THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL; PORTLAND, FRIDAY ' EVENING, MARCH 14, 1913.
TOWNTOPICS
TONIGHT'S AJIUSEMENTiS
CKItlG BlereBlh and MiwrJuoa atreeta, "Bun-
tr Vnltt the Striugi,'' Scotch comedy. ; ;
BAKER Brcx4wiy and Sixth atreeta, near
Morrison. The Baker riarera In "Tb Third
Mrgrrt;" ' drama. ......
OnHWEUM-Kroadiray and Taylor. Valulr-Tlll..
LVH1C Keatloa; Wood Mimical Coined com
pany In "Tha Jail Klrda."
PANTAGE8 Vau.ieTtll. ' '
EMPRESS Broadway and TamhlH. . Vanda
- - Tlllf. - :
and go to Oregon City. ' From tiers the
' party will cross 4o the west side, and
"after cHrnblns; the high ridge willfol
j low a circuitous route by way of Oswego
Lake to Oswego, whence the return to
the city will be by the Southern Pacific.
Each person will take his own luncn,
with cup, spoon, etc.
men are oh the list. Henry B. Has-
ard. of Seattle, Is conducting the exami
nation fur the federal government.
Weather Conditions. v
Portland and Iclnlty Fair tonight with
nrnrj . iroai; , caiuraa j ibid. noruweaiony
wlmla. ' , : '" :' -
Washington and Oregon Fair tonlcbt with
heaty front weat portlouj Saturday fair. North.
Wi-alorly wind. . . .
Idaho Neutrally fair tonight and Saturday,
c . THEODORE r. DIUKU.
f AHIiig OlHtrict Forwaatyr.
Grovelana park .Association. A tern
porury organization of the. Grpveland
J'ark improvement association was made
Wednesday night , at a meeting in a
church at l?ast Fifty-second ,aod Lin
coln streets, residents of that section
to the number or 42 present signed a
petition Which will be submitted to the
city council 8ki.ng that bids for Im
provement of the streets of that section
with hard surface be rejected. ; Tha sign.
cis declare that the city englner has fiv
vored the paving trust in making speclfl
cations and that the prices given are ex
cesslve. VA. permanent organisation will
lie perfected next Wednesday night.'
Improvement clubs Heating. There
will be a meeting of the Greater United
East Side Improvement Clubs Assocla
tlon tonight In the club rooms of the
East Bide Business Men's club. Hotel
Clifford, East Sixth and i Morrison
streets. The delegation from the Mon
tavllla Board of Trade will enlist, the
support of the association In their agi
tation for registration booths In each -of
the four wards on the east side of the
river. The matter of public markets
will also come up for discussion, and it
Is thought' that some definite action
Will be taken at this meeting. .
B.msnded for TrialCircuit Judge
t)avlg yesterday remanded the non-sup-
sort case against Dean O. Ray to Coun
ty Judge Cleeton and the case will in
all probability be heard before a Jury
Text week. Ray asked for a writ of re
view on the ground that his demand for
trial by Jury had been denied by Judge
Cleeton. Owing to the fact that the
Dew non-support law will go into effect
within a few months and will provide
for trial by Jury, District Attorney
Evans does not expect to appeal, the
case to. the supreme court. . . ,
One round OuUty, Though both
James G. Ayles aiid Mrs. LydiaTTtftSTloy
had confessed to the commission of
statutory crime, only Ayles was found
guilty Wednesday. He will bo sentenced
by Circuit Judge Davis next Saturday
Attorney Manning for the defendants
held that Mrs. Mulley was the victim of
her husband's desire to got a divorce
and that A. C. Mutloy, her husband, had
laia a irap lor iier imu yvim u in ivu.
Mulloy Is a rancher in Washington
county and has started a suit for di
vorce in that county.
