THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 17. 1914.
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TOWN TOPICS
AMUSEMENTS
PKIM8 CWcntb and Morrlnon. Curtains
3:1k and 8:1ft. Fvtr O'N'eii in 'Peg o' My
Haaft." Matinees Wednesday sod Katnr
dajr. . BAUER Broadway and Morrison. Curtains
1:30 and 8:20. "The Girl and the Pen
nant." LYRIC Fonrth and fitark. Keating Flood
Mnalral (Vimedj Company, Curtains, 2,
80 and K. "The Land of Tartar."
PNTAGR-Brodwa7 and Alder. VaudaTill.
Curtains 2:.Vi, 7:30 and 0:10.
COLUMBIA Klith between Washington and
Htark ilrt. Motion pictures. 11 a. m.
to 11 n. m.
fEOPiiEH Weat Park and Alder streets. Mo
tion pictures. 11:-V) a.' m. to 11:80 p. m.
STAR Wsshlngton and Park. Motion pic
tures. 11 a. di. to 11 p. in.
GLOBE EleTentn and Washington. Motion
plrtnre. 12 m. to It p. m.
MAJESTIC Wanhtngton and Park. Motion
plrtnrea. 11:80 a. m. to 11 p. m.
Weather Conditions.
Portland and vicinity: Showers tonight snd
Saturday; somberly winds.
Oregon: Fslr tonight snd Saturday, except
ahowers northwest portion; warmer tonight
eat portion; south to westerly winds.
Washington: (Showers tocight snd Satur
day; winner east portion tonight; southwest
erly winds.
Idaho: Fair south, showers north portion
tonight snd Haturday; ,lgnt frost tonight
south porUon. KDWAltD A. DKAI.H,
Ustrlet KoreOHSfer.
Six Montbs on Bockplle. George
Mora was sentenced to six months on
the rockplln when he pleaded Kullty to
a clfarije of non-support before Cir
cuit Judge Kavanaugh yesterday, lie
Is said to have deserted a bride of six
weeks and refused to support her. He
pleaded for leniency. Mrs, Mora will
draw $1 a day support from the county
while he is on the rockpile. The county
commissioners yesterday approved a
warrant for 15.25 for the support of
thei three children of Kugene Harvey,
who was sentenced to nine monthn on
. the rotkpile when he pleaded guilty to
non-support of the children before
Judge Kavanaugh April 8. The chil
dren draw 25 cents a day each from the
county for support. .
Tire Chief to Spaas. The weekly
luncheon of the Oregon Clvio league
"will be held in the blue room of the
Multnoomh hotel tomorrow at noon
The subject for discussion is "Klre
Prevention." Arthur M. Churchill will
be chairman. The speakers will be
Chief Dowcll, of the fire department
A. P. Boardman. of the Underwriters'
Inspection bureau: L. B. Smith, of
Klelschner, Mayer & jCo.. and Harvey
O Bryan, commissioner l'aiy, uuy ai
-torney La Roche and City Building In
spec tor Plummer will take part in the
discussion.
morning that the Broadway bridge was j at Library hall. Tenth and Yamhill
closed to traffic yesterday for 40 mln- streets, at 8:15, on Columbia river
Utes when the controller was short cir- I scenery, under the auspices of the
cuited. He said that it was evidently ! Women's Political Science club. A
caused by faulty construction and that
the entire signal system of the bridge
was put out of commission. The eoun
ty electrician worked all night and
the bridge was closed from 12:30 this
morning to 6:30, opening then for traf
fic It is expected that the repairs
will be completed today. The report
wan sent to City Commissioner Dleck
of the department of public works.
musical ' program will be an added
feature. H. C. Uthoff -will gve a
short talk on public markets.
laws of Exposition. Beautiful coL
ored slides of the Panama-Pacific ex
Beward for Missing- Cat A reward
of $10 will be paid by the employes of
the Moyer clothing store at Second
and Morrison streets for the location
of the store cat. "Pete." Tha animal
disappeared yesterday and cannot be
found. Frank Rothchild, manager of
the store, notified the police he would
give 16, while other employes made
position will be exhibited tomorrow ' up a purse of the same amount. The
night when the California society of
Oregon meets at the main public li
brary at 8 o'clock. Through the cour
tesy of C. C. Moore, president of the
exposition at Sah Francisco, these
cat is a blue-grey maltese.
