THE' OHECCN DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND; FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 5, 1312.
Town Topics
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McLeran.
TONIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS .
HEILIG The Durbar motion pictures.
BAKER Baker stock company in
"Beverly of Graustark.'
BUNGALfcW Pendleton' Round-up Mo
tion pictures.
COUNCIL CREST High Class attrae
1 tlons.
LYRIC Armstrong Folllea company in
"The Half Back.
I ORPHEUM Orpheum circuit vaudeville.
I THE EMPRESS Vaudeville.
PANTAGES "Vaudeville. .
THE OAKS Amusement park.
: Weather Conditions.
Portland and vicinity:" Fair tonight
and Saturday. Northwesterly winds.
Oregon: Fair tonight and Saturday,
northwesterly winds.
Washington: Generally fair tonight
and Saturday. Winds mostly westerly.
Idaho: Fair tonight and Saturday.
THEODORE F. DRAKE.
Acting District Forecaster.
firemen's Band Fionlo The firemen's
band, an amateur organization pro
nounced by experts one of the best of
lta kind In the state, will hold a big
picnic at Estacada Sunday, July 28.
Friends and well wishers of the band
are cordially Invited to attend the picnic.
A special rata for the round trip to
Eatacada has been secured by the band,
which haa chartered an open train to
take lta guests to the beautiful scenic
park on Oregon's most beautiful moun
tain stream. The ticket includes ad
mission to the park and to the dancing
platform. The band will disperse music
all day. The net proceeds will be "con
tributed to the treasury of the band for
use in defraying the expenses of a di
rector and in paying for instruments
used by the men. As the musicians of
the fire department do not hold com
mercial concerts, there is not a cent In
the treasury at present, and the object
of the picnic Is to provide funda. The
bandsmen have Sundaya off, so that they
wil not ba picnicking on the city's time.
Awning Catch Tire Captain Archie
M. Crewse of engine company No. 22
was painfully injured last evening when
the engine in responding to a fire alarm,
skidded ou the tracks at First and Mad
ison streets, breaking the tongue of the
apparatus and throwing the captain to
the street. The police auto waa called
and Captain Crewse, whose injuries con
sisted of bad bruises, was taken to his
home, at 225 Woods street. The fire de
partment waa called out shortly before
H o'clock last evening to the Bowers
hotel, where three awnings were afire.
The awnings were destroyed and sever
al window casings damaged. Fire yes
terday afternoon at Montgomery
street, did about (600 damage to the flat
occupied by J. P. McKnight. The fire
started In the attic, from an unknown
source.
Cats Meal, Than Takes Sick J. A.
Simpson, who was evidently suffering
from ptomaine poisoning, was taken
from 367 Stark street last night by the
Red Cross umbulance to" St. Vincent's
hospital and after having been treated
enough to be able to talk, declared that
he'had Just eaten a piece of peach pie
and take a cup of coffee in a small
restaurant near his place of business at
West Park and Stark ctrect. when he
felt the pains.. Tin; restaurant Is to Le
Investigated by the health ofllcti.
Luncheon to Dry Tarm Expert A
number or the men in l'orllai.d who ai?
interested in dry farming have been in
vited to meet Daniel Morgan, dry tarni
Um expert of Washington, at a compli
mentary . luncheon In the Commercial
Club tomorrow. Air. Morgan is touring
1119 bi.iiji vuaoi in luc I run vow u L ino
dry farming congress which is to bo
' held at LetrtiTOg-AibmarOcTo-HerT-i6
this year. Ho is going on to Sacra
mento, San Francisco and Los Angeles.
Bates Joins Pathfinders Phil S. Kates
of the Pacific northwest has been added
to the pathfinder party 4cd by C. C.
Chapmant promotion tuunager of , the
Commercial club, that will leave Port
land next Monday morning. Mr. Chap
man, with several machines, will seek
the best route to the Lakeview meeting
ofthe Oregon Development league in
August Incidentally he will secure
some desired publicity for the towns
along the way.
