The Oregon daily journal., May 21, 1914, Page 9, Image 9

TOWN TOPICS
J41t DAT Or 1914.)
AMUSEMENTS
HK1LIQ Elereatn and Morrison. Curtalna
2:J3 end :18. Cbaaacay Oloott lo "Shaiueen
dhn." beginning Monday (or tbrca nlgtita
end Wednesday matinee.
BAKEB Broadway and Morrlaoo. Curtain
4:20 and 8:20. "Th. CooapJranr." . ,
LVKIO Fourth and Stark. Keating k. Flood
Mualrai Comedy company. Curtalne 2:J0,
7:30 and 9:Jo. "To Traffic."
PAMTAOES Broadway nod llOcr. VauderlUe,
Curtalne 2:80, 7:80 and 0:1O.
COLI MBIAlxth between Weenlngtoa and
Stark etreeta, Motion ilctre. 11 a. m.
to U . m.
rEOPLKH Wet Park and Aider atreete. Mo-
tln picture. 11:30 a. m. to 11:30 -bTArl
Washington and I'ark. Motl. Ve-
lures. 11 a. Bt. to 11 p. m.
C LOME Eleventh and Washington. Motion
plrttiree. 12 m. to 11 p. m. .,..
MAJE8TIC Washington and Vark. Motion
pleturee. 1J;30 a. m. to 11 P- at.
Tomorrow'" Events.
Washington high erhool't rel of "The
Babea In tha Woorta." at Waahlogton blgb
auditorium. S o'l-l'x-k.
Allilna hoye minstrel show, In Psnla hall,
at H oVIoi-k.
Annual rwtiferenre of Free Methodist chtirch
at Central church. Eaat K landers and Eaat
riffr-flrat itrrrti, at ::H). 2 and 7:30 o'rkx-k.
Realty hoard luncheon at Commercial Hub
at 12 o'rhvk.
Emll Seldrl. eamaror of Milwaukee. Wla.,
to apeak In KiiglWb In Turn ball, roiirth and
Vawbill atraata, at 8 o'clock.
follow . on an outdoor platform at
. f ifty-fourth and Sherman streets,
southeast. The houses will be dec-
Orated with flags, Japanese lanterns,
etc., and many residents will hold open
house. The committee of the club In
charge of the arrangements consists
of Frank Lowry, president; Ralph
Ealdwin and -1 Mrs. Ralph Baldwin,
treasurer.
earn to Portland Tuesday. Miss Mar
shall made complaint at Seaside and
had him arrested upon hl arrival in
Portland. Beta rings are now "held by
the detectives until the matter is beard
in court.
OlTtum Terdiot for S80O Damages to
tha automobile of John Matthlesen In
the sum of 1800 were allowed Matthle
sen yesterday in a verdict in Circuit
Jurors Explain Attitude. Eight of Judge McGinn s court against the Port
the 12 Jurors who were Vept out 9 land Gas fe Coke company. One of the
hours by Circuit Judge Davis in the ! company's trucks, according to the tes
trial of Ed Ruby on a charge of con- i tlmony, was traveling along Broad
trlbutlng to the delinquency of a 9- way, near Clay street, down hill, on
year-old girl, decline to take the blame January ft when Matthlesen started
for the disagreement and in a state- across the street in his car. He al
ment of their attitude say that thy
stood for con-lctlon from the start.
They characterise th trial as a mis
carriage of Justice ibut say they per
mitted the discharge of the Jury Mon
day only when there was absolutely
no hope of an agreement. The jurors
making the explanation are: W. H.
King. H. C. Keck. James Scarsfield, C.
J. Peterson, S. J. Everett, H. B. Bloyd,
E. E. Mitchell and John Schoder.
leged that the driver of the truck put
on the brakes but the truck skidded
completely around on the wet pave
ment, the rear end striking his auto
mobile. H asked for $1000 damages.
Today's Events.
Cnnferenca of Oregon diocese of Episcopal
rliurrh at Trinity.
Annual conference of Free Methodist churdi
at Central cburrb. Kaat Klandera- and Eaat
llfty-flrst freer; at 8:S0. 2 and T: o'clock.
