The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, December 21, 1911, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextTown Topics TOXIGIIT'8 AMUSEMENTS fEILia "Seven ty," jakek -inrti Twins." comedy. jYRIC "Th nirl anrl h. Prliioa." ORPHEUM Orpheum circuit vaudeville. PANTAOES Vaudeville. EMPRESS Sullivan & Conidlne VaUde-ViltA , PEOPLES Motion pictures. S -MAJESTIC Motion picture Weather Conditions. Portland and vicinity: Pair tonight Friday occasional rain. Southeasterly winds. Oregon: Fair tonight except rain near the coast. Friday fair east, rain or now west portion. Warmer east por tion Friday. Southeasterly winds, In creasing along the coast Washington: Fair east, rain or snow west portion tonight. Friday rain or now except southeast portion. Warmer east portion Friday. Southeasterly winds, brisk along the coast Idaho: Fair tonight, colder southeast Fortion. Friday occasional snow north, air with rising temperature south por tion. THEODORK F. DRAKE, Acting district Forecaster. V- I California Wines -Port Sherry An- geleca, Tokay; Muscatel, 3 years old, 11.00 gallon: Claret, 60o gallon; Zin fandel, 75c; Sauterne, $1.80 gallon; Chab le's, 1.60 gallon; Tlpo Red or White. 76c bottle: Mission Grape Brandy, $3.50 gallon; California Grape Brandy. $3 gal lon; Apricot Brandy, $1.25 bottle; Cor dova Brandy (bottled in bond), $1.50 bottle; Black and White Scotch Whis key. $1.25 bottle; John Dewar & Son special, $1.25, extra special, $1.35; White Horse Cellar, $1.60 bottle; Old Hickory Rye and Bourbon (five summers old), I bottled in bond), $1.25; Warwick, bottled in bond, 8 years old, full quarts, ,$1.60; C. & C. Imported Ginger Ale, $1.75 towen. Ring us up, East 418, B-1694. 4ff Special delivery, D. Kellaher & Co.. Grand ave. and East Morrison street QUOTH THE PESSIMIST wife made against him. ' He charges be made this charge againat him en an average of 10 times each month for four years, finally resulting in family dis cord. The divorce auit followed. He la employed, by the Power Furniture company. "Some o those foreigners who havo an idea that Russia, could lick Uncle Sammy evidently never heard o' th' bat tleship Oregon." Mrs oss, $5000 Fire broke out last night shortly after 6 o'clock In the plant of the Multnomah Mill ft Con struction company, at 465 East Madlaon street and destroyed the plant, result ing In a loss of at least $6000. The fire started in the mill. The cause of the fire Is unknown.. While the fire department was responding; to the call one of the teams collided with a car on the Morrison street bridge and a horse was knocked down, but the dam age done waa not serious. Timely Buggsstlons. Ladies' $8 pare silk waists, all colors, $2.88. Pure silk hose, 60c a pair. Ladles neckwear, 25o and 60c Men's $2 white pleated shirts. the circuit court In the case of H. Kul-I $1.36 each. Fancy suspenders, 60c to $2. chlbsky against the Portland Railway, ', A complete line of Christmas novelties Light & Power company. The plaintiff for men and women at reduction of alleged he fell from a streetcar In 1309 1 33 1-3 per cent Every article reduced, at First and Sheridan streets, while the j Becker, McLoughlln & Sweeney, 441 program furnished by the pupils. .Mrs. Alice Welster will talk on "What Good Pictures Do for the Home and Children.' car was In motion. He placed the blame upon the company. It was shown that Kulchibsky attempted to board the car while it was moving. The Jury was out 20 minutes and returned a unanimous verdict for the company. Attorney Al lan R. Joy represented the Injured man, wljUe Attorney Arthur Dibble appeared forthe company. . Central W. O. T. TJ An Interesting meeting was held Wednesday afternoon central w. C. T. U. After bus Iness had been disposed of a number of mem bers reported the most Interesting events during the year. The victory In Maine, the suffrage victories in Washington and California, the vindication of Dr. Wiley, were among the interesting events mentioned. A large number of comfort bags for the sailors were brought in. The next meeting will be a social one. Reports are asked for and each member is requested to bring a oup and