T
15 FATAL SI
10 WILBUR WRIGHT
Pioneer Aviator Loses Long
Battle on Brink of
Grave.
HE INVENTED AEROPLANE
rmlly at fliiric When Death
(Amfi la Paring Airman and
Cle Sfortrnl of Principle
of Klicht In Air.
rATT"X. O. War Fallow-In
nmnr apell h 6lP4 mn aftr
m'rtntahi. XVUrtur Wrltht. tha wII
kr.otn ia:rtr. 4i-l at 3. IS A- tods.-,
of tjphoid fvr. II hd bn
rar dt-i for rrany day, and thoaah
I l condition from tiro to ttm iivt
om hop to mnibr of him family.
tt.-mlinr phyin. Ir. Ik B.
Crr.klin an.l Lvl SsU.r. maintained
: roufhnut lha latter part of hla aick
. i rial ha culd not rworr
u hn th patirnt niumM. ha waa
jr rourv1M by th mm!r of hla fam
y. wht-h Inrlmla his axd fatftar.
l ij..iop f :ion Wridhl. Mia t'atharlna
Vrtw.it. orvt.I. c.i rlnvntor of tf
tro;in: Kurniin rrhi and Lor.n
WriRht. AH of tha familr II In thia
"fy cpt Rurh!ln, who llvai In Kan-
f bill 4reaaale S"aar.
Ta mi aiarmtna wy nipt'm In
U'nM'i at-knra davalopd yaatardar
.i ion hfnr non. mhn hm favar
j.'.rnl y mount,! frm I" to 10 and
tan q'tlrkly mht-I-.l t' H former
ttf. At thia Junci ura tha par tan t
ti"l mlth cMlia, and tha attand
ln phi!rtn r baffiad ty tha
turn rf arant fhl!! mra unuual In
a pattant uffar:na from o hlich a
fr. and tn doctors at Wr:ht'a bad
wire puzaiad.
Th rin-!itln of the viator mmn un
rVar.a'M iTiich t'