llIll::Jl-l , ' tHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 30, 1912. ' 1' '
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: SUMKER EEBOBT B0BBCHIJTION8.
Don't furget when golng.away on Tour
vaeutlon or for the anteiuw. that Thii
Journal can follow ymr at 15 centa a week,
the regular aubsrrlptlon rates, and tb fol
lowing agents will suppl you lit our regu
lar rate: , yv. ;.;
" Bur Oram, Or..' Bay Ocen hott. ' J.'
HeiPh Outer, Wah., W. C. Colllna. f"
Caraoo Bprlugi, Wnb., Mineral Bprfngi
bote! .. v. '- , .... ,
. Colllnt, Waah., Fred A. toting.
Oearhart. Or., Mrs. 0. t. Klllott .
llwaco. With,, H. B. Woodruff.
Lnnr Beach. Waalu tawi-enee Dlnneen,
(DellYery to all point on North' Beach.),
Newport, Or.; Glen Howard. . ..
Roekaway Beach. Or ..Twilsliis Itlca.
tteaalile. Or.y I.atr rtoebatel. .(Delivery
to nil parti of Keaalde.) . .
: . ft-nlew, Vab.;.F. K. BtrauhaL ,
Tillamook. Or., 3. 8. I.aniar.
"Wllbolf Rnrtnior.-rrf-ff-Wi-MoLarn. Ji
Cascadia, Or.p G. "Mroeisendorfer,
t' TONIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS
HElilO-CathrJne Countiss in, "Merely
Mary Ann."
COUNCIL CREST High class attrac
. . . tions,
-v-XYRIC Armstrong; FolleBcofnpanyJn
'Playing the Races.'' . ...
- "ORPHKUM Orpheum olrcult vaudeville.
TUB ICMPRESS Vaudeville.
Wl . VTM . ..111.
THIS OAKS Amusement park.
-Qtt'eather Conditions.
Portland and Vicinity Fair tonight
- and " Wednesday; cooler tonight; north
went er I y winds, v
Oregon Generally fair tonight and
Wednesday; cooler . tonight Interior
northwest portion: nonhwetyiK.Wlnds.
Washington Fair tonight ma Wed
. nesday; not much change in tempera
- ; ture;- northwesterly winds.
Idaho Generally fair tonight and
Wednesday; not much change, .In tem
perature. THEODORF- F. DRAKE.
"'"'"-,"Aictrrig"Difrrrlct Forecaster.
Wlfa Vo. 1 Sues for Uoroa. Whlla
taking a vacation in Portland this week,
Howard Alfred Fields, leading man for
the -Enterprise Comedy company, was
Served with a divorce complaint filed
-by wife No. 1, Ruby Lane Fields. Wife
INo. 2 declares her love for Fields, and
'proposes to call him her lawful hus
band. Fields and his second wife were
arraigned In the municipal court last
I week, both charged with a statutory of
fense against the marital laws, the first
Wife being the chief wltnens against
them. In her complaint. Ruby Lane
Fields sets forth she married the actor
at De Lamar, Cel.. in 1908, that he de
serted her In 1910 at Turner, Or and
baa not returned. In the complaint In
the municipal court, she accused him "of
.marrying wife No. 2 at Gold Hill, where
"the show made a stand of., one week.
- This one week was what caused the
trouble between the couple. wllwas
then that he met No. 2, and later mar
ried her at that place.
o Ton Want the Best Auto Truck on
VhA niurtrAf In aithttr 1iran nr firtt trmR
at prlca that is within your reach anl
terms to suit conditions? If vou do, seo
us and Investigate the Avery. There
are a number In use In and iuir Port
land to speak for themscl ve. The
Avery has the power, and will stand
the abuse and still run. Wo can tri
It to-you with solid rubber tired wheel.
Or we can give It to you with special
tractor wheels, which haOe Pteel tires
and wood plugs, which eliminate tliy
trouble and have better traction. We
have a good stock of trucks' and p'enty
ofreralrs if you need them. We "have a
bargain In " a second band three ton
truck. Beall & Co., 309 K. Yamhill St.,
Portland, Or.