saucer. BTasarans Army Entertainment, The members of the Nasarene Army of America will hold a benefit entertain ment In their hall at 142 Russell street Sunday evening for the purpose of rais ing money to defray the exepnses of the Christmas celebration which is to be held In the hall Monday evening. On the Sunday evening's program there will .be an exhibition of the Passion play in motion pictures. All donations, both In the way of food, clothes and money, will be received at the head Quarters, 141 Russell street Governor to Speak Governor West, Postmaster C. B. Merrick and others are to be speakers at the annual ban quet of the Travelers' Protective Asso ciation of America, which It is an nounced by Secretary Joseph C Gibson Will be held In the Hotel Portland the evening of Thursday, December 28. At the annual meeting of the association Thursday afternoon reports of officers will be received and officers will be elected. C. D. Fraser has served as president during the past year. Penney Bros. XMday Special. Our $2 grade of Wines at $1 per gallon. Our $1.60 grade of Wines at 76c per gal lon. Straight Kentucky Whiskey, 7 years old, regular $4.50, at $3.60, per gallon. Kentucky Whiskey, regular $3.50. at $2.60 per gallon. Our $3 grades of Whiskey, Rum, Gin and Brandy. $2.10 per gallon. Friday only. 379-381 K Morrison st Phones East 287, B-243& Free delivery. Donations Wanted- -The management of the Boys' and Girls' Aid society of Oregon reports that there is no candy or nuts or other luxuries to give the children for Christmas day. Donations Of these things have been very slim this year and the management hopes that its many friends will assist it at this time. It was hoped that a. chicken or turkey dinner would be provided for th children, but It seems Impossible to do that this year unless some one lends assistance. All donations will be thank fully received and called for by notify ing phones East 6 or B-1404. Washington street Serlval at the Central Christian church, East Twentieth and Salmon streets, grows in interest nightly. Hear Dr. Herbert Yenell tonight In his great ilustrated Bible reading. Mr. Bailey will sing. 'Otur " Shop devoted exclusively to fancy goods. All holiday articles re duced. Open evenings until Christmas. The Needlecraft Shop, 888 Yamhill. Parents, Teachers to Sleet. The Parent-Teacher association of the South Mount Tabor school meets at the school house Friday evening, following the Christmas at the Bowers-Christmas dinner will be served In the beautiful Hotel Bowers grill from 4 to 9:80 on Monday. Concert by Nason's full stringed orchestra. $1.50 per plate. Albert Serai, the Druggist 329 Wash ington, near Second. Fine leather goods, bill books, card cases, perfumes, atomisers, etc., for the holidays. Steamer Jess Karklns for Camas, Washougal and way landings, dally ex cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street dock at 8 p. m. Genuine Holeproof Hosiery in hand some holiday boxes for men, women and children. A B. Stelnbach & Co., sole agents. t . China, Glassware and Braises-Gifts for alt Bailey & Co., 424 Washington, between EUventh and Twelfth. Washington Street Public Markets Open 1-rlday eve. till 9:30 o'clock. W. A. Wise and associates, painless dentists, Third and Washington. Werner Patterson Co., high merchant tailors, 260 Stark. grade Hudson's Sun Store 110 Third street open evenings this week. Buy a Player $20 will place a Piano Player In your home. Plenty of time given to pay the balance In small monthly payments. Prices range from $276 upwards. Koh ler A Chase, 375 Washington street CHRISTMAS DINNER AT TRACTIVE. The Portland Hotel to Be the Mecca of Many Christmas sinner Parties. To those compelled to dine out Christ mas day and ones preferring to do away with the task of preparing dinner, the Portland Hotel offers many attractive features as the Ideal spot to have a Christmas dinner. An elaborately pre pared menu has been arranged consist ent with the Portland's fame as a hos telry, and specially in keeping with the Christmas season. A special musical program rendered by the Portland Hotel orchestra will add greatly to the oc