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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF ouuoxiAXTirixraoxra. 9 rial niff . V a. . taa.Uaa- ... ...HaIa T ... .. .Mala T" " ...MA!A TT ...Al.ua l KIt.I1 TUSATI sl Tt" e- o-n... i.4 i.ia... CArtwr,sw ! lA..- Txtalsbl. . AS !. '. 1HCTtH-ln'i 4 Mr-r'-a.A J.r. a fA.piA u rrs jaia curuia at 1.1 u4 ualsat at Carmen THTIH ttt-rrtm a"" '' aaa S..Atb .!'.:. TfcJA AM.rs.n. at is tM tamal si II GRAND TKIiTII rr ! Ws"ittif- aa4vi::a. Th'i sft.a'avaea a 4 ; ..lathi si T SS u4 a rA.NTA-IK Tlla.AT.il (rtt flr v,ji:i Ttu utmm at I I), !!( Al 1 M as a. ' - iij theater Tw.tfih aas Kna I.TTtc Murrfti Cvnidr Ca tJ Tn Pl..aAA'A Ka.il. " TAiS fu-Ma at as4 tea-aat at T aaa s-clor. ri. kcad. et JOT. om?of. Tt-JJlI-fan rua sictui-ai II A. H. al OAK PABK rn1 rotiert ana musical c"'y. Ttu aftvraooa a4 tnlfti:. Man to fmr (rtnvaW as Hi i il a iiitii fats iw o rraTiT al wexk. la Ik Eaa r- Oral k. ila Mas Sat. JM aaal sala Ha Um ami Saa- ltS at Jaaa It. C. lkaalla tip an. arlth III ralliai anil alanal aWtr. The so rMltal baa mrm alMf rait UI A A i aartvrtaanf IHrsalas tW J "Aw Mai aa aairi aua-lla I ill A " ' J a irrlao 0am'a era T ttailr ttawtaar law .-.at. 0. (Ha J J aaae mt ta a i aaTW ar mt a kr aaall to TW Ora-r-alaa will imlii aiWaitoav filia arte f J vaitr . tocla1la a i il J I ....................... Plast U CLAMirrvtv nr. M. A. nino. fcotaalal and pionaar raaldanl of I art land, baa elaaslflvd tha plant foond In Hor praiiymnn'a yard at Mount Tabor. It. rilnn may: Thla plant la known to botanlata aa Xvrophrlbara . nnd blon to on of tha dlrl- lona of tha lUr family. It la common s tha hla-h mountalna of Northara ralifrrnla. Oroa. Waahlnalon. Rrlttab f.ilumbta and Maho. I ba araa Urea f i Ja of It la I ha falmon Rlvar Moun tain of Northara Idaho and oa Quart a XI unlAln In tha Bin Rlrar mlnlna; dlm trtct. Um Countr. or. It ha no acon omte alu aa a forAara plant, thoua-h It mliM. If proporl? ttd. b found of valu a fibra plant. Tba icraaa Hk. narrow Uaraa nr touch nnd vary ojrak a. and ara asrd by ha Indiana aa ona of tba material from arhlrji T wa thlr bakt. It la rarr araamantal nnd would attract nttantloa If planted la miiMi la our lawna or Vardaa.' JtviLiM to Uu-r. "TTipoaura of tha rhap awalry man" will ba ona of tha tnpua dirgwMl at tba Orrtroa Rrtall Jwlara Aaaociatloa ronTantloa. whlrh opvn tndajr In tha CommrrclaJ dub t'cnvaattoa llalL Tha Jtlrrf of tha atala tar tbr bava suffvr! bacauao of "ehap Jawalry" fraud. Tha maat la will ronltnaa two dar nnd imoaf IHt who al l attend tta dollbarallon will bo I'harlM T. lilvrlnbotham. of Houth Bend, lad.; K. l'. MrKran. o WaJ'hara. jlaaa and R K. Chapman. f Klein. I1L TaxTtr tt tiara Rvit rr At tha rorUaad lltl toniaht will ba tha an nual baaauat of tha imron grata In t -al io-lt y. which opana Its aijtbtanth annual mttna today. Ray I- Rubln- rv. of La AniH nnd Ooraa U haaa. of fan 'ran.