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THE OREGON
DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLA
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MONDAV EVENING, JANUARY ' I, 1912.
Town Topics
QUOTH THE PESSIMIST
T0MGITT8 ,
ft
ft'
AMUSEMENTS
, ' HKIL'lO "Th Gamblers.
,,. liAKKit "TDa Vlrglnlan.
tYRIC "Frolic of 11 V.f
;, ft ORPHEUMOrpheum circuit vaudeville.
i'-pANTAOKS Vaudeville, '.
! EMPRESS Sullivan Consldlne vauds-
; y Vlllft ,7' ." '
PEOPLES Motion picture. '
f MAJK3T1C Motion picture. . .. :
Walker ha boarded
He ain't had th' price
Happy New
. Weather Condition.
A email high pressure area central
ver British Columbia' ha oaueed clear
In weather, In thl district with gen
erally lower temperature. In , nortn
L.i.rn u..ht..utni and ..vtrem north
ern Idaho It I much colder and the J In Captain of Detective joe Day that
7
"Weary Willie
th' water wagoh.
o' er beer fe elx month.
xear.- - -
i m .i nrU. MBha in mnv ulaces.
Another high pressure area la central
over the middle Mississippi valley ana
L . H 1 much colder In that valley and
3 also In the Ohio valley and portion of
VVitle lake, region. The disturbance yes-
; ranldlv ; northeastward flown the Bt
Lawrence valley. , The barometer la low
'ver Alaska and the- Aleutian wanus.
me aeiectivei oe instructed to call up
me ornee at leaet ortce an hour when
out on I cut, Appearance indicate
that the order la for the purpose of
stopping- all "soldiering" on the part of
menwers oi the departments
hall. Eleventh and Alder street, begin
ning Tuesday morning, January 2, at
MO o'clock.., -'. :,.:':.
VO Tailoring Establishment has a
larger and better selected stock than
J.. Pollvaa ft Co. During sal to per
cent rebate for cash payment on good
made to order. Beautiful assortment of
fancy vest. High grade workmanship
only. 101 Corbett building. e
So Tailoring Establishment' has ; a
larger and better selected stock than J.
Pollvka ft Co. During sals Eft per cent
rebate for. cash payment on goods made,
to order. Beautiful assortment of fan
cy vests. High grade workmanship only.
20 Corbett building.
Two SnsUlsti Leave HomltaL Two
The conditions eire favorable tor ruir victim or revolver duels, both of Whom
. weather. In this district tpnigni ana ,were at first Relieved to have been fa
Turn Jay with R,nu 04nesSterS!taU5r Jured.rwere able to leave St
northwestern Washington and western, v- honit.r v...,.. w --
.A - Oregon and with lower temperatures I vnos hospital I yesterday. One was
,..T"rT.T wSirnA'ri. . "Mysterious Billy" Smith. ex-Durllist
V. 'VtJn.ti.nrf ni wtrimtv; Fair tonight I who was shot three times by Captain
and Tueaday: continued cold. Minimum .A. B. Loomls, on. December 19, arid the
Temperature tonigni iouui otner was cnarles Hewston, the patrol-
?OrWo,n Urrair 'wnight and Tuesday. mf the groin by Frank Kelly.
Contwuid cofd westf coler east por-1 ss Frank Ryan, on December 11. In
Hon. Northwesterly winas, . . u c mi kiju nan streeis, wnicn
wasnineton: air icnisni
day Continued cold 'northwest: colder Smith was able to walk to a waltlna
- southeast Dortlon. Wind mostly Mil- J""' i?'.w. alK" ' . waiting
'1 automobile from the reception room of
Idaho: Fair tonight and- Tuesday, the hospital, and although bo I not yet
Continued oold extreme north, colder fully recovered, It la believed there Is
south and cental portlona. ' no further danger from hi three
. ; , '&i. .-fwottad. Patrolman Hewston has r-
rti-t'T. -"u:l- - Dl8-"ct yore. -1-j turned to his-hotel at 4B1 WashinK-"
( i " " ' I ton , street, where he I abl to get
Two Ken Drink FoUoiu A. A. volch. around, although with some difficulty.
