c THE MORNING OTIEGOXIAN. Fit ID AT. 3I.VT 1012. 15 50 sites GO TO LOS ANGELES Luxuriously Equipped Train of Ten Cars Carries Members of Al Kader Temple. NOBLES' LEAVE CHEERING iicHal Train. P.i Thmush Portland With Calsary. pokane T aroma, !-auk- and Vic toria Delegations. tvtth ry arrnKemnt fully mm- lifted fT a rnrI good time. loO memDers 01 ai iner innpm ui imp Nobles of the My tic Shrino. of I'ort Lnd. Iff t last nlKht at 11:45 o'clock li la apac-lal train for a 10 daya' pilgrim Lc to Los Antl' to attend the 1m ferial divan and to participate in i series of entertainment planned for tha visitors In Loa Angeles and else where along the line. Never haa & train left rortland bet ter equipped with comforts and con Tenlencea and peldom has there been I more lively crowd than that which cheered loudly for Portland aa the start on the lone; trip waa made. I TraJa Flarly be: nipped. V The train Included seven standard ervatlon car. It left Portland with s load of cheering passengers hauled by one of the largest and f.utet en tnea of the Southern I'acltlo system. hort stops will be made In the Wll lamette Valley and Southern Oregon to pick up other excursionists. At Ashland today Use Nobles of 1(111 Temple will Join the Portland delega tion. The train will reach ban Fran cisco Saturday afternoon and the party will have until Sunday morning to par tie! pate In a sight-seeing trip and other entertainments planned by the Noble of ban Francisco. The party will ar rive at Los Angeles Sunday at P. M, tn time for vespers. At the close of the Los Angeles im perlal council's sessions the party will break up to return as the members de sire. There will be no special train back. Portland waa the temporary oasis for Several hundred visiting nobles yester day. Shrlners began arriving- at noon. t which time the Calgary and lpo kane temples reached here on a spe rial train. These delegations took In the sights of Portland until mid TilrhT. when they left on a special train which ran a short distance be hind the Al Kader special. Katertalasseat la Praard. Still another special train of Nobles arrived at 10 10 last night. On this were ihrtner of Seattle, Victoria and Tacoma temples. Their special followed the Calgary-Spokane special. Al aialalkah Temple of L- Angeles has made arrangements for the enter timmcnt of the Shrtners who will be there from all parts of the I'nited States. Ju-t what the programme is lias not been made public, except the assurance that It U' be good. Port land m til get to see many hundred Shrlnera from varlona parts of the Fast within the next few weeks. Twenty-eight special trains are sched uled to pass through this city en route after the Imperial divan. COUNTY FAIRS PROMOTED J.. W. Hill, of -rct Nortliern. Would Cite Them Publicity. Communttlea in the Northwest that hold annual county fairs, grange fairs or other exhibitions where the local products are displayed will be given encouragement this year by L. V. 11111. president of the (.Sreat Northern Rail way. Last year Mr. Hill gave a large number of prises at several fairs held In Oregon, and the following letter re cently sent by the Great Northern Im migration department to secretaries of fairs In all parts of the state Indicates that he contemplates similar action this year: tVe would like very much to hare a state ment rerardlng any county, district or Crane fair hld m your town or locality 1a.it year, 1111. Would like to know what the attrndaiice vs.; also the cash receipts, and any other unusual features. W de-tr the Information to incorporate tn noma literature whlcn we are grttlng out wtth a view to enmurasinr the development r county f&trs and their participation tn ev the seneral puhllr. t'reslnut Louts W. f 111 believe that local fairs do great good, and he is sincerely 1.irous of encouraging jrh fairs, particular!) a county (air. In every county in our territory. I ' HILL PRIZE FOR SCHOOLS Railway Head Offers Cop In Garden C'ontot. A large silver cup was offered yes terday by Louis W. Hill, president of the Great Northern Railway, aa the grand sweepstakes prize for the school having the best exhibit In the garden contest at the Armory June IS. In a letter to James J. Payer, secretary of tha garden contest committee, Fred W. Graham, western Industrial and im migration agent of the Hill line, said Mr. Hill will present the most beautiful cup obtainable. I'trector Hetzel, of the extension department of the Oregon Agricultural College, spoke yesterday