1911.
of larceny la a dwelling-, and another
acatnst Junior Thompson, on a chars
of larceny In a dwelling, and another
against Junior Thompson, on a chars;
ot "aasauitlnr aa officer to aid the
eacapa of prisoners."
Th latter Indictment Is a direct ra
nlt of attempt to break Jail on last
Monday night, when Trompson assault
ed Jailor liuy W. Spicer. The defend
ant Is accused of having- attempted to
aid Ogden and other prisoners In the
jail In escaping;. Th penalty provided
for a conviction under thl statute la
Imprisonment In th Jail from threa
month to one yar. or Imprisonment
In th penitentiary for from two to ten
year.
Several new matter har been
brought to th attention of th grand
jury, and th indications are that body
will not complete its work befor Tues
MEETINGS FAIL
Rushlight Partisans Routed In
Efforts to Break Up
Gatherings.
day or Wednesday or next week.
CHANGE NOT DESIRABLE
AT THB THEATERS
m-nx- vnpvTYP. m?TT.nTA. SATURDAY. J U E 3,
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ATTACKS ON SIMON
i
''.eDstiiLLeosMe)stNCi tsvhi run
Voters Trged to Take Action Tht
Will Insure Commission Charter
and Meanwhile Bnslneee
Atfrrilnl-strntlon.
gIVO JfCETlXOB TOXIGHT.
Tom Kkkardm sad A. A. Bailey
!U addrea the voters of Sellwooa mt
aa epee-atr meetlns. corner at Fnia
tllla Spokane avenaea, at S
lock inliM. At - P. X. tba
aana speaker will talk to the Tot.ro
of tao Alberta district at Sixteenth
mMA Alberta otnofa At both ot
these meetlass too speakers win be
aocotapaaltd by tho Orron stale
Quartet.
e
An onranlsed and prearrans-ed effort
a tba part of Rushllaht partisan!
failed to break op meetings arranged
for and bold br speaker for Mayor
Mmoo last night. Tom litcharrtson and
A. A. Bailey. who presented to claims
of Mayor Himon for re-election. suc
ceeded In disbanding tho disturbing;
lenient and at tho earn time concisely
presented tho reaoona why Mlmon should
be re-elected. In both Instances the
meetings, through tho efforts of Rich
ardson and Bailey, were won or to
... I. ... 1. 1 1 h I InirloiMri tOOK
advantage of the advertising of the
fSimon meetings ana uu .
sought to break up tho asjjemhlaaes.
-The commission form of govern
ment, advocated by Mayor Simon." aald
Mr. Klchardson at the Albtna meet--m-
v business propoal-
i nis the transaction of
tho buatness of this city by a com-
-. it.. n .wn membora
mimun " . " vm -
rather than by a City Council, ouch aa
yoo ha or 1 memoera
Commlaaloa Flan Proved Good.
Mr. Richardson related tho eiperl-
following tha disaster which
that city nine years eo "
auditors of tha remarkable record that
was mad by tha people of that city,
through a comtnlt"n form of govern
raent In re-eetabllehlng order and at
the same time giving to tha taxpayer
and homeowner reasonable oonaldere-
llon. . ,
-Why should we make a change In
the present administration of our
municipal business, particularly In view
of the probably early adoption of a
commission form of rnmtntr In
quired Mr. F.icherdaou. -Wo hare ex
perienced two yearn of unparalleled
prosperity uader tha administration ot
Mayor blmoo. Mora atreeta have been
Improved durtnc bis term than during
the preceding years.
-1 araia ask yoo. why should we at
this time make any changes In our
present municipal officials. Ton know
Mayor Simon and what bo atanda for.