-i-o. wilt b tha principal irakra Tos1ay tba drlo ata will bo antartalnad at tha Oak. Thu mornlna. whn tha aoaaloa opana, Mayor Kimot! wiil dallrar a brief ad drvaa of wrt'-om. Vit Riax Oavrr-r r (Wruwrm la havlnc tha frftoa rlopmant 1 aacua laka up tha outtra of rood ral aa Ita chif obJrl. tha promotars of tha caua of rd road hopa to . it tho aupport of all tha Important twn of lrr. With thla and In iw tharo will ba a mtlnc today at tha lommarrtal t1ub of tba dlractnra of th t"rrrttn flood Roada Aoclatloa and tha mmbara of tho promotion cxmmittM of tha CommatxtaJ Club. Ilraux Birmii'n la Hinnu Tno 1 inarAl of rma lUumhorr, vatarna of tha Orll V.r. wa brld yrtarday f'nm tha kacrad Honrt t'horch. Mr. liAumhoor wna yaara of ana and had ban amrloyad la tha 8urayor-Gn-aral'a ofc In I'ortland for J' yaara. Ita la aurtd by ona cbltd. Mra. V. i. luabo II had barn a mrtubor of r.'orc WrlKht Toat. No. 1. Oraod rmy. Paowno Mam Tr,nnrt A man, who waa drownad In tba TViUamotta Mar. aaar th Hawthorn Bridaa. rn day nine, nnd who wna auppoaad to ILllara Moddar, baa pa Idantl f.ad by I"puty Coronar Put s Will iam Msrdaa. na Encluhman. wbo llTd at th ll.ncl 7.ut KhalnpfAla II baa a broikar la Montana, whoa xact ad -draa la aot kaowa hra. To aa tba coat of toraa-a on two 4-brpowar ratura tabular bollrr wnUb wa ara now taklna; out, w will U tbam nt a barcala If takaa at ancax Thaa bollrr ar of tba Kwan typ and la food condition. Complata with all ntting-a and fd alar oouipmaat. radr for lmmdiat InataJlation. For furtnar particalara call at rooca 11 CracooUa bide. A. (tint to Ariparaa ClAntiTW. J M. Ackarwtaa. pradant of tha Mon month Normal IV-bool. will ajdroaa tha araduatmn claa of th tar a da tv hoot at tba cioalea; rircla iMiihl la tba tatacad Matbod at Churvh. Ill aubtct will bo. "Tha Thro factor of a to-booL" Frtactpal Howard Jama ' will praaant tha diploma. PxntJiTrT rt-p Onowa Th money T r th Ctacada publicity fund la aar Ina; lh tlu mark. Th part wrak tha amount ru lilS. and lb commit t U bard at work. It la aipoctad that tba fall amoant will aooa ba rcbad. It will bo nod to aiplott th roarc f th d:trict. Iitu Mnri. a . on CAtApano tjtr. Jja t to 1 lnriuU. Laar First and Alder strta. attra traia to Graaham. 1 I. M. : r'fiular Uraahara train. U II I V . will rua throuih to Eata nJa, both Iran will eoaaact wtta traia to Troutdal FoaaniB F rrtviA,' RBTrnsr. J. J. Vaily. a wa:i-knwa Imocratlc poli tician la former days la rortUnd. baa returned to pend n few week. 11a comes from Lower California to sea tha Hoe 'UAl. man to Lua Wa Tran or I baa. Ii.:. 1 Rcabt or HrTAH, FaTniCT. No Harrran Latatios ta Cm. A 111 Oiuwwuj. caaKv lTATa DnrrAt. Aaa-vtATxra. f-ee cliru-a .Apply Monday. I 11 P. M . at vnial v llce. Fifteenth and Cou.-b. lt operator oa th Coast. Witj. TkAPB a -fot. lt-bara-powr Uunch fr rl aatAta; vaiu. tlvuo Addreaa I'oatoSlc boa 4 P-;ATVAI Wcall'l Vstnis. Monthly n-.eeUBa" today al Ml. tie FUader trt. Member ur(d to bo prevent. t'aACuMTiAa for architect" e offle. tat a aipxrienc. AH lit. Or. goaiaa. X ai B. C. Unranl Bra. Caa: Vacuo AAA. E -act I on roturaa. Baker Theater. Mod. Nr Paattob PaxAjrHka. Rr. Rich ard Olson, th new pastor of th Im- manual Lutheran Church at .Nine teenth and lrrlnc streets, and chaplain of th Oregon Naval Militia, preached hi flrt sermon at th church yester day. H apoka oa tho slanif icaar of Pentecostal Mundsy. Rev. Mr. Olson waa formerly patr of th Lutheran Church at M arabficld. Ha returned re cently from a trip to Holdrtds. Neb and Minneapolis. Minn. Msmbars of hU new ronrrrecatioa held a recaption for him last Thursday. M -Oowa FtXKRAi. Hatx. Th funer al of Edward IL McUowta, aired II years, was held yesterday afternoon from St. il arc a Church. Burial was in Mount Calrary Cemetery. H bad lived moat of his Ufa la Portland. Ha la survived by a brother and two sis ter. Jam McOowaa and Allc and alarKarot McGowan. tV-rsca Is Pcsuc Foacat Tortc 'Ts Modera Selene Truer- wJll be th topic for discussion at th Public Forum. 