I
Inea on $6100 Bond. Suit to collect
Itilfln nn n hnnrl tinn Mtnrtrri v'atnrrtn v
in the circuit court by Wllliarii Nellson.
against C. Masters and the Title (iuar
anty & Surety company. Nellson claims
this amount was lost by the failure of
Masters to complete a contract of clear
ing land near Mosler, Or., which land
VII tn ha utt In troAH thin voir Tho
surety company was on the bond of
Masters ror mo raittmii perrormance or
the work. Instead of performing the
work as agreed, the plaintiff . alleges
Masters worked slowly, and what was
done was not properly cleared.
Ad Clrnb ' Lunobeon. L. B. Mahone
and C. L. Smith will be the speakers
at tomorrow's weekly luncheon of the
Portland Ad club. This was announced
this morning by H. K Lounsbury, gen
eral freight agent of the O-W. n. & N.
company, who will be chairman for the
day. - Mr. Mahone will speak on the
geological resources of the state and
Mr. Smith will take for his topic, "Ore
gon from an agricultural point of vttnv."
. Tha luncheon will bq held aa usual at
the Multnomah hotel.
risks Will Filed. The will of B. E.
nske;-Who -wastHed July 23 tn an
auto accident, was admitted to probate
yesterday in the county court. The
Instrument was drawn In 1907. The
widow and children are left the estate,
amounting to approximately $20,000,
with the exception of a house at 60
East Eleventh street, which is be
queathed to Mrs. W. V. Farrell. mother
of the deceased. An allowance of $150
a month was granted the widow for the
support of the family.
May Locate Office Here That the
Missouri Pacific will probably estab
lish an office here is the report brought
bapk to Portland by W. C. McKrkie, gen
eral agent for the Denver & Rio Grande
and other Gould lines In this city. Mr.
. McBride's tour of two" weeks took him
i as far east as Kansas City, where he
was in conference with representatives
or the traffic department of the Mis
souri Pacific,
Stsals Bnrr; Wagbn Wrscksd.-J-M. E.
Maguire, a driver for the Pacific Face
Brick company, who leaves his wagon
at Water and Columbia streets, reported
to. the police last night that someone
had stolen the burr off the rear axle of
his. wagon and when lie started up, the
wagon was Wrecked, and he narrowly
escaped injury. 'Jhls has been done, he
states, on several occasions recently.
Do Ton Want the Classiest high pow
ered roadster made ut a reasons !o
price?, If you do, come and see the lat
est design ut our salesroom. It Is the
Glide, with 45 horsepower, and the 'iif-,
tlest lines put in a car. We will niak . a
special price to the first buyer to get I
one of these on the streets. Beall & ' 1
809 K. Yamhill at., Portland Or. '' !
t Blsctrio Bangs StoveThe demonstra
tions of the new Copeman automatic
electric range, capable of cooking any
thing, continue to arouse the interest
of the housewives of Portland. These
Illustrations will continue dally from 2
to 6 p. m. Drop in und look this new
ui'Bu vver,
I.
Parent Teachers' Cirole Plcnlo. The
Parent Teachers' Circle of the Wood
lawn school will hold their second
monthly picnic at Peninsula Park KYi. ;
Augusr-z. -Everyone IS'UTgeG'W
come and bring their lunches. A good j
program has been arranged for the day.
Wtonnt Hood A real mountain resort!
at Cloud t Cap - Inn. The most glorious
spot on Mount Hood. Tickets and ros I
miuiio, iurB)T'jB, snutn, 69 sth st.
vuy charts Amendments. Fof the
banent of the general tubllooao copies
teartst? : v innv TAimnrnitin pc nu nocoo dudIiic I w w
Pntaiti Inlnat Aaiumiit n vr
Lombard has . filed a protest with" the
cy auuuor against the assessment of
vermin iota owned him on Fremont
street for a street im
t ween East Eighth and East Thirty-
v"u vn jjTcmont. ixmuara
says part of the Improvement consisted
In the filling- of an old gravel pit which
. wn excavated over his remonstrance.