What la tba poaltloa of Mr. Rushlight
with respect to any ot tha Important
questions or Issues relating- to our
municipal effalrst Hit ha committed"
Mmeeltr Doei anybody know where
he stands? lie ha had nothing- to say
for himself. Ha anybody heard htm
say anything for himself"
Mmon'a Enemies) Classified.
yir. Fall ay explained that no was sup
port lnr Mayor Simon for re-election
(.cause of the enemies Plmon had made,
lie followed this by saying that Simon
was being opposed by tha paring; com
panies. Int moving- picture trust, tha
City Hall and County Commissioners'
machines simply because In hi efforta
to give to the peop'a of this elty a
sane and reasonable business adminis
tration of Its affair he had entailed
the misfortune of enlisting tha oppo
sition of thoso elements.
Proceeding Mr. Bailey declared that
Vr. Rushllcbt had mads promises to
tha laboring men of the city that It
would be Impossible for Mm to fulfil.
Mr. Bailey frankly admitted that h
had opposed Mayor Simon politically
for tha last It year and was support
ing. nim at this time tor tba single rea
aua that he regarded Plmon superior
to Rushlight In the way of qualifica
tions and otherwise for tha o trice ot
Mayor.
Mr. Bailey, as a man who for mora
thaa t yearn was Identified with the
labor organisations of Portland, made
effective addresses before each of the
three meetings held. The entertain
ment of tha audiences was further con-
. trtbuted to by the Oregon Male Quar
tet, wht'-b, will also appear at tonight-
meetings at cWlwood and at Sixteenth
' and Alberta atreeta. Thia quartet In
creases In popular favor with each
aucceoilna appearance.
Mr ,Rlohardon and Mr. Bailey spoke
at Williams avenue and Ruaeell street.
Union avenue arid Fast Ituroslde and-
Grand avenue and Past Morrison.
6 MAGAZINES IN COMBINE
Hampton' Columbian. Hon and
Other Publications In Concern.
NEW YORK. June 3. Announcement
waa ma-1 today by a consolidation of
maaaxino Interests la which six pub
lications will be brought under on
control known aa the Cmumbtan-Strrl-Ins;
Company. The evnsoltdafed maca
slne are Hamptons Mjgaitne. Colum
bian Maaailne. Homo Maranoe. etterl
tng Maasjtne. Orfre Farm Kevtew and
the American Woman- Review.
Krank Orff. of the Western Magajtna
Publishing; Company, will head the
pew companv. whirl waa Incorporated
today for It.. The main manufacturing-
of t!"e consolidation will be
done at ft. Louis, tha pre.nt home of
the Western Macaslne Publishing; Com
pany. NINE INDICTED IN ASTORIA
forrcry. larceny and Assault Are
Charge Preferred.
ASTORIA. Or. June J. peclaL
The Circuit Court grand Jury today re
turned a total of am indictment One
of them Is arain.t a defendant who Is
not In cusfKly. so It nature was not
divulged- The others are aa follow:
Two asalnst Raymond Cocly Tnotnp
.00, on a charge of forgery; threa
ag.ln.t J. B. ogd.n. on a charge of oo
lemma money aader false pretenses:
net against Harry Clifford, on a charge
of obtainias money under fxlse pre
t.ases by pasatna a aoeua check : on
aaiaa XncUor Ih.y.jsoa. o a char
l MrTHKKX AXO MARLOWK.
t la -Twelfth Slawx." Presented at t
I the Urillg Tbeater.
Cast. ..
j Orslne Frederick lwls t
cbuiiu Srdasy Mather I
Antonio William Harris T
A te Captain John Taylor
V.l.ntlne P. J. Kelly
I Curio William MeCoomls J
: Sir Toby Belrh... Rowland Buckstone i
Sir Andrew Aauecheek
Malcolm Bradley
iMalvolle Mr. Sothsrn I
Fttit Thomaa Coleman
4 Fsblsn ...Albert 8. Bawson
a Priest Prederlck Roland f
T OU la y Alma Kruger J
I viola Mlas Marlowe
e Maria. .Nora Lamlsoa e
leeaeee ....