Emll Heldel, ex-mayor of Milwaukee, Wla..
speaks in Engllab In Turn ball, Fourth and
Yamhill atresia, at 8 o'clock.
Grado teachera' concert at Lincoln blgb
ac-hnol at 8 o'clock.
Illustrated lacture on Oilnntal trip by F,.
I Jaager and talk on child welfare, un
dar auaplcea Child Welfare oommlnalon. Uni
tarian cbapel. Broadway and Yamhill, 8
o'clock.
Knlahta of Columbus to bold open bouse at
lub house. Park and Taylor atreeta, at 8
o'clock. .
Today's Forecast.
Portland and vicinity: Hhowere tonight or
1'rlday. probably cooler Friday; winds becom
ing southerly.
Oregon: Sbowera and tbnnderatnrma tonight
or Friday, rooler Friday eicept near tbe
coast; wlada ahlftlng to eontherly.
Washington: Fair tonight, cooler aouthweat
portion: Friday fair eaat. Increasing cloitdlnena
followed by ahowera weat portion; northeast
ahlftlng to southeast wind.
Weather Conditions.
The Brltlah Columbia blgb presnre area
haa advanced aotitbeaatward to Montana and
tha eaatern high pra.eiire area haa advanced
snutbweatward to Tenneaaee. A trotigb-abaped
depression oyerllee California and aoutbern
Arlaona. Tbe low pressure area over the Red
river valley of tba north- haa nearly dlaap
peered. ftbowera, heavy In placea, have fallen
In Wyoming. South Dakota, Nebraska, Minne
sota. Iowa, Kansas. Missouri. Oklahoma, cen
tral Texaa, northern I'tah and aoutbenr Ore
gon. Kain haa also fallen In tbe Canadian
northwest. Tbe changes In temperature since
yesterday have been unimportant.
The conditions are .avorable for ahowera
within tha next 34 to M bonra It, weatern
Washington. Oregon and southern Idaho. Fair
weather will continue In pastern Washington
and northern Idaho. It will be cooler Friday
Id Oregon.
Blind Masseur Piles Suit. O. Onne
.Turva was sued yesterday for $930 by
Peter Kokko, a blind masseur, alleged
to be due as wages for services ren
dered. Kokko alleges that he paid
Jurva $150 for lessons In his art and
that after he became expert Jurva
hired him, contracting to give him one
half of all proceeds from his work and
his board and lodging. After 15 months
a new contract was entered Into, he
said, by which he was to receive two
thirds of the profits from his work. He
alleges that he earned $2171 and has
been paid but $1241 and that because
of his blindness he was unable to keep
check on the profits of his work.
Appropriation Hot Available. Be
cause the 1914 budget made no pro
vision for any api-r .priatlon to aid the
chamber of commerce permanent ex
hibit the county cciruitlfchtcnera advised
Secretary 3. C." OUtner of the. cham
ber that no appropriation as asked
could be made. Secretary Glltner had
suggested that from $&00 to $1000 be
appropriated to aid in preserving fruits
to add to the exhibit ttat a good
showing might be made fcr prospective
visitors to tba city.
Ksgro ard Indian Arrested. Philip
Whitehead, a negro, and Ralph Johns,
an Indian, the former charged with
sellirg liquor to Indians at Lakeview,
and the "latter accused of taking the li
quor on the Klamath Indian reserva
tion, have been brought to Portlaml by
Deputy United States Marshal George
Jackson and lodged In the county jail.
Both have been indicted by the grand
jury now in session. They were ar
rested on bench warrants in southern
Oregon last week.
Junior Orchestra Concert. The Clif
ford Junior orchestra, an aggregation
of young people playing string Instru
ments, will give a concert of four num
bers at Centenary M. E. Church, East
Ninth and Pine streets, Sunday night.
The question box in the. church vesti
bule, which is opened each month, will
bo tapped Sunday and at the evening
service the pastor, 'Rev. Delrner H.
Trimble, will endeavor to answer them.
