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c Tire MORxryg onEooyiAy. riuDAY, jtjxe so. 1911. j 1,. .. " - - i CHANGE GIN TO LOCAL QUARRIES .Treasury Department May Admit Home Stone to Com petition in Bidding. SECRETARY FAVORS PLAN Xlerbikra of Tollry Will Affect Eu tlre Country Merchants) of ti rrrtt MWiiaL.ro a to Supply lUtf for Army. WASHINGTON. June t (Special.) - Sutr Jones ! In a fair way to break up a trunt In the office of the Supervising Architect, which has unin tentional; frown with the passage f the years In that office, calling for bids for light-colored st"ne for use to trio construction of public buil.llng. This poilcy of tho drpartment has worked a particular hardship on tho stone qur rtes of tVaMr.g'n. Inasmuch aa they seemed uaatle to cortiprt with the Faster quarries In supplying Dedford llmeetone. The people of Washington contend that the public buildings af that stato ahoald bo construct) of local stono or. at leant, that the specification ca'Un tr bM should bo so worded as to give them aa opportunity to bid. Sena tor Jowl bas hid the subject up with the Treanury tvparlmeni and with tho Fupervlslng Architects office for soma tlma and be'.levrs now that ne wi.i se euro favorable action. Polcr Mast Ho Changed. In order for this ehanae to ! made, however, the pulley of the d-part:nent trf.l bae t. be chanced, a it will ai- not onlv tho titat of Washington ai the whole country generally, and tha question la now bring considered by the Secretary whether or n"t sp-. fl-atmns hereafter to be drawn shall call for a:i kinds ef fton that Is satis factory t the ilrtiartrnect. senator Job's bcUerrs that ttie Supervising Architect rfflre la favorable to the Innovation and also that th rWretary l inclined tho same way. althousb tha Fecretary bas not as yet eprcsed any opinion but. if he should waver any distance, away from tha Una of Wash ' Inston s decrees. Jonee will have an other opportunity to confer with him. Kvrrell Merchant, In t'jrror. The eorrplalnta of the F.vrrrtt peo ple that they were being discriminated against In t-a Iurn!hln of supplies to tha Commlsjary lepartment of the Army were recently presented to tha attention of tha "department by Senator Jones and tha whole subject has been Investigated. Aa a result, the Secretary of War reports to tha Senator that there waa no discrimination aralnat tha Evsrett markets and that the awards of which complaint Waa mad were made la strict conformity with tie law. The iu(fM:lon was mad to Senator Jones, to b-e roneeysd to tha Kverett merchants, that they arrange an Interview with the purr basins; com mtssary at Feat:: with a view of estab lishing; a better understanding as to tha conditions and reqilremnta In Gov ernment purchases. The Commissary, too. bas been Instructed to explain to tick vMrMBl&Mv mm mAV bo Sent tO feat Co all requirements of th Gov ernment la these particulars. CANAL LOCKS AUTHORIZED (oveTBjneol Orders Plan for Lake Washington Project. EATTLE. Wash, Jun J. (Spe cial) becreLary of War Stlrason to day directed tha engineering depart ment of his office to prepare at onca plana and specifications for tha con struction of Uk Washington canal lock, to cost liSTS.OO and to call for bids therefor at tha earliest possible (Late. This action of tha Secretary of War brines to a succesaful conclusion th fight which baa bee a carried on for mora than 2 years to assure construc tion of a cinal systems between Puget Found and Lake Washington. and which at all times has been quite as bitterly opposed aa It waa championed. Th decision dtspoA.