WHEN played by actors of tha fin
est equipment as are those In the
Sothern and Marlowe Company, that
fin comedy of Shakespeare's, -Twelfth
Night. make for delightful and Im
pressive entertalnraent.
No ona part la played by an unskilled
actor. Usually the associate players
have been cut by nearly half In num
ber, thus forcing the stars Into dom
inance, evidently the prime art aim
of Mr. Sothern and Miss Marlowe Is to
revive classics as completely a pos
sible. Sir Arthur Wing Plnero says that
"comedy Is fare by a dead author."
The Sothern-Marlowe players frankly
treat th lighter parts of Twelfth
Night" as a farce, and It bounds along
In a wholly agreeable and fascinating
manner. Yet with It all on Is con
scious of a rich F.llxabetban quality.
Mr. Sothern. who has the natural
gifts ot a comedian, as he first dem
onstrated mora than 30 years ago, ac
complishes the portraiture of that
princ of coxcomba, Maivollo. Almost
unrecognisable Is th external Pot hern
with his added girth and bulk of frame
To tha character he gives every shade
of meaning Its author could have de
vised. He give to th word and man
nerism of th pompous steward to
Olivia a personal drollery that creates
galea of appreciative laughter. Ills
lofty consequential air Is vastly amus
ing, as In contrast with the dignity of
Lady Olivia or th unassuming gentle
ness ot Viols.
Tha actor's foolery la beautified ex
ceedingly in the seen with Sir Toby,
unci to Olivia. Feet th clown. Maria
th quaint attendant of Olivia and Hlr
Andrew. In this th four arch-conspirators
crouch behind a low garden-seat
and send out th fin quips snd clever
bon-rnot put Into their mouths by th
poet, while all alone on the center of
tha picture struts th conceited and
domlnatory steward, dressed In hi gay
feathers, reading- and pondering In
Si-andlloqu.nl styl over Olivia's letter
to another. Mr. Eothern throughout
has all the artiste s comedian's facility.
Mlas Marlowe s Viola I maidenly
modest and modeetly maidenly. Tru
h dona hose and doublet, but she dons
also a long enveloping cloak, and her
boyishness has every sens of effemin
acy. Her Viola Is roguish. Bhe plays
with a delicate strength that Is none
the less delicate) because of th
strength. Above all else, her portrayal
has th evanescent charm of sincerity
and an abiding to the text.
Miss Alma Kruger succeeds admir
ably aa Olivia, and n pert little maid,
Nora umtson. plays Maria with a buoy
ancy that nvr border on bolsteroua
nes. Rowland Backstona Is cast as Fir
Toby, with a habit of looking on tha
win when it U red, and a Joviality that
la contagious In tba drinking scene
In Olivia's kitchen when Maivollo de
scends upon th revelers and roundly
denounces them. Mr. Buckstono, wbll
a bit clownish. Is very agreeable.
Malcoln Bradley aa Sir Andrew Ague
cheek I snother comic actor who
merits praiea.
Frederick Lewis Is Orslno. and a very
manly clean-ent role he makes It. Th
clown I g1vn to Thomaa Coleman, who
makes muoh of tha part and its humor
ous lines.
This afternoon "A Ton Uk It" will
b th offering. "Hamlet." Mr. Soth
rrn In his favorite role. Is tha bill this
evening.
CASHIER $14,000 SHORT
Cnlverelty Emjloje Who SaJd He
tCae Robbed Held Embexxler.
MINNEAPOLIS. Mlnn Juna t. I. D.
Rren. a cashier of the University of
. . wka mimHmI that he had
been robbed by three men of I14.S00
near the campus ycsieraay. wa pmceu
under arrest at 1 o'clock this morning
. ... v. - I tn?if Ktatton-
tnil Ht.Q " " -
where he was charged with embexxle-
menC
TAFT LEAVES FOR CHICAGO
President Will Continue Campaign
for KeclprocJly There.