Judge Medina Adjourns Court. Cir
cuit Judge McGinn adjourned court
this morning until Monday, when ha
learned that attorneys In cases set for
trial were not present He said that
ha would give all attorneys until Mon
day to ba ready. When court is taken
up again in his department all Jury
cases will be tried first, that the Jury
men may be excused as soon as possi
ble and not kept at expense while court
cases are being tried.
at the men's meeting' at J:15 "o'clock,
his subject being, "Supremacy on the.
Pacific Occidental, Oriental, or Bothr
Dr. Stanley la now a resident of New
rorr but was formerly head of tbe
English department of Waseda univer
sity at Tokio, Japan. He Is recognized
as an 'authority on oriental affairs and
has lectured to large audiences in the
principal eastern cities.
Play at Richmond School. The Pa
rent-Teacher circle of Richmond school
will, present a play, "The Old Maids'
Convention,1! at 8 . o'clock tomorrow
night in the school assembly hall. A
portion of the proceeds Will b used to
provide prizes for the Industrial ex
hibit to be given in this school in
June.
Pinsd fox Taking Awning;. For tak
ing an awning that belonged to 11. A.
Klein 193 Third street. Saturday after
noon, John Walker was fined $60 yes
terday afternoon in the municipal
court. Walker denied taking the
awning.
Dalag-at to Be Present. Mrs. Mabel
Geary of Seattle, who was a delegate
to tha recent convention in Chicago.
will
live-red before "the Alberta Women's
Improvement . club Tuesday night at
the homo of Mrss Josephlno R. Sharp,
1033 Kast Twenty-fourth street, north.
- Rotsl BCoor. side. Or. Open all
year. Portland's nearest seashore re
sort. The hotel la situated directly on
the ocean. 8ea foods a specialty. (Adv.)
Steamer Jasse ; Xarklsi for Camas.
Wasbougal and way landings, dally ex
cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street
dock at Z p. m. (Adv.)
Empire Bay. Grand concert given
by British societies, Lincoln high
school auditorium. May 23, 8 p. m. Ad
mission 25c. (Adv.)
The try Press, John W. Mann, now
located 382 Stark street, corner West
Park, Pittock Blk. Same phones. Adv.
Soman Meal Bread good for indiges
tion.. Ask your grocer for a Raf. Made
only by the Log Cabin Baking Co. (Ad.)
Sr. J.
practice,
bldg.
M. Ouanlng
Office th
has
floor
resumed
Stevens
(Adv.)
3. Xalph A. Fen ton, eye and ear, re-
be present at the regular Bahat j moved to 801 Stevens bldg. Adv.
meeting, room 402 Eilers building, Fri
day evening 8 o'clock.
Friday Speolals. $2 wine, $1 gal.;
$1.50 wine, 76c gal.; Kentucky whis
key, reg. $4.50. $3.50 gal.; reg. $3.50,
$2.60 gal.; reg. $3 whiskey, $2.10;
Penny Bros., 379 East Morrison st
East 287, B-2428. Rree delivery. (Adv.)
Administration Required. Because
H. R. Trowbridge, "who died May 13,
failed to mention his three minor
children in a will made in 1908, Mrs.
Caroline E. Trowbridge, his widow,
yesterday filed, a petition for her own
appointment as administratrix of his
estate, valued at approximately $21,250,
without asking for the probate of the
will. The will provided that she should
receive tho entire estate.
Shippers' Forecast.
Protect thlpmenta aa far north aa Seattle
against minimum temperatures of about K)
degree: northeaat to Rpokaue. 4H degree;
soutbeaat to Boise. 44 degrees; south to Ash-
laad. 4H dagreea. Minimum temperature at
night, about f.2 degrees.
KUVVAKU A. Bt.HA
Olitrkt Forecaster.
Observations.
Tort land torn
STATIONS
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IVtiver, Colo
iMilufh. Minn
I i'1-eka, Cal
Fresno. Cal
i.nlveton. Texas . .
Iliivre. Mont
-a ksonvllle, Fla. .,
Kansas City. Mo...
I-wlslon. Idaho
I s Angeles, Cal. .
Marsbflcld. Or. ..
Nw Orleans. I.a...
New York. x. y
North Head. Wash.
North Vakima. Waah.
Ibiieulx. Aria
1'iH-stello, Idaho . . .