Establishes Headquarters at Chautau
qua Blackmar Circle, No. 20, Ladles of
the Grand Army of the Republic, the
banner circle of the department of Ore
gon, will establish headquarters at
Chautauqua, at Gladstone, Or., July. 9 to
21. The headquarters will be in the
form of a restroom for the benefit of
all Grand Army people. The following
committee will be in charge: Mr8. It J.
Dowllng, James Hooper and F. C. Beach.
Evening Star Orange Tomorrow the
Evening Star grange will hold its regu
lar meeting In Its hall on the Section
Line road. An Interesting program has
been . outlined and It Is expected that
the attendance will be large. The in
terest in these meeting's Is keon and the
attendance Is Increasing from time to
time,
Jewish Services Tonight Services
will be held at Congregation Ahaval
Sholom, Park and Clay streets,: tonight
at. 8:00 o'clock. Rabbi Conn, of Spring
field, 111., will address the congrega
tion. Tomorrow morning, services nt
9:30 o'clock. Rabbi R. Abrahamson will
officiate.
Permit Recommendation Denied The
health and police committee of the city
council today refused to recommend the
granting of a special permit requested
by the Standard Bo & Lumber com
pany to erect a shed on a street .end
near the corner of East Water andTine
Streets.
Pay Mualo Caused Deaths. "Music
hath charms" for some people, but not
fop fit rouiAant m ,.lnl.i...
of Eighteenth and Raleigh streets, who
this morning filed a lengthy petition
with the health and police committee of
the city council asking that the Austrian
band be restrained from practicing at
: lta headquarters on the corner men
j tloned. "The noise made by this band,"
I reads the complaint, "has caused deaths
J among children and adults . The com
I mittee, at the suggestion of chairman
' J. J, Jennings, directed. Chief of Police
Blover to "subdue ' the band.
Elka to Dedicate At the request of
the South Portland Boosters, the grand
la.dge of Elka has consented to dedicate
the first link of the grea.t Terwllliger
boulevard. Tho frand lodge, accompa
nied by uniformed members -J-.ihe
lodge and a band, will proceed to the
boulevard next Tuesday afternoon. An
approach to the magnificent scenic
parkway has been graded free of charge
by L N. Day; The procession, of Elka
wilt take lta way in automobiles along
this approach from First ' street up
Hamilton avenue to the .boulevard and
on out to the southern terminus of the
boulevard, ' ,
Husband Suddenly Disappears The
police of this city have been asked , by
Mrs. T. B, Long of; Centralia, Wash., to
find her husband, who, while waiting
at the union depot yesterday morning
for a train for Centralia, Wash., wan
dered away from the depot and has not
been seen since. The wife declares that
her husband Is lnsana, and she fears
for his safety. The man and wife were
on their way from Los Angeles to Cen
tralia, .and stopped over In Portland
to make train connections. The police
have a description of the man.
, Child Hart In Anto. A small child
who was a passenger in an automobile
which waa being driven by J. C. Wen
dell, of 889 East Burnslde street, was
slightly Injured last evening when the
automobile, while making a turn from
thaLinnton road on Thurman street,
skidded against the curbing, throwing
the child from her seat against the back
of another seat. None of the other
passengers, which Included seven per
sons, three of whom were children, waa
hurt and the Injuries sustained by the
child consisted of but a few bruises.
Aoouses Sis Irlend Jack Nelson, a
laborer, was arrested yesterday In Van
couver for the theft of $10p from a
friend, who gave the name of Martin
Johnson, who claimed that Nelson yes
terday morning robbed him while the
two were In a room at the Hewston ho
tel. Johnson appealed to Detectives
Mallet and Hammersly and at the time
stated that he thought the suspect
"friend" had gone to Vancouver. Nel
son returned without making any objec
tions. Must Stop Hypnotlo Act Chief of
Police Slover this morning gave orders
to Captains Moore and Riley that a
small show house at Alberta street and
Union avenue which Is featuring a hyp
notic, act, lh which boys attempt
break rock with their naked fists and
where a woman permits needles and
thread to be thrust through her arm,
discontinue the act at once. Complaints
against the show were made by many
people and the order was Issued to
take effect Immediately.