to the pupils of the West Side Schools on "cultivation of soil." An automobile furnished him by the Keats Auto Com panv enabled Professor Het-I to visit a large number of schools. He will con tinue his work today. The Orego nlan yesterday received t0 for the Vcftool garden contest fund from Clos- sett A Devers. Portland next July. They will travel over the Burlington to St. Paul, thence over the Great Northern to Portland, arriving here at 7 A. M. Monday. July 8. The party will disband here after tbe convention, that the travelers may re turn homo at will and over divers routes. Attractive folders, printed In purple snd white and generally descriptive of the trip to Portland, have bean Issued by Fast St. Lou la Elks. It contains pictures of Portland and scenic attrac tions alone the route. Like of Cairo. Alton and other Southern Illinois cities will Join the Fast 8U Louis party. Karh city will have separate representation In the parade. This train will be oper ated In addition to the special from St. Loula. Mm. which will carry li mem bers of the order from that city to Portland. The Mlssourians will aup port Faulkner's candidacy for the grand trusteeship. Mr. Faulkner is city con trailer of Fast St. Louis. The three voung men who are walk Ing from Hrooklleld. M&, to Portland are moving along nicely, being enter tained and encouraged In every city through which they pass. Harry C McAllister, secretary of the convention commission, receives dally reports of their progress. They recently passed through North Platte. Neb., and were dav ahead of their schedule. Hundreds of Portland people have notified Mr. McAllister of their desire to accommodate strangers In their homes during the reunion. The hotels will not be able to care for all visitors. I. W. IV. CLAIM DENIED XOT f-PITEI" AT HAD I IN -rOW ElJy MEETING, SAVS DIRECTOR. &0M0M0 M0M0M0Mto 0J the School Board I Asked to Authorize) OK-ervanre of "Peace Day, Which Falls on May 18. Just to show that the School Board was not spited nor put "on tha run' by Socialist and L W. TV. agitators. Director IL C. Campbell, who was a member of the board committee attend ing General Baden-Powell at his re cent meeting In this city which was broken up by agitators, moved at the regular semi-monthly meeting of the board yesterday that the rules In case be suspended, and that an nouncement concerning a boys' military organization to be known as the First Regiment of Oregon Reserves be per mitted in the high schools of the city. "The Baden-Powell meeting waa dls. respectful and disgraceful and I under stand that those responsible for It bave been boasting of having enectuany routed the School Board. But we're not going to be spited or put out of busl neea. and I'd like to give them an other chance at us." said Mr. Campbell. tn w discussion that followed. It was thought that tha suspension of the rules that prohibit announcement be ing made In the schools of the. city, would leave the way open for requests of a similar character. The motion of Mr. Campbell failed to receive ond. and the) request remain weanted. A petition waa presented to tha board by Mrs. M. Gusae Slchel. chairman of the peace committee of the Council ot Jewish Women, tn wnicn tn Doaru was asked to authorize an appropriate ebumnri of "Peare Iay tn in schools of the city. As this day. May 11. falls on Saturday. It was asked that the celebration in schools be advanced to Frldav. The day la the anniversary of the establishment of the Hague con ference. The application waa rcrerreo to tbe Teachers' committee. Represrntatlvea of the Mawmorne School district were present ana oo- Jected to the presence of boners ana furnaces In the basement ot tne scnooi. Thy wanted the board to remove inem nd establish a central neaung piam In a separate building. i ne applica tion waa referred to the building oorn mittee. . . . The Lincoln High School Alumni as sociation was granted the the school's assembly hall. sec- un free use of MRS. STRAUS EULOGIZED COUNCIL. OK JEWISH WO.MEX SENDS CONDOLENCES. CHINAMAN TO BE DEPORTED Time Allowed IW-caue of Illness Ex. Jilrrs May 10. Lee Chee. a Chinaman, was declared to be Illegally In this country by United States Commissioner Cannon some time ago. but the order of deportation was delsyed because the man waa 11L He haa now recovered and the order will take effect May 10. ILLINOIS ELKS SEEK HONOR East St. Loo Is Lodge) Member Want Faulkner aa Trustee. Determined to elect John J. Faulkner, one of their