I'oi tluud, Or : .
Ilosebnrg. Or
Ma era men to, Cal, ...
tit. loula. Mo
Ht. Paul, Minn
Nalt Lake. Utah ...
Kan Fraiiclaon. Cal. .
Hvattle, Waab
Hltka. Alaska ....
Spokane, Waab. ...
Tacoma, Waah
Tatonsb Island. Waah
Valdea, Alaska ...
Walla Walla. Waah.
Washlngtont D. C...
Winnipeg. Man. ...
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Assets Xxeeed Liabilities. A bank
ruptcy petition, In which the partner
ship and individual debts and assets of
Johannes Raltanen and-Kristian Wuorl,
tailors of Astoria, are scheduled, has
been filed in the federal court. The
partnership Indebtedness Is $15,582.10
and assets are $19,522.22. Other indi
vidual liabilities and assets are sched
uled. -
Ballroad Man Dead. Following an
illnefm that lasted for nearly IS
months, Eugene S. Ferguson died yes
terday at his home, 47 Eighth street.
Until he was obliged to retire on ac
count of illness, Mr. Ferguson was con
tracting freight agent of the Chicago,
Milwaukee & St. Paul railway in Port
land. He Is survived by his widow.
Something Sensational. One of tht
moat sensational photo-play produc
tions ever shown in this city Is "The
Battle of the Sexes," a Reliance five
part drama being exhibited at the Co
lumbia. It depicts theatrical and night
life scenes and contains drama as in
tpnse as any which ever was produced
on any stage. (Adv.)
Must Abstain From Uquor-Steve
Conner must abstain from liquor for
one year and make monthly reports to
Deputy District Attorney Hammersley,
according to the parole granted him
yesterday when he pleaded guilty to a
charge of assault. Circuit Judge Mor
row granted the parole after sentenc
ing Conner to a year in the county
jail.
mn Millard to Speak. Miss Jessie
Hodge Millard will discuss the sub
ject of "Story Telling and Children's
Literature," and tell some illustrative
stories at the Infant Science lecture
at 570 court house, Friday afternoon
at 2 o'clock, under the auspices of the
Parents Educational bureau. All in
terested in child problems are invited.
Overheated Store Starts Blase, An
overheated stove this morning In the
King Hill delicatessen at 44 Twenty
third street north this morning caused
a small blaze in that place. Five fire
companies responded, but the cook put
cut the fire with water. The delicat
essen is owned by Mrs. Clara VIntln.
Teachers to OHve Concert. The Port
land Grade Teachers' association will
give a concert tonight In the Lincoln
high school auditorium, at -8:16. The
concert is under the direction of Mrs.
Lou Gray of Ladd school. No admission
will be charged.
Voted lecturer to Speak. Dr. Fred
erick Jonte Stanley, a noted lecturer on
affairs In the orient, bas just advised
the Portland T. M. C. A. of his accept
ance of an invitation to lecture there
next Sunday afternoon. He will speak
HJg-h Cost of land Blamed The
cause of the high cost of living was
attributed to the high cost of land by
K. coulter, in bis address on "Liv
ing, and Why it Is Expensive," de-
Chas. loading, H, 3 res. Multnomah
club. Private phone Main S803. (Ad.)
Sr. A. J. Berkley removed to 512 Or
egon ian bldg. (Adv.)
Surgeon Chiropodist
An expert surgeon chiropodist is as
sociated with "The Barber Shop," Jour
nal building. All forms of foot trou
bles treated. Latest sanitary methods.
Adv.
Journal Want Ads bring results.
Quality Is Our Watchword
No Shopworn Goods Here
In the twenty-seven years in Portland, we have rightfully
earned the reputation,
"IF YOU WANT ANYTHING GOOD, GO TO MAYER'S"
"THE STORE OF QUALITY"
L. MAYER & CO.
Portland Exclusive Handlers of Everything Good to Eat"
148 THIRD STREET A-4432; MAIN 9432
We Offer You as Fresh Arrivals
New Maple Sugar, per lb 30c
New Maple Sap, per gallon $2.25
Jordan's Virginia "Tip Top" Hams, pound .....45
New Brazil Nuts, "All Good," pound 25?