Tubas Ma Kara Beaa Stolen
Bight Inner auto tubes have been lo
cated by Detectives Abbott and La
slides have been secured. The meeting i Salle in a local pawnshop. The tubes
will commemorate the recovery of the , are mougni 10 De sioien property,
sister state from the fire of eight j Anyone losing such are requested by
years ago. Rev. W. B. Hinson, who ; tne detective department to make a
was in California at the time, will
make a short address and an excellent
musical program will be rendered.
High Finance Alleged A. L. Stover,
who was afrrestod yesterdaw by Deputy
Constable McCullough charged with
obtaining money by false pretenses, is
accused of celling a lodging house at
1144 North Union avenue to Ed Love
after representing it to he free from
report of the same to the detectives.
Bemarksble Progress Is being mada
In closing out the $5000 stock of china,
crockery and glassware at Baumer'a,
S69 East Morrison St. Come while se
lections are still goodt (Adv.)
mortgage and Love complained that he (
later found that a $500 mortgage was j up'
Comfort Without Carfare is yours
when you live at Hotel Lenox, Third
and Main. Central location; excellent
service; rooms from $15 a month
Educators Will Meet
to Discuss Changes
Committee Win Take TTp Beorgaalsa
tlon of Coumties w m to Xuable
More efficient ffupervistoa.
A committee to consider changes in
organization of counties In such a way
as will permit county school superin
tendents to exercise more efficient
supervision has been appointed by the
department of schools and child wel
fare of the Oregon Civic league. It
will meet tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock, room G of the Central library.
The committee is composed of the fol
lowing: Dr. Joseph Schafer, University of
Oregon, chairman; C. K. Spence, state
grange; A. H. Harris, Pabor Press;
Professor H. B. Augur, Portland high
schools; Frank K. Wells, state superin
tendent's office; Professor S. S. Dun
can, county superintendent's office; M.
S. Ritman, State Normal school; E. D.
Ressler, Oregon Agricultural college
Mrs. C. E. Buland, Congress of Moth
ers; Mrs. F. 8. Myers, Parent-Teachers'
association; Miss Grace de Graff,
Grade Teachers' association. !
The open conference concerning new
school laws will be held in the Central
library, room R, Friday, April 24, at
8 p. nx.
Columbia Span Suit.
Hearing Tomorrow
Expectation Zs Test Case Will Be Sub
mitted Without Argument and Fro
Form Decision slendered.
The test suit brought by F. N. Stop
penbach to determine the validity of
th $1,250,000 issue of bridge bonds for
the Interstate bridge will come up for
a hearing tomorrow afternoon before
Circuit Judge Cleeton on a demurrer
filed by District Attorney Evans. It
is thought' that no arguments win be
made, and that by agreement Judge
Cleeton will be asked to sustain the
demurrer that the case may be taken
at once to the supreme court for deci
sion. $
Told in Eight Words.
Spring suits dollars saved Jimmy
Dunn Oregon Building. (Adv.)
Three Small Estates
Are Left by Women
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letters of Administration Asked In
Behalf of Xelra of Mrs. Morgan,
Mrs. Carr and Mrs. Bennett.
A husband and two sons are the
heirs of Mlnne Morgan, who died April
8. according to the petition filed yes
terday by Kattie Prescott, a friend, for
letters of administration of the estate
which Is valued at $274.
Margaret M. Carr petitioned for ap
pointment' as administratrix of the es
tate of her mother, Mabel E. Carr, who
died April IS, leaving a small amount
of personal property and some Port
land lots and Multnomah county acre
age. John A. Carr, a son, is the other
heir.
Louisa C. Bennett, who died Febru
ary 24, left $250 to each of two sons
and the residue of a $1640 estate to
her husband, Hiram Bennett, whom
she named executor of her will, ac
cording to his petition for probate of
the will. :
Journal Want Ads bring results.
against the property. Love said that
ha traded to Stover two lots valued at
$800 and paid him $400 In cash.