XS- year old, aald . o b the son of AH . danger .In . his case Is believed to
wealthy Kansas City man. .drank car- have pas sed
tollo acid at the Grand-Oak apartment J
House tsaturaay nigni, ur gUor Xtad OUd. The directors and
rthehadTereann
ment Another ulclde was Fred Bra- enterUlnment. of the large number
see of 870 North- Sixteenth, the father of sailors attending the Christmas fes
of six children, who with the tyldow are tivitlea at the Seamen's institute. Each
left practically destitute. The, husband eallor received a useful present. The
had been out of work for some "tllpe and "comfort bags'! presented to the sailors
had found It Impossible. So the fWqS were, mostly furnished by the Women's
declares, to find employment Tester- Christian - Temperance unions of Mult
day, while Patrolman Boone was pass- nomah county. Money to cover expense
Jng the home Mrs. Brasee notified him of the entertainment was given by young
that her husband had taKen poison. a" people's societies of different churches.
T. u. Food
was donated by several firms In the
city. The Institute was crowded with
sailor who enjoyed tne good things of
fered them and returned to their ships
Was the finest
port In the world In which to spend
Christmas.
Steamer ? Xtandna : for Camas,
Waahougal and way landings, dally ex
cept Sunday. ..Leaves Washington street
dock at. I i m. ;
W. A. Wis and associates, painless
dentists. Third and Washington,
li. Portland. Reception fit David's
parish. .
14. Second' Sunday after lCplphany.
Morning, 8t Mark's, Portland. After
noon, St Helen's IlalL '. .
H. Annual ' dinner of trustees and
staff .of Good Samaritan hospital
11. Third Sunday after Epiphany.
Woodstock. Afternoon servlos .Joolorod
people). - Pro Cathedral. " ' - v
Jl.t-Portland. "Meeting ftospltSl trus
tees at t:S0 a. ro. at hospital. Meeting
trustees fit- Helen's Hall at I p. m, ,
' I.--Portland. Meeting.; Olty clergy
and committee of laymen on olty mis
sions in ' Perolval , library I p. m. -
K. -Salem. . Conference of Willam
ette valley assoolat mission clergy. Ad'
dross "Ad Clerum."
IB. Salem. All day conference. Mis
sionary meeting at night.
, I Salem. All day conference.
lir Fourth Sunday after Epiphany.
Morning, Portland. Asounslon, After
noon, "Men's . Resort" Evening, Pro
Cathedral. : , . , ,
80. Sutherlln. Dedication new parish
house and chapel. , .
. Roeeburg.' c '' '.
Roscoe Howard, - a railroad engineer
of Desohutes, and wife are gueSt at
tho Portland- ' ,
S. L, 8oh warts, a hotel man of The
Dalles, is a guest at th Seward. .
Y, M. CA.
DAY and
NIGHT
SCEOiDlLS
' ITEW TEBM Onil JA. fl, 1U
WBOMT&ATZOS STOW OTXK
CLASS
Werner Fetterson Co, high
morohant tailors. 250 Stark,
grade
...
Skatur Today, all day, Oaks Rink.
Two lessons, Oaks Rink, tonight.
Mills College, near Oakland, Cal. A
woman' rollege. all preparatory course
dropped. Spring semester open Janu
ary 10, ISIS. Luella Clay Carson, A.
M., LL. D., president For catalogue ad
dress ' Registrar. Mills College P. On
Oakland, Cal. .
patrolman ordered the man taaen o in. , individual and the W. C.