-a of matter, which haa been pending in on form or another sinca the Initial legislation relatlcr to tha project of a ship canal connecting the water of I'ueet Sound wltn Lake Washington by the act of Fepteraber 1). lJt. It Is believed It will not take more than three month to get tha plana and specifications Into condition and sufficiently advanced to rail for bids for actual lock construc tion. There la nearly 1300,000 on band with which to push tha preliminary work, and It la believed that no trou ble will be experienced In gettlnr an allotment of at leaat II. . from th at Congress. RED AND THE BJ.UE VIE (OMtlaaed fcam First fax. knowledge of th crews monopolised dis cussions. Benin waa somewhat livelier than for several years, wltn Harvard a 14 to favortt for th varsity: Tale a I Is 1 shot for th freshmen, and about ra moaey on th four-cared race. It waa assarted tonight that had tha fee race been rowed two weeks ago, Harvard probably would have won easily. Taia cam to New London dlspinted A defeat seven weeka Sfo by Pennsylva nia, was followed by a still nor bitter pill at Princeton, where the) Tale crew tralledl both Cornell and Princeton, and tha fklaa supporters bad little bop of victory when th crew reached Gales Ferry quarters three weeks ago. But th Improvement of the crew bas beeai rapid. ad some of tha experts said tnelght that Tale bad tha fastest crew staca en of I 'a predecessors, a years agn. established th course record of 3 minutes 1 seconds for tha four miles. Veteran la Crew. But la the Red Top quarters are a lot f heavy, powerful and veteran ars mea who saw th .ale ehell behind them last year and have shown their ability to row four mites under a roln-'tesi two ml lea la lesa than 1 mltrates. and a mile In soeneltlng under flv minutes. Har vard, kevmr. waa defeated by Cornell fjva week ago. and th crew practice nera baa sot shown any trarked develop ment, as has Tale'a Tomorrow' a rac will be between a JtfM crew of fresh, new men. and a ahetl tali of carvrrf n who to tar xaachat tialx bcsl development som time axo. Th question, therefore, la whether Harvard bas maintained her best and If that best Is superior to Tals's development. Scene Partly Set. Th seen for th rrratta waa partly aet today. Tha naval dispatch boat Dol phin, four revsnu cutters and a squad' ron of steam yachts, sail Ins; vessels and power boats arrived and took their posi tion along tha course. Th Dolphin received Secretary of th Navy Meyer oa board with 1 run. trtvcCr opposite Red Top tha old- tlmers gathered this afternoon to aee th supplementary races between minor crews and tha graduate sights. During tha afternoon, also Captain Frost, of Tale, and Captain Cutter, of Harvard, tossed for positions for th races, and the crimson won every Urn th cola wa flipped. lrograninM la Given. Th programme of tomorrow's races la aa follows: freshman elcbt-oared race Start about 10:34 A. il.; distance two miles, besrlnntna; at th railroad drawbrldK and hnishlr.R two miles up stream op posite the Navy-Yard. Present record for up-stream course: Harvard fresh men crew of 107. in s rainuies. seconds: record for downstream course. Harvard freshmen of II UK. In minutes. 23 conlSL Varsity fours Start at conclusion of freshmen race; distance, two miles. D-clnnlna- at Navy-Yard and finishing two miles up the river, off the Harvard quarters at Red Top. I -resent reoora. Tale crew of 1301, In 10 minutes, IJ1 seconds. Varsity elcht-oared race Start about S P. M : distance, four miles, downstream, starting off Harvard quarters at Red Top and flnlshlns; at railroad drawbrldae. 1'resent iaie-uar- vard Thames record held by Yale crew of 1(11. 