Water Meter Discussion- Commis
sioner W. H. Daly will attend the
Woodlawn Improvement association
meeting tonight and discuss the water
meter question at 8 o'clock in Wood
lawn hall, Dekum avenue. This asso
ciation has favored meters for all con
sumers at previous meetings. The tel
ephone rate fight was taken up at last
week. A $1.50 rate is asked for all two
party residence phones.
Will of Frank Bummelia. No esti
mate was given of the value of the es
tate of Frank Rummelin, president and
manager of" G. P. Rummelin & Sons,
furriers, who died April 6, in the peti
tion of his widow, Louise R. Rum
melin, for appointment as executrix of
his estate. The will provided that all
of the property shall be left to Mrs. j
Rummelin, stating inat sne win jiru
vide for their 13-year-old daughter.
(Adv.
Steamer Jesse Haxklns for Camas,
Washougal and way landings, daily ex
cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street
dock at 2 p. m. (Adv.)
Exceedingly Low Prices prevail at
Baumer'a closing out sale of china,
crockery and glassware. 369 East Mor
rison St. (Adv.)
Try oar 33a Blnded Coffee. A pre
mium ticket with each pound. Haines
Tea Store, 172 Third street.
Mace's Market, 87 N. Broadway, re
tail department delivers to any part of
the city. (Adv.)
Men! buy your new Spring suit of
Jimmy Dunn, 8d floor Oregonian bldg.
He saves you dollars. Adv.
Shipherd's Springs. Now Is a good
time to go. , (Adv.)
Bankruptcy Petitions Filed. Volun
tary petitions In bankruptcy have been
filed with the federal court as fol
lows: Albert A. Quatermann and How
ard F. Quatermann, father and son.
confectioners. North Bend; debts
$11105.16, assets $5!4; and James Rus
sell Davy, stageman; debts $1827, as
sets $320. Allen & Lewis, Swift & Co.
and Zan Bros., as principal creditors
of C. A. Smith, a retail merchant, filed
a petition asking that the latter be de
clared bankrupt; total indebtedness
$506.42.
Zaoh Charges Cruelty. Each charg
ing cruelty, divorce suits were filed
by both William and IaVerna Fash
ing against each other yesterday.
Fashing alleged that his wife threw a
knife at him and once took ploson In
a fit of anger, and Mrs. Kashlng al
leged that her husband left her desti
tute. They were married In Portland,
October 11, 1913. j.
Masantas to Visit ChampOeg. For
their Sunday - trip the Mazamas will
leave town on the Oregon Electric from
the Jefferson street depot at 7:60 a.
Dr. E. C. Brown, Eye, Ear. Mohawk
building. (Adv.)
Shasta Service Splendid
Thousands of admirers praise the
Shasta Limited for its superior ser
vice and luxurious appointments. All
m. and go to Prahl From there they the latest improvement of de luxe
will tramp up the southeasterly side j travel. Clean, comfortable, consistent,
of the Willamette river to Champoeg, t Leaves Union Depot daily 3 p. m. for
where thev will make an extended stop, j fuget sound cities Call Marshall
after which they will ferry across the ; f - A-6121 for tickets and reserya-
rlver and tramp down the left bank to j llonB- wvav.;
Wilsonvllle, to take the train for home. .
: Closing Time Changed
rrsHX A. Duron rnci bi -o
street: - i
Cr'mery butter. 25c. Eggs, 20c
Fancy bacon, 20c Pure lard, 5s, 66c
Sh'lder steak. 17 c.
Roast mutton, 12c
Roast beef, 16c.
Salmon, 12 Mi c. !
Crabs, 12c (Adv,!
Rib steak. 18c.
Roast pork, 12 o.
Sirloin steak, 20c
Halibut, 8c.
Sturgeon, 12 c.
ng
ads for The Sunday Journal will be S
c'clock Saturday evening- instead of J
o'clock as heretofore. Advertising for
the "New Today" columns will be ac
cepted until 9 o'clock. (Adv.)
