THE MORMXR OREGON TAX. MONDAY, MAY 22, 1911.
9
COMMISSION PUN
CLUB IS STARTED
Voters Recognize in Mayor
Simon Lesder Who Will
Wot Brook Delay.
RUSHLIGHT IS MYSTERY
.Attitude Toward Important Cbajf
Proposed Leaves Doubt a to
SlnTltv Simon's Posi
tion Always Clear.
Orx-inlxatlon of a Commlaslon Oovem
icsa: Cluo b, .tarted today under
th ai.pices of th citizens" committee
ry whicu Msyor Slrnoa n nominated
"rfcw.an.-ctxiiin::oa government I rrav.r. jo, ftaorans.y. S- H Stan.b.rrv. 8.
jiomme zor Mayor, lullcm desiring to f Musrt J. W. (tteadmaa. H. B. fmlth. Robt.
3 '.n aucn an org anlxatlon can do o by 1 A. svnmala Fred H- rchmala. Wm. Stand
ra.Ilr.c at tr.e committee! headiuarter. ' lr. Geo. A. Bteel. Thw. echotnmer. H. H.
1SK star street. Railway Elrhinn 1 Schwab. E. L. C Blevene. C. C Southard.
' "X J. & Scott. Milton N. Stewart. Ceo. W.
P-hmidt. C J. aoonr R. C- Saul-. Wm. P.
Sirson. O. a Silver. F. A. t-rajth. B. P.
b't.l.y. A. W. Srhmale. Leo Stanwood. S. R.
cott. L. J. J. ;wi. it. E. Melnbsrg. C. F.
fcaott, if. C. S-eentoft, O. Fvjlbls. A. ("hula,
H. P. Sijesherd. O ST. Fapleton. C I.
Slerhwell. B. E. Smith. Q. E. S--berfler. W.
P.. lirott, r. V. Plater. J. K. Sheffield, J.
w. stell. 'Walter C. ftmlta, J. Selling. O. L.
Pchnsb.l. T. W. Siadi.r. A. P. Sprsgue. R.
U Stoat. W. H. Smith. J. D. Spencer. F. H.
F-trorg, L- F m!:h. H. Soion.oa. K. Paelo
tnaano. J. T. tf&lon. F. 6mlth. M. S.her
tn,a. C Fchoppe. L J. Sh.rir.an. Morris Sil
verman. A. Scott. Joha Finger. 8. Smith. J.
H. Smith. W. Shora. J. S.n-.inTO. E. S:mp-
s-n. O. at. Mrarks. J. B. S'mmnri. J. v
!. H. SnirlM. J. J. B-buInd. O. M.
saare. F. C. Farag. S. H. Poloman. U
o;.mka. A. Shapiro. J. H. Stahl. J. O.
fi'.aarna. Emanuel Flchel. Jco Sehwlnd.
J .-y. Smltn. J. Jmllh. W. H. Fmlth. T. H.
heroard. at. F. rMoan. G. T. Silfcnltter. H.
P. eoinor.aen. C!aw2e D Stao. C K- Ftona. C
A. Miappard. Jbn R. Selbrf. t . fctrrian.
L. r. SUfk. O. c. 8t..nr.r. I M. Starr.
Robert mllh. Co. Stewart. E. V. atina. A.
C sbaM'io, L. Snrder. R. G. Sloan. H. A
Fwaxt. R. Smith. If. Hp.nc.r. Co. M. tSulll
van. Jima) V. fiyrt. J. C. htuart. T. R.
stI. J. Woodi Smith. FranK H. 6mlth.
lKjrsr B. Fmith. A. T. Smith. S. w. Stella,
GMffi scocln. C. W. Stora. W. B- Shlv.IT.
H. O. Stray.r. N. D. Simon, 8- D. Stoddard,
C F. Sang.r. W. H. Staej.r. P. E. Bulllvaa.
P D Saa. a A Sax. E. il. Stntt. C. A. Staa-.
art. J-irh Suppl.. E- M- !?tmonton. E. 1.
Ptr.tcfc.r. W. A Sranton. J. Sieama. O. B.
amlth, rrar.a M. -hmttt. Herman Schmidt,
O. E. Smith. T. A- St. wart. H. L i-taer.
O. Klrkbam Pmtth. K. A. Slat.r, Bernard
ri.B'l. ra. Frank M. pnerman. F- C. Swlnney.
L- E. swt:and. Harry F. C buiL L- F. San
born. E. H. Srroa. A. L. Store. Claud DF.
Fmltb. R. . Stanl.y. F. C Steml.r. W. H.