I He does not believe it fair that the city
should . permit a nit
and then, order it filled again at the ex-
yciiae ot property owners.
Must rnrniah Use of Wires Under
wie provisions of the franchises owned
ijy .th-a. two telephone companlea of the
city the executive board can compel
the companies to furnish the use of all
vim wires necessary ror the Installation
of a proposed system of semaphore
and gong signals to be Installed at
various intersections.- This is the sub
stance of a long opinion submitted tg
City Auditor A. L. Barbur by City At-
iimriiiin o. urant today.
y lay Cable CI tv At
-tbla-rmarning-f Heda rt -opinion - for-the
oawuuva Doaru declaring that the board
has power to grant permission to the
Home TeleDhorte rni imnv tn ' loo o
cable across he Hawthorne bridge. The
uie city attorney some time
ago if it had the fright to Issue a per
mit. Some Of tha mmhr hclno. k
opinion that the company might have.
ui a irancnise.
May Assess Cemetery. The city may
B assessment against a private
.iiciery operated for a profit if the
property owned by the cemetery is bene
fited by a street improvement, this be
ing the opinion, submitted to City En
gineer Hurlburt from thA ni,r
office this morning. The city engineer
proposea to assess the Bralnard ceme
tery for the cost of a trf imm.
Jment. - -w-
,u Wh,aYonI,Vwr3rxl-iias Away for
the last long sleep know that they are
irom everything that would
molest them. The "Portland" Concrete
Burial Vault will do it. 441 Hawthorne
ave. Phone East 486.
Olsons Child Welfare. Child welfare
s under discussion at a meeting being
held this afternoon at the auditorium
tabllshlng a training school for mothers
will also be presented for consideration.
Butter for Campari Wc pack but
ter in two pound tins, filled with brine
and then soldered, such no r,,, A!...J
customers use. If you want butter that
o ,r 8everal months phone us, Main
'318. Hazclwood Co.
Anti-Suffragist, to Meet There will
i" m.uru meeting of the State Asso
iTnoA , iyVVv to Kqnal Suffrage at
10.o0 o clock tomorrow morning at hffl
, Quarters, 604 Couch building.
Biver Excursions:
.Boat from Taylor street dock. Week
days. 8 a. ni.. 2 p. m.; Sundays, & a. m;,
12 m., 9 p. m. Rounn trip, oe. Ttokets
I gobd on P. R., L. & p. cars. -
! Bondsmen Hot Keleaied The Na-
j tional Surety company cannot now be
! r''!as,-d by the city for a bond fur-
t nlMhort hv . ...
........ j M'uinvHiiy jo protect the
city against possible damages that
might arise by reason of a permit Issued
11
For the first time in 14 years this
store will be closed all day Wednes
day, preparatory to inaugurating
THE BIGGEST SALE M ITS HISTORY
We have purchased the entire stock
and leased the premises of
A B. STEIN BACH & CO.
and for the purpose of raising money
to complete the purchase we will be
gin a tremendous MONEY-RAISING
v SALE THURSDAY MORNING-
L0M
.. . .
! Moonlight excursion given by W. O.
W. decree team Nn 77 atr MnnirKl,
Salmon St. dock, Wednesday." July Jl,8
p. m, uancing on board. Tickets soc.
St. Andraw'a Court, w. (1. ft wm
give lawn social at 894 East Sixteenth
eireei norm, juiy II,. if weather cohdi-
iiuiia are isvoraoie. , '
Steamer Jesss Karklnu for Camu,
Waihoua-at and linrflnn Am ...
CDt DUndaV. Laavaa Waahinartnn rntr
uuvk t p, nu "; y ..,..
Wo Medical Co. to Han ih. tlrmt nt
me month. Thv w h. in ht n
oince at nrst, near Morrison,
Have Your Orde for rnal nnil wnnA
booked; while price is low. Edlefsen
ruei uo., East 303, C-2303.
