Moore in the Eaat Side garage at Union avenue and Holladay street yesterday afternoon and knocked to the cement floor. " He sustained a badly bruised head and body and was so ser iously hurt that It was necessary to take him to a sanitarium for care. Arrest Woman. Nora Hayes, oharged with robbing F. L. Anderson, a railroad man, of 955 in the Medford rooming house, was arrested by Detectives Day and Hyde In the Yamhill rooming house at Park and Yamhill streets this morn ing. With the Hayes woman was found Harry Kelly, who has been arrested on a charge of living off the earnings of a fallen woman. Declared Bane Frank Joslln and Peter Torgensen. charged with Insan ity, were declared sane after examina tion today, the first named being ex amined by Dr. E. D. Johnson and the latter by Dr. Harry R. Cliff. Mayor Dunoon of Butte Lewis J. Duncan, mayor of Butte, Mont., will visit this city Monday, August 21. Mayor Duncan Is an ex-Unltarlan min ister who lost his pulpit becauco i.e per mitted Emma Goldman to speak before h!n congregation. Mayor Duncan says he has founo. a larger congregation In the progressive labor movement. He was elected mayor of Butte on the So cialist ticket and Is a fighter In the vanguard of he revolutionary work ers. Portland will have -n opportunity to hear him speak at a meeting next Monday evening at the Socialist hall. 142 H Fourth street, at 8 o'clocx. Clothing Thief Escapes M- Gold stein, proprietor of a second hand store at 60V4 North Third street, caught a slippery burglar yesterday afternoon when he saw one of two men grab two pair of trousers from his counter and start to run with them. Goldstein pur sued the thief, and caught him at the door of the store. The thief wiggled out of his coat, which he left In the surprised proprietor's hands, as he fled down the street. The burglar Is de scribed as being about 25 years of age, five feet ten Inches tall, and weighing 175 pounds. AgTloultural Inspeotor An examlna ation will be held September 6-7 to fill 12 vacancies in the position of agricul tural Inspector, (male), in the Philip pine service at salaries ranging from $1200 to $1400 per annum, the ma jority of vacancies being at $1400 per annum. Qualified persons are urged to enter this examination as It has been difficult to secure eliglblcB for these positions. For full Information regard ing me examinations ana the Philip pine service application may be made to Z. A. Leigh at the postofflce. Wade Bstate Appraised Hugh Hume, A. Walter Wolfe and W. C. Healton, ap praisers of the estate of the late B. F. Wade, have reported the value of the property to the county court at $7600. Free We sponge and press your clothes for $1.60 per month. Bring this ad an1 we will give you one month's service free. Unique Tailoring Co., $09 Stark. Main 614, A-4314. Better Get That Trunk Repaired he fore going to the beach. Peerless Trunk Co.; can repair the suitcase, too. 11th and Washington. Main 3264. "ARIZONA JOE" MAKES HIT AT THE PANTAGES With all the bigness of the west, "Arisona Joe," the spectacular produc tion, Is drawing packed bouses at Pantages this week. When teen here last season for the first time, "Arisona Joe" proved a strong atractlon and Its popularity does not seem to have diminished. Miss Adele Von Ohl again entertains with her expert riding and the ways of the frontier are aptly depicted by a large and capable company. Second place on the program may be awarded to either Stanley and Ed wards In their "Visions in Marble" or to Miss Eleanor Otis and company In "De Vers of the Chorus," a playlet where the plot is based on the sacrifice of a chorus girl for the sake of a girl who Is anxious to break' into the oalclum gleam. The sketch suffers considerably from a strained plot Miss Otis, as the chorus girl who throws up her place In order that the Juvenile might have an opportunity to satisfy her heart's ambition, is excellent. "Visions in Marble" are replicas of ancient statuary In which four people pose admirably. 