SIJL A!r F. Smith. W. 8. Stork. W. H
Sl.uaa.r. Joa D. 6t.mberK. C. W. Htreat. L.
C. Sh.ldon. C W. Elfan. A. W. Slrowrer.
".'. D. Srhalk, A. Suionnl. Fred Soreller.
Thoav a-lnes. J. T. Sto.ld. Ed. W. Prhacht
Mariette, Royal Worcester. Bon Ton, Mme. Helene, Marquise and Reng'o Belt Corsets
Manicuring, Hairdressingf, 2d Floor Tea Room 4th Fl'r Ice Cream Parlors in Basem't
"Meims
WeehM
Great Reductions in Men's Clothing, Hats
Shirts, Pajamas, Underwear. Hosiery. Etc.
ku!Mlr.r. ,,r, books for tn. enroUmeot ' f' , c. s""th- " J ""J'J
c( m.M I k " ,, ,. ,1 " ' H. Strout XlcCaa Stewart. Fr.d H.
TTrT . .! opn,d nson""- Ftrona. N. Spinney. M. A. Storey. Geo. B.
Tfta nurpofs of ts propoaed ciub Is to 1 Story. A. E, Sanderson. J. W. Sweeney. R,
raci.itats trie s!nprion of a commission l v sin.ni i a w Button t.
pian cf r'vertiment ID Port. and. In be- j Stanley. T. M. Strona. A. P. Schoubos, J. A.
comir members of ths cl'ib, rltisena
i;i b aard to also th followlr.c prs
amb;. or d:iar;iia of principles:
n. tfts un.lerst:n.,l e:-. tors of Port
land. fc.rti.r at ..ruv t'is comr4ilun
fxrrn or K"ver i.jiicnt tor stri.iencv
erot.orry and l..r taxation, and demand
Its lmn:'tliiif. m
Uit im.,i cenrnim.-e in ths ability
and lritncr!ty of Jorph Simon. Inda-r-n
.-it - corrrriMvlwii'oyernmsnt can
ttt'lt for Jl.yor, hj hua declared
un..nlvrn a:iy for commission it'Tvern-n-i.t.
and p.ie hiin our loyal sui
l"rt f'.r election to th office, to srhlcn
le baa been nominated by rearly Suiiil
rf h.s f.l. w ciln. ns. further
I.s.iko ourjrlres to vol. sariy on June
. ai.l to urice up,n ,vsry citizen of
Wise" U" ,B,Prlunc dolnat llk.-
Club'a Purpoae Irinlfr.
Th movement to form such a club
orlk-:nstel uh ths citizens' committee,
and otT.rs further proof of th. earnsst
r. of iljjgr blm.m In his advocacy
of a commission form of (overnment aa
a substitute for th present city charter.
Ths puriv-ve. of th club Is dennit and
contemplates securlnj for th city such
a p:an of lorernmnit Immediately. Thla
Is wfcat Mayor Siiioq has been demand
In. It Is what h. Is samesi- contend
lr. for. Ha desires prompt action. Ills
position on this Issue Is dentin. That
of his opponent. Mr. Rushilht. Is ava
il ve.
Th. areat majority of th. voters of
th. cl:y want im-h a aovernment and
b;lv Mayor Simon means what h.
says when he declares that h will labor
laiihfully to secur. It for them. They
t!o not hav any assurano. from Rush
lixl.t. who Is contlnulns In. sams "sum-
" tacuca o. pursued la th. primary
campaign.
Simon's Position Clear.
Th position of Mayor Simon aa to
commission aovernment at no llm. bas
l'en an enlrna. Ho was amonr th. first
to .SS.111S. that plan. In an Interview
riven Th. Ore.;om.in nln. months axo
h advocsted th. cominlulon plan. Early
In th primary campaift-n. although not
leror. t ie people aa a candidate. Mayor
Mm-n In several interviews unquailhsd
ly reindorsed th commission plan.
Msyor b:mon was Instrumental In -rur.n
th Introduction and adoption
by the Council of a resolution, pre
sented by Councilman Hursard. author
l.ir.n th appointment by tn. Mayor of
a commission of 1 cltiiena to prepar.
and submit to th. people for their
sdoptton a commission form of char
ter. Th Mayor vxpecia within a few
ilayi to announc th members of this
commission s.hicb will Include repre
eentatlves of ail Interests In th. city.
