The Oregon daily journal., June 13, 1912, Page 9, Image 9

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KUrRKnt Kullian Oonataia
TIIK OAK AHinB JMfll
Vralhr t'otMlllieM
lnrilht an4 l-ldH vaiol
tain luntfM and riJr ouiuny
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la miM i.'l KriJii ouih lu
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la all4 It It I taiuabla Cl;fraia
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Iinla4 tin I M4 to lah rhara
or ia aiaia thai haa jui bn Itfl
Lf. Tb olu tt boa tola I In
iiuir imi in popi on lliclr Mall
for lh a otnan. and if ah la locl4
h la aaj la rpM lo 1 hl.f Blurr
Opening of Our
Women's Lunch Club
On the third floor, filla a long-felt want. Temptinr, apptixinr fooda at rery
re aaonable price aenred in a quiet, attract, eomiortable aecuon of the thin!
floor, and for women exdaJively. A reft room and eating place combined. Quick
eerviee for busy women is an important feature. Third floor. Take elevator.
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TOMORROW'S MENU
Con7 LiiAAd Clam Co4r, 1(W
Bi4 rul of lUhbtl. Crols 1&
Rol IWaf, m 0n. 16
Baidwidi, 5 Ua E1m Ch TfA H. A
Pmj. &4 Etricf iUftiM, A4 Com, 64 ToaaIma, 64 '
Tutrj, til klsdt, ft4 I Cra, 04 lttiiutf fi
I Sanitary Grocery Dept.
"" Mfmry rtv my. I
"" anoia iiri rrt-m a rulvr at
t 1 o tlurk ihia laurnlnf nar lh n
Mount Tatr rrvoir l.a m)lirie4
lh ral4nla in llial Mrintir and
lh t.un of a lonj and rarvful lin.ill-l
allun by ralrtMm.n l"oil, to, hoi
r, unatl l i;aln ma mil-
irr A Hin aa V heard lh hoi
h ruahtd to lh pii frvm hr lhy
Mmr4 lo orl1i te. but fourid ni on
ho kn what they ar. ailhouahl
niiojf r:aria heard them.
Pure Foods, Teaa and Coffee, Fresh Fruits, Bakery Goods, Delicatessen; eyery
thing that appeals to the epicurean tastes at caving prices. (In the Basement)
3000 Eastern Uvzm,
corncob imokd.
1000 lb, of frih TotAto
00 BJa at, pr pound . . .
2000
caoj or I34irdtl47
Bbroddad Codfiah, at, tb can
1 IV -
8c
w Cliarefc oa--Th. Mrl Pre
btrun fhurrh hat l-ul tmv!led It
nr 1 hurrh ho j. for lh a" onimoja
tlon of t!t Inrrra.lnf ftunJaK ach'Hil of
thai ortniaatlon. for khik t:mc Iho
imil!i' in'mbtri ff th i IihI Itav
tfn of n("ity Inc.lint Ot th (.
irani of lli.la'fh Kut I K la I naarlr
at an f 1 J t"T th hri(lilt a rvl airlral
roomi In th nw huildlng ill ! for i ienth
their ua A u nii. feature of lh. pri
mary ilepaMrm-nl 1 room h a frlran
of pirtur, topic i'f tl.r famoua iai.it
Inae of t!i "I.lf of fhriat' Thrav
will run entirely iinjiid the room, at
a height ail 10 t seen tv mil
paapl 8eroi Jii n a'ld, "f th fK
t irea ha bn n-aie i. 1 ti the veil
ing of Monday i rl Jure 17. a: I It
aliarp, the ttor of the rimrch. Dr.
John II Ihivil. Mil deliver a le-.tur on
hr l.'.tr of t'liilel-' uelrg theee nlldea
li IIInMratlona of the autjje. I Th
public I Invited.
Ytera rma4 DaaA. rdrj L.
Currier a t 111 war tern ho live
at Jll Main atretl. aa found dead In
nl ruum v.aterdar afternoon by a mall
carder, and I he toronrr aa tailed lo
take chart of the remain leth t
prohahly du to heart fallur Kelatlvr
hat been notified and will tak charge
or the law!) . aa 71 year of age
nti aaa a inemtM-r of romrany H. Thlr.