Injured Kan Hai to Walt Through
some mistake In telephoning, Nels Pear
son, a laborer, lay from 9 until 12
o'clock last night under the west ap
proach of the new steel bridge usffer-
ing from a sprained ankle, and was
rtnaiiy removed to St. Vincent s nospnai,
where the Injured limb was treated. The
Red Cross ambulance responded to the
call as soon as the message was re
ceived. Captain Mcintyrt of steamer Monarch
said of the letter carriers' excursion last
year, "The most orderly and best con
ducted I ever took out on the river."
This year, July 7. Tickets at Rowe &
Martin, or ask your carrier.
Do Tonr Classes Tire Tonl Consult
George Rubensteln, the optician. He Is
an expert eye fitter and his charges
are very reasonable, 189 Third street,
near Taylor.
Biding' Lessons at reduced summer
rates. Well trained saddle horses for
rent, riding habits furnished free.
Horses and ponies for sale at Kramer's
Riding school, 16th and Jefferson.
Sunday Exourslon to Cascade Iirks
on the steamer Bailey Gatxert. Leaves
Alder street "dock at 9 a. m., returns 6:45
p. m., 1 round trip.. Phone Main 914,
A-5112.
Hello, Bill When you want a cool,
refreshing drink, ask for R-Porter. It
has a taste you'll like. There is nothing
Just like it on the market.
Stearasr Jesis Harklna for Camas,
Washotigal and way landings, dally ex
cept Sunday, Leaves Washington street
dock at 2 p. m.
Mount Hood Auto Stage Una, leaving
dally 7:30 a, m.; returns 4:30 p. m. Haw
thorne Garage, 44S Hawthorne avenue.
Phone East 162.
Steamer Tahoma leaves for The Dalles
Monday, Wednesday and Saturday. Fare
&0 cents. Salmon street dock. Tele
phone Main 1048.
Milk We can deliver dally pure,
clean, sweet milk, Sunnyside, Laurel
hurst and Irvlngton districts. Thone
Tabor 1081.
Crawfish In Season Affaln Spired and
cooked In wine, always fresh at Levem
Grille. 248 Ash street, opposite Mult
nomah hotel.
Tot Bale Chalmers roadster, 1911
model "30", In first class condition. M.
a Gunst A Co. (Inc.), 84-88 North Fifth
street
W. A. Wis and associates, painless
dentists, Third and Washington.
Anne's portraits Columbia bldg., for
men, women and children.' A-1635.
Men! Meet "the Elks" with a good
froat. See page 9.
Hew xreti Buffet, d and Alder sts,
Dx. E. C. Brown, Eye: Bar. Marquam.
EXPERT MAKES 144,000
HALLOCKS IN 12 DAYS
Milton, Or., July 6. Elmer Perkins,
an expert packer of the Milton-Free-water
Fruitgrowers' union, made a rec
ord for himself during 12 days In mak
ing hallocks. In that time he made 144,
000, at the average rate of 12,000 per
day, his highest , run being 13,000 for
three successive days. His assistants.
Waiter Tanks and Roscoe Smith, aver
aged 7000 a day. 1
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
SEATTLE SEMINARY
AND COLLEGE
A Protestant Day and Boarding School
of High Standing.
A "strong f aculty of 14 up-to-date ln
structors. Makes a specialty of college
preparatory work. Four modern build
ings, dwell equipped, altuated on a pic
turesque campus of 8 acres, near street-c&r.-ilne.....
&ocla!. and. . moraX.iafluances
unexcelled. Special courses given in
music and elocution. 21st year opens
Sept. 11. For full particulars or cata
logue write Alexander Beer. Prin., Pres
ident, Seattle, Wash,
FUNERAL OF PIONEER
POLICE CHIEF HELD
tllll
John P. Curtin.
The funeral of John P. Curtin, 88
years old, who died at his home, 426
Hoyt street, Wednesday afternoon, fol
lowing a stroke of paralysis, was held
at 9 o'clock this morning from the
St. Mary's cathedral, Fifteenth and
Davis streets. The body was Interred
In the Mount Calvary cemetery.