WASHINGTON. Jun 1 Presider.;
TafU accompanied by Secretary of tha
Interior Fisher and Secretary Hllles.
departed tonlicht for Chicago, where to
morrow he will continue his campaign
for Canadian reciprocity by speaking
before the Western Economic Society.
Man? North westerners In Gotham.
NEW YORK, June !. Special.) Pa
cific Northwe.t arrivals at New York
hot. la tortav were:
From Portland Mls E. Faillnjt. at
the Seville: F. O. Ante. Mrs, F. O.
Arate. at the Untnd Union.
.. a 1 ck n.h,m kL fl-
r rom f ; r. .,j 1 v-. .
Oaks, at the York; Mrs. M. Ranlk. at tha
Grand I nion.
From Woodland. Wash. R. E. McNeal,
at the Grand Union.
From Sesttle R. E. Pllxer. t the
. . . 1- - i... v .stx.decker. at
tr Hotel Astor: E. Wiener. Mrs. E. Wie
ner, at the York: F. Laroche. Jr at lb
Grand: P. M. Henry, at the Ott.
Tracliera Hold Convention.
x,e. f.i..... were present at the
annual convention cf th school offi
cers ef Multnomah County fcald at the
Commercial Club at Oreeham yester
day. County Superintended ttooinson
ti school ra.thods and
equipment were th subjects of the
day s wirk. Luncheon was served by
the Ladles Aid Society pi tn tirwomi
Methodist Eptacopal Cturca.
RIVER CLAIMS VICTIM
WILLIAM MODDER IS DROWNED
IV WILLAMETTE.
Whether Death "Resulted 1-Ynm Ac
cident or Design la Not Known.
Body I Recovered.
i,it- -4riAite dpownett In th
Willamette River Jut south ot the
Hawthorne-avenue oran "-
o'clock yesterday evenlna;. Whether h
committed sulcid or aceidentaUy feU
out of hi boat th Coroner la unabl
to determine. Tli body wsa recovered,
at 8:10 by Hufta Brady, tha city gran-
Pler- w. .
M odder rented a ooai at no
boathons at noon yteraay ana
to th Oaks. He was seen to leave
th Oaks about Bo'clock by ona of
the employe ot th boathouse and
start down th river. About 7:S0 P.
M. th captain of th Stlmaon saw the
empty boat and about the same time
an unknown man reported that h
saw a man flounderlnr in the water.
Modder'a coat, vest snd bst. which had
been removed while rowlnsr. were
found in th boat. There was no wa
ter In the boat to Indicate that it
had been tipped very far to on lde,
A recommendation from C I Idle
man, a horseman iu MontaTtHn. saylns;
Moddsr had worked for him a year
and paying; a hlsjh tribute to tha man.
was found In his pocket and served to
Mentlfv him. Mr. Idleman said lsst
night thst h knew very little about
Moddr other thaa that he waa trust
worthy and thoroughly understood the
handling- of horses, it Is said Modder
had no relative In the city and that
a brother Uvea in Montana.
Modder wa about 40 years old.
Th body will be held at Dunning;
McEntee s by th Coroner until called
for by relative.
Mr. J. A. Sloore Dies.
OREGON' CITT. Or- Jon t. tSp-
claL) Th funeral of Mr. J. A. Moor.
who died yesterday, will be held from
St. John's Catholic Church at noon
Sundav. iir. Moor was th eldest
Juf titer of Mrs Emma JicDoOsid and
. Portland, "Or., June 3, 1911.
TO THE PUBLIC:' . , . . .
Is there any good reason for voting the billboards out of existence?
Do you know that they give employment to 150 skilled medianics?
Do you know that the billboards mean a payroll of $3000 weekly?
Did you ever see anything advertised on them that is not clean, wholesome, honest and fit for ?
anyone to read? ,
Do you know that all billboards are all on private property?