141 Yamhill street, tonlaht. Thar will bo two-mlnut discussions by thoso present- Admission la free. UAiinnrin firework display at Council Croat by tho Hitta Fireworks Company. of Seattle. w ednsday. June T. Admission f r-o. WlcxriOAl Select Club dance hero after at Ulnsler s New Maple Hall. Sec ond and Morrlaoa. Carnival dance Weaneeday. OmtcirTAi. ran at sensational lo nrirea. Atlveh Bros.' removal sal. Taath and Washington atreet. Wmrmix Ricmabda Co.. atracta Roval Insurance Company. 1001 l'eoa bidat. Phone Marshall 1T7C Amu Bnoe.' removal sale of Ori ental art now la progress. Twelfth and WasblDKtott street. Was-txd email cottage, Necanlcura or Garhart: stata convenience. AH lit. Oreaonlaa. Visit the Portland Swtmmlnr Batha. 1J 4th. eleaant plunge, steam, tuba, bowers, lie. Dascixo tonight. Rlngler'a nw fcall. Second and Morrison streets. Wooer ex's day and Bight store. SHOWER QUEEN IS CHOSEN )llsa Ilaacl Uartuouth Wins In Con test by S3.00 Majority. Mlsa Hasel W Armouth waa elected Queen of the Roae Shower for th Ros Festival, the ronteat closing Saturday nlgliL with Ills Wavrraoulh Uadinx Mlsa Johnson by !7.0o roles, with a total of 4.:o: Mis Rachel Johnson, th rival contestant, whose total votes wars 12.1)4. will be chief maid of honor, heading th flv maids who will ac company Mlaa Warmouth In -her tri umphal tour. Two banda will accom pany tha quean, bar maid of honor and attendants la tho parades during the Festival. THE BOWERS GRILL An Innovation Commencing alone 1. In addition to the a la rarti msna a special dinner will be served dally p. M. until 1 P. M. Charge. 11. JS. Monday. Wednesday and Saturday, Heef Steak Pinner. Tuesday and Thursday. Virginia Chicken Dinner. Friday. Rhode Ialand Fish Dinner. Sunday. French Dinner. Musical attractions sxtraordlnary: Ethel Lewla. tha California Nighten gale; Lionel M. Redrield. baritone, and J. W. Iwt famous orchestra i until t and Is until IX P. M. LIVELY IS CRITIC Methods of Advertising Ore gon Assailed. APPLES .TOO FROMINENT DINE AT THEPORTLAND. Tln amid pleasant surroundings. The Hotel rortiand grin ana aming-room is a d:uhtful place to dine during Ihe l;oo Festival week. Outdoor orcheetra under leadership of Herr Waldemar Llnd. WHEREJTO DINE. All the delicacies of th season at tha Portland Restaurant. Fine private apart ments for ladle. l'-4 Wsah, near ath at. Commanlty School Caps Barrrd. THE PALLES. Or, Jon . (Spe cial I County School Superintendent Juatus T. Naff la notifying district school boards of th abolishment of th common drinking cup In schools by tho Stat Hoard of Health and asks that provision b made for tho Installation of Individual drinking cups or bubbling fountains attached to water coolers. He says th ruling will be enforced rigidly at th beginning of the school year. I Traffic Expert Quoted aa Saying That Farmers Are Attracted or Resource With Which They Are Familiar. Declaring that Oragon Is not getting Ita eUaxe of tha Immigration movement of the country, D. O. Lively. In a letter addressed to C C Chapman, manager of th nromotlon committee of tho lonv merclal Club, criticises the methods used to advertise the resources of the suta. Ha aava that a rightful share of lmml ration la not being attracted to Oregon's vacant acres "simply ana soieiy tor xne reason