Vincent' hospital, wnere ne mea uu
. after his arrival Bracee is said to have
recently sold a tract of land for about
Son. th nraceeda of which he used to
take a trip to wew Tork, returning declartng tnat portiano
penniless, ur tne ix s"""" -;
Ing.-th. oldest 1 8 and the youngest
are twins, but S months old. -
Deaf? Xiearn Up Beading. Get tn
touch with,-your social and business
' Alleged Horse Thief Captured The
ntlvtti. re inHn rantiln nf Detectives
Jo Day on the long distance telephone) world again. Succes assured. -- Local
last night resulted In the capture and ref. Katharine King. Main 8793.
arrest of. Sam Bigelow, 18 miles out ef
Corvallls, who Is accused by Mrs. Cora Seml-Annnal Examination of the Ore
Mills of the theft of a team of horsea gon state board of medical examiners
valued at H00 and a buggy valued at
$100. A warrant was issued for the ar
rest of Bigelow and when an effort was
mad to serve It the detectives found
- that tne man had driven the team away.
Using the telephone, It was found that
tho man had Just passed through Inde
pendence and places further down the
MSad' wer notified. He was finally p-"
prohended out of Corvallls and Is bfelng
brought to Portland today. J..
' Jobpra Active. Two -robberies and
an attempted purse snatching were re-
ported to the police fast night On com
plaint 'of J. H. Robinson of 446 Clay
atreet, Steve' Vessels was arrested for .
attempting to snatch the purse carried 1
by Mrs. Robinson. Vessels was arrested .
St Slxtb and Washington streets. Bur- I
glare pried off the lock of the Charles i
Viators Baloon at S40 Washington street
about 4 -o'clock Sunday morning and
- stole tO quarts of whiskey, 12 quarts of ,
beer and S0' worth or cigars. J. J.
Durham' of 129 feecond street report;
- that his place was entered and 100 j
cigars, n quantity of friilt and candy and-.
broke open a match vending machine
and took all the matches.
will held at the Knights of Pythias
Coal $6.00 up. Edlefsen Fuel Co.
My Clearance Sale.
Menl Look out for the greatest
values Portland has ever seen. In men's
suits and overcoats..- My 'clearance
will be no "fake" aale no hot-air
peddled to you and no last year
good handed out The clothe are
high-grade merchandise that bears the
maker's - name- and sold to you at New
York wholesale cost JIMMY DUNN.
Room 818 Oregonlan bldg. Take ele
vator,, , . .
APPOINTMENTS
MAD
E
BT BISHOP SCABBING
, The Right Reverend Charles Scadding,
bishop of the Episcopalian diocese of
Oregon, has made the following official
appointments for the month of January:
1. Circumcision, Portland, Pro Ca
thedral. 8. Meeting of board of missions, 8
p. m.
4.- Salem. Address men's' meeting.
6. Epiphany, St Helen's. Hall.
-7.Flrst Sunday after Epiphany.
Morning at Grace Memorial, Irrlngton.
Evening- f All -Batata. ' ' -
9. Eugene. In residence University
of Oregon.
10. Eugene. Address Assembly at
University of Oregon.
11. Eugene. Conference on church
house for women students. .
Buy,; Your Fur At
Great Removal Sale
At
Just
sl
Price
FURS OF QUALITY ONLY
.. Nothing Reserved All the Finest Fur, Included In This ,
GREAT .HALF-PRICE SALE
FUR COATS
GENUINE SEALSKIN
HUDSON SEAL
FRENCH SEAL
RUSSIAN PONY
PERSIAN LAMB
JAPANESE MINK
CARACUL
RUSSIAN MINK
PUR SETS
REAL MINK
H. B. SABLE
BLACK LYNX
REAL BEAVER
TAP MINK
NATURAL RACCOON
BLACK MINK
FOXES IN ALL COLORS
And all other dependable furs.
THE LARGEST AND LEADING FURRIERS AND MANUFAC
TURERS IN THE NORTHWEST.
Every fur marked in plain figures Be ypur own salesman; select
the fur you want and cut the price in two. - v
Select youf furs now. The opportunity is unusual A small de
posit will hold any fur.
FOURTH AND MORRISON STREETS
Advertising
Aigeora, iUe.
Algebra, Adv.
Assaying ....
M'"v v.uuure ......a.,.
Architect. Draft, Ble...
i Architect Draft. Adv...
; Arithmetic. Elev... ...
; Arithmetic, Adv. .i
Arithmetic, Commercial
Automobile course ....