casion. Reservations for tables may be made now by phone. Main 8842. Buy a Player $20 will- place a Piano Player in your home. Plenty of time given to pay the balance In small monthly payments. Prices range from $275 upwards. Koh ler & Chase, 876 Washington street A Christmas Gift Of a photo order on C Elmore Grove will please her. 363 Washington at " AMUSEMENTS HPII in IHuAlKU a vj seventh It Taylor Phones. Mala 1 and A-1122. Tonight, Tomorrow, Saturday and Sunday Special Matinee Saturday. Wagenhals & Kemper Present The Comedy Hit 7 DAYS Evenings: Lower floor $1.50, $1; balcony, 6 rows. $1; 8 rows, 75c; 11 rows, 60c; gallery, reserved, 35c; ad mission, 25c. Saturday matinee: $1, 75c, 60c, 85o, 25c. Seats now selling. Open Evenings. Remember! I give you a $2 reduction off the marked price of every suit overcoat or raincoat thus $22.60 to $25 values marked $14.75 $2 less as a Christmas gift. Jimmy Dunn, room 315 Oregonlan building. Rent a Piano Rent a piano, $3, $4 per month; Kim ball, Chlckerlng, Fischer, Kohler, and many other good makes. Kohler & Chase, 875 Washington street House moving and repairing. James Garrlck. Phone East 4427. 303 E. Mor rison street. Pleased With Improvement At a meeting of the Westmoreland Improve ment association yesterday evening, E. L, Mills presented his resignation as president and F. A. Ackerman was elected to fill the vacancy. Great satis faction was expressed by members of the association because of the Improve ment of Milwaukle street and It was urged that the completion of the sewer and paving system for Westmoreland be forwarded as much as possible. The opening of East Seventeenth street la also demanded. "Mysterious Billy" Smith Better Dr. Fred J. Ziegler, who Is attending "Mys terious Billy" Smith, who is at the St. Vincent's hospital suffering from bullet wounds inflicted on him by A. B. Loomls Sunday night, believes that the ex-pugillst will recover. Smith rested easy last night acoordlng to the hospi tal authorities. Br. C E. Chapman Lectures on "Vol taire." Thursday evening, December 21, 8 o'clock, at 228 Second street, near Salmon, in Socialist headquarters, branch four. Admission free. This is the first of a series of 18 lectures to be delivered weekly by Dr. Chapman at branch feur headquarters. JTotlce to Depositors Amerloan Bank. Those desiring to realize 100 cents on the dollar on their American bank de posits are requested to send us name and address. If you will also state amount of your balance it will help. Address H-263, Journal. " To consider Publlo Parks, There will be no meeting of the North East Side Improvement association December 22, on account of holidays. The next reg ular meeting wifl occur Friday. Janu- r V 19 nt hldh Hm. I la V. - A .i to make the meeting a mass meeting I for the entire northeast M nt whh time parks, playgrounds and public manteis win do me issues of the even Ing. Kills College, Hear Oakland, CaL A woman's college; all preparatory courses dropped. Spring semester opens Jan uary 10, 1912. Luella Clay Carson, A. M., LL. D., president. For catalogue ad dress Registrar, Mills College P. O., Oakland, CaL .Meier B eeir THE BEER FOR YOU THIS DELICIOUS BEVERAGE FOR YOUR HOME TABLE CAN BE PROCURED AT THE FOLLOWING WELL KNOWN FAMILY LIQUOR STORES, CAFES AND GRILLS. ORDER A CASE FROM YOUR DEAER. Family Liquor Stores : F. M. CLARK, 13th and Washington Telephone, Main 7614 DOANE & RUHNKE, 11th and Washington Telephone, Main 4206, A-5158 TOHN ECKLUND, 125 First Telephone, Main 1934, A-1934 EASTERN LIQUOR CO., Sixth and Couch Telehone, Main 823 FUNCK "BROS., 17th and Washington Main 4344, A-4344 GOLD SEAL LIQUOR CO., 166 Second Telephone, Marshall 486, A-1485 ITALIAN DELICATESSEN & GROCERY CO., 412 East Clay Telephone, East 158 T. E. KELLY, 354 Morrison Telephones, Main 28, A-2802 MT. HOOD COMMERCIAL CO., 409 Washington Telephones, Marshall 2339, A-5055 MT. HOOD COMMERCIAL CO., 149 Seventh Telephones, Marshall 3158, A-2596 NATIONAL WINE CO., Fifth and Stark Telephones, Main 6499, A-4499 PENNEY BROS., 381 East Morrison Telephones, East 287, B-2426 REMINGTON COMMERCIAL CO., 425 Washington Telephones, Main 174, A-2313 GRILLS: BOWERS HOTEL. IMPERIAL HOTEL... 