that Oregon Is known almost el' rluslvely for lu superiority In apple pro duction. There la," ha adds, "at present a tendency to direct attention to general sericulture, which includes stock raising, but afforu along that Una are chiefly used aa a tall of the apple kit." Settler Moving South. Mr. Lively quotes from correspondence ha has had with a prominent traffic of ficial whos efforta In four years prior to Jnne to. 1910. to attract settlers to Missouri. Arkansas, Louisiana, Texas. Oklahoma. Kansas. Colorado and New Mexico re milted In locating 370.732 per sons on farms. In carloads of Immi grant effects there was SIMS: in part car. loads. U.70X Tha greater part of this Immigration Went to Oklahoma and Texaa. It waa exclusive of the foreign motamant from tha aeaboard. which amounted to 1JS.0O0 people la the period given. "it win be of Importance to the Nortn. west," Mr. Lively quotes the traffic of flcial ss saying, "to give out more Infor nation aa to what can be done besides raising apples. I do not know enough bout It to glvs you any special advice. but I do know that tha) general feeling all over the country la that you are in the apple business exclusively almost. Familiar Line Preferred. Mr. Lively asked what general Una of sericulture attracted these lmml- grsnts, and the reply was: "The new settler generally goea to new country In which the aame line or farming can he carried on to which ha has been accuatomed. Thus the immi gration from the Middle Western States preferably goes to Kansas. Oklahoma, Missouri and Northern Texas to engage In general farming for amnll grain, corn, forage plants, cattle and hogralslng." Mr. IJve!y appeala to Mr. Chapman in his capacity ss Imenigratlon Commis sioner for Oregon to help to "relieve the railroads of some of the difficulties un der which they Bow labor In securing settlers." "W muat look to the Middle States for a large ahare of our asrlcul lural populatkm." he says, and adds that these people will not go Into the business of orcharding He concludes by saying that "stock farming Is the most popular, tho moat profitable, the best understood snd the most widely practiced part of American agriculture." POTATO jBUGIS FEARED M a lino mail Farmers Name Commit tee, to light California Peat. Farmers of "Multnomah County are alarmed over the possibility of the po tato bug being Introduced In their midst by shipment of new potatoes from Cali fornia, and at the meeting of Kvanlng Star O ran re. Patrons of Husbandry, Sat urday, a large committee was appointed to take Immediate steps to exclude th new pest her. Th committee will hold Us first meeting this morning at 10 o'clock In room 3. Henry building. Members of Lenta Orange and other Intereeted are Invited to be present at the meeting. Mra. A. El Nlblln spoke on "A Pane Fourth of July Celebration" at this meeting. She pointed out that the pres ent method of celebrating the National holiday with nol and firecrackers hud Who's Your Banker? You have nonet Then this message is for you. The STAET of every fortune is founded cn systematic saving. Yon can't make a prof itable nrVTSTMENT until yon hav SAVED enough to make the start. An account with this bank is a mighty good asset. Any bank. Bnt this one in par tic nlar. Because of the class of men who compose its management, and the sound business policy that governs the selec tion of its securities. All savings