M.ior biraon hss been spandlnc con
etilrrabl tun detormintn? selections
f r th. c.mmiston. He will complct.
i-l probably some tlm. this cek.
r.uet.I'.Kh!. on th other hand, was b.
for tr e p.op.a as a caniKUlo for Mayor
ar.d had b..'n ever since he was de
tected for t:: nomination to that oQlc
two years sk. iut In th late nrlm.rv
tatTit'aiK'a 1. remained noncommittal on
t ie su' j tt cf a commission government
tiu-.W two days befor t,.o primary l
t-o-i. whtn. rral.zmi; that his opponent.
tu l.oniiard. trrouf Jus advocacy of
f-.t prur.c.p'.e. aaa be,i.rr:lrg a dancerous
rnai for th coniinution for Mayor,
ItushllRi t Issued th foilowtn: ur.sup
Vortt atatcment:
"1 hav alwas stood for sxl lovern-rue.-t
In th Cliy of I'ort'.atid. 1 have,.
bfor you (Lcm'jardi. looked Into
th sunect. advocated tii commission
f na of Kovcrnnient. as my record
shows, t do so cow."
Itushllhl t'ators Ir!aj.
On th r.ls-ht 0f ths primary election,
wh.n his nomination was assured. Kush
1 ht Issued another statement, but It
was conrlnrd a . together to thanking th.
voters lor tieir support. He failed to
mention ths commission form of cov
errmsr.t or to commit himself oa any
oih.r q-ioilon relating to lh. gjvero
mer.t cf the city.
S.-.or:'.y bfora th primary election.
It-sr.i'sht was Interviewed by a repre
'niat!v. cf Th Oreconlan aa to his
position oa th commission plan. At
that titna h said he sn oppoasd to
goln- to th exv-nso of a spev.al elec
tion for suixiiittinir the question to th.
pe.!. He a:d h would favor suh
niituac th satjret at th next trenerai
e.evticn. wM-h will not b. bold until
November. li;i
This position on t- part of RushllKht
ful.v support th. suspicion by many
oters t; at h Is Ir.slncer In fcls pro-l-wpi
advo-acy of ths cnimlslon plan.
1 dert-rrlrit the submission of such a
vl.art.r ur.li. the Fall of Kush'tKht.
if elected, would h av served as Mayor
frr at l'ast Is or Si months of th two
year te-m for which he w .lected. be
fore tre commlsalon plan could b.
aaopted and placed in effect.
Smith. F. S. Stmbl. R. U Sabln. J. R.
Fante. J. Simons. O. StjbbiefleM, Jess K.
Sharp. Thos. Sweeney. Jamea Steel. S. O.
Smith. L.yman Smith. J. W. Spticra. H.
Smrhetmar. Wm. Schaeurhof. H. O. Sahlsl
men. M. t. Smith. Franc: Sesly. S F.
b:trod. Mas Smith. J. Fcbreiber. Jr.. A. Sera
l.r. Morris Silverman. Michael Silverman.
Harry achwarta W. s. Simpson. E. Samp-
son. H- Stutsn-an. Geo. H. Seen. C- w.
S.-hmeer. It. Schmeer. R. V. Smith. A. E.
Fhtnn. F. L. Hehana. Nathaa Slveli. V. is.
Sh.itloo, I..O Selllns. H. C Stuart. Geo. a.
Smith. 1. D. Selva. Jas. Stevens. A. R.
Strong-. Jr.. Thoe. Srhn.ider. W. IL Souls,
J no. P. Fharkey. U. B- Eoel.y. N. L. Smith.
J. A. Ptranlmd. W. It. Smith. ord Sens
stake. Fdmund P. She'.drn, Saline. K. A.
St.pbens. Joa Savrar.sky. L C Stanlord.
Max Sarford. J. W. sherer. H. N. Smith.
H. Sehneekloet. A. N. Smith. A. F. Fwens
son. J. A. stewsrt. W. W. Sweny. Sara K.
stott. Louis Seltxer, C. Stewart. A. B. Strow
bndee. Geo. M. Srronc. Thoa Statter. J. il.
Scott. Join Staehll. Geo. E. Streeter. Sam
Simon. Wm. Schmeer. F. ft. Skiff. P. V.
Schmeer. Albert N. Sldea Max 1. Schendal.
A. Stroman. A. U S'epMena It. P. Stanley.
W. p. Mrandhors. K. V. Sluman. Ellertoa
Shore. Iavid S. Stearns, IX W. bbavsr. Cbaa.
M. Scott, c N. Smith.
X.
T. S. Tosrnsend. S. H. TStmer. B. F.
Thomas. F. Thomeen. V. . Tlbbetta Max
Tettlebaum. tjulnton Tannoca, Lloyd .
Tlllbury. W. E. Ten Evck. J. T. Thomp
aon. ci. B. Tucker. E. N. Tomllnson. J. R.
Tnorapaon. R. 8. Tbomaa L. E. Thompson.