IKlnoia volunteer regiment.
latrolmaa V r to Daath The report
of the (erlnu lllnea of
"Hank" Wllaon. formerly drum major
of I he pollre hand, who I now on a
little farm near Mint. dr. waa brought
to Thief of Holloc Plover thl morn
ing by T. Hurt, a neighbor of the man,
who derlate thai Wllnon Ii dying front
tuhrrrulotl and In dlra dlfltreaa. Home
time aco. Wlleon lecjred a lx monlha'
leave of ahaenre from the police depart
ment to take up thli farm, and with hi
Having purchased a limited amount of
farm equipment. Shortly after going
to hi placn he waa taken lck wtth
pneumonia nnd win brought to Port
land for medical attention. While ha
Irtrnir Bottad Ott Ham Kraanar.
who wa arreeted lt week by Le
( Uvea riwennce and Maloney on a
ihaigc of eiiortlon following th pay
ment hy Max Wagman and ham Oroea
or I0 each for alleged polio protec
tion, aterdy afternoon waived a pre
liminary examination before Judge Ti-
rll on th extortion chargea and tn
bound ever to appear before th grand
Jury.
Hams
Salad
Codfish 6
Mackerel
Rice
1 300 faUon jug of port win Q
'fall raUotu, iaeladinr jnr, forO7C
73c
Eggs
2000
dot.
no dtlmry,
doin, oalj
21c
D.-ll-,, rolU of oar Banquet
DUlier Hall Dotur, 3-lb rolU iljDC
arocka of
Btnquat f O
U BattAr, 3-lb rwli, forJOC
1000 fan
Ttry tpvdal
at, .... C
laraon
bait
pUa, frh from our O
each, onl 1 Jt
ortn, at,
6000 poondt of Jap ttyla Tie, A Q
5 pcmndi. 22, 10 ponnda forTaJ C
117!-. 300 rUon jogi of port win
I f IliC
Claret
300
full
fmllon jof of Qaxat,
gallon; fmt rrJna
0ta fSOOO Bauag- A erdl-t for
S&000 ma given letrr H Kdelfaen
aaalnat th lortland Ralla t.iaht a-
Patrolman j j.0tr company till mornlrg for per
sonal Injuries. The case was heard by
Judge McOinn. Nine Juror signed tho
veidtct The plaintiff Is In charge of
the waterworks at fit. Johns, ami was
Injured early thla spring while alighting
from a streetcar at I nlon avenue and
Maegley street
Ainillo 1000 koNl ? Eoonomy O Q
f aUHIa Vanilla, 35 talneA, bottle C
Dallcateaaen of AH Klndi on Salo at Bpodal Trie.
Butter K
Pies.5?.
Salad Oil Banquet Hall Salad Oil 29c
Parlfteli 1000 kric f 'ac7 O 1
VxUUlIMl Coaat Codfiah, ipcial at & 1 C
CrYArT 20'000 Ida. of para CandicA, C
VOliUj 20o valuaa, at, pr pound 1 Si C
nviXr.r 1000 bottrea of Duffy 'a Malt 7f
UUliy Wbiakay, a 90 alu, at SUC
Burke '1 Irish Whiakaj, threa Ur, (J
rerj ipeeial at low price, the bottle, tj) JL A f
"The
Bridge
of the
Gods"
AMlSI3takTS
rawrrf Aa wiaat
HEILIG TMIiATWtl
ra- taaia 1 4 4,111)
twh ArriHNeM 1
TMta HT&ia 1
"THE DtJRDAR"
f aTarvavAa oLa 1
amtfTioti rtgrwavaa j
wrT woNcrnrt i.
rieUhiA tviM eiiuws
Rtaalaga. !. la. Ik. Af if a,
. lie
ftEacmvm aiCATt ow iellivi
i 4a4
Dress
ailtvaa OwAataiaa
k414 VaAtM4
VIII Wa 1A aVamw aa4
Oa, Bart a IMafl, afar
. M UN, H.ary Tan.
rouowtnA rcut f rora all avf
OrOft. ihia mroof atl pi form' I
an will be f04iad- On moie
rrrtormance ooiy. uf Matt nuw.
iv iKouaaa4 turned awar Mob-
cUy. Caah back for Wd4ay'i I
att or eacrtanc toe rrvoaf.
.Fridlay
ONLY
Last dunce This Year
gUat SaIa, 10 to f, at
Ro we & Mirth's Drugstore I
UXXUJL21D WAAKXNQTON
Boa acata, each &O0
Oranaund. Aral 10 row. ....$1.50 1
Oranditand. rcaenred $1-00 1
Oeneral Admia'n. unrtaarred. . . 50c I
Children under 12 25c I
Hear and See in Any Seat
I -a ! Ml 1mm
I Va. Ma. Oaf. rarw
pecial
Summer Prices
an)
t aa ea
atsila
BAKER
raiiraa
Mai sag A-AM4
Ua. t Baa, aaa-at
aVAKSa 9TOCX OOatTAaTT
All weak Mala
W4. aa4 L
"WILDFIRE"
Th rraat race cra comedy, aa lyl
IO l-liliaa HiuMiL Action, xciiaiueni.
eB4y and thrill. Kvenlog leo, 10c.