deposits are separately invested. Bring YOUR savings here. PORTLAND TRUS C01VIPANY ef OREGON Third and Oak Street resulted In loss of life besides maiming many boys and girls. . C. H. Blanchard urged the Importance of boys and young- men remaining i . ..,11., the cities tne I a rm. auu iw . - He pointed out the advantagea of the life on the farm, which Is no longer surrounded with loneunesa rn.ua ui uun. . An Interesting general prosram rendered unaer ui tu' v, Wlllda Buckman. OAKS PARK BAND. Open-air concert tnia iw"""" -evening, direction Philip Pels and quar- . . . nl!t.n Onera. ComDanV. let. I r l III -lieu uj.uli... - r V 1- 1SW jwra. Anbiwwn. Overture. "Mlgnon waidterfei Valee. "Eapana" " Blget Ouartet In popular aonge. ............. Aiar.-n. -- f,,.,. 'I. air. to Polka -.VfJi.?" im.rlcan Patrol Me.ch.m EVENING. ,.M "itivmonf -Thoma Waliltnfel SfiS. b-"".-V.V.....Myddho. Popular eons 1 r. -rivalry Charge" YaVhVikowsky -1M2 Overt ur;" J 'J"' "V" ...... . . Mr. P.ls Op.ra tie Qua i rtrt V" ' ' .'. Tobanl YE OREGON GRILLE. ha 4iif r.ir of Interest to i. it ri.irlnr the c a ml Aril wtek. Heir i aa. ti.tPA Marino, the renowned . i i a i .a kla an tab-K nr- ciieatra aupported by a atronit corp of vocal eoioieie in m b 1 milu lum vj. . v (rramme every day at luncheon and rinHnr the evening from I to I and " - from 10 to li- ELECTION RETURNS AT OAK T,iii returns of the municipal elec tion will be flashed at the Oaks to .i.ht Those who go to the park to .naaai tha Illuminated parade of wa ter craft and the pyrotechnic display will be kept Inrormea 01 election re sults aa fast as ther r received downtown. Aged Confederate Colonel Die. EL. PASO. Tex June 4. Colonel M. F. . ... -A i vaara WAA f 1111 Tl rl dead UKKV, .Rcu ' In a chair on his front porch this after noon, where he had passed away sud denly. Me served In the Mexican war with Every Policyholder is an owner and shares in the Prosperity of OTff (HlfiTi 1f"(f -The Only Life Insurance Company "Exclusively Oregon" Upbuilder of a Greater Oregon est for Oregonians Home Offkt Corbett BUg, Cor. 5th and Morrison St., Portland aA- L. Mills, L. Samuel, caarence S. Samuel, President. General Manager. Assistant Manager. Tull & Gibbs, Inc. ""sSn." Tull & Gibbs, Inc. Our Closing-Out Sale Ends July First Just twenty-three days more in which to take advantage of the final offerings of this most remarkable of economy events. Out-of-town homefurnishers attending the Rose Carnival will profit by taking advantage of the opportunities. Our Entire Stock of Fine Wall Paper to Be Disposed of at One-Fifth ef Regular Prices This Remarkable Offer Stands Unparalleled Anywhere. Hoiaebuilders and Dealers Alike Will Quickly Recognize the Importance of This Event. See An nouncement in Yesterday's Paper for Further News and Prices. Sec. 1, Page 9. Final Offerings in the Women's and Misses' Apparel Sections Are Worthy of Note. Tailored Suits at Much Less Than HALF PRICE. Reductions of ONE-HALF in Pongee Suits and Satin Suits, in Marquisette and Lingerie Dresses, in Separate Skirts. Entire Stock of Linen, Pongee, Taffeta and Sat in Coats at Reductions of ONE-HALF and' More Than HALF. All Waists Now Show Final Reductions. Neckwear, Veilings Also Show Final Reductions All Dinner Ware and Crockery Not -Made Up Into Complete Sets Closing Out at HALF PRICE. Notable Savings in Dinner Sets. Great Bargains in Kitchen, Laundry and House Helps. Rockers: Some sf the Closing-Our Prices $3.25 Arm Rocker, in quartered golden oak, now $5.75 $10.00 Large Arm Rockers, in quartered golde oak,... $6.25 $8.75 Arm Rocker, in solid oak, golden finish, now $4.90 $11.50 Large Arm Rocker, in solid oak, golden finish. . .