members, a grand trustee ef tbe order, tbe Flks of Fast St. Louis. J1L. have chartered a special train to coma La tee raiionaz convention la Woman Who Stood by Husband aa Titanic Sank Waa Founder of Portland Section. That the Portland Council of Jemlsh Women was founded at the suggestion of Mrs. Isldor Straus, the woman who chose death rather than separation from her husband when the Titanic nk. became known Wednesday at tne annual meeting of the council in this city. A resolution was passed by tne ouncll expressing sorrow at ine aeam of Mrs. Straus and the appreciation ot her splendid character and work lor humanity. The text of the memorial which is o be sent to the family of Mr. and Mrs. Straus follows: "The National calamity wnicn nas overwhelmed us all In the loss of the Titanic brings vividly to our minds sn ndlvldual loss to the Portland section. for to Mrs. Isldor Straus we owe tne original Inspiration for the formation of our council. The subject lay very rlurre to hereheart and It was she, who first suggested the formation of a sec tlon In Portland through a pioneer member. In her death, as In her life, she bora qut the keynote of what we stand for m Judaism as In council principles faith and humanity.' Though our hearts are full of mourning at the los of this notably representative an worthy pair, stilt we are uplifted by the thought that In passing away there were none nobler than Mr. and Mrs. Isldor Straus. Peace to their blessed memories." Officers for the ensuing- year elected at yesterday's meeting were: President. Mrs. Rose Selling; vice-president. Mrs. Henry Ottenhelmer; corresponding, sec retary. Miss Sadie L. Delovage; record ing secretary. Mrs. Milton Kahn: treas urer, Mrs. Frank Hutchtns: auditor, Mrs. Fred Seller; directors, Mrs. Julius Llppitt. Mrs. Isaac Swett. Mrs. I. Lesser Cohen. Mrs. Langerman. Reports on each division of the Neigh borhood House were read, showing tha Inrrease In the scope of the Institution. Reports also were read from each standing, committee. SCH00LH0USET0 BE BUILT Lafayette to Have New Building to . Cot 12,000 at Once. LAFAYETTE, Or, Mar Special.) Lafayette Is to have a fine new achoolbouse. costing 1 11.000. Work on the structure will be begun with as lit tle delsy as possible, and It Is expected to be completed In time for opening- for the Fall term In September. The district has bonded Itself for the cost of the new building. The entire Issue was taken at par by the Lumber mens National Bank, of Portland. The bonds bear t per eent Interest, and tha splendid credit of Lafayette district was n 0 S3 ro 0 Prescriptions Bring them to us for accurate filling. Pre scription eompoundinr is the most important work we do and we em ploy thoroughly experienced, regis tered pharmacists to do it right. Physicians and others are cordially invited to inspect our model pre scription department. QUALITY Tht first consideration with u When we have satisfied ourselve that the quality is up to the standard, then we ere sure that we ran conscientiously offer you drugs, chemicals or other drugstore merchandise that will make you an ,,0wlM customer for all time to come. SERVICE "Owl" service commences when we buy our pood and ends when the goods we have sold you have accomplished the work or service for which they were in tended. To see and know that you get sat isfaction, to serve you promptly and ef ficiently, are no littlo part of what we mean "service. PRICE "Owl" customers know that "Owl" prices are right that's why they remain our customers. Popular prices pre vail in every department of 'our business. It's tbe purchasing power of 18 "Owl" stores that enables us to give you the best merchandise for less money. We help you to save. BAKER SARSAPARILLA The 75c Size Special at 49c Here's your chance, to obtain at quite a savinp In price and at the prop;r time fur taking, a preparation of unusual power for purifyinK the blood. Its effects will soon be noted in good color, healthy appetite and Increased enersry, both physical and mental. Friday and Sutui dar only ran you buy this resrular 75c Blood Purifier A Q at the special ii7C 1Q LIGGETT'S CHOCOLATES, Full lb. 80c "The Confectioner's Art at Its Best "The Owl' Sole Distributors in Portland KM Stationery Your particular kind can always be found at "The Owl" Store. CROCUS LINEN, SPECIAL, 23 A pound box of Crocus Linen Paper, a refined prade and Saturday, box aiOC Y' Envelopes to match, package of 25, at the spe- "T cial GILT-EDGE