Mala. fo rrd nlthta. etiiiaia at ,
. f BLajw a, A-.M
UT SAT
TVBTS !
'J. eA 1 BTTOBTT.
rraafe aa cm ia ataa" Trim.
BAiaX Oa1 psaaarasV, aowaUsl
HisUsia. WlaaaA aaa , 4 Wyaa.
ft raj.
aA DIM arotAara. Oraaaaua,
Ice Cream Soda 5c
Fifth and Washington hiu Comer'
: igr
Ice Cream Soda 5c
Fifih and Washington
Multnomah
Field
If performance it not held.
all moneya will positively be
returned.
CtB Xeall
Wall mi 10 ArXawr Xrtaa A)
0x, Aaaa XA. Tn moral ItaUaa roar,
La BVay aa CaJklU. arm AJt Troapa.
gjagep, raatf Orckactia.
riiass la aaA Baa. aeaaa aad ftrn
row aaiaam i rTa, Boa offtoa op
rra It a. at t 19 I. m. rboaaa A'
taaa, Kah aaaa OwHaia aao, Tin, .
petl rrlday Only Pon't be de
ceived. We sell absolutely pure wlnea
and lhiuors, H.R0 rjusllty port, sherry,
angelica and muscatel wine. 78c per
gallon: 14 rye and Bourbon whiskey
12 75 per gallon. 4 brandy. $2 75 per
gallon: II rum, 1175 per gallon. Na-
ws. gone membrrs of the grange. And ,,,,., Vine Co.; Fifth and Stark. Phon
neighboring farmers broke his land and
rut In his crop. It waa then necessary
to advance the pntrolmnn miney to
bring him to Portland.
Orandstaud Tlcketa, East aide. Oil 1-
dren'a parade, Friday, June 11, st 3 p.
m.. price 50 .cents, musical carnival
, (band concerts on (Jrand avenue), Fri
day evening, June 14, 8:30, price 25
cent; for automobile- parade, while
traversing Or-und avenue, Wednesday,
June 12 at 2 p. m., price 26 centH.
June's Pharmacy, Qorner Grand avenua
and Eust Burnalde; Mason store, cor
ner Grand avenue and East Ankeny:
Morrison-Grand drug store, corner F.aat
Morrlton and Grand avenue; Wilson's
drug store, 131 Grand avenue. Buy
now. East Elde Business Men's club.
Main 499. Home A-449. Delivered.
Hares.
Red hot.
Five horse race.
Country club track.
Fine band of music.
Admission 60c. jrrandstnnd free.
Saturday afternoon. 2 p. m.
All the crackerjacks will be there.
Btanger, don t rail to tak home a
new Vacuum clothe washer. Draws
water through clothe Instead of clothes
through water. Washes In 3 minutes.
Price $3.60. Demonstration at 1S3 3d. '
N
Optometry Examination On May 28.
29 and 30 the Oregon State Optometry
board held Its second examination of
applicants for certificates to be allowed
to practice optometry In this state. Dr.
Lowe, president; Dr. Herman w. Barr,
secretary; and Dr. E. O. Mattern, ad
visory member, held the examination:
From the large class of applicants the
ollowlng; six doctors passed: C. A. Starr,
B, Fontaine, L. M. Snow, M. A. Dallas,
F. C. Johnson, L. H. Wilson. '
r. Hanson White, architect, offices
3424 Washington street. Craftsman
bungalows, livable flats, modern homes
of moderate cost specialised. 1
oolsty of Enalnra The Oregon 8o
I clety of Engineers will give an informal
i dinner next Wednesday evening In the
j Elizabethan room. Imperial hotel, which
occasion will ba in lieu of regual- June
meeting. The society will ballot for
choice of emblem and transact other tm
; portant business. Edward Cooklngham
will speak on "Monetary Reform." This
wlir be the last meeting of the society
till September 12.
"I vary body's Solar It" Why not
youT Vrinklng R-Portcr and keeping
cool. There's nothing you could drink
that will taate half so good to you. '
Btamer Jess Sax kins for Camaa,
Wash our I and way landings, dally ex
cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street
dock at 2 p. tn.
h" - v
Pi
DB. O. 1. EATKII
Tine Best Place
to have your eyes looked after In
the way of Glasses. No overchara
and no misrepresentation, and If,
during your stay in the city, you
want aood work done at a reaaon.
able price, I Invite you to call. X Just
fit rlasses and Z know how.