Oppose letting of Bids, The tempo
rary organization of a new East Side
Improvement club was formed Wednes
dy evening at the Lincoln Street Meth
odint church, Kant Fifty-second and
Lincoln streets. The main cause for
the organisation is to contest the letting
of bids for hard surfacing In that vi
clnlty, the citizens feeling that all bids
yet received are entirely too high. An
other meeting will be held next Wed
nesday evening, at which time perma
nent officers will be elected.
To Discuss Bridge Opening. A meet
ing or the North must bide Improvement
club will be held this evening at the
Alblna branch library, 360 Knott street,
Further plans for the celebration at
tending the opening of tbe Broadway
bridge will be discussed. The matter of
the widening of Union avenue will also
be up for discussion, and It is expected
. that something definite will result from
the meeting. All citizens of North East
Portland are urged to attend.
Pig and Whistle Dining and Lunch
Jftoom. Wheeldon Annex, 108 Salmon
Street. Meals by the day and week. Ar
rangements ran be made for private
dinner and lunch parties,
Stolen fiats Beturnad. Three dozen
Stolen 'hats sold to the Oregon Loan
office at 53 orth .Third street,' were
recovered yesterday by the district at
torney's office and turned over to tha
hat store of Drake & Mauck, 121 Fourth
street. -Contrary to. the. usual custom
of paying the pawnshop owner for such
goods, - District Attorney Evans an
nounced he would not indemnify; the
pawnshop men, . as the goods . were
stolen. Special Officer Sherwood, as
signed to the district attorney's office,
confiscated the goods. In .his inves
tigation he found the pawn shop dealer
had paid (10 for them, It was also
learned that this dealer hau attempted
to sell them to another dealer. The
hats were stolen Saturday night. Here
tofore, the pawnshlp men, have given
up stolen goods, upon payment of the
money paid by the shop man, but , the
taw provides stolen goods may be con
fiscated, thereby throwing the respon
siblllty of such purchases upon the sec
ond, .hand ".dealer. ;.. ti's-J.r '
Can't Beturn to Portland. A woman
giving the name of Maude . Lelghton,
who has been arrested a number of
times by- the police, today asked Judge
Taiwan of municipal court if he would
consent to her coming to Portland from
Vancouver, Wash,, where she agreed to
go recently when before the court ' The
woman's record In Portland was such
that the Judge gave her the option of
taking a county jail sentence or leav
ing,, the city. She agreed to go-to
Vancouver. ' The Judge' returned her
letter, informing the woman that she
did not have his permission o come
to Portland, as she has already caused
enough trouble.
" aaaaaa'
Btone Funeral Held. The funeral of
Charles E.- Stone, veteran telegraph
operator, who died suddenly early this
week, was held yesterday afternoon at
the Dunning & McEntee chapel, under
the direction of representatives from
the Portland Press club and of tele
graph company representatives, with
whom Mr. Stone had been associated.
The pallbearers were old friends of the
well known operator, who have worked
with him. Interment was at River
view cemetery, beside the bodies of his
mother and sister. Many elegant floral
triDuies were sent.
Burglars -frightened Away. Burg
lars last evening entered the home of
J. Almeda, 60S Pine street, but were
frightened away before they secured
anything of value. Entrance was
gained by forcing open a front window
with a Jimmy. The saloon of M. Do
galollo, Third and Flanders streets, was
burglarized last night, four boxes of cl
gars and sevetfcl bottles of whiskey be
ing taken. "7he cash register was
forced opr-nr but it contained nothing,
In case ej burglaries the police can be
notified tfvar A-2121 or Main 212. "
Save Irom $3 to $10 by .having your
eyeglasses made at .Dr.- George Ruben-
stein's, the reliable optician. Tone or
kryptok" glasses in' shur-on mountings
at reasonable prices. 189 Third street
Why Pay a Pancy Price for a truss
when you can get ft. scnsible'praetical
one at a moderate price from Albert
Bernl, the druggist 22 Washington
near.Becond? ,i , v"..;..-..J.'.?..i
Kan'i Trousers. Men! ' Buy . your
pants of me and save the extra profit
that goes in the. high, rent landlord's
pocket Jlmmle Dunn, room 3 IB, Ore-
gonlsn building. Take elevator.