CORRESPONDENCE CABDS.OC,, WITH ENVELOPES, BOX a&Ot, Most convenient for acknowledging receipt of a let ter, gift, or for writing a brief note. 24 cards and 24 envelopes to the box 25 VISITING CARDS, PACKAGE OF 25 1 f FOR XVfi, Five styles and two different finishes good quality stock. KENTON ENVELOPES fabric finish, light cream, wallet flap Special, package of 25 7J 3 packages for ....20 A Necessity for Every Growing Child They deserve a chance to make of themselves perfectly formed men and women. Correct that tendency to round or stooping shoulders. E7?e Rexall Brace will prove your (treatoit aid. Sold J at The Owl." Tlie price 1 1 At the Top Stands The Owl" Kodak Finishing; Service. Bring- us your f lima. Qulrkeet time best results lowest prices. Not one cent from you unless you are satisfied. fJKeOiH?)ragCct II jL For the Right Kind of Service Send Your Mail Orders To 'The Owl" By the "rlB;ht kind" of service we mean promptness, satisfaction and lowest prices. Tour orders will be given the same attention as if you had purchased in person. "The Owl" pays delivery charges to railroad or steamboat points within a radius of 100 miles of Portland, on orders of $5 or more. Munyon Soap, at only "Owl"Ciit-Rate Specials ForFriday and Saturday 7c Dandcrine, small size, 1 fi at only IUC Mum, for excessive per- 1 C spiration XJC White Almond Soap, 1 Q box of 3 cakes for.... Castile Soap, the 1 Q French, large bar C Cotton, absorbent, one 1 Q. pound xJC Sassafras Bark, a fullOC pound for aSaOC Diapepsin, for indiges-OQ tion aCi7C Lavoris, Mouth "Sc Pivers Perfumes, any CQ odor, ounce OJC Pinkham's Vegetable CO Compound OOC Pierce's Favorite Pra'CQ scription OOC Hood's Sarsaparilla, at Q only OOC Powell's Stomach Rem- a edy D5C D. D. D Eczema Rom- cft edy OVC G I yco Thymoline, mouth 7 Q Wash I3C Fellows large size Eskay's Food, hos pital !zes.y.r;:.p$i.09 $1.98 7 IS YOUR PICTURE in our Washington-street window! Every day a new picture will appear, and to the first person identifying themselves at. our KODAK DEPARTMENT wo will give absolutely FREE the sum of $1. Perhaps yours is ex hibited today. No obligations to purchase. 0 0 0 A "Todco" Hand Scrub at msim is tha best aid to hand cleaning-. Mere soap and water will not completely cleanse the skin of the hands and open the pores. Todco Handscrubs are of pure brictles set in hard rubber. They're the Cfl kind that last OUC Other good Hnndscruba priced here at 25S 1 KOt. 75S 85 an 5 . . Q 1 8 j V All Popular Brands' of Chewing Gum at "The Owl." 3 packages for 10 Box of 20 packages.. 60 Combination Special Tooth Brush and Dentifice A 25c Celluloid Tooth Brash with any of the following Tooth Powders or Pastes, at the fol lowing prices Friday and Sat urday only: Lyons' Tooth Powder.... 29 Lesley Tooth Paste 29 Saponal Tooth Powder 33 Colgate's Tooth Powder... 33 Kolynos Tooth Paste 37 1912 Souvenir Elk Pin or Ash Tray 25c Get them for your friends who will attend the Convention in July. They're cleverly designed. Perfume Specials Two Popular Odors 50c Owl Bouquet Perfume, 00 special, os aCaSC $1 Nile Blossom Perfume, on special, os OifC The Public Drinking Cup Is being- banished everywhere througrh the tion of state and city laws, the result of public sentiment against it. The foremost authorities advocate the use ot Individual Drinking Curs Carry your own and pet them for the children. We have them the collapnible kind that can be conveniently carried In the pocket. Some are made of aluminum. Priced up from... enat:- ri M : 1 strons rf a ' I health rfj 10c - ESTABLISHED 188 " J Seventh and Washington Streets EIGHTEEN OWl STORES ON THE PACIFIC COAST o0MomoMOMOMOH0omooMooob:oMoH0M0MMoMOMoI shown par. br tha selling ot the bonds at BLIND MEN GIVEN LICENSES Council, After Argument. Permits Selling on Streets. Several permits to sell pencils and shoestrings were granted to blind men by tbe license committee of the City Council yesterday. Councilman Clyde took tbe lead In Insisting upon sucb action. Daly, the chairman, also fa vored it. Bchmeer. Monks and Dunning were opposed to it. Tney declared the streets should not be lined with unfortunates. Gold valuod at ITS. 000 waa carried by th lari number of Chlneae who, Conaul Oeneral Bray statea. tailed recently from Sydney. Australia, on a Japaneae mall uteun'r. PHONE TAX DISPUTED WARRANT FOR S.VMX-TiL HILL'S ARREST ISSUEJK Home Company's Non-Payment ot Occupation Tax to Be Tented In Courts Is Purpose. Warrant for tbe arrest of Samuel Hill, as