Dr. Haynes 5J555rrai
uit 427 Karqaam Building,
Multnomah Hotel Turkish Baths.
Women, 11 a. m. to 7 p. m.; men, 8 p,
m. to 10 a. m. Take elevator, Main
S007.
Union Transfer Company, furniture
moving and storage. Main 41, A-2241.
Br. Ella K. Dearborn, 800 Union ave
nue north. Woodlawn 1737, C-1108.
rionio and Music at Bull Bon Park
Sundays Fine music at the Pavilion
Bull Run Park, on :ho new Mount Hood
line every Sunday, also excellent re
freshment stand. Trains leave Monta
villa depot 9 a. m. and 1:30 p. m., Sun
days, returning leave Bull Run Park
3:30 p. in. and 6 p. m. Scenery en route
unsurpassed. Take M-V cars to Mount
Hood depot. ' .
W. A.
dentists,
Wis and
Thtrd and
associates, painless
Washington.
Enjoy Fin Swim today,
land Swimming Baths, 167
26e.
4th.
Port-
Br. J. C. srayea is
021-922 Selling bldg.
now located at
Etnographr 9 0 5
4466.
Teon bldg. Main
I
Pansey Brps.t Triday 8poil Our $2
srradf or wines at $1 per gallon. Osr ...i-i-.' ,,
tl Krt trrU r,r Win.. t Tito n.. B-.l- "
Ion. Straight Kentucky Whiskey,
years old, regular $4.60, at $3.60 per
gallon. Kentucky Whiskey, regular
$3.60, at $3.60 per gallon. Our $3 grades
of Whiskey, Rum, Gin and 3randy, $2.10
per gallon.. Friday only. 379-381 E.
Morrison st. Phomes -East 27, B-2420.
Fre delivery.
"BOWERS HOTEL GRILLE"
Eleventh and Stark Streets.
""at in nuiet and comfort. Best of
service, prices reasonable,
) open i a. m. to 1 a. m. Entrance also
rv.-r..i.)i -me-r Hotel, Twelfth and
Washington streets.
Push Clnb for Stone, Or. C. F. Clarke
and L. M. Lepper, of Eaat Bide Pun
ciub, will address a meeting of the clt-
ens at Stone, Clackamas county. Or..
Tuesday evening, June 18. where a nush
club will - be orranlied. A movement
la on to induce the Hill Interest to
1'Ulld an electric line from Portland to
Clackamas. Stone and Molalla, and
aouthward.
Mummy irot Xndeoent. -What . was
claimed to b a genuine Indian mummy,
. - j v, i m v.u, lAtucu B t. f CU,
000, the preserved body of an Indian
woman and a tiny babe, waa thla mom
ing an txhibit In th municipal court in
ine case or tha city against Chester A.
Bell, arrested yesterday by Patrojman
Sherwood and Miller on Seventh and
Washington atreeta. Tha' claim Waa
mada by tha patrolmen that the exhibit
Indecent, "but when the mummy
waa exhibited this mnrnlne-f'to Jnd
iaawii ana court offictalai It
waa de-
LcssrJirt,
Less noise,
Less jar,
Less expense,
Less annoyance-
Let's ALL boost
for ' ''
Bitulithic
Free
Home
Telephones
The Home Telephone Com
pany has installed for the
convenience of the public
during the Rose Carnival
free telephones, with attend
ant to assist the public with
any kind of information
which they desire, at the fol
lowing places: i
Third and Morrison.
Fifth and Morrison.
Fifth and Washington.
Park and Washington.
North Bank Depot.
Union Depot.
THBATXB
rOOBTX
AJTB A TAB
Two rrforraanra Nla-atly Mat rally
ra -A. nvf TO f AJfAJaA.'
tiitui raatare . m WUaxag Txas
Teaaaay Z a a ear a.
Night Prformanca lie, lie: Matinees,
sny t, lie eunaaya ana noiiaaya.
Wlaril Prir.
prltay jrign iy gou wnin.
COUNCIL CREST
poBTuurDV moor OAJtoaa;
IBM PBXT 4LBOTB CXTT.
Plr works poatyoaeA. AuaanoetBaat
late.
Park. Hlrl
Attraction. Opn-Alr Rink. Picnlo
uronnda in Old Appi urcnara. -
APIaTBBIOir TO OBOOTTPS PmEB.
Rhododendron
Tavern
Now open. Spend Saturday and Sun
day at the beautiful Mt. Hood
resort. Fine fishing.
Kates va.uo day s 15.00 a week
Under new management
French chef
E. FRANZETTI. proprietor
Cappa's Restaurant
82 SIXTH ST.
Special-chicken dinner and
ravioli. French and Italian
cookintr a specialty. ' '
PORTLAND. Or., June 11, 1912.