$5.75 $8.50 Arm Rocker, in mahogany finish, now $5.60 $10.00 Arm Rocker, m mahogany finish, now .'. $14.00 Large Arm Rocker, in mahogany finish. $19.00 Large Arm Rocker, in mahogany finish, upholstered seat, now $4.00 High-back Arm Rocker, in mahogany leather upholstered seat and back, now .....$6.40 $7.00 with leather -$13.2a finish, with ...$16.25 Dependable Steel Ranges, Gas Ranges, Refriger ators and Sewing Machines were never so low priced as here right now. Investigate our Closing Out Prices. Final Prices on Gocarts and Perambulators $8.25 Folding ' Go-Cart, now only $4.25 $9.50 Folding Go-Carts, with hood, now $6.75 $17.00 Folding Go-Cart, now only ....$8.25 $7.80 Folding Go-Carts, now only $4.90 $12.50 "Oriole" Go-Baskets combination Go-Cart and Carrying Baskets now at only . . , $9.75 $9.90 .Folding Go-Carts, now only $4.25 $24.00 "Stnrgis" Folding Go- Carts, with hood, now at $16.SO Reed Carriage, with now. $8.75 Perambulator, now at $12.75 Perambulator, now at $11.75 Perambulator, now at ..$10.00 Reed Carriage, with only $17.50 hood, $26.00 only , $22.50 only . $20.00 only . $37.50 reed hood, only. .. .$16.75 distinction nndr Jefforson Davis, and was a colonel In tne conieaerai ser- Tic. VOTE SEWER COMPETITION Taxpayers want sewers to cost less, ote Yes on sewer amendment. Pd.Adv. 1 THE ASTERN UNI. FOB THE ROSE FESTIVAL FULL SUPPLY EASTMAN KODAKS Extra Speedy Color-Value Films - and Film Packs. BLUMAUER PHOTO SUPPLY CO. Ill Sixth Street bet. Washington and Stark. Extra Facilities This Week in Our Finishing Department. Most stylish lo appearance fOWNES NO FITTING SILK GLOVES Most dependable in quality. . F. W. BAIiTBS AND COMPANY PRINTING! Main 165, A 1165 First and Oak Samuel H.Schwartz LADIES' TAILOR (Formerly With Mrs. Dichburn.) Am making Special Prices on All Suits. 43 FUeaaer Bid., ink Washlaa-toa Slala S377. - DAY LETTER THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY, Send . day letter a. J mm m ii, aa mini i Hi. a a.naj aiii -101 Today's usiness is done by Jthe Western Union Day and Wight Letter Service. Many progressive, success ful individuals and compa nies proclaim it a long step in the forward movement of eco nomical business methods. THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO. COLLINS HOT SPRINGS COLLINS Washington Cuisine and ac o o m m o dations une xc elled. North Bank jalns and Upper Columbia River boats all stop At Collins Springs. ... . . - 1 -A t - m wgr; Hot Mineral Batha recom-' mended by phy sicians for rheu matism, stomach, liver and kidney trouble. Steam Heat, electric lights; new, up-to-date bath-house, with private baths and experienced massenr and massense in constant attendance. Terms on application MaKe Your Collections Carry Your Business. Get the Money In. NETH a CO., Collectors. Bid. Mala 1700. A ICCHWAB PRINTING COJ IVJS0L.CITS YOUR PATRONAGE 245i STARK STREET Portland Printing House Co. i. U Wrlsht. Pre.. nd O.n.- MsiiAgax, Book, Catalocs and ConsmerclAa PRINTING Knlliur Binding and Blank Book MJrtfc Fhonca: Main J201. A 22&U Iwntta and Taylor Btreata, Portland. Oracon. MAIN 622 A 3136 Liberty Coal & Ice Company ICE