Mr. Curtin was well known among
the older residents of this city. Before
Alblna was annexed to Portland he
was the first and only chief of police
of that town. He also served as coun
cilman. Later he was a member of the
Portland police force. The stroke of
paralysis that he suffered Wednesday
was the third in the last few years.
ERECTING OF SCENERY
ARDUOUS UNDERTAKING
It has taken 25 scene shifters exact;
ly 30 hours to erect the scenery for
'The Bridge of the Gods." A race was
made against time to permit of definite
calculations in readiness for the great
Indian drama going on the road shortly.
To permit a two-day engagement,
"The Bridge of the Gods" equipment
will have to be in each city one week,
at least two daya being required to
erect and a similar time to tear down.
With an advance car of men to pre
pare the ground and erect framework,
this time may be cut somewhat.
It Is the "heavy" nature of the scen
ery in "The Bridge of the Gods," the
75-foot high Mt Hood that dominates
the scene, the Columbia and the range
of hills 'east and west, with all the
scenic additions that makes the wofk
so arduous. The scenery must stand
a strain as it must be strong - enough
td permit 100 Indians to traverse the
trails with torches in their hands.
Get in Line.
Two weeks only. Your photo on pos-tals-from
any of our 800,000 negatives,
special $1.00 per dozen. Davles Studio,
Morrison, between Third and Fourth.
A PLACE TO
DINE
gVt If you wish to
Jul please your
friends bring
them to The Portland
for dinner. Tou, as
well as they, will en
Joy the excellent foods
and the courteous
service.
gn Everything
i here conspires
" to add to your
enjoyment the care
fully prepared foods;
the beautiful, airy
grill and dining room,
and the superb music.
Tou are welcome here
Till PORTLAND
HOTEL
Q. J. Kaufmans, Mgr.
3'
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ALDER
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SHIPPER'S
SURPLUS
Specials 'Safairctay .Only
CHILD'S BAREFOOT SANDALS A t LADIES' KID JULIETS no
at 4tfc at...; 98c
t j- t et. t Ladies'1 tan kid, black velvet, suede, patent
X:P.'::: 98c sSofS .p.u.T:.w.rth.:?SL48
Children's kid Strap Slippers and Can- CQ jdies. Sh Qxford Pum in f J f
vas Oxfords, all sizes, worth to $1.50 QJC " all styles and leathers, worth $4 $2.49
Men's Shoes and Low Shoes, In j Men's Shoes and Low Shoes, in A n A
all leathers, worth to $3.50, nowtDl.JO all leathers, worth to $4 JZe4e7
BRUMS ROSE CITY SHOE SHOP
231 ALDER ST., BET. FIR13T AND SECOND
, v ' v..,, .u ' ' . . . .
A'' Ti"-'. ' " ' v y. 4
NEARLY EVERYONE GOES
OUT OF TOYN ON FOURTH
Reports from the railroad and street
car passenger trafflo departments this
roornlns would Indicate that . nearly
verynsAefthersafeand aane
JTOUftH" la " Portland yesterday and
journSyed to towns' ptcnlo .' girounds
where arrest did not follow, the explod
ing of a few firecrackers. ?
The Portland Railway, Light ft Power
company lines handled In the city and
on suburban lines some aOO.OOO people.
Including transfers. The biggest crowd
waa carried . on the Vancouver line,
fully 10,000 persons going over to the
Washington town to watch the military
celebration of the Fourth. Much dif
ficulty was experlenoed In handling the
trafflo across the ferry and hundreds
sighed for the time when the con
struction of th proposed - interstate
bridge between Portland and Vancou
MEN! YOU MUST MEET THE
ELKS WITH AG00D FRONT
BEFORE BUYING YOUR SUIT ASK .
YOURSELF THIS QUESTION:
Who can give mc the better
deal? The man who pays $500 to
$1000 a month rent on the ground
floor or the man who has estab
lished himself upstairs and pays
$30 a month rent?