Oregon Electric Sleeper
Inheritance Tax levied. Inheritance
taxes of $192.27 will be paid to the
state by Mrs. Anna C. Basler and her
three daughters on their portions of
the estate of Joseph Basler, who died
recently. The estate Is valued at $53,
13.37. but indebtedness and expenses
have left $39,494.97 as the net value
of the estate to be distributed to the
widow and daughters. Mrs. Basler re
ceives m.3fi3.53 and each daughter
$8620.54 from the estate.
Auditor Barbur to Speak. City Au
ditor "A L. Barbur will address the
tegular meeting of the Tabor Heights
Improvment association tonight in its
club rooms at Sixty-ninth and Belmont
utteets at 8 o'clock. He will explain
the source of the city's revenue and
the way In which It Is expended. The
street committee will make a special
report regarding the hard surfacing of
a number of streets in the district. All
are invited to attend.
Two Companies: Incorporate. Arti
cles of incorporation of the Cowllta
City Townsite company, capitalized at
$6000. were filed yesterday with
County Clerk Coffey by G. C. Harbolt,
R. R. Coster and S. F. Wilwon. A realty
business Is trv he carried on by the
company. Articles of the Hudson
Dredging company, a mining concern,
capitalized nt $10,000. were filed by
lycutse F. Weigman, Mary E. Nolan and
A, Lam pert.
Xrrlngton Park Club Meets. The
Irvlngton Tark club will hold its reg
ular semi-monthly meeting this eve
ning, at the rooms, East Thirteenth
and Kllllngijworth avenue. The enter
tainment committee have prepared a
very attractive program of musical
.'and other numbers for this meeting.
Members are requested to bring their
friends and neighbors as an are wei
feme.
Bridge Closed to Traffic Superln
tnndent of Bridges Mnrnane reported
n the county commissioners this
. . ! in service train 21, Friday. Open for
Deception Is Charged Charged with occupancy at North Bank station 9:.J0
having procured goods from Yamhill i p. m. daily. From Eugene, train -,
county merchants for which they failed Sunday. Travel by night in comfort
tj pay. James and William Polls were erYy''8 .fifth ,.Rnd fr- Front
. ,,',, .,j k.. rv...t. ei itt , Rid Jetferson station. North Bank
arrested yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Btation Tentn and H c (Ad ,
Otto Kulper for Sheriff W. G. Hender- 1
son, of Yajnhill county. They will be n . , ... ..
taken back for trial by Sheriff Hen- PaintS, Wall Paper, ulaZWg
derson. . Up-to-date stock for every rurnose
i at special prices. Estimates for mi-
Decoration Day Is. Drawing Hear. 1 terial furnished upon reauest. Pioneer
Now is the time to place your order ! Paint Co.. 1S6 First St., near Yam-hlii.
for a monument or marker for the Main 3856, A-7043. (Adv.)
loved one whom you wish to honor on j m
that day. Designs and estimates fur- cara ox Thanks.
nished free. Otto Schumann Granite desire to extend our thanks to
and Marble Works. Kast Third and a-Jy-y
Pine Btreets. Phone East 743. (Adv.) j the many beautiful flowers received
I during the illness and death of our
Fire Prevention Lecture. A lecture ; wife and mother. (Adv.)
on "Fire Prevention," illustrated by 1 HERMAN PEPER AND CHILDREN.
slides, will be given at the east side li- i "
brary tomorrow night, bv E. M. Under- Germany now leads the world in
wood, of the Creditmen's association. the use of machinery directly driven
The lecture Is under the auspices of by electric motors.
the association and the Oregon Civic . . mm;'
league. i
Spiritualists Organise. The Evan
gelical Spiritualists have organized un
der the name of the Church of Jesus
Christ, tlie Spirit Revelator, and will
hold dedication and ordination services
Sunday at 3 and 8 p. m. at A. O. U.
W. hall, 129 Fourth street. The public
is welcome.
Fined 930 for Assault. A fine for
$30 was imposed upon F. J. Cook,
florist on Second street, this morning
in the municipal court for assaulting
Yorke S. Brom TueBday afternoon. The
two men have been quarreling over
bUHtness.
Meeting of Cxeston Xieague. The
Creston Development league holds its
next regular business meeting May 7.