, HOOKReeplng
I Boys' Bchool
: Bricklaying
I Business Eng. and Cor.
Fee
9 mo.
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area
A T1 jfVTl
i iwmwa u
Bum m. Lmm n
earaice
laio
Sale
Harrowly Escape Death. A man,
whose Identity was not learned by the
police, was saved from a terrible death
yesterday afternoon by Patrolman Ves
aey and a citizen, when the' man, who
had fallen on the railroad track at
Fourth and Ankeny streets in an epilep
tic fit was dragged from the tracks
Just as the train passed by. The engi
neer did not see the man and the train
was moving at its usual speed through
the city, when Vessey saw the uncon
cclcua man on the track. He and a
man, who refused to 'give his name,
rushed across the street and risked
their Hves to pull the man to safety.
The epileptic was taken to a drug store,
Where ha waa soon revived.
; chorea Members Taken to Task
Members of the Episcopal churches.
, spend more money for- tobacco, candles
. ' and other luxuries than they do for the
: support of their individual cnurcne. is i
the opinion of a writer In a recent issue ;
- of Convention Journal . of the diocese j
of Oregon, an Episcopalian paper. In
commenting upon the article. Bishop i
, Bcaddihg told of the number of people j
- asnaciallv young people, who, instead i
of giving money for the support of the
' church would spend It for shows. Bish
, op Scadding la of the opinion, however,
that It Is difficult to get, the church
people awakened to the necessity of sup
porting the church and lta work.
ianr Crowd Hears tecture The
largest crowd that had ever gathered
in the Centenary Methodist Episcopal!
church was. present last night when :
Reverend Delmar Trlmblei delivered his (
first Illustrated lectufe. The ; aubjeot ,
with -the stereoptlcon vlewa was "How;
ths "Olher Half Lives.' In his talk the
pastor spoke at length upon making .
resolutions and keeping them through-j
out the year, giving examples how at
tho beginning of the new xear one can
- . improve. . '
Bmok la Ved Expensive The pleasure
of smoking in bed cost Adam Baura of
898 Belmont?etreet about $50 this morn
" Ing, when hot ashes from .his cigar set
. the bed afire and before the blaze could
" be extinguished, had spread to other f ur
- niture- In the house and damaged the
place to the extent of the amount above
mentioned." The fire department was
' called and the balance xyC the house was
saved from-dstirucfloh. ' Baum escaped
from his burning cot without Injury to
himself. '!
Tomorrow (Tuesday) morning promptly at 8:30 begins the great Annual Clearance Sale of Pianos and Player
Pianos. These Bush & Lane Clearance Sales ar now rec6gnized as the greatest piano-buying events of the year.
k It is at this time that all the. instruments taken in as part payment on the beautiful Bush & Lane Pianos and
Player-Pianos are offered at a fraction of their real worth in order to close them out at once. Included are also all
pianos returned from renting, also thoe slightly shopworn. No matter how much or how little you wish to pay,
here is the greatest opportunity to secure a fine Piano or Player-Piano at a big, positive, bona fidereduction. Be
sides, during this Clearance Sale you can make practically your own terms. ,Be sure to be here promptly tomorrow.
fTMT. jk'Cffl Lssdi'f 'niiNr
And IV
any Others at $112, $126, $139, $154, $167, etc
- i
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HERE ARE A FEW OF THEM:
teoture On Bascule Draw Ralph
" Modjeskl , engineer of the. Broadway
brfdge, la arranging to give an Illus
trated lecture in Portland some , time
. this month, Illustrative of the various
; types of Bascule draw construction, also
of -the-fanaes- bridges ot-tlit -worldr
::-;-' '
Woman Pound Dead Mrs. Bertha
Morgan, 64 years old, residing at the'
head of Lincoln street wa found dead
. In jed-thlsmorMng1 by?-er-UtUa-sonr
. Tier death was due to natural causes.
To ttop ' Bolderina" Ab order was !