president of the Home Tel ephone Company, was Issued from the Municipal Court yesterday on a com plaint that his company has failed since January, 1911. to pay its occupa tion tax as required by city ordinance. The amount required Is $50 a quarter. Back of the Impending: arrest Is a contention that has been going on for more than a year. The company asserted that Its franchise exempts It from payment of additional levies, while the license department of the City Auditor's office contends that such Is not the case. Attorney R. W. Montague, for the company, says the arrest is a complete surprise to him, as he believed that the company's view had been accepted. While a city ordinance assesses an occupation tax of $50 a quarter on all telephone companies, the franchise of the Home Company, having the foTce of an ordinance, assesses It In other manners. It Is required to pay 1 per cent of its gross income to the city. and In addition must furnish free serv ice to the police and fire departments, A clause tn the franchise which seems to settle the point 13 that these exac tions shall be In addition to all other taxes levied by the city on similar companies. The action at this time is with a view to a settlement of the question In the higher courts. KM h W K7 T? GOING OUT OF BUSINESS Call and Examine This Magnificent China Cabinet for $47.25 There is no China Cahinet in' the city that can sur pass this one, either for material of which it is made or the design upon which it is planned. It is made of quarter-sawed oak, with heavy claw feet. There are five shelves, four of which are adjustable. The top shelf is backed by a French plate glass. The fin ish is either polished or dull. Uent glass ends and front. It would be a tiresome task to try to dupli cate this $65.00 Cabinet at our Going Out of Business Price . . . $47.25 iipi li fnl fJ-Z; .Xr7i?Vi mmmgfmwm a FIRST. SECOND AND YAMHILL STREETS if Have Your Ticket Read "Burlington" When You Go East In Tourist Sleepers la planning your Eastern journey at the special excursion fares in effect eaoK month during1 the Summer, inquire about these comfortable through tourist sleepers. They are operated ou all through trains. The price fo"- berths is just half that for standard sleepers. Your nearest agent or the undersigned will explain these excursion fares over the Burlington, reserve your berth and help you plan an attractive tour at the least cost. Every Day to Chicago Through tourist sleepers via Minneapolis-St. Paul and the famous Mis sissippi River Scenic Line Where Nature Smiles, Three Hundred Miles operated over either Great Northern or Northern Pacific Railways. Every Day to St louis, St. Joseph, Omaha, Kansas City, Denver, Etc. Through tourist sleepers daily on all Great Northern and Northern Pacific trains via Billings for Southeastern cities. A. C. SHELDON, General Agent CX, B. & Q. R. R lOO Third Street, Portland, Oregon GRAY HAIRS QUICKLY BANISHED; FALLING HAIR STOPPED DANDRUEF Remedy Made From Garden Sage and Sulphur Restores Color to Gray Hair. A feellnc of sadness accompanies the discovery of the first gray hairs which unfortunately are looked upon as heralds of advancing ago. Gray hair. however handsome It may be, makes a person look old. We all know the ad vantages of being young. Aside from the good Impression a youthful appear ance makes on others, simply knowing that you are "looking fit gives one courage to undertake and accomplish things. So why suffer the handicap of looking old on account of gray hairs. when a simple remedy win give your hair youthful color and. beauty In a few days' time? Host people know that common gar den sage acts as a color restorer and scalp tonic as well. Our grandmothers used a "Sage Tea" for keeping their uttir dark, soft and luxuriant. In Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy we have an ideal preparation of Sage, combined with Sulphur and other valuable remedies for dandruff, itch ing scalp and thin, weak hair that is 8p. .t at the ends or constantly coming out. . A few applications of this valu-a-e remedy will bring back the color, anj. in a short time it will remove every trace of dandruff and greatly im prove the growth and appearance of the hair. Oet a SO-cent bottle from your drug gist today, and notice the difference in your bair after a few days' treatment. A., druggists sell It, under guarantee that the money will be refunded if the remedy Is not exactly as represented. Special agent. Owl Drug Company.