Addresses are being arranged on boys'
clubs, public markets and other mat
ters of interest.
Are Your Glasses Satisfactory? See
Dr. Geo. Rubenstein about them. He
is a specialist on fitting eyes with
comfort-giving lenses, and so very rea
sonable. 131 Broadway, near Alder. Ad.
Open Saturday Evenings -Western
Picture Frame company, formerly San
born, Vail & Co.'s, 170 First street, near
Yamhill. Main 609. (Adv.)
Samuel Kill to Speak Samuel Hill
will give an illustrated lecture tonight
SHOE
NEWS
ABOUT
NEW
Our Shoes have a good reputation. Do you
know why? Because we sell new, up-to-date
styles, worth $3.50 to $5.00, for only
$2.50
Custom Grades $2.90
MEN AND WOMEN
DattlePJhoeS
ID
129 4ih Sf.be-t.
tore
Washing ton& Alder
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aslM
The $ Mark
never obscures our idea of
eyeglasses. The first con
sideration here is perfect
satisfaction and you'll
never find reason to com
plain of our charge. If
you pay one dollar or
more, your service is the
same.
All work guaranteed to be
absolutely first quality.
J.D.DUBACK
Eyesight Specialist
6th Floor Selling Bldg.
Paragon Typewriter Ribbons
aXD
Red Seal Carbon Paper
Are recognized as the leading ribbon
ana caroon lines on tne market.
For all makes of Typewriters.
Send for our Illustrated booklet.
"Remtico Typewriter Supplies."
REMINGTON
Typewriter Company (Incorporated),
oq uroaawij, roniua, ur.
(CCHVAB PRINTING CO
TO BEN F.6REENE. PRESIDENT
b 4. 5 STARK STREET
OREGON WOOLEN
MILLS STORE
Corner First and Madison Streets
Oregon Woolen Suits) 100 Per Cent
or Royal Tailored Suits ) Pure Wool
ROYAL TAILOR
SUITS
Made to
Your Measure
1-$I8-J20
600 Patterns
25c Wash Ties
2 for 25c
19
$2.00 di i n
a UlliO a
$15.00 OREGON
WOOLEN
SUITS
$9M
$1.50-$2 Union Suits, QC
Closed Crotch 3dl
See Our Windows
Shirt Sale
$1.00
Silk
Striped
Military
Shirts .
65c
Ready for on the shortest notice.
C I You can look as well tai-
service ,ored at you plea4e
Benjamin
Clothes
carry all the distinctive
marks of the best made
Clothes for men and
young men, and are always "ready for serv
ice" at this shop.
Twenty to
is the price-range
Forty Dollars Benjamin Clothes.
J The Spring and Sum
mer line now awaits your inspection.
Buffum & Morri'on . street
Opposite
Postoffice
Pendleton The
'so Sj
TODAY and SATURDAY
APRIL 17, 18
Present this advertisement and on any
Cash Framing Order of 5oc or over in
our Art Section Second Floor we
will ive 50 S. & H. Stamps. New
and beautiful Mouldings just received.
Made Frames, Art Mats, Ovals, Grcles
special sizes and forms.
Woodard, Clarke & Co.
Wood-Lark Bldg.
Alder Street at West Park
Pa
Is a
Necessity
To thinking, thrifty property owners. It preserves and improves the looks of
any building and goes a long way sometimes toward making a successful real
estate deal. Today and tomorrow we offer at this, the
Big Paint Store and Thirty-Two Other Reliable
Dealers Paint and Varnish Specials
Save money by laying in a supply while the prices are lower than usual.
Your District Dealer Is in This List
CITY DISTRICT
Honeyman Hardware Co.
Olds, Wortman & King.
Meier & Frank Co.
Lipman, Wolfe & Co.
Huntley Broa. Co.,
Fourth and Washington.
A. B. Burger, 42 Third Street.
T. J. Nealond, 335 N. 16th St.
ALBINA DISTRICT
Erickaen Hardware Co.,
554 William Ave.
LENTS DISTRICT
W. H. Lovett, Lents, Or.
J. A, Steffe, Grays Crossing.
R. A. Leisy, 6146 Foster Road.
WOODSTOCK DISTRICT
Woodstock Pharmacy,
Woodstock.