10 minutes anj 10 seconds over downstream course. 1 ale crew or iui also holds tha upstream record. In the same time. SO minutes and 10 seconds. Harvard Win Toa. c.i.u r.. .n.l t,ni,r luclin. .e a call at the Yale quarters during th forenoon, during which tha coin was tosseu tor cnun-o of course The toss was won In each i . . - tev r,ffatn rnrtr- The Har vard freshmen elaht will row over tha east course and the varsity iour win take the west course. The varsity eiKht will divide the west course. The Yale and Harvard "scrub" four oared race was rowed this morning and was won by th Yala crew by two lengths. Harvard and Tale rowlnsr antedates all other Intercollegiate sport. Hack In lSJi. two crews In crude boats pulled over a two-mile course on I-ake Wlnnl peextukeo. and Harvard won. Since that Initial event, tha two universities have met 41 time. In various places, and at various distances, with Harvard winning a majority of the early races and Tale proving faster In later years, until today live reoord stands: Yala 23. Harvard 21. Scene la Shifted. From Lake Wlnnlpesaukee tbe scene shifted to the Connecticut River at 6prir.:f!eld: then to Lake Qulnslsaraond at Worcester. Lak rViltocstalL near New Haven, was tried also, and In on year Harvard cast her lot with other colleges at PouKhkeepsle. HnclnK at Nw London began In ISC, .and several time there ba,ve been three crews on the river. Cornell cam here In lOi and beat both Yale and lUrvard. but s:nc that lime th two oldest unlversl ties have rowed only each othsr over a Iour-mlle course. Yale's longest series of aucceaxlve victories, sla In number, was broken by Harvard In 30t. and. while the lUu won in 1907, th Crimson has been to the for for the past three years and with a powerful collection of varalty. freshman and substllut fours, nave wept th river on every occasion e cept th four-oared race In l$u(. Tha two varalty crews came to ew London this year after an unsuccessful preliminary season. Yale had met de feat twice, onca at 6prlngneld by Penn sylvania and again at Princeton by both Cornell and Prtnseton. while at Ithaca Harvard waa beaten by Cornell. niver Haa Crimson Tint. j t'ntll roost recent practlc tha Thames bore a decidedly crimson hue. for Harvard boatload of veterana waa looked upon as far superior to th green material In th Yale shelL But the Improvement of th Yal crew sine th Princeton rac has been marked, especially In recent practice. Of th eight men who pull the crlm-son-tlpped blades this year, Ave of them. Metcalf. Wltblngton, Strong. Mewton and Cutler, wera; In th boat that beat Yale last year, whlla two others, Stratton and Goodale, rowed In th vtctorlou freshman crew. On th other ha ml. Captain Frost Is the only Yala veteran In the blue shell. The old question la again presented whether a light but green crew, such as sits In th Yal shell this year, can ootrow a heavier and more experienced collection of oarsmen that propel this year's Harvard boat. 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Columbia Rubber Garden Hose, guaranteed ...$3.98 75c Grass Catchers 59 65c Brass Ring Fountain Lawn Sprinkler 49 25c worth of Vegetable and Flower Seed, your choice 19? 40o Porch Furniture Enamel. ....33 The-Mark of Merit Made in our own extensive laboratories, every article named below carries our jruarantee that only the,, purest and most effective ingredients have been used, and that they have been compounded in a manner to pro duce the most satisfactory results. Xearly a half century of study and experience has placed us in v the front rank in the production of standard and effective aids to health and hih-frrade toilet preparations. You may buy with confidence, knowing that our guarantee of quality will protect you. Twenty-Five Departments Safe, Efficient Medicines Kasparilla Compound $1.00 Purely vegetable: a natural tonic and aid to health. ""WoodJark" Beef, Iron and "Winc.50 A proper combination of lean beef, citrate of Iron and fine old sherry win. Sodium Phosphate 85? 