J. F. Troutman. A. C. Thompson. R. E.
Taylor. Arthur Thayer. H. Torrenc. J. H.
Trvfmmald. Max Tonkonosy. David Thorn
ton. S. F. Thatcher. Rev. R. II. Thomaa
t. E. Thompson. M. M. Trowbrldae, Dr. A.
Ttlser. O. A. Taylor. L. M. Tyler. J. E.
Temps. Peter Thor&orr. H. C Thompson, j
Wlliism w. Tsro, L- Trummer. J. a. Tnomp
S'in. 11. E. Thomsa C. Thompson. Frsnklia
Ts lor. E. H. Thompson. John B. Tsnnar,
M. H. Tower. H. H. Thompson. C. R. Taylor.
E. E. Treael.r. H. Tronmaa. P. E. Tomlln
son. af. Tollefitonk. A. TolabonoJ. Morris
Tsylor. W. II. Tsrlor. H. F. Taylor. L. M.
Thornton. G S. Taylor. F. II. Taylor, W.
C. True. Charles Toll.fson. E. M. Tucker.
Robert Turker. E. T. Tscxart. L. tV.
Thatcher. Warrea K. Tbomaa. John W. Ta
bor. E. L Thompson. A. Talbot. R. M.
Turtle. D. B. Tbomaa. W. J Tucker. A. L.
Tlbbetts. J. J. Tyrrell, w. S. Thomp
son. V. E. Tarb.il. P. Tobln. E.
Throckmorton. M. M. Tuft, T. C. Tharar.
A. Thompson. R. Thstcher. J. H. Tuttl.
J II. Thstcher. a. Tolstonara. W. T.rrr.
II. O. Tuttle. M. F. Trotel. J. I Teeadale.
Georg Turnball. F. W. Torwier. J. H. Tack- .
bury. W. H. True. W. p. Tlaraey. Clayton
Testorman. W. L. Testerman. Henry Teal. .
L. H. Tarpley. C. S. T:ard. Donald Tewkes
bury. H. U Tluhl. O. t. Thomter. E. H.
Thornton, Thompson. W. H. Truenhachm.
fr. J. II. Tuttl. J. S. Taylor. R. E Thomas.
Frank Tempi. ion, W. M. Thompson. Anton j
Trutlna. R. s.-Tracy. W. R. Taylor. E. R. ,
Thompson. W. F. O. Thatcher, p. Trofxer.
F- tl Tuttl. vf. M Taylor. C. H. Taomaa,
Geonr W. Thatcher. F. O. Tillman. J. O. '
Thatchsr. U. O. Thorsen. O. M. Turner. F. '
E. Troutlll. II O. Tennsy. W. Tillman, j
lr. L L T1cknr. H. w. Tlchenor. J. O. i
Thorn aa. John R. Tonlsch. J. S. Tsylor. R. i
C Trlmbl. J. M. Thomss. J. H. Teed. Allen
O. Thurmsn. Gsorc Turner. J. J. Tlcbsnor.
8. 1 houvarrsL
C.
J. J. tollman, H. 9. Uphan, E. Unser. A.
L t'paon. II. H. LrdahL A. J. Cnna. Thomas
I'ddiaon. W. II. I'nderwood. Edward In
rath. C I rquhart. 8. C. L'mphiet'.e. C. II.
t'Dham. John T. Urquhart. G. N. Lpahaw.
T. J. L hlman. J. a. Lnjunin.
T.
W. (. Tan Glahn. J D. Vice. J. Voetler,
John Veasen. J. H. Voat. C. L VanMeter.
Gordon Voorbica F. Vinton. D. H. Van
Horn. F. J. Voimltllon. C'hria Vlohost, J.
C. Vsne. John Van Koulnn. TV. R. Vin
cent. F. II. M Vail. A. Veatar. ti. It- Vin
cent. H. A. Van Koaktrk. H. J. Valentin.
Wllilam Vorphal. C V- Von Rhaim. J. L.
an lluff'l. E. A. Vernon. C A. VanFlut,
J. a, Voelker. Thomas Vigara. H. V. Vin
cent. Thad W. Vreelan.1. 8. H. Venard.
T. II. Vaukhan. J. C Veast. Cbarlea J.
Var!naia Lester C. Vsnetta. F. Vlerck.
Charles Vermend. l"aul Van Krirlsah, P. H.
Van Nice. Howard Villa. Abraham J. Van
Heeke-vn. C. V'an Houten. K. M. Van Loan.
Howard C. Van Meier. C. G. Van Evera,
Otto S. Vtnswasner. J Verran, F. Vanduyn.
O Van SchooTT hover. William Varta, B. E.