, Issued hy CUsf, o Police Slover to Act- j
Victor Piano, fine mottled walnut, cost new $375, now only ?168
Another Viclof, only used 3 months, just like new; was $375, now f 245
Robinsoa, good practice piano for beginners; originally $350, now..$90
Werner, burl walnut, excellent condition; regular $325, now only.. $185
JCnight Brinkerhoff,: superb mahoganyr can't told from new; was $350,
now only y....;......?250
,Vose, elegant mahogany, splendid condition; new $400, now only,. 8198
Another. Yose, only used short time, just like new; cost $400, now.. 92 75
A superb Bush & Lane, in Art style case", trade in for Player Piano; cost
$500, now only t . .". $ 2T5
A fine Stein way, excellent condition, accepted as part payment of Bush
& Lane Player Piano; cost $500, now only ., 8260
Hallet & Davis, largest size, fanciest mahogany case, Just like new: cost
$375, now only : $ 285
Another Hallet & Davis, largest size, $375 style, a big snap for... 196
Thielin, finest mahogany case, a splendid value at $350, now only,. f 225
Another Thielin, elegant condition, the $350 style, for only...'.. ...f 210
Bush & Lane Baby Grand, in finest mahogany, piano used-by prominent
;musif..tetc.her.:jnow,.,iurope; cost $800, now only ..i...f495
Bush & Lane Player Piano, genuine oak case, used for demonstrating
purposes and as good as new; the regular $850 style, now only., f 635
Victor, largest size, beautiful walnut case; was $375, a rare value at 81GO
Stelnway, dark case,. good ftndition; cost new $500, how only. .....f 188
Any piano purchased during this sale will be accepted toward payment of a better' one jany time within a year
and credit given for all money paid. '
Every instrument guaranteed exactly as represented and satisfactory AFTER DELIVERY or money refunded. j
Terms to suit your convenience as low as 75 cents per week. Orders, by telegraph or longdistance phone hon
ored 24 hoursphly. Be on hand promptly. . .. : . - : ' ' ; ' ; ":
OPENS ;
TOMORROW r
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EARLY
Business Law
Carpentry and Woodturnjng.
Chemistry . r.
Electricity ft Bleo. Mach........
English for Foreign Men
Kngllsh Grammar and Reading.
English Grammar and Rhetoric
Kngusn Literature
Freehand Drawing
French
Forestry and Lumbering
Geometry, , Plana
Geometry, 8olld
tferman , .
msiory
iann
Machine Design
Mechanical Draft, Ble
Mechanical Drafting, Adv
Penmanship (1)
Penmanship (t
Pharmacy (S months)
Physical and Com. Qeog
Physics
Plan Reading andEatlm
Plumbing, Shop Practice...:...
Poultry Raising
Publio Bpeaklng
Relnf. ' Concrete Const.........
Rhetorlo
Salesmanship and Adv.
Btpamsn-. . . . .
Sheet Metal Drt
Shorthand .
Surveying and Mapptng
snow Card. writing
Telegraphy and Dli
Trigonometry .
Typewriting , . ;
Vocal Music ..
Call or send for free illustrated cata
logue. Similar ir" "''''' Seattle, Taooma,
Spokane. .
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nw TXLaJI'a ATTaAC'TIOJC
UCIf THEATRB
' Phones Main li A-UJI '
Tonight, 8:1S o'Clock
Tomorrow and Wednesday Wight
Special price tilalinea Wadnesaay.
Chariest Kleins OreaUstTUr (
'TheGamblers-
TAVX, BTCBTOW aad a Bpteadid OaH
Evenings and today' matineet Ltower
floor $1.50; balcony, S rows, $1.00:.
row 75c; 11 row 60c; gallery too.
Wednesday mat. 11, 76e. 60o. 85c. 230.
v uxAvn vow' niixxo ,
VULCAN COALCO
AGENTS FOR
CarbonliillCoal
Lump & Steam
MAIN 2770
A-2776
BungolowTheatrc
- ' ill Uw suoua
Every night Matinee -Saturday and.
Sunday Special Bargain" Matinee Sat- .
urday, lBc and 26c.
Tha Sensational Comedy Dram--' - .'