'Bllly McDermott Is a hobo comedian of some ability, keeping' his audience In good humor, while the Albany FOur consist of three vocal artists and a F. W. Baltes and Company invite your inquiries for PRINTING Phone Main 165 Home A 1165 First and Oak I pianist of worth. The daylight ani mated events continue to be a drawing card.,' i - Ye Oregon Grille . Engagement extraordinary Ray mond, the celebrated tenor soloist and Nowaline, basso profundo. late of Mhe original Hawaiian quartet, every night this week. These artists In connection with Handler, the piano prodigy, and Signer Marino, violin virtuoso, make up an unparalelled program that you cannot afford to miss. "Ye Oregon Grille" service Is without an equal In the elty. Good Work TheW.dMcPhersonCo. 19th and Wilson Streets AMUSEMKIfTS. , Seventh ft Teyloi ynones nam l ana A-naa. Tonight 8:1S All This Week Bargain Frlos Mat. Tomorrow Steamer Jesse Xaxxms rnr Camaa, Wsshougal and way landings, dally ex cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street dock at J p. in. 91 Fare, Steamer Xmrllne Astoria and way points. Leaves Taylor street dock 7 a. m. dally except Sunday. Mount Hood Sally Auto to Mount Hood. I will call at your door. $8.60 each way. Call East 162. Xtaeas Oil Stain for Interior finish. $1.75 per gallon; calclmo tints, o lb. Portland Sash 4 Door Co., 230 Front. Mrs. John Oran, closing out stock of old Scotch brasses, Chinese curios, and old embroideries. Reduced prices. New Departure Tse ot ef Interments hsva greatly reanoed by the Bolaas t7sdertaklnr oompany. Heretofore it has been the custom ot funeral directors to make charges for all Incidentals connected with a fu neral. The Edward Holman Undertak ing company, the leading funeral di rectors of Portland, have departed from that custom. When casket Is furnished by us we make no extra charges for embolmlng, hearse to cemetery, outside box or any services that may be re quired of us. except clothing, cemetery and carriages, thus effecting a saving 3f $25 to $78 on each funeral. THE EDWARD HOLMAN UNDERTAKING CO. 030 THIRD ST. COS. SAXMOV. HARRY L. CORT PRESENTS THE FAVORITE COMEDIAN MAX nOMA SUPPORTED BT LOLITA ROBERT -BON IN THE COMEDY 8TTCCES8 "THE STJB8TXTTJTB" Evenings: Lower Floor 76c, 50e. Bal cony 6f)c, 25c. Gallery 16c. Wed. Mat inee: Entire Lower Floor and Balcony 25c. Galley 16c. Sat. Matinee: Lower Floor 60c, 26c. Balcony 25c. Oallery 16c. NEXT WEEK . 'Tf ART JANE'S FA" SEAT SALJ OPENS WEDNESDAY A IN in . .it mm m sa iiau mmam MAnr a, a iosa MATTjrn SYCST A1 1M5.M nam WTJEK 11 Madame Besson, In "The woman Who Knew;" Cadets Be Oasoognei Oorooran A Six on; Crouch ft Welobi Wynne Bros.) Alsace ft xorralne) Holmes, Wells ft rinlay. AHTAfcES trmeonalad TandevUle, WSIZ Aug. 14 Attraction extraor dinary, "Arlaona Joei" Btanlet ft SI wards: Ths Albany Four Baatafesoopei Miss Eleanor Otis ft Company BQly MoDermotti Pantages Orchestra. Bopn lar rrioes Matinee Daily Curtain a (30, 7i30 and . jgf&o Matinee Bvery pay. impress N H Sullivan ft Oonsldlno W Bsflned Vaudeville Boslyn Tgg Coal, direct from mine to consumer at IS. 60 per ton. Phone mine agent, Main 868. W. A. Wise and associates, painless dentists. Third and Washington. The Builders' Exchange, 181 H Second street. Main 4807. A-S148. Attorney John O. 6 hillock has re Wew Oren Houses Martin & Forbes, florists, have commenced construction of a series of greenhouses at Forest Grove that will mean a lotal expendi ture of $30,000. The structures will be unusually substantial, with concrete foundations and steel frs mnN Tha ft wm owns a 50-acre tract at Forest Grove ana eiso has a five-acre tract on the west side of Mount Tabor, which Is now practically fully occupied by greenhouses. Take Family Heirloom Family heir looms were taken by sneak thieves who operated last night in South Portland, mo nuniB oi jviax Kramer, 6003 V Sixtieth street was entered, and a gold ''Vrooch, 8 signet ring and other trinkets fere taken. A. E. Meedle's 'home at 1091 Kelley street was also entered and a gold watch, a bracelet, several rings and other pieces of valuable Jewelry taken. , To Adopt Olrl Charles E. Hill and wife have a petition for adoption of Florence Burdlck. a 14Var-old girl, who has resided with them for 12 years. The girl's mother, Zoe Record Burdlck, now lives lq Snohomish, Wash., and has agreed to the adoption. The fos ter parents desire the girl to bear the name of Florence Dorothy Hill. Wanted Tenders for delivering boxes and packages to and from central II