Van Voarhle, W. A. Vtggera.
W.
J. O. Wilson. A. C Walter. K. D. Wood
bury. F. Wtlmot. W. O. Wee. p. L. Wadler.
Jamea A. Walsh. Oeorg Walker. E. J. Wal
lace. W. Wlea. J. I). Welch, William E.
Today's Lecture
By Raymond Duncan
Auditorium, 3d Floor.
BENEFIT WOMEN'S CLUB.
Admission 25c.
urn. p
10
mmmrnm
r,. - -mmmiimm
Subject: Immortality of Hellenist Art,
with stercopticon views.
St.
$4QO Chiffon
iScarfs for $1.98
Suitable for the "Rosa Festival"
Today, main floor, a sale of
250 "Dew Drop" Beaded Chiffon
Scarfs, in white only. Very appro
priate for carnival festivities.
Very dainty, yet durable Scarfs,
worth $400 each; bar- tgl QQ
gainized for this sale ?. 70
Mil Orders Filled.
.Shoe Shining
Parlors Now
Open in Basement
Our
60tlk Aonaivers
5QO SilK
Petticoats
SlQVal.$4.49
500 beautiful messaline and taffeta
Silk Petticoats go on sale today.
An elesrant assortment, styled with
deep flounces, accordion plaited or
plain tailored, with silk or cotton
dust ruffles. Colors are blue, green,
lavender, navy, Alice blue, light and
dark gray, also stripes, changeables,
Dresdens, etc. Regular v A A Q
values to e10, special, ea. f1""-'
'J&iA vtir Entire atoch ot Real Lace Now at V Off
Today we inaugurate a great sale of our entire stock of real Laces, Irish
crochets, real Cluny and linen torchons, Princess, Duchess, etc. In the most
beautiful patterns. Commencing with today we will place l C-(-the
entire stock on sale at one-fourth off our regular prices
, i-a . ii
See Sunday Papers for List of Matchless Bargains for Today's Selling'
il Is
ir.yr.L'7if -r -ci -T.aiT;, nri-wZ'jj
8QQ Fime Shafts
8 Great Specials
85 Stilts $18.19
$4Q Suits $22.39
5Q 8.iiits$26.89
The greatest sale of the season begins at 8 o'clock thi3
morning. Don't miss it. A price to fit every purse, a
suit to please every taste. High-class man-tailored
Suits, suitable for any occasion, styled according tp the
latest vogue. Priced sensationally low. Read on.
if it
LOT 1 Comprises 350 attractive styles in
serge3, mixtures, cheviots, diagonals and
checked novelties; strictly man-tailored Suits
with medium length semi-fitting coats and
skirts in medium width, double box plaited
back, panel front. An extensive assortment of
styles to choos9 from. Values tl O 1 Q
to $35.00 now on sale, low price P - Q
LOT 2 An elegant lot of women's tailored
Suits, made of high-grade tweeds, cheviots,
serges and novelty materials, neatly trimmed
with braids on coat and on skirt. Many have
silk collars with messaline lining, medium
width plain and panel back skirts. These are
our regular values to $40 special Qoo on
during this great sale, for only
LOT 3 Very high grade, strictly man-tailored
Suits in fact, the most select line we
have ever offered. Cheviots, tweeds and nov
elties in tan, gray, and in stripes. French and
English twilled serges in navy, black, yay
and tan, and mannish mixtures. The very
newest style creations in our
reg. stock. Vals. to $50.
m our Ang on
Special $P.O7
50 Pieces Reed and Willow Furniture at lk O
Walton. Joseph Wood. W. H. Wallace, R. . L. Wlrgina. J. D. Wells, J. C. Withers,
- trrirhi s u Wlnlm T. Brook Harrison B. Wslker. 8. A. Wilson. P. L.
Whit. Gur 8. Wallao. J. C Webb. Henry
Westermtre. J. f. Warren. William Robert
Williams John P. Whltlock. Georx Wesa
Inxer. Rav R. Woodruff. W. E. Wllllama,
W. A. Wrenn. F M. Wade. R. B. Warren.
sr vr Wa.n.r Fdward Walsh. Henry Witt,
v. W. Woodruff. W. E. Wataon. Jo C.
Whit. Justin E. Wrlaht. O. VV. weathcrly,
I J Wallace J. H. William. L. M. Wood-
side. K. A. Wychoff. Francis Wllllama. t.
W alker R. W". Wllllama. A. O. West, C. A.
Warrwn. Charles L. Whipple. J. P. Ward.
F H Wall, O. L- Walker. J. O. Wilson. B.
p WsMln. J. P. Wendllck. 8. Woolsten. E.