7th and Washington COMMERCIAL CLUB. THE LOUVRE Fourth and Alder CASTILLIAN GRILL 427 Washington OREGON HOTEL Seventh and Stark Will Exhibit Skulls A free lec ture will be held at 401 Alder street at 8 p. m., as follows: Wednes day. Professor Morris on "Skulls." Nu merous human and animal skulls will be exhibited. Thursday, Dr. N. J. Bax ter on "The Transmission of Life." Answers Wife's Charges Making love to women patrons of the store Is the charge which James P. Hendryx alleges. In his complaint for a divorce, that his ! Hot Guilty of Tagrancy Miscene Pe ter, charged with being a vagrant, was v found not guilty yesterday afternoon In Vthe circuit court by a Jury. Peter was rrested last September and found gHiilty by a Jury In the police court. Where a rockplle sentence of 90 days was given him. The Jury in the circuit court yesterday evening was out 10 minutes. Special Prlday Only Don't be de ceived. We sell absolutely pure wines and liquors, fl.60 quality port, sherry, angelica and muscatel wine, 760 per gallon; $4 rye and Bourbon whiskey, 3J.75 per gallon; $4 b andy, 32.75 per gallon; $4 rum, 32.75 per gallon. Na tional Wine Co.. Fifth and Stark. Phone Main 8488. Home A-4499. Delivered. looses Damage Suit A verdict for the defendant was returned yesterday In If you have the good of your own par ticular neighbor hood at heart,talk to your neighbors about the superior qualities of bitulithic pave ment. Bitulithic will help turn it into a metropolitan district. i V v "HLITKLMPERS" WHAT'S IN A NANL? A WHOLE, LOT We, as well a9 you, are pleased to have It on the package containing that treasure, bought and given with the intention of creating that impression, "Well bought, well given." Won't you allow us to make the recipient more than pleased, when we are willing to do our share. Come in and let us show you how to do it. G. HLITKLMPILR CO. Diamond Dealers and Jewelers - OLD IN PORTLAND NEW IN LOCATION r YEON BUILDIO 130 FIFTH STREET V. ' ' ' CASTILLIAN GRILL 103 Sixth HOF BRAU Sixth and Alder THE QUELLE Sixth and Stark RICHARDS CAFE Park and Alder CAFES: A. C BURMEISTER, 123 Grand CRYSTAL BAR, 104 First St OD. ELDER, Fourth and Washington J. J. FOLEN, 146 Second FOLEN BROS., Front and Morrison D. W. FAIRCLOUGH, 375 East Burnside GILMAN BAR, 144 First St GARDNER BROS., First and Madison HOFFMAN BROS., Grand and Burnside HEIDELBERG CAFE, Grand and Morrison LOTUS CAFE, 127 Sixth St H. MUNSON, 148 First St I. NEUBERGER, The Bohemian, Wash. OMAN & HERMAN, First and Alder L. H. PICKLER, Sixth and Stark CHAS. RIECKER, 281 Grand SLINGERLAND & BUDNICK 396 East Clay AL WADDELL, Second and Morrison PAUL ZIMMERMAN, Grand and Morrison SEE OUR OTHER ADVERTISEMENT ON PAGE 15. ana Jic SEATTLE BREWING & MALTING CO. SEATTLE, WASH. W here Rainier Beer May Be Obtained Outside of Portland C. J. STUBLING The Dalles TAYLOR & TAYLOR The Dalles JRED PUNDT The Dalles HAS. TWINEHAM The Dalles PETERSON & OLSON The Dalles M. T. NOLAN .The Dalles CHARLES ALLEN The Dalles ,M. CURRAN . .t .....The Dalles HOTEL DALLES The Dalles H. J. DUNN The Dalles TOM KELLY The Dalles GEORGE ODELL Sandy. Or. WOLR.& KEISECKER Sandy, Or. Carlson Bros Astoria T. W. Cole Oregon City FORD METZGER ...Gresham TAMES MALLETT Seaside RHEINHART & DUNAGAN........Dufur WM. RHEINHART Wasco T. S. TILLSON.. Umatilla V. LOTTES, agent for Union Co., La Grande O'NEILL BROS. CO., agents for Central Ore- gon .Madras J. J. PRESTEL .....Ontario PENDLETON ICE & COLD STORAGE CO., agents for Umatilla Co..... Pendleton Brunn & Co., Distributers for Oregon, First and Alder Sts., Portland SEAT BALE TOMOBBOW FOB XMA8 ATTBACTXOH HEILIO THEATRE 3 WIGHTS 3 MATINEES Beginning- SBSBSS" December 25 Montgomery and Stone In the Musical Comedy "THE OU TOWN'' Prices, both evenings and matinees. Lower floor, $2. Balcony, 6 rows, $1.50; 6 rows. $1; 6 rows, 75c; 6 rows, 60c. Gallery, reserved and adm., 60c. Only 8 Seats Sold to One Person for Any Single Performance. BAKER THEATSE Kaln a and A-5380 Geo. L. Baker. Mrr. Tonight All Week Mat. Wed., 26c; I Sat., 26c, 60c. Jos. M. Qattes' famous musical comedy succeed "THB.EE TWINS" Great company of 60, with George Eb ner and Gertrude Hutcheson. First time at popular prices. See the Yama Tama girls. Evenings, 26c, 60c, 75c. 11. Next week Geo. Sidney In "Busy Izy" MAIN , A ION MATIN SB EVENT flai ls-eo-vo A to nOmTI Willi 1A iptfirnp ic.iC-Cl.7C. DEO. 18 incniKQ Helen Grantly A; Co.? ooraon nana st ralix a; Oalrs; Ths Estbor Trio; Esmer alda si vsoloj world's Events Moving Pictures. UiMOtlid YandeTUis. WEEK Sift 18. Mr. Harry Tate, -Mo toring"; Tower Bros, ana saiss uinwi Count ths First; Pantagssoope; Sol Barns The Melnotte-La Hole x'roupe; Popular prices. Mat. Curtain. fl:30. 