Tor Sale by Owner. Five room cot
tage, newly remodeled and renovated,
lot 75x169, 22 fruit trees, on East Fifty-second
street Phone East 2745. '
Steamer Jessie Barklns for Camas.
Washougal and way landings, dally ex
cept Sunday. , Leaves Washington street
dock at t p. m. ,
Do You Need Money?
Title &-Trast Com pan y,- Fourth and
Oak, will make first mortgage loans on
Improved, city property, . and also loan
money to home builders. .
y Get the secret of Royal breadmaklng
of your dealer on Friday, March. 14, and
paste. It In your cook book. The secret
will be baked Into miniature Vaves
one of which will accompany -everv. loaf
of Royal bread bought on that day.
High Cost ot Living
'..When you are figuring the" high cost
of living, remember I "nave solvvwl the
"clothes' Hem. I sell high grade men'
suits direct from the manufacturer to
you, ;. Instead of selling them in a store
at a rent of flOOO a month, I sell In an
office bullding (rent 130 a month). Get
wise. Jimmy Dunn, room 31$ Oregonlan
building. . Take elevator. ,
v Journal Want Ads bring ' results. '
B. P. Kind, Painter. High grade pa-
perhanging, -tinting- and decorating a
specialty. House painting solicited.
Phone C-6662. 4'
Bestaurant, completely furnished, In
first class hotel, fop rent, very reason
able. T-656, Journal.
W. A. Wis and associates, painless
dentists. Third and Washington.
Commercl Work. Glftord, Main 8173.
Sr. s. C. Brows, Eye. Ear. Mohawk.
Be Oregon Plrst. Gif ford Studio.
a
Veteran 'But, Driver Dead. Edward
McGee, one of the old-time 'bus drivers
of Portland, was found dead in his
bed -at 830 East Eleventh street yes
terday afternoon by Patrolman Bewlcy.
Death was due to natural causes; War
ren J. Kinder, living next door to the
deceased, reported that McGee had not
been seen around his place for several
days; that Indications were that he was
sick. The patrolman opened the house
and found th-body on the bed. The
remains were turned over to the coro
ner, who Is seeking relatives.
Opium Is PonSd. Two cans of opium
were found on Patrick Livingston, a
negro,, last night by Patrolmen Nlles
and Ilutchings, when they arrested him
at. Fourth and Everett streets. Charles
Weaver, another negro, was also ar
rested with Livingston. The patrol
men observed the two men prowling
around the entrance of a Chinese store.
Livingston quickly darted into the
place, came out and started down the
street with the cans of opium under
his arm. They are held for federal investigation.
llasamas Take 401-day Walks Sun
day tha Maxamas will take an all-day
walk, the first of the season.' They will
leave, on the Oregon City car at 8 a. m.,
Today
and
Tomorrow
We put on sale our entire
stock of
, BENJAMIN 1
fancy and blue fall weight.
Suits at
Porges Attorney's Bams. After copy
ing the signature of his'attorney George
Patterson conceived the idea of forging
the name to checks, which caused his
arrest Wednesday night by the police.
The attorney is O. P. Jamison, who was
doing some legal work for Patterson.
Tho check upon which the arrest was
made was' for $17 and passed upon
C. L. Kline, a saloonkeeper. The case
is. to be heard Saturday In the muni
cipal court.
Jewish Services Tonight SVtvices
will be held in Congregation Ahaval
Sholom synagogue, Park and Clay
streets, tonight at 8 o'clock. Mrs. J.