S West B. W. Wlckeraham. Fred Wolf.
James Warner, A. Williams. F. H. Wilson.
y w Watera. J. Wllllama Grant Wilcox.
wm H Walker. H. O. Whlpp. David Wslss,
I U einsteln. D W. Werdllcs. L. D. Wlland.
ir J. Wlnterbnthsm. R. Wllllsmson. John
Wlthveombe. D. Wslter. R. C. Watklna.
lieorrr T. W'tllett. John W. Welch. Joseph
Woerndel. F. E. Watson. J. weu-ter. c. n.
Wataon. O. M. Williams. A. J. Wochoe.
H. J. Wllklna. J St. Wllley. Jr.. W. O.
Waddell. I. H. Went. T. Wolff, Geonr H.
Waron.r. n. B. Waate!!. A. U. Wright, S.
R. Whltmor. A. J. Warren. L. A. Wella
N. J. Wiser. R Wllllama C P. Woodland.
THOUSANDS SIGN PETITION
J -.in. in. C. V. iiv-tt. H U W. P.
i- tru '.?. Jo tmn. KrJ P pitr.itn. Dr. H.
ia-:J-r- ... I S:rt. Ataa V;er. Smith.
.. O- f--Mfi. I!.3i T. tfwk. J, V.". :hrwK-d.
j. C. bpccr, v".o. l .urr. K. W. i?nvlr.
ii- TL riT-T. Cacstr M iV.rT. O. A. Slwp-b-r.i.
f !:ruir. Lout isr.ihl-n. J. J.
fi?-.n:d:. i. C- Slptifn. A.rr-ri il. Fmltb.
i sn:rf.;t. D k. ty. h. ix M.ry.
0o. tT a. J. G. 'i A- I Ston.
r'urcT C. StowI. ts. H- !;anirk, r. A.
(i-fra. Jonr.'ti :a-on. C- 1.- -iolt W. K
fim'-tk. Jria t:rt. r O. Sfietin.-r, CtK
J. $rlr:i. J. H. I'ltrphfCTion. O. V. ?i:r.-v,
A. H- bniitJs, v.; K. f:phTf n. Ry
m!h. h. H. f-ir. A. U lron. H. W.
nnhrd. A. mii-nr. Zrm u w . a. C
kUi:JurT. C- L bmua. Hradford R- Bhmn
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NEW EVANGELICAL CHURCH AT LENTS DEDICATED BY
BISHOP BOWMAN.
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VIEW OF JIETW STRrCTVBE BtTILT AT COST OF SSO00.
Th. Bw Evanirelical Church, completed several months ago In
Lenta, was dedicated yit.rday. with ervlcea becrlnnlng- at :0 A. M
wh.n a Suatday-achool ralr was h.ld. Blahop Bowman, of Harrisburg-.
Pa, delivered th. sermon at 11 A. M. Another mcetlr.t; at J P. M.
was addressed by th. bishop. Th. Young" People'. Alilanc. met at 7
P M. Kv G. W. Plumar occupied the pulpit In the evening. Th.
clitirch cost $S.00 and will seat about BOO people. Th. building com
mute, la composed of H. R. Schurman, K. W. Reynolds. G. E. Ohsfeldt,
A. W. Fankhauser and E. W. Clara. Rev. J. A. Good, has been pastor
ef th. church.
Willie. H. H. Wazaoner. O. Wilde, Frank
M. Warren. A. R. Wollenherg;. Jonah B.
Wise, Georx Whltlsrk. John D. Wllllama,
C. C. Woodworth, Carl B. Wlntler. E. B.
Waterman. J. O. Wrenn, L. W. Wyncoop.
C W. Wolls, William F. Woodward, S. L.
WoolwarU, L. v. Woodward, C. K. Wil
liams. I. A. Webb. Adolphe Wolfe, C. D.
Wllhelm. Maurice Welnateln. Sam E. Wert
helmer. Maurlc Walton. Fred F. Webex. Jo
seph E. Wiley, Donsld G. Woodward, John
Watson, Heury Wells. James Wilbur, R. K.
WlnkUne, I. H. Wella E. Watroua J. O.
Wood. a. ET Walker. R. S. Wilson. F. F.
.Wrlxht, C A. Weber. I. V. WhetseL V. L.
Walker. C E. Wella w. A. Waiters, 8. H.
Wilbur. W. 8. Walter, Ben C. Win. C C.
Wheeler, A. H. Ward. A. D. Wllloughby,
Georx C Watklna Meytr Wax. E. B. Wll
llama A. R. Wright, J. A. Wisdom. E. M.