Anne's 'Portraits TninmhU ,m tnr
men, women ana children. A-1635.
W. A. Visa an1 kkU). nAinl.ua
dentists. Third and Washington.
Dt. X. C. Brown. Bye. Bar. Marquam
- w Hrats Buff at, 3d and Alder, sts..
LYRIC HORSE BALKS; .
DOCILE ONE PROMISED
The Armstrong Follies rnmmnv at
the Lyric theatre this week Is present
ing one Of the blacest riots of lnucrhter
in "Playing the Races" that the natrons
of the popular playhouse have seen In
some time. It Is one continual round of
mlxups and funny situations, nnd th
comedians, Will Armstrong and Gus
Leonard, never worked, harder. They
are in the limelight continually, and
never miss an onnortunitv tn keen th
audience in an uproar. The climax of
the play comes close to the finale, when
Armstrong decides to become a Jockey.
A very lame norse. much tn thA Kn a
for looks. Is brought, or is supposed
to be brought, upon the stage for the
scene, but last nle-ht n
sometimes do, it became very balky at
the time set for Its appearance, nnd,
Judging from the noise off stage, it hRd
to be -rolled In. much to the. merrlmpnt
of all concerned. It was a very trvinu
scerte for the performers, as they were
seen scuminc to all rnrnwi tn rot
away to safe places. The stage boys
promise a more docile animal for the
balance of the week, and Will Armstrong
promises to win the race or forever keep
his peace. 'Playing the Races" is full
of lift from start to finish. All the
muslcnJ numbers are good, especially
"Rosa Pigeletto." by Miss Beatrlqe Flint
and chorus, which was encored no less
than five times. Its name Is very de
ceiving, one Imagining that it is a serto
mmlc sections, but It borders on the
higher cla&s, carrying the melody of the
sextet from "Lucia'' tn a manner that
gives Miss Flint an excellent opportuni
ty of showing what a magnificent voice
sho possesses. "Daffodils," by Ed Arm
strong, and the "be-by dolls," was well
received, each girl telling a daffodil,
such as, "If chicken Is tough, Is a bar
tender?" "If the town was thrown Into
darkness, would "Mayor Rushlight?" "If
Ethel Iiavls Is weak, Is Armstrong?"
etc. Clnra Howard Is to the front with
a counle of lively numbers nnd th
chorus works as gingery as ever. "Play
ing tne itares will be the bill up to and
Including .Sunday night, with a matinee
dally and the Chorus girls' contest on
rriuay nignt.
ifey torn
m-WS THIRD STREET
Le Gette Jr. Takes Exception
' to Statement of Juror in
Damage Suit.
Vigorous denial of charsres "of "tm.
perlng"' with the jury In the breach of
promise Isult 'of Helen M. Ooodev
against Robert. H. Thomnson Jr. nt
Portland, In" which Mrs. Goodeve won a
verdict for $50,000 damages, were made
by Wilber Le Gette Jr., this morning.
Le Gette hAfl h.Atl nnonaAi! tol.
ing W. A. Wallis, a Juror in the case,
to the apartment of Mrs. Goodeve at
iiinpiepnin nnrt Marshall utr.at. ,.v,u,.
the trial was in progress. '
i' met Wallis in front of the Lyrie
theatre about 8:30 o'clock thA vnin.
Of JUlV 20" llM T .u. Ilattn In
menU"I-ha4. a canrErA-wifli me, but I
was not going to take pictures, as I
am told the affidavit of Mr. Wallis sets
fOrth. HOW InilM T ha trnirxar 1 .
pictures at that time of night?' ""'
i oia not try to induce Wallis to
see Mrs. Goodevn. Th SllfPiriatlnn . n m
from him. He said he would like to
meet ner. ns she looked nu a -ioh.,
friend' of his. He knew where he was
going all the time. I Wll lining thA
house phone to call her apartment when,
unseen Dy me, Bno came In from the
street and she and Wallis were talking
while I was trying to get her on the
telephone.