To Mrs, W. C. Noon, Mra. H. J. Mansfield, Mrs. Peter
Hobldrk, Mra. S. M. Blumauer, J. B. Yeon, Loula Lang,
C. A. Dolph, C. A. Bigelow, R. S. Farrtll and Three
Thousand Others:
Ladies and Gentlemen
I have your communication of June 9 requesting that
I permit the use of my name for re-election to the office
of school director of School District No. 1, Multnomah
County, Oregon.
Feeling a keen appreciation of the honor that you thus
confer upon me, I have decided, after careful considera
tion, to accept your call and become a candidate for the
office.
If re-elected to this position I promise that I will favor
in the future the introduction into the school system of
Portland of such progressive features of school work as
may be shown by the experience of other cities to have
substantial value. The best proof I can offer of the sin
cerity of this statement is the fact that in the past I fa
vored the insertion in the course of study of manual train
ing, sewing and cooking. I voted for the establishment of
the school of trades and vacation schools, for the exten
sion of the night school system and for the introduction
of gardening as an adjunct of school work. In the near
future I believe it will be possible and desirable to intro
duce both agriculture and horticulture into the high school
course in our schools. This next step in the progressive
policy which has always characterized the Portland schools
is, I believe, entirely practical and fits naturally into our
general scheme of development. We will need in a year
or two to build an additional high school in the south
eastern part of our city. Sufficient grounds should be se
cured to permit a practicaj study of both agriculture and
horticulture.
For some years it has been the policy of-the Board to
obtain sufficient school grounds to permit outdoor play
for all the pupils. I have favoted this policy and will
Strive to see it continued.
While thus endeavoring to keep our schools in touch
with the progressive spirit of the times, I shall strive to
keep the expense at the lowest point consistent with ef
ficiency, mindful ever of the heavy burdens of the tax
payers, i
I favor greater security to the teachers5 in their tenure
of office,, either by the establishment of a system, of civil
service, or an increase of the term for which they are
elected, together with the rule that before a teacher's ap
plication for re-election shall be rejected, she shall be
granted an opportunity beforeVthe full Board to explain
or deny her alleged shortcomings.
. . J. V. BEACH.
HOTEL
STEWART
SAIl FRANCISCO
Geary StreetaboTS Union Square
European Plan fl.50 4j vf
AmericAn Plan $3.00 4aj up
Haw ataal aaa Wick tr ! Et
!. Maaaral rata.
Caalaa ml tkaatra aaA retail aUserki. Oa
aa Una traafvia all vac ty. El
im ataa
3
2Ae OAKS
Fire Works
Tonight
Band Concert
GREAT PROGRAM
Bri aaiaibn
araiaai
0RE?W .aaw'tlSrt:
wcnYs5micOT
afarslfioent
p. m.
PTrotaohaiea
oiory.
taa
Plreworka Dlaplay at
la A Baal Blase of
.
Paatoas Bead. A Great
Hear
Concert.
Wonderful Grand Opera Bi&rere,
Sifnora Raonaai ttuin ana
Slanor I. Luccl.
"Bauer's Dream," by Frank Rich,
Musical Comedy Company.
Punch and Jady Snow for the
Children.
0 mf ri nfrv'iiiiir -i- - - -i- - - ;
NEW
HOTEL
PERKINS
PORTLAND.
WTNtHtAnT
MATH
MT UP
MTHIISUP-
Foster Sc Klelser I
High Grade Commercial stad Elewte
SIGNS
Tta aaa Baal avarott S3ta
t Ullt
JMM XBSTAVSAST BSAVTZPVXi'
Arcadian Garden
in
Hotel Multnomah
TXXS WZSZ'S BirPSBIOB MXX,Z, op
ATTBdaeTSW A3 B.
OBOAJK W. WALCH ABO SIiTA
VABD TH7B PUBBJaZSM
VOOAXXSTa
Oregon Humane Society
X.BBOKB OOBDOB HASJEtXROJI",
Ban Praaotaoo'a Bweeteat Stager.
TXB BOKA TBJO, .
Ilacerf from Sonsy Baples.
BOBSKT,
TloUa Virtuoso,
and
BUSSXAB XKPSBXAIi OOBOBSX
OBOBXSTBA. OP aOIaOISTS
AfflM. r-t,., tr.li
i Human Officer, 8ergeant
Main SIS; A-TSS.
....... V T .
ia DBiaicaiik au. m. vi bibi
Residence 24 E. 24th N.. Kast 4771.-
Hors ambulanc corner of Sth and Tar-
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Games berln week days I p. m. Bun-
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