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Picture Framing at Lowest Prices Friday n Saturday Specials 25c Sanitol Tooth Paste. . . i . . . .11 50c Pebeco Tooth Paste -...29d 25c Rubifoam 12y2? 25c Graves' Tooth Powder 10f? 50c La Blaehe Powder .33c 25c Swans Down Powder DC 50c Charles' Flesh Food 29C 50c Pompeian Cream 29c 75c Pure Bristle Hair Brushes. .39f? 20c Tooth Brushes 13 50c Hand Scrubs and Xail Brushes 33 f? $1.00 Ebony Cloth Brushes .G9 50c Ladies'. Dressing Combs 33? 25c Pocket Combs, in case lGtt Cushion-Back Hair Brushes, up.l9i $2.25 3-qt. Fountain Syringe, guar anteed 1.-49 98c "2-qt. Fountain Syringe G7C, 98a 2-qt. Wafer Bottle 57? $1.50 2-qt. Water Bottle, guar anteed $1.19 $1.50 2-qt. Combination Water Bottle and Syringe 9S $2.00 Bathing Caps $1.65 25c Bathing Caps 11 $2.00 Bathing Caps SI. 65 $2.50 Bathing Caps, Silk $1.50 Others at $1.00 and 75f. 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Dnroy Champagne Wine..39 50c California Port, Sherry, Angelica, Muscatel, Catawba, Tokay, Burgun dy, Claret, Zinf andel, Reisling, Sau terne; 3 for $L00 ; each 34f PICNIC ROUTS 'ROLLERS' SECT EVACUATES WHEX GAYETT INVADES CAJEP GROCXD. Demonstration of Merriment "En gine of Devil," Declare Leader or Faith at Sheridan, Or. FHKRIDAN. Or, Jnna !. 8peclal.) Following a picnic given by tha Christian Church of this place, last Thursday In the city park, the band of Holy Rollers that has been assembled at that place for the last three weeka haa left tha city. Teachers of tha faith" declare that with the Intrusion of a band of picnickers that their sanc tuary waa dasecTated with tha spirit of the evil one and that they could no longer teach the "word" when the di vine atmosphere had been so disturbed. The band left yesterday for Dallas, whera a series of meetings will be held. The picnic committees arranged a STATISTICS OF HARVARD AND YALE. THAT WILL COMPETE ON THAMES COURSE TODAY. Harvard Varsity Craw. Paw O. II. Felurh No. I O. K. Ptrtt"Ti No. t O. P. Metralf No. 4 A. M. Oooda.e No. I L. Wlthtngton No. A- tron No. 7 R. W. Cutler (cast.) stroke O. F. Newton. Jr. Cox. A. T. Abeles P1W J. O. Wiggins No. I O. Von L. lyer. Jr. No. E. D. Morgan. Jr. Ptroke L. Want . - ,- tr Average weight. Hli lbs. Harvard a-reah Pow E. K. Carver No. 3 F. H. Turn bull Nov. S Q. Reynolds No. 4 A. Taylor Nm. W. T. !ardlner No. I U It MlUa No. T K. Curt Ptroke IL L n. Poyd Co. I- Curtis. Jr. Average weight, l.l lbs. As-e. Height. Loralne. Wjro SI s.llVs 'ambrldce. Mass. 31 . Providence 1 ' 1 Haco. Me. II Honolulu 31 New Tork 31 34 Krookllne, Mass. II .!V Cobasset. Masa 31 t lit 8u Louis 1 . l . rd Varsity Fesr. Pomfret, Conn. 30 S.7 Westbury. X. T. 19 .l Hoiton 3! S 10 Su Louis it l.t 1 179 178 m U 1J ISO 114 1SI HI 1 113 Nil N.x t No. Pow F-. P. Frt (capt.) No. J. y'. Bcuiiy. Jr. K. s. Tucaer R. Romrvn No. T D. Van Blarcwra Ptroke A. A. Low, Jr. Average weight. Kit loa. Tale Taratry rsr. Cincinnati. U. New V--rk Cltv Prookiine. Masa. ttrnn'. 