brary. Seventh and Stark streets, to various branches, reading rooms, . schools, etc. Specifications ma be se cured at librarian's office. Asohoffs Mountain Horns, Marmot. ?,r,Tine nuntln&- fining, tramping. $1.60 day. Auto stage dally, $3 one way. Phone orders for auto. Marshall 1565, A-2103 Suit Over Potatoes Judge McGinn In the circuit court is trying the suit of the Frank Woolsey company against Sr. Z. C. Brown, Eye. Ear. Marquam PARACHUTE DROP TONIGHT Oaks Aeronauts Will Make Ascension. Promptly at 9:30. The famous Broadwlck family will make one of Its thrilling balloon as censions and parachute drops at 9:30 tonight at The Oaks. Jack Broad wick has announced that he will try for a night altitude record, even though he drops, as was the case the other night. In the middle of the river. The start will be made from the ground promptly on time. Attend the Astoria Centennial The O.-W. R. & N. Co. have put In ef fect via the Steamers "T. J. Potter," "Harvest Queen" end 'Hassalo." a low round trip fare of $1 each way to As toria. Potter leaves at 8 a, m.. and the "Hassalo" and "Harvest Queen" at 8 p. m. Full particulars at City Ticket Of Wee, Third and Washington streets. HOTEL STEWART SAN FRANCISCO Geary Street, above Union SqaarO Juit oppoclt Hotel St Francis European Plan $1.60 a day up American Plan $3.00 a day' up ITew steel and brickttructure. Furniihedat coct of $200,000. Every comfort and con venience. On carllnei transferring all ever city. Omoibut mteti train! and steamers. Send for Booklet with map of 8an Francises Foster &. Klelser High Grade Commercial and Electric SIGNS Bast 7th and Bast Bverett Its. Sfhoaes Bast lllli B-aaat THE BARBER ASPHALT PAVING COMPANY Constructs Asphalt and ettier Bitum inous Pavements. C06-608 Eleetrle B'df, Portland. Or. Oskar Hubea Manager. Formerly Grand WEI It AVO. 14-h.Xead.Une, "A Million Dollar Wlfsj" Mary Ambrose The Bell Boy Trio j Herbert Charles Bendow Brothers; Frank Hartley. Prices: Matinees 16c; Evenings 15c. 28c. OAKS PARK Big Sensational BUI Continues This Week TBXrLXJTQ WITH DEATH Aeronaut Will Maks a Triple Drop, Sensation Tollows Sensation and Thrill Follows Thrill. Saturday and Sunday Asosaslona at 4(30 and 9:30. Tuesday and Thursday Ascensions Si30 Only. The Famous Broadwlok Family in Faxa. cnute Dives ana Bsuoon Ascensions. Philip Fels, Band deader. OAKS FABX BAWD Hear Famous Metropolitan Opera Quartet See Four Baby Ostriches st Ostrich Farm Admission 10 Cents t Children 5 Cents, vnaer jrree. 8-Oent Carfare Everywhere la the City. Morrison w. Bridge, Fast launches at BASEBALL mSCBBATXOH FABX Cor. Taugha and Twenty-fourth Sta. PORTLAND vs. LOS ANGELES inf. IS, 16, 17, 18, 1, 80. Oames begin week days 8:00 p. tn. Sun days 1:80 p. m. 1VADXBS' BAT FBXDAT Boys under 12 free to bleachers Wednesday. ALL HOUSEHOLD EMERGENCIES That experience is the best teacher, and also the most expensive, is shown in cities where bitulithic pavement is replacing all other kinds,' AN HOUR saved in summoning the plumber byttele phone may save jhe price of several years of service. It certainly saves a lot of discomfort and worry. , The Bell Telephone keeps the household in constant touch with all the resources of civilization and is instantly available in any emergency. It also keeps the household in constant touch with the broader outside world by means of the Long Distance Service of the Bell System. The Pacific Telephone & Telegraph, Co. Every Bel Telephone Is the Center of the system. New Ides usgulne lOo 50 CENTS A YEAR The Most in Value The Best in Qnality I'll. Vwi.KLUsiilll!U timNommuaaNMs. ... j?. , Newldts Pattern! '' lOo LATEST , STYLES Another Extraordinary 15c Stocking Sale A clean-up of all broken lines Lisle Thread Hose in all colors and black Laces and silk-embroidered styles, also plain shades 25c and 35c 1 grades at, pair 1 OL The assortment' includes hundreds and hundreds of pairs of Women's, Fine Lisle Thread Hose in all colors and black. They come in lace patterns in boot, ankle and allover styles, also silk -embroidered in neat and attractive patterns fancy plaids, stripes, polka dots and plain shades in many col ors. All are high-grade stockings that fit per fectly and wear satisfactorily. The kind that sell regularly at 25c and 35c