Freeman and Alexander Samuels will
sing the duet, "Peace to This Dwell
ing." The subject of Charles W. Rob
inson's address will be "The Education
of the Child," Rabbi Robert Abraham
son will officiate tonight as well as In
the service tomorrow morning, begin
ning at 9:30. t
W. A. Oleland Besolutions. The com
mittee aonslsting of W. D. Fenton,
Cyrus. A. Dolph, Wirt Minor. EE. lleck-bi-rt
and J. Moreland, appointed by
Judge Henry E. McGrtin nearly two
weeks ago to draft resolutions of re
spect concerning the late W. A. Oleland
will report at a 'meeting of the Mult
nomah Bar 'Which will be held In Judge
McGinn's ourt room, Saturday morning,
at 9:80 o'clock, at which time resolutions
will be offered.
B'usi B'rlth KemOrltX The lodges of
the Independent Order-B'nal B'rlth of
Tortland will hold Joint memorial serv
ices Sunday, March 16, at 2 o'clock, at
tiie Ahaval Sholom synagogue, Park and
Clay streets. Prominent speakers will
address those present. Muslo will be
furnished by the synagogue cnotr. Mm.
J. Freeman and Nissln Abrahamson will
sing a duet. All are welcome.
,
Bequest Zs Turned Down. In accord
ance with their intention to keep down
county expenses the County Commis
sioners yesterday refused to consider
a request for an appropriation of $500
for the aid of the chamber of com
merce. M. Mosessohn appeared to make
the request. Contributions have often
been made for the chamber in former
years.
of Ouaf ity
beLAkterwidflotrisof!.
Phones: Pac. Marshall 1
Home A-6281
MEATS
BEEF
ILAjMB
On Special Sale
This Saturday
All specials plainly price marked
at market. Meats stamped
"Jones' Quality" from choice se
lected, well fed stodc. Aged in
perfect sanitary tile coolers, as
suring purity and tenderness.
Order Now
For Your Easter Sunday Dinner
"JONES' QUALITY" "
Genuine Spring Lamb
Mint Sauce Fresh Green Peas
If You Get Too Much Salt in Soup
and do not wish to thin it down with water, add a little brown sugar or
few siloes of raw potato, and tha excess salt will disappear.. .
This is on of the good ideas to be found la "Of Bouaehold Interest
Section" of our Monthly Mafuise, The American Table," published by
as very month, and which la ta tha mail .today. Trad with us, get on
our xnaulag list, and we are aura o be of eerrloe to you.
"THE STORE OF QUALITY"
& CO.
Portland's Oldest and Best Grocers 1
148 THIRD STREET; ;V A-4432, MAIN 9432
Week-End Savings oh regular stocked Groceries:
Scotch Kippered Herring, in tins, 10 tin, regular 15c
per tin. '
Maclajen's Nippy Cheese, 10t? each, regular 15c.
Waldorf Red Kidney Beans, 2 cans for 25S regular 20c
: A . per tin.
. Imported Potato Flour, 3 pkgs. for 50?, regular 20c.
Knox'- Gelatine, 10 package, regular 2 for 25c.
Full Cream Neufchatel CheeseJ5 each, regular 10c. .
California Port Wine $1.50" per gallon, regular $1.75.
'Golden Sherry $1.25 per gallon, regular $1.50.
OvP. S. Bourbon or Rye Whiskey $2.75 per a gallon,
regular $3.00.
Exclusive handlers of 'Quality Groceries, such as:
Herkimer New York Full Cream Cheese, 35 lb.
Royal Blue Stilton Cheese in bladders
Malt Breakfast Cereal
Dundee After-Dinner Mints and Fruit Delight
Dundee Treacle and Pan Caramels
Deerfoot Farm Sliced Bacon, "Sweet as a Nut"
St. Johnsbury Crackers "A Revelation"
Gloucester Codfish and Haddocks
Santa Clara 20-30 Dry Prunes, 5 lb. boxes
A Hint to You About Our Fruits and Vegetables:
We only carry the choicest tha market affords. An order from us must
be the choicest and seasonable. Saturday we will have a surprise for
you by express, can at xne '-store or quality" While doing pour Sunday
hopp:
"Special Kesiengex Servloe."