Hughey Bros.,
E. 41st and Holgate. -
PIEDMONT DISTRICT
Wareham Hardware Co.,
1144 Union Ave., N.
Castleman Pharmacy,
123 Killingsworth.
PENINSULA DISTRICT
Glenwood Mercantile Co.,
390 Lombard.
Peninsula Mercantile Co.,
1747 Peninsula Ave.
SELLWOOD DISTRICT
Welch Grocery Co., 1640 E. 19th
F. G. Urfer, 639 Milwaukie.
ALBERTA DISTRICT
Labbe & Son, 731 Alberta St.
MONTA VILLA DISTRICT
Albert Ehlers,
7 East 80th St. North.
SUNNYSIDE DISTRICT
Belmont Furniture Co.,'
35th and Belmont.
EAST SIDE DISTRICT
Kelly, Thorsen &. Co.,
52 Union Ave.
Strowbridge Hardward & Paint
Co., 106 Grand Ave.
J. A. Hendricks Hardware Co.,
East 28th and Glisan.
WILLAMETTE STATION
C. Anderson,-1259 Greety Ave.
SUBURBAN DISTRICT
Thompson & Webb, Oak Grove.
Kelly Paint &. Hardware Co.,
Milwaukie.
Huntley Bros. Co., Oregon City.
A. Mather, Clackamas, Or.
CANBY DISTRICT
Carlton St Rosenkrans.
VANCOUVER DISTRICT
Acme Paint At Wall Paper Co.
77ie Paint and Varnish Specials
7
nSw Jones Market
COR. FOURTH AND ALDER STS.
Telephones Pacific, Marshall 1; Home, A-6281
Pome Meats
VEAL & LAMB
ARE IN THEIR PRIME RIGHT NOW
This Saturday
We Offer Milk-Fed Veal and Yearling Lambs at
SPECIALLY REDUCED PRICES
Veal
Legs 20c tb
Loins 20c lb
Racks 18c lb.
Shoulders 15c lb
Breasts 15c lb
Lamb .
Legs ... 18c tb
Loins . . 18c tb
Shoulders .... 2lzc tb
Breasts .8c tb
9f
Jones9 "Pride of Oregon
Hams & Bacon
A Mild-Cured Oregon Product of Superior Quality
House and Porch Paint
Special $1.62 Gallon
Hegulsz-prlce $2.25 gaUoa. In 42
sbaAea. ;
Floor Paint
Special $1.37 Gallon
Our raroltt $1.73 rallon grwtU.
Xa. Mm shade.
Floor and Porch Paint
Special 35c Quart
Tbe regular BOo quart grade.
Floor Varnish
Special 55c Quart
Regular price 85o quart Beaver
Bread Taxman.
Door Varnish
Special 50c Pint
Beaver Brand, for outside doors.
Shingle and Roof Stain
Special 65c Gallon
Creosote etalu sell reg-ulaxly
for $1.10 falfcm.
FisMeroThorseini Co,
12
Girls Wanted !
Front and Morrison
The Big Paint Store
r
iniiiiniiimiiiiiiuinuiim
The Rose Festival Committee is in seafch of the 12 most popular
girls in the City of Portland. , '
The various clubs, stores and organizations have been invited to
enter candidates. The winning 12 will be given a tour of the west,
free of all expenses. The party will be accompanied by an official
chaperon, and will go from Portland to Tacoma, thence to Seattle,
North Yakima, Spokane, Salt Lake City, Los Angeles, San Fran
cisco and return to Portland. The object of this trip is to advertise
the Rose Festival.
Have you candidate? Use Coupon Below
NOT GOOD AFTER APRIL 22, 1914
THE ROSE FESTIVAL ASSOCIATION
TOUR DE LUXE
THIS COUPON WILL COUNT FOR 5 VOTES
FOR
STREET
Good for five votes when filled out and sent to the Tour Manager,
room 428 Morgan Bldg. (by mail or otherwise), on or before the
above date. , . '
COMT&ST bLOSSS SATURDAY NIGHT, MAY 16 1 (JV
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