a pair are priced 1 Cn 1 tJw for this sale at Women's VesU, 40o Vala. 25o A special offering of Women's Sleeve less Vests in low-neck style, finished with lace trimmed yoke. All sizes. Regular 40c values specially priced at LOL Children's Hose, 25c Vala. 17o A splendid line of Children's Mercer ized Stockings, made in a fine rib and in all sizes from 5 to They come in black and in white. . Best H -25c values on sale at 1 I t Children's Vests, 20o Vals. 12c About 50 dozen Children's Fine Cot ton Vests, shown in sleeveless and short-sleeve styles, with low neck. All sizes. Regular 20c values J1T priced at 1 2L Women's Hose, 75c Vals. 50c Women's Gauze Lisle and Silk Lisle Hose, shown in plain, lace and silk embroidered styles. They come in black and the popular new ETAr shades, 75c values, at OU The Fine New Silks Are Here in. Matchlessly Handsome Designs A wonderfully beautiful display of the newest and most favored weaves in a riot of beautiful colors and shades, and, what is equally as important, they are moderately priced. The New Fancies, at 75c Yard New Waisting Silks for S1.00 Daring conceptions in patterns and col- The remarkably varied assortment of r orings are shown in the newest Waist correct styles and colorings will sur- and Dress Silks. Pretty invisible prise and please even those who come stripes, with allover Jacquard designs; prepared to be extremely critical the neat hairline and pencil stripes in showing is superb. Beautiful, rich heavy ombre effects; Novelty Messa- Louisines, Messalines and soft-finished lines, Louisines in neat small designs, Taffetas in printed warp novelties and and Paillette de Soie in all fashionable graduated stripes interwoven with neat shades. Infinite care has been exer- small designs. Exclusive styles and cised in selecting these beautiful silks colorings that have never before been and we know they will please you. shown in this city. SSSiMMSMMMMMMMMMMSisasiMMIISMHiMMMSSSSSal Women's Pumps and Osfords All Our Broken lines of this Season's Styles gt -1 Q)? in Regular $2.50, 83.00 and 83.50 Grades JqJjI 0Oj)lBJ Are on a Big Special Sale at Low Price of Perhaps you are In need of a new pair of Pumps or Oxfords to round out the season. Well, here is a splendid opportunity to sup ply your needs at a great saving. All our Broken lines in this season's styles, including all fashionable leathers, have been gathered for this sale and marked at a ridiculously low price. While there are not all sizes in each style, you'll find all sizes and widths in some stvle that will please you. An early visit to this store will give you choice of regular $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50 (M "JA grades at this special low price, the pair .sD I sO Children's Pumps in sizes 5 to A frr II Children's Pumps in sizes (M OA 7J7W 8y2 to 11, $2.00 grade 2, $1.75 grade, at A Big Advance Showing and Sale of Fine New. Fall Cottons Dainty new fabrics make an early bid for the favor of economical women fresh from . the looms of makers of high repute-new textures, weaves, designs, colorings. These are inducements for you to commence you fall sewing early. NEW PERCALES shown in neat new patterns in light and dark styles. They are or Tasx aye ana run 01 mcnes wiuc. Specially priced now, at, the yard . . . , NEW SHIRTINGS of cheviot weave, suitable for boys' waists, shirts, etc. Desirable styles and colors, full 32 inches wide. Specially priced at only NEW PERCALES of best standard quality, shown in an unlimited assort ment .of styles and colors, full 36 inches wide. Specially priced 1 at, the yard J 10c 1 Ull sW 15c FALL GINGHAMS, shown in the new plaids, stripes and checks in neat dark colorings. They come in full widths and are specially priced 11 at only 1 &2L VELOUR FLANNELS, shown in all the new attractive styles and color, combinations for kimonos, wrappers, etc. Full width and priced at only. SERPENTINE CREPES in a full vari ety of new designs and colorings, suit able for house dresses, kimonos, etc. Full width. , Specially 'prifed Qr at only M NEW GERMAN FLEECED FLANNELS, a splendid wearinr fabric that washes perfectly. Comes with a heavy warp and shown in pretK designs JC suitable for house dresses, kimonos, waists, etc. Good widfiT width.... w DC 1