' - ' The New ':i;,,fi:
"Kii,i.ioiraiaB nu.Mr
A. Comedy That Is Funny '
A Drama That Teaches i -:
ropuiar pnees ibo. 26o, I So and 60o.
BAKER
niUTn
Mala aad A-6300
Wew Tear's Matinee Today, arts, ado, boo
Tonight, AU week, Mat. Wed. and Bat
The Kirk La Shelle Co. present that fa
mous American play of. the weat
"ths Taaixua"
WJth splendid cast and production.' First
time at popular prices. Nat week
"The Barrier.''
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EVXBT af
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THEATRE IMS-iV7Jt
onartey orapowln. assisted hy Aana
onaae Co., In "The Awakening of Mr.
MVP"! Bevnolds at Donesran: flDkeiiek at
Tan j The roar Famon Vanlsi Oscar bo.
rain; Huby Baymond tt Oo. Bob and
Tip Trio.
WEEK
g 1.
Charley
Miatlnee Sally
;young warceus
a.neo
ricosi Arthur 8Ua.---.
in.
WEEK JAJT.
Cooper A Davis: Les
by i Hal Davis li Mis Ana jaodgefa,- In
"The VnxDoted"i Fantaa-eaeoM, Boa
and first row .'balcony res v. Fries ISO
and 85c,
atatueo Every Day.
fff
HLID
Bnlllvaa m Coast din .
Bafined VaadevliM '
tn a Fouos
Station"! Hal gtephenai Laokl aj Teaati - -
UUlaa Beigeri josepa K. watseat os--
ert and Bobert; Orchestra, Frioe 13o
and eoe. - . .
yortnerlv Oraad J
WEEK JAJT. 1 "A Higat
LYRIC
ortland Printing House Co.
Book, Catalog and Conttaercjal
liritlng
Book Binding and Blank Book Making
388 Taylor.St: Phones: A228I, M620I
A I East 629
LIBERTY COAL &
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AND 6IABX ,
ALL THIS WEffiK . ..-r....
FROLICS OF 1912 .
Two Ferformanoe KlfhUy," 7i30 and
OilS. IB and 86e. Matinee daUy. 8:30.
Any seat 1S (except Bundays and Holi
days). Friday Night Chorus Olrls' Ooa
test. Wert week "The Ctay Peeelver."
WC WANT TO DO YOUR
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The largest and most maghificept
hotel in Portland ; unsurpassed in
elegance of accommodations ' or
excellence of cuisine. European
plan, $1.50 per day and upward.
THE IMPERIAL
Oregon's Greatest Hotel
S50 ROOMS. ' 104 SUITES
l; With Private Baths
NEW FIREPROOF BUILDINO
MODERATE RATES
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5sai
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Portland, Oregon.
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liote Seattle
Seattle, Wash. '
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, : Both hotels centrally located, modern In every respect and con
ducted on the European plan..
HOTEL,CORNE,LIUS
House of Welcome
PORTLAND, OREGON - .
The Brown Bus Meets All Trains. "
A high class modern hotel In the heart of the theatre
and' shopping district
ONE BLOCK FROM ANY CAR' LINTS ,
Rooms Without $1.00 Per Day end Up, '
Rooms with Bath $2.00 Per Day and Up. ' -E.
P. MORRIS. Proo. ,; H. E. FLETCHER, Mgr.
.Ui..,'.-.3.,
NEW PERKINS
Fifth nd Washington Streets.
A Hotel in the Very Heart of Portland's Business
Activity. '
MODERN IN EVERY RESPECT
:- Electric Auto Bus.
Cars to and from Union Depot every few minutes.
. Q. Swetlarid, Mgr. C H. Shafer, Asst. Mgr.
inf. Baa
The Hotel Bo wero
Eleventh and Stark fits. Cnder New Management
:r offer all - the convenience of a hlgh elais hv
tel. with -all th comforts of a home. Ettropann
' v plan., 11.00 per day. up. American plan, too.
Famous for Its' grill, a la cart and table d'hote
service at reasonable prices. Special rates tJ
' permanent' gQeats. ' .
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