The Bank of Personal Service
7 yu aPPreciate courteous, prompt, efficient serv
AJLT ice, bring your account to this bank and your ex
pectations will be realized. A thoroughly equipped, up
to date commercial and savings department at your
service.
4tf Paid on Savings Deposits 4.
Merchants National Bank
Under Government Supervision.
Founded 1886. Washington and Fourth Streets
NOT TOO LATE
That Cunning Little
BABY "ROYAL" LOAF
is out TODAY!
Get yours quick from your deal
er with your regular Royal loaf.
Superior Coal Co.
4 North 8th St.
Main 154 A-1541
COAL DELIVERED
$5 Per Ton
Within One Mile
Our Coal is free from all
slack.
$1&
50
A Saving From $6 to $15.
Sale Ends Tomorrow .Night
- .10 P. m!
Buffum & Pendleton
.311 Mprrison, Opp. Postoffice
Lecture on Indian Life-Major Cicero
Newell will lecture Wednesday evening,
March 19, at 8 o'clock, at the Albina
branch library, 850 Knott street on In
dian life illustrating the lecture by In
dian costumes and curios. Major
Newell was for a number of years In
dian agent among the Dakota Indians.
Sixth Street Synagogue Services will
bo held tonight at the Sixth Street Syna
gogue, Hall and. Sixth' streets, at 7:30
o'clock. Mr. Scott Sanders will lecture
on "Souls of Awakening." Tomorrow
morning services will begin at J a. m.
All arc welcome to all services.
Special
Hen's Blue Barge Suits. Take the
elevator and see the handsome blue
nerges I am selling at 114.75.' An abso
lute.. fit .or no sale. Jimmy Dunn, room
lSjCregohlan. building. Takaaloyator
Apply for Cltixenshlp. Examination
of applicants for citizenship bagan this
afternoon before. Circuit Judge McGinn
and will last all day tomorrow. About
' . iree
caster unermgs
Of All That's Good in
Men's and Young
Men's Suits
We have an unusually complete line
for Spring and Summer, including
the latest Broadway types for young
men, and the quieter models and pat
terns for those of maturer years.
Two, three and four-button, single
and double-breasted Suits in all the
new shades and colorings, including
the new styles, Norfolk, English mod
els, two-piece suits and conservative
styles in all sizes. Ask to see those
we're featuring just now at
$15.00, $18.00, $20.00
and $25.00
Most Attractive Showing in Town
NEW HATS, SHIRTS, HOSIERY,
NECKWEAR, ETC.
Wn
Buy "Moore"
SHOES
Pay
Less
Money m V
OBig
Saturday Special
$4 Men's Shoes q i a
tans and gunmetal JjJ.f j
Visit the Shoe Store of the
East Side and save money.
Moore Shoe Co.!
383 E. MORRISON ,
Open Saturday Until 10:30
P. M. S. & H. Stamps
With Purchase.
fOSICL
T00UT
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Picture making is HAS T the
Kodak all-by-daylifdit way- it is es
pecially easy for OTJB C'U STOKERS.
OUR IS IISEIT SOBS HOT
OSASB with the sale of the kodak.
If you wish to do all the work
yourself, the advice 'of our experts
Is gladly at your service.
Should you prefer that we finish
the picture, we have the facilities
for producing the best possible re
sults from every exposure. Our
Eastman expert who is in charge, of
this . work will gladly- demonstrate
our quality of developing on your
next roll of films free of charge if
nccompanled by this ad not later
than March 17th.
COLUMBIAN
OPTICAL CO;
145 SIXTH STRUT
Old Reliable
fca
Til VkT wi
WV -- " ill""'
Full Set of Teeth 85.00
Bridge Work or Teeth Without Platen I
for 3-50 to f 5.00I
Gold Crowns $3.50 to 95.00,
Porcelain Crown S3.50 5.do'
Gold or Porcelain Fillings. . .81.00 UP
Bilver Fillings 50 to $1.00 i
Best Plate Made $7,501
no marges tor rainiess extracting:
when other work Is done. Fifteen I
years' guarantee with all work. Hours,
I A. M. 10 I r. M,
Union Painless Dentists
221 Morrison Street, Corner First
U S I N ESS
In This Location
AS WE HAVE
CONSOLIDATED
With the
NEW YORK
OUTFITTING CO.