AS AN EXTRA SPECIAL BARGAIN FOR THURSDAY,
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, WE OFFER
Cliquot Club Ginger Ale, per dozen SI. 50
Cliquot Club Sarsaparilla, per dozen $1.50
Cliquot Club Root Beer, per dozen. $1.50
A MESSAGE TO THE PARTICULAR HOUSEWIFE:
We have complied with the demands of the Critical shop
per. We have made our FRUIT and VEGETABLE DE
PARTMENT a SANITARY DEPARTMENT. This is
the place to do your shopping. A visit will convince you.
"YOURS FOR QUALITY"
The Store of Style'.
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life kMiieitft
is the strongest factor in shaping, the destinies of communities, as well as
of Individuals. Saturday, May 2$, marks a new epoch in the welfare of
retail salesladies, it being the last day that female salespeople can work in
stores after 6 p.m. The Women's Welfare league has brought about a
law prohibiting all women to work after 6 p. m. And to make the law
widely known and well remembered, we celebrate its birth with a trinity
of unusual specials which will be placed on sale Saturday from 2 to 8 p. in.
Ult
Special
Ladies' Tailored Suits, made of good, dependable
fabrics, in gray, brown, black, tan and fancy mix-
mres. jacxets unea with good guaranteed satin, not
one in the lot worth less than $29.00. Others, even more (tQ nr
specially priced for Saturday, from 2 to 8 p. m., at only JbOeOD
Dress Special
A splendid assortment in pretty weaves in voile, crepe,,
ratine, linens, in blue, pink, white, lavender, tan; some lace
and embrpidery trimmed; others with overskirt effect. Range
in grades up to $12.00. Special Saturday from 2 fQ rjr
to 8 p. m., at only .J. J)
Coat Special
Ladies' Coats in full and three-quarter lengths, made of good
worsted and soft fabrics in checks, strioes 1 and solid eoW.
Range in values up to $25.00. Special Saturday from
it to o p. m
$7.85
These unusual reductions in prices do not interfere with
your credit privilege. You have your selections charged to
your account and remit in easy payments.
ASK FOR PEOPLE'S TRADING STAMPS
405 Washington
Cor. of Tenth St.
ulttttlng
The Store of Service"
A Mercantile Power
on the Pacific Coast
Leghorn Breeders to Meet. There
will be a meeting of the White Leg
horn breeders, at 411 Stock Exchange
building, Wednesday, May 27, ;or the
purpose of organizing a White Leghorn
club, for the good and advancement of
the breeders.
Detectives Hold Kings, Upon the
refusal this morning of Miss Ida Mir-
: shall, 75 Ella, street, to sign a com
j plaint against Fred I. Small, whom she
, accuses of talcing her $230 diamond
ring. Detective Swenness made the
complaint which will be heard Friday
morning in the municipal court. Miss
Marshall met Small at Seaside, where
they exchanged rings, says Small. He
Salesman Changes Pica, Arthur
Davenport, a drug salesman sentenced
to 30 days on the rockpile Monday, was
allowed to chang. his plea yesterday
afternoon In the municipal court to
guilty, whereupon the Judge changed
the sentence to a fine of 1200. This
was done In view of Davenport's prom- j
ise to hereafter conduct himself prop- '
eriy, and f or a further reason so as1
not to force the girl, whom he Induced j
iv, u t . uviu i uvni, iiuiu eye ring
in the higher courts. Davenport is
married and his family is In the east.
The girl Involved is a stenographer and
20 years old. Complaint was made
against Davenport by the department
of safety for women.
Celebration to Be XJnltjae-A unique
neighborhood celebration will be con
ducted by the Groveland Park Im
provement club Friday night In cele
bration of the Improvement of the
Groveland Park hardaurfare paving
district, southwest of Mt. Tabor. At
o'clock the residents of the neigh
borhood, attired in fancy dress cos
tumes, will hold a parade in the dis
trict, led by a band, and dancing wilf
j Doctor E. O. i
Mattern, head
l of our Optical s
Department, has f
j fitted over J
S Thirty Thousand?
pairs of glasses f
i in the past
s
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