Whitman. J. Walrath, A. F. Wheeler. F. J.
Weber, L. A. Walker. F. S. Wllllama C. D.
Wray. Dr. a. E. Watts. F. C Washburn,
H. E. Walter. L. Wallace. E. Wood, J. M.
Wendt, L. H. Welch. C Williams. Paul
Warner. II. R. Whitney. C. 1 w'hltraan. E.
D. Wllllama J. A. Wuest, H. Wilson, F.
West. A. W. Worthen. Ous B. Wood a, J.
Wllllama L. 8. Whit. E. H. We mm a, E.
H. White. A. U. Whltlna. H. C. Wilson. 6.
Westrmsn. H. Wella Georx Watson. T.
Watson. Walter J. White. L. C Wilkinson.
W. B. Wood. H. W. M. West. L, Wlnther.
W. H. Wanner. C L. Wiles. O. O. Worden,
O. F. White. George F. Wilson, J. D. Whar
ton. JL S. Wallace. C. W. Whittlesey,
George W. Watt. A. L. Wtnch.es. R. w.
Walker. W. D. Wright. O. W. Webber. W.
R. Wetdmnn. Georg A. Warren. L. Weder.
John Wolff, Charles D. Wood, H. A. Whit
ney, H. C. Wortman. Plnckney F. Whit.
Ed Wllberg". F. C Westphal. B. R. Wolfe,
M. C. Woodward. J. M. Wackbrowe, J. Dan
iel Webster. H. J. Wilson. Harvsy Wella
J. M- Watts. Glenn Wheeler, F. H. Wol-
gamst. H. wichberger. T. M. Warren. Jr,
H. W. Wella John F. Wballey. C. T. Whit
ney. M. Wise. w. H. Warren, C. R. Webber.
C r. Waters Morris H. Whltehouse, E. M.
Waldron. A- S. Wella Richard K. Walton.
S. Waldman. E. C. Ward. Nat Wars
veil". C A, Weaver. H. R. Wakeman, G.
K. Wlldman. H. H. Wright. W. J. WIswelL
C H. Warner. L F. Wagenknecht, B. G.
Whltscheresy. F. F. Williams. A. G. Wel
ber. A. Welch. T. B. Ward. T. Woodward.
D. X. Watt. Robert Wakefield. M. B. Wake
man. B. Wlea. C A. Ward. A. Woodwertn,
W. X. Wood. E. W. Wright, E. C. Wilson.
T. H. West. H. W. Wallace, J. F. Wineland.
J. H. Wltwer. William D. Wheelwright, N.
il. w ttt. John D. Wilcox. Ottls B. Wight.
Al Wollfer. Will H. Walton. C. B. Welcher.
A. A. Wright, H. C. White. A. W. Whltmer.
8. Welnsteln. E. C. Warren, M. E. WiUlama
H. Wllla John T. Wheeler, John H. Wood
ward. F. R Wilson. Dr. A. M. Webater, A.
Wllllama. C. P. Wolf. R. C. Walker. George
P. Wetxler. F. C Wasserman. p. w. White,
R. K. Warren. Georg Q. Weldln, Dr. J. A.
White. Paul Waldt. C A. Wood. D. Welsh.
J. C Wood. George Whi taker. Eugene Wetx
ler, Jamea Mcl. Wood, C. O. Wharton. H.
M. Ward. J. w. Wledrlck. P. T. Wallace.
C. Waldron, George E. Watklna w. B.
Wllllama A, B. Wllllama A. R. Wllllama.
Thomas O. Wilson. H- R. Wlnchell. P.
Worttets. E. A. . Wild. Lou Wachenhelmer,
B. C Wilson. L. a. Wlrdewltsch. w. A. wis-
nom. M. o. Wllklna E S. Waldren. ,
V.
A. H. York. H. H. Tonngr. B. E. Tounc.
W. J. TeaJey. J. Q. Touag, John E. Tonne, .
W. L, Tsle. Jsmes B. Toung, R. C. Tenney,
H. P. Toung. 6. J. G. Toung. J. D. Tounx.
H. C. Take, J. B. Teon. B. C Toemana Ray ;
Tatea F. A. Toung. G. w. lounger. R. M.
Toung. A. K. Young. Jack Tates. Harry A.
Toung. T. O. Yanaey. F. C. Yettlck F. C.
Toung.
Z.
H. Zslk. A. H. Zlnsley. Jordan V. Zsn.
D. J. Zan. Frsd Ziets. W. S. Zon ken bora
C. E. ZUly, Charles M. Zadow, James C.
Zan, M. A. Zollinger, Chanles Zollinger, John
Zens, A- Zachrlsson. C. R. Zehntauber, C
Zimmerman, Max Zetosh.