If WalllS W8B SO 'dllmhfnun,lA,V at
meeting her. as he savs. Whv did ha
sit on the steps of the schoolhouse out
there with her from about 8:45 to 10:30
o'clock? That Is what h did and h.
did not seem to be verv 'dumhrnnndari
either.
'Some one evldentlv wn w.tnhinA-
and saw the meeting, for I did not say
anything about It till I was called on
by an attorney for th defense after
the trial and told to tell what I knew.
I did not want to make any trouble for
Wallis. so I let him off env In ,tw
statement and took the blame myself,
not telling half I knew about the meet
ing. Now that he makes the statement
he Is credited with, however, I shall
tell all about It.
"I have not been (
for either side In the cmsa I nm .
friend of Mrs. Goodeve and hope she
gets the $50,000 I think It's coming to
her but I won't stand for the accusa
tions made against me without telling
wnai i Know.
"Furthermore, I am not and have not
been connected with John IS. Goddard
In the real estate business, as has been
asserted."
Horse Throws Hoy Onto Rock.
(Special to The Jonrnal.)
Cottage Grove, Or., July 30. As the
result of being thrown from his horse
that had shied at a piece of paper, 12-year-old
Otto Senter, son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. I.. Senter, Is suffering from
several severe bruises, the most serious
of which is u gash on the forehead.
Which required three stitches. This
wound was caused by a sharp rock. The
boy's back nnd shoulders were' also
bruised and there were several minor
scratches on the face.
Charles Mayer, a business man of
llncoln, Neb., and family, are registered
at the Multnomah.
I
THI
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"Fish stories." far beyond the con
ception of the average sea .captain and
Which will put the "whale" story in the
shade will be turned loose at Bonne
vllle next Sunday for the edification of
members of the Portland Press club and
their friends on the club's annual ex
cursion, when the state fish hatchery
IS Placed on thn ltlnorarv nt thA ol.lt.r.
To all who attend tha outing a cordial
Invitation is extended by the state fish
and game commission. Mt.r m.h w.-
den Clanton and the management of the
hatchery to see the tiny trout by the
millions disport themselves In the ponds
where they are being held until large
enough to be turned loose.1 r
That the methods employed In raising
these deniiens of the lakes and rivers
may not remain a mystery there will
be attendants to tell the unsophisticated
everything there Is to be told, and then
to answer the thousand and one queries
which are sure to bo asked. That the
story interesting has been verified
by all who have ever Inspected the
hatchery.
"We will not make any extra pre
paration - for visitors." said Warden
Clanton. "for the hatchery Is always
prepared for 'comrjanv.' W, dn -ont
the newspapermen to See the fish and
wie natcnery ror we want them and all
of the ncoDle of th ai.i. tn .u.A
a wonderful tnrii , An ti.
sight Is worth seeing and the welcome
t w"i give will be as cordial as pos
siile." HEALTH
BEAUTY and
VITTUCCi'S
VIRGIN. .
OLIVE OIL
are closelvlrelated. Phvsiclans
recommend V. V. O. O. for its
purity and quality. YOUR
doctor will tell you that its use
vyui give you better health and
i clear complexion.
Ask xpur dealer
for VITTIIOCT8
OLIVE Oil. BOOK
It's free to yoo.
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Co.
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THE
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FOR
BREAKFAST,
LUNCHEON,
DINNER
During this warm
weather, try some of
the dainty salads we
make and serve;
Or some of the delic
ious sea foods; fresh
from the ocean; you'll
enjoy them.
The cool, airy Grill In
a Mecca for aftertloon
shoppers. '" Courteous
service always.
Delightful orchestral
music every evening".
THE POXTLAHD
HOTEL
O. J. Zanfmann, Mgr.
azaaa&rf
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others. Avoid experiment
ing with "cheap" pave
- merits. Get the best,
bitulithic the "best
. by every test."