1 1 n Mail. Mamaronrck. N. T, Cambridge 13 1 Haiem. Mass. 1 1 Mnntclalir. N". J. II .l I Newton. Mass. II 17S Boston 1 1 174 Ro. ton It tit 10 Porf.and. Or. II 43 174 Newton. Maaa. It 4 173 Ledhain. Masa. 1 S.7 103 i Varsity Crew. Waiihara. Mass. 33 I 10 140 Wtmlndon. L. C 14 (.10 ll Pltleburg. Pa. 21 I 174 Raleigh. N C. 30 I H 14 New Vork Cltv II 4 Jtj 17J New Tork City 10 6 11 175 Pt. Louis. Mo. 30 4.34 170 Brooklyn, N. T. 21 4.10 ISs Uroton. Conn. 21 t.4 110 Ptroke Cos T Y .. a N-v 3 D. C. Ol lenborg. Jr. N'.-. I A. L A-lams W. I . Howe. Jr. Average weight. IT lbs. Tale Freahsaea. ' Nelson. B. C. Hyde Park. X. T. Cincinnati. O. r.Moln. la. Pittsburg, Pa. Pprlnitfleld. Maaa. Paltlmore. Md. Ilttsburg. Pa. Hartford. Conn. Pow No. No. I N o. 4 No. T Ptrok 1. A. Cora it T . hnfvrf No. S ". V. I'rayne No. 4 M. S. Ienman T. L. Ptepheoson. jr. M. H, Ro J. H. Mcllenry m C V Snnwlon friDt) (.'oi. C. il. phepard Average weight. 144 lbs. 10 f.ll 170 :s 44 1M 30 111 173 31 ft. 11 170 31 I.J Si 111 14 l.li lit 1 111 143 1 4 l'l 1 41H 17ft 3 174 11 4 1S3 1 4.V, 1XR 14 111 164 II IS. 115 musical programme of some length and tha church picnickers celebrated In real plonlo revelry, which fact displeased the sanctimonious "Rollers," whose doctrine frowns on any manifestation of merriment. The leaders of the faith" said that with the Intrusion of the plcnlo gaiety tha devil had entered their portals, and that they could never consistently follow up their teachings In the desecrated spot of the city park. While holding forth in Sheridan the "faith" haa made several converts among the- people here and two bap tismal services were held. Thlt is the band of worshipers that was refused protection by the Mayor of Sheridan and members asserted that they would appeal to the Governor for protection. COUNCILMEN ARE BITTER Corporations Trying to Knn Town, Says St, Johns Official. ST. JOHNS. June 29. (Special.) At an adjourned meeting of tha City Coun cil tonight a delegation of striking linemen on the Mount Hood- Railway A Power Company demanded that Chief of Police McKlnney be Instructed to stop molesting strikers not guilty of violence, their spokesman charging that the chief had assaulted one of their number who had committed no oftVnse against the law. Councilman Perrlne assailed the cor poration and defended the strikers on the ground that corporations were "trying to run the town." Other Coun cllmen supported Perrlne, Mayor Couch promised an Investigation, and Chief McKlnney waa Instructed not, to abuse the privileges of his office. Tha two special officers engaged about 10 days ago to guard the com pany's plant, and discharged a few days later, then appeared before the Council to demand their wages. Their claim waa at first disallowed, but tha Council finally decided to pay them and collect from the company. Auto Paase Suspended for July 4. VANCOUVKR BARRACK?. Wash.. Jun 29. (Special.) Colonel George K. McGunnegle. commanding officer of the post, today issued an order sus pending the requirement of passes for automobiles to enter this post on July 4. when the big military field meet is to be held. However, the rules asralnst speeding will be enforced flg JUST TURN THE end enjoy-Srt JNEXHA.O.STlBLE supply of ray y v zfv. wml. j FAUTcr A Delicate Rose-Tint Given to Complexion (From What to Wear.) "Oily, shiny akina," ays Marguerite DeVale. "can be given a delicate rose tint and delightful clearness If powdera and greasy creams are avoided and a simple. Inexpensive lotion used made by dissolving a small original package of mayatona In elcM ounces of wttch-ha-xeL i(. This lotion, applied to tha face, neck and arms freely every day. quick ly purifies the skin and gives to It a rich, velvety eoftness, and Its contin ued use londs a charm and elegance to any aallow or unnatural complexion. 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