7:10 ana 9. Orohsstra. lrTB Uaucee Every say. JTmpress f """i Sullivan si Consldlns rormerir WTTT Tt sc. 18 Anna Buckley, Mms. Bartholdl's Cockatoos; Newsll ft Niblo; Belle Dixon; Harry Thompson; Bswson ft Clare; Orchestra. Prices I6o and aSc. LYRIC THXATBE rOUKTK AND BTABX ALL, THIS WEEK EXTRA PBOT. DANIEL SMITH, THE YOUNGEST OLD MAN Ths Keating & Flood MuBlcal Cotnedy Comrany In AT-BT. HTB THE PHXNCE" TJ-,t,T7on J:30. 7:30. 9:15. 15c-25c CTURES M HABXT ROUOAT i TXOH. P Now is the ths holidays. lections of framed pictures xo With our lines for holiday trade practically unbroken and comprehensive tn assortment, the greatest satisfaction will be afforded. At 26c, ISe and EOe we show many fine productions, and of the finer pictures we have a great variety, all especially attractive, both from the artistic view and the very reasonable prices. Artist Material Everything for the workers In oil and water colors, china paint ing and gold decorating outfits. Artist material catalogues sent free on request. Sanborn, Vail &Co 170 rirst Bi. The largest tures, framed pl lngs and artists Pacific Coast. variety of ple- lctures. mould- material on Anyone Can Shave With Week's Scxtoblade Razor - VXtfX. WWW ts WITH 0LADCSms SAFtlYCIMRD Twoooaucj I ADDITIONAL BLADES rax zbt SOLD ON 30 DAYS' TRIAL MONEY BACK IF NOT SATIS FIED AT Nau's Pharmacy Woodard, Clarke A Co. Robison's, Drugs, 23d and Wash. Kilham's Stationery Columbia Hardware Co. Prices : $2.00 to $5.00 THE GEORGE LAWRENCE CO. Portland Northwest Agents GIFTS and CALENDARS Reduced We will not carry over one dollar's worth of Christmas merchandise. "Eleventh-hour" shoppers will not only have the advantage of selecting from a most desirable choice of useful novelties, but also be benefited by the follow ing price reductions: 25c Calendars, 50c Calendars' 35 75c Calendars 60 90c Calendars 50c Christmas Books 30 40c box Initial Stationery 30 SHAVING SETS, y4 OFF With reversible mirror, ordi nary and magnifying glass, cup and brush attached; $1.50 to $5 values, now less. IF HE SMOKES nothing can be more presentable than a smoking set 50c and up. Cigar Lighters, 25c to fl.OO Fountain Pens $1.00 THESE POPULAR SONGS 15c EACH Oh, That Navajo Rag Do It Now CHRISTMAS UMBRELLAS The largest stock In the city evenr description from the cheapest to ths highest-priced ones all fine values also all the staple lines Including our noted Rustproof Umbrellas The best umbrellas In town at $1.00. $1.25. $1.60, $2.00 and upwards. Recovering in all grades of silk and gloria also repairing at lowest prioes. Let us put a new umbrella on your old handle or a new handle on your old umbrella, ME REDITH'S 839 Washington St., Bst. 6tk sad Tt. imptnu aviu suuauig. Gee! I Like Music With My Meals (Add 1 cent per copy when ordering by mail.) When It's music or pictures, go where the crowds go. K. Ssmlok k Co., Props. 322 Washington Bt. PI LOT I Beatlie & Hofmann, Inc. HOTEL STEWART SAfl FRANCISCO Geary Street, abore Union Squars European Plan $1.60 a day op American Plan 9)3.00 a day up New steal and brick etnutar. Evf , ased.m coovaUaes, Madwrats rata Cantor of theatre aaal ratail dUatrist, Oa) ear Unas traaaf airing all ever city. f3is tria aialbas snete traiaa aael slaassatSi P ortland Printing House Co. Book. Catalog and OonumstoUl -Printing Book Binding and Blank Book ataklnf 388 Taylor St: Phones: A228I. M620I .Poster & Klelser High Grade Commercial and Eleetrit SIGNS Bast Ttk too Bast ByoveM $ VkoiM Bast Mill ':4nCi. I.V.I I UN ill ' rsonssi Kaln S9S8. 89S8. A 4776; Main 1637 204 Stark Sf.