Jime has demon
strated Its ser
viceability nnd
s 11 perlorlt y.
There's every
reason why the
streets adjac e n t
to your property
should be Im
proved. ..i.v-;
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i
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Uigh Grade, Commercial and Electric
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I nu jaiesi acienunc dental appliances.
expert operators, etc. , Popular price
are possible because of the Union's Urge
patronage.: Why gc, to other dentists
less able to please you and less able
to perform strictly high-class work, and
why go elsewhere and pay1 the generally
prevailing higher prices. Come to thi
Old Reliable make sure In advance of'
perfect work and permanent satisfaction
t least cost. .
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AMUSEMENTS
" POPULAR PRICES-
HEILIG "th and Taylor
Phones: Main 1, A-1123
TONIGHT EVE kioht
V,AVt THIS WEEK
BARGAIN MATINEE TOMORROW
CATHRINE COUNTISS
Supported by BTDJTET ATBIS
In the comedy drama
"Merely Mary Ann"
Evenings 75c, 5ftc, 35c, 25o. Wednes-
day Matinee, any. seat. 25c.
Kat:aas S7ry say.
ress-
BnniTan tt Oonsldlng T
Refined TaadsTlIfea ,
Special Summer Prices,
Nights Matinees V
10c and 20c Any Seat XOi
WEEX JTTLT 89 "A Wyoming So.,
manes," Happy Jack Oardner h Co.,
D'Arcy and Williams, Prankls Drew,
, u v.u w aiwa W f- A V e -
light Pictures, Orchestra,
MATH 6, A-loSO
MATIBBB EVERT BAT
l5-a5-80a-
ltn
WEEK
THEATRE 15-25-50-75
W. K. 8t.
James and Players, Ifartla
Travelogues, Charley Case,
Mont Trio, Bnrr and Hop,.
XAfferty. The Oreat Ubby,
Pictures.
Johnson's
Rvobart tj
XaUy and
prcnestra.
Katlnea Daily
WEEK JULY 29 Prank Bush. Th
Clipper Quartet, Mr. and" Mrs. William
nTlA HMmAmtm m. - MaU. '
Mlyakko Troupe, Fantageaoope. Popular ";
v,aaa Tl rtw mWia nniM 1A A m. X i a
(,WS. VAA-W "'- V - 1U AW
p. m. Phones A-223G, Main 4636. Boxes
and first row haloony reserved. Curtain
aau, ma, ,
Lyric Theatre':
Ponrth and Stark Sts. The Armstrong'
Pollles Company in PLAYIHQ THE '
RACES, the Real Olrly-Olrly Show I Two
performances nightly, 7:90 and 9:10; 18q
and 25c. Matinees Dnily, 2 '30, any seat
15c. rriday night, Chorus Girls' Con- '
test. ' ' " " .. 'wsf"
"Ihc OAKS
PORTLANDS GREAT
AMUSEMENT PARK
All Big Outdoor Acts Free
Pree Circus Every afternoon and
evening. The best hit ever seen In
Portland. At 3 p. in. and 8 p. m.
Clowns, Animals' Acts, Circus Band,
Oaks Park Band every afternoon and
evening in delightful concert.
King Fharcah, the famous educated
horse. Every afternoon and eve
ning. . ',
Skating Bear tn the dancing pavil
ion. .
, )AAAAAAMWAAMMMAAAAAJtAAAAJ
ascbalB:
BXCREATIOK PARK
Corner Vaughn and Tweaty-fourta It'
Victoria-
vs.
Portland
7VX.T 29, 30, 311 AVQ, X, 9, 8, 4.
Games begin week days I p. m, Suit
days 2;I0 p. m. ......
rrr?AMBS BAT TRXDAT. - '
Boys under 13 free to bleachers Wadnes .
'.. . : day.
Oregon -Humane Society
orrxes m mTdiso tr.
PHCnr MArrjcs; a-?- fl -
rfr all eru-'I'y "i'' 1 '
MB
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