YOUNGER OFFICER WINS
Captain Lackland, "Of Washington,
Grandson of Judge Hanna.
Captain Frank: D. Lackland, the only
officer of the Washington, D. C. Dis
trict National Guard to paaa th. exami
nation given recently by the Federal
Government at Fort Leavenworth, Kan.,
and who has been Informed of his ap
pointment as a Second Lieutenant In the
United States Army, lg a son of Mrs.
Katharine Lackland, formerly of Port
land, and a grandson of th. late Judge
Hanna, of Southern Oregon. Th. Wash
ington Post says of him:
"Captain Lackland Is one of the best
known of the younger officers of the
District National Guard. When he left
high school a few years ago he enlisted
In the militia, and it was but a short
time till he had passed an examination
for a commission. He received a Second
Lieutenancy and later on promotion to I decorate the graves of the soldier dead
First Lieutenant.
"For the last several months he has
held a Captaincy, and has commanded
Company E. He has occupied prominent
positions on the brigade rifle teams and
on the Congress Heights rifle range,
where the militia is taught to shoot, and
has made several records as a marksman."
"DEEP SEA FISH."
Large fresh crabs, 10c; razor clams,
two dozen, 25o; bard-shell clams, 5c per
pound: chloken halibut, 10c; chinook
salmon, 16c; shad, 6o per pound; Nor
way mackerel, 10c and 16c; Norway
Herring, Milkers', $1.00 per keg; Nor
way sardines, 10c or $1.00 per dozen:
Yarmouth bloaters, 60o per dozen; C. &
B. Kippered herring". 25c, .2.60 per doz
en; salmon bellies. Eastern Oysters, 66o
per can; Olympla oysters, 76c per quart.
D. Kellaher & Co. B 169; East 418.
Memorial Day' to Bo Observed.
FOREST GROVE. Or., May ZL (Spe
cial ) The J. B. Mathews Post will
march to the Forestvlew Cemetery to
r
Woodard, Clarke & Co.
Washington and Fourth Streets
Special Sales Today:
Fine Cut Glass, Hammered Brass, Art Station,
Third Floor.
Fine Cotton and Linen Bath Towels, Eubber Sec
tion, Main Floor.
Pottery-lined, heavily nickled Casseroles, $2:69
Bean Pots, 1.59, on sale at Sundries Section,
Main Floor.
on Memorial day. In the afternoon
Rev. E. V. Stivers, E. W. Haines and
President Ferrln, of Pacific University,
will address a patriotic meeting in one
of the halls. On Memorial Sunday the
churches will unite in a union meeting
at the Methodist Episcopal Church.
Use of Gas From a
Hygienic Standpoint
Lecture by Prof. Vivian B. Lewes,,
F. I. C., F. C. S., at the Meeting
of the British Institution
of Gas Engineers.
PRODUCTS OF COMBUSTIOX OF
GAS. The effect of burning gas as
an llluminant on the a'r of our dwel
ling rooms and the health of its oc
cupants Is as old a subject as the use
of gas itself.
with the advent of the electric light
as an llluminant, great stress was laid
upon Its enormous advantages from the
hygienic point of view; and Its sup
porters still make the claim that It
must of necessity be far more health.
ful to use as an llluminant than gas.
It bag not unnaturally been assumed
that, owing to incandescent electric
lighting adding nothing to the Impuri
ties In the atmosphere, and what is
quite as Important withdrawing no
oxygen from It, It must be the most
hygienic form of illumination to em
ploy; but In the years which have
elapsed since electricity was pressed
into the service of man for Illumin
ating It has become perfectly clear
that, though It Is inactive as regarcs
vitiation of the atmosphere, A GAS
LIGHTED ROOM WILL REARLY al
way. be more pleasant and healthy
to live in than one lighted by the newer
form of lllaminant
I have in my mind at the moment a
hall, which In the old days was lighted
by gas, and in which a large audience
could with comfort sit through an
hour's lecture or with pleasure through
a three hours' dinner, but which, with
the march of civilization, had its illu
mination changed from gas to electric
ity; the latter being employed with
all the latest refinements to effect the
lighting under the best conditions,
with the result that any large gath
ering within its walls leads to a state
little short or asphyxiation, it is wn.i
factors that lead to this anomaly that
I now desire to deal.
Owing to the peculiar nature or the
question, embracing as It does both
chemical, physical and physiological
considerations, Jt is Impossible to treat
it from any one of these points alone;
and In order to make It clear, one
must review the various data Involved,
although many of them are well known,
to you.
(To be continued Wednesday.)