394 Washington St
For those who are not
aware of the reason for this
great consolidation of two
of Portland's best outfitting
companies, we wish to in
form you that, owing to the
fact that one of the firm has
retired from active business,
this consolidation was com
pulsory; therefore, this
magnificent stock must be
sold at once, as we give up
this location when stock is
sold. Commencing
Sat., Mar. 15, 10a.m.
The following f rices on i
... I
New Spring Apparel go into
effect
Store for Rent
Fixtures for Sale
LADIES' WEAR
Ladies'- $18 New Spring (jQ Qpf
Suits VVO
Ladies' New Spring f QF
Suits, values to $22.50 tpxXeau
Ladies' Handsome Spring Suits,
values to $27.50 (PI A QK
for VAIttU
Handsomely Tailored Spring Suits,
values to $35.00 (JfJ
Beautiful creations in Spring Suits,
values to $40.00 2145
Gorgeous Ladies' Spring Suits,
values to $50.00 . (POI OfC
for PVeUU
Ladies' Skirts, values to CO OK
$8.00, for tPAeatJ
Ladies' Stylish Skirts. 0 QT
values to $12.00 e7tl
Silk Messatine Petti- 01 vl K
coats, values to $5.00...
Taffeta and Mescaline Silk Petti
coats, values to $12;00 fj
Ladies' Spring Coats-
values to $15.00 .....
Ladies Spring Coats d' A Q(?
values to $18.00 ... . ; . 4JlUea7tl I
Ladies' I landsome Spring Coats,
values to $22.50- . fl10 OK
,.: .... XJ-ieatJ
$8.95
fa,, strU Clothing Cpi
200
Extra
S.&H. Green
Trading Stamps
with every new "New
Home" Sewing Machine
' sokX4r cash daring March.
New Home Agency
350 Morrison.
$18.95
TRIUMPHANT
B1TUUTHIC
For ten years Bitulithic
pavement on Fifth St.,
between the City Hall
and Union Depot, has
stood up, free from re
pairs, under the heavy
traffic fh the heart "of
a great city, l "
Results Count
Fearey Bpod,
COI.XECTOH1
WB DISCOUNT NOTrS
8t6 Salmon St. Mais 3389, A-1773 '
for
Ladies' Beautiful Spring - Models,
values to $27.50 Ot A. .Mi
for JJXt,i7ai
The choicest of this season's Coats,
values to $35.00
for
Ladies' New Spring flff ACf I
Dresses, values to $12.50 pve7(l
Ladies' New Spring , (grr Qf
Dresses, values to $15.00 P I eU
Ladies' Handsome Spring Dresses,
S3;'50::.... $11.95
Ladies' Exquisite Spring Dresses,
values to $27.50 fl1 A OK
for JJX.i7U
Ladies' Beautiful Spring Evening
and Party Dresses Apf
values to $35.00 ..I.; vlU.iKJ
l lot ot House Dresses, (Jl AC?
values to $7.50 Dla7D
MEN'S WEAR
$20.00 Men's new
Spring Suits
Men's Stylish Spring
Suits, values to $25.00
Men's ' Natty - Spring
Suits, values to $30.00
Men's Hand-Tailored
Suits, values to $35.00
$20 Men's Overcoat
and Raincoats
$25 Men's Overcoat
and , Raincoats
$30 Men's Overcoats
and Cravenettes '
$35 Men's Overcoats
and Cravenettes.
$12.95!
$14.95
$16.95
$18.95
$12.95
$14.95
$16.95
$18.95
Look for the Yellow Signs
THE WESTERi!
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