I am selling out my stock of
Summer Suits at a fraction above
wholesale cost, to make room for
Fall goods. MARK YOU, this is
not a
FAILURE
or a
SUICIDE SALE
but a legitimate clearance that
will give you without doubt
THE GREATEST VALUES IN
THE CITY OF PORTLAND
JIMMY DUNN n
Room 315 Oregonian Building. Take Elevator
THE
Twelfth and Washington Streets
Portland's newest and most beautlhil
hotel Absolutely fireproof Both
phones in every room Commercial
tourist and family hotelEuropean
plan High-class grille in connection.
THE ANNEX HOTEL CO.
F. P. WILLIAMS, MG&
NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS
Yesterday
the greatest 3ay
in American his
tory the day on
which we celebrated
E SAUE
ver .over the Columbia will end the
necessity for delay that now exists. '
Tht next largest crowd was carried
to Oregon City, the number for the
day being approximately 5000. Three
thousand picnickers sought the park
by ,1 the Clackamas at Eatacada on the
Catadero lltie, and 2400 Journeyed to
Bull Run on tJie Mt Hood line.'--
Many more people were carried out
of the city than were brought wY-Wlth
no unusual Fourth of July attractions
beyond the band concerts people were
uniformly more Interested in the mora
old fashioned celebrations outsiae me
City. . ' ;;-W , -:r-
Figures were not available for the
crowds handled by the O.-w.-R. ft N.
company to Cascade Locks and Bonne
ville, but they were estimated at 2000.
All of the trains on the Hill elec trio
lines to North Plains, Tualatin and
Willamette valley points were well
loaded with pleasure seekera '
Elks' Week.
Teu can send 40 Issues of The Jour
nal, from July 7 to It, .covering com
plete proceedings of the Elks' reunion,
Including the large special Elks' num
ber of July 11, to your friends or brother
Elks for 25 centa. Order at once.
ANNEX
s1MMMMMNsssAsMMbs1sjAss
ted tl
lives
with
in history the
which we celebrated.
Phone your dealer, grocer or Port
land Brewing Co.
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1200-ACRE RANCH AT
'.COTTAGE GROVE SOLD
? i Soeetil to The JonrnLV
, Cottage Grove, Or., July &. The deal
which has been pending several months
between J. E. Thomas and Mrs.- Fran
ces Marie Harding, for ' the purchase
of the 1200 acre Harding ranch, east
of the elty, haa been finally closed - up
and Mrr Thomas now holds the deeds
to the property. ' Mrs. Hardin came
her from CueroTexaato- deli verihJ
papers. The sale of thar Barfield rest
B. P. O. L'$
It's a Toast
The Greatest Elk Song
"Here' to
the Friend
in Stormy
Weather"
All Popular Bong Sits 7 for $1.
Add lo Copy on mall orders.
When It's atnslo or Pictures, go
where the orowds go.
323 Washington Street.
Open eTeninrs till 10:30
We Handle
Matters in -Escrow
If you have a deed to
place in escrow
have an important
transaction that you
want carefully and
confidentially h a n
dled you'll be
pleased with the ef
ficient service that
our trut department
can render you.
We do a general
trust business and
this department is
under the supervis-
ion of men of wide
experience and
shrewd judgment in
business affairs.
Portland Trust Co.
OF OREGON
BANK
Thlro and Oa 8U.
The eyes of the
public are upon
a real estate
dealer
And if he make9 ev
ery effort to protect
his clients his future
is assured. Our guar
anteed Certificate of
Title is the reputable
deal er's safeguard.
Investigate. Call for
booklet. Title &
Trust, Co., Fourth
and Oak.
PSssKssNsfSSlsZlS
Durability and Econ
omy in street pave
ment, can mean only
one thing; that is
BrruuTHic
dence to Mr. Thorn as r
the snme time, th figure t r t
ins tiuuo.
It takes a. hrnn4 m i . i
spite of his wife.
ASirSEMENTS
-AJU& THIS wnx-
HEILIG
THGATRn
ft TATLSa
This evening IM .o'cloc.