Do you know that there are billboards much larger and more numerous in every city in the world?
Do you realize that there are no billboards in Irvington, Portland Heights, Ladd's Addition, ..;
Laurelhurst, Nob Hill, Kings Heights, or any strictly residential section?
Which looks the best to our visitors a vacant, unkempt lot covered with weeds and rubbish", or a
neat, businesslike, well-kept 'billboard? "
Has there ever been an accident from a billboard in Portland?
Do you know that our billboards are built of iron?
Do you know that billboards 40 feet high are allowed in New Yorlv Chicago and an large Eastern
cities?
Do you know that Portland at present has an ordinance which wo are living up to, which regu
' lates the erection and maintenance of billboards and signs, which limits their height to 20 feet, compels
their being built of iron, specifies the size of posts, braces and anchors, prohbits objectionable adver- .
tising and regulates them as to safety, morals and health?
Do you know that the title of the billboard measure on the ballot is misleading? : j'
Do you know that this measure, If passed does not mean regulation but prohibition, - ' ' ;
notwithstanding statements to the contrary?
Do not be misled.
We call upon our personal friends, business assjciates and the public to vote down this unwarranted
attack upon our business. '
Think over the above questions and then ask yourself if any one would be benefited by voting us
out of business.
VOTE 139 X NO.
tha lata Josh a McDonald. Sh was
born at Salem July 18, 1864. and came
to, this city with her parents wnen
young-. She was married to J. H. Moor
24 years ago and her husband and four
children survive her. Carl Moore, one
of the children, was called recently
from Philadelphia, where ha waa attending-
college, on account of the se
rious Illness of his mother. Mrs. Moore
ia also survived by two Bisters. Mrs.
Arthur MlUn and Mrs. Leonard I
Piokens.
Party to Take Long; Auto Tour,
43RANTS PASS, Or.. June (Spe
cial.) Ex-Mayor Kinney, merchant.
banker and pioneer business man, left
today for a two months' tour of Cali
fornia by automobile. With him ar
Mr. Klnnev snd their son Paul, and
ajUff If!
Svvissco Stops If
lA&eZ XSIAX BOTTLX TBX3.
Dandruff Is MarMsnlns.
Swlssco stop dandruff quickly,
grows new hair and restores gray and
faded hair to its natural youthful color.
8wlssco stops baldness, bald spots,
falling hair, scabby scalp, sore scalp,
brittle hair or any hair or ecalp
trouble. .
To prove that our claims are true wa
will sand you a larg trial bottle free
If you will aend luc In silver or stamps
to help pay cost of postage and packing
to Swlssco Hair Remedy Co, J63S P. O.
Square. Cincinnati. O.
Swlssco will be found on sale at all
druggists and drug department every
where at Sue and tl.oe a bottle.
por sal and recommended In port
land by
THE OWL DRUG CO.
a5Vj
PORTLAND OFFICE
;
Per
r- ,-:
Very truly yours,
FOSTER & KLEISER.
SUMMER
LIMITED TRAINS
DAILY, BEGINNING SATURDAY,
TO
ASTORIA AND CLATSOP BEACH POINTS
SEA SHORE LIMITED, DAILY
Leaves Portland 9:20 A. M. Arrives The Beach for luncheon.
Leaves The Beach after dinner. Arrives Portland 10:15 P. -M-
WEEK-END SPECIAL
Leaves Portland 2:30 P. M. Saturday. Arrives The Beach for Dinner.
Leaves The Beach 8:40 A. M. Monday. Arrives Portland at 12:30 P. M.
.Other trains leave Portland at 8 A. M. and 6:30 P. M..
Observation-Parlor Cars on All Trains.
Tickets and Parlor Car Seats at
CITY TICKET OFFICE,
Fifth and Stark Sts.
All trains rise
THE NORTH BANK STATION.
Eleventh and Hoyt Sts.
JUNE 3D
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