KINEMAC0L0R
- : JCOTIOS PICTURES
"TEE WnfflAT Sai
RESERVED SEATS NOW SELLING
TOR EVERT PERFORMANCE
Eve. 76c. 50c 85c; Aft, 80c. JSC.-,
SXA80V BEAT SASB -OFZVa
TODAY, 10 A. JC
HEILIO THEATRE
SPECIAL SUMMER ENGAGEMENT
- Beginning Sunday, JulyA4t-X
CATHR1NE COUNTISS
Bupported by STS VET ATUBI
Evenings Lower floor, ?, 0e;
balcony 60e. 36c, 2!c; gel, 1 6C, 15c,
Wednesday matinee Any sett I6.
Saturday matlnee-i-Lower floor,
60c; balcony 25c; gaUery, tW.-y.-i.
BAKER
Mala a and A-B3W
Oee. 7U. Bakes, Mf
BAKES STOCK COX? AST -
All this week Mat. Sat, 5o.
A Hit That Is a Whirlwind.
BEVEKXY 07 QBATJSTABX
Dramatized from .the . noted novel"t
George Barr McCutcheon. A charming
love story, full of thrills, excitement
and comedy. Holiday matinee Thursday,
26c. Evenings, 25c, 60c. Next week,
commencing Sunday mat, "Are To ft
Mason?" ' - -' -
BUNGALOW THEATRE
Return engagement of the world famou
PENDLETON
ROUND-UP
Motion Pictures
With many new views never before)
shown. The only genuine pictures
showing the real event, taken from life.
Fascinating, thrilling, awe inspiring and
amusing. The only ones of their kind.
Opening Thursday, July 4, all Week.
Performances continuous afternoon and
evening. Admission 25c Children tin
dor 12, 15c. .
am ran Oonsidta
Bef lnea Tandertiie
WEEK JT7X.T 1 "High ZJfe tB
Molntyre and Groves) Ollvottt Vxouba
dors; 4 Mayoe 4; Knight and Toli.
man; Kerry Cutler) Orohestrai Ptotvea,
Summer Prices
Wights
10o and 30e
Matinees
Any Seat, 10a
BEAXXT 6, A-1MO
MATXXXB BTBBT DAT
15-8M0
BTOST9
week U THEATRE lSS-SO-rS
. Miss May TuHy) WiU Uogorni OUakof
Bart Tamil: Kaufman Brothers I The
Tour Lyric latins j Minnie Kaufman ;
oronesna; nctnzes.
to)
4Jy
Matinee DaUy
WEEK JTOra 30 A Wight la the edel
weiss: Clarke and Verdi I Boesch and
Kilbauert Bond -Morse, King" of the Ko J
boes; Carl Bosine k Co.i Komane Bros. I
Fantagesoope, ropuiar prices. Jtozes ana
first baloony reserved. Box offlee open
from 10 a. m. to 10 p. m. Pboceei A-
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The Big European Sensation
TKE rASIISOOT OMMMM : i
Presented by Clara Howard and tha
Baby Dolls in ,
THE HALT BACK
By the Armstrong Follies Company
Two performances nightly Mat dally.
Friday Night Chorus Girls' Oonteet,
THURSDAY (XBDEPESTDEBCH BAT)
special Jlliernuuii mm tut wui iju-
ances. - 7
Basetall
BBCBBATIOB VAJtX t
Corner Vaughn and Twenty-f ourtll Bts, j
Vancouver-" !
Portland
jext- a, 3, , a, a, t.
Games begin week daya I p. tn. ItUM
days 2:30 p. m. r
LADIES' DAT TBZDAT. 1
Boys under 12 free to bleachers Wedne
day.
COUNCIL CREST
PORTLAND'S BOOT Q ABBES ;
1300 EEET ABOVB CITTV . !
Tree Scenio Amusement Parlb
KZOX CLASS ATTBACTIOTS. ' 1
OPEN AXB BIBK.
Plcnto grounds in tbs old apple orchard,
Admission to grounds ftea
"Bridge of the Gdds"
World-Famous Spectacular Drama, Hon
day and Wednesday only, at Multnomah
Field. Seats S3, to 60 cents1 at Row St
Martin's drug store. Sixth and Wash
ington streets. ' : V,
Bad Cigars ;
Slow Suicide
Smoking bad cigars is stow
suicide. No occasion for It
when "Sara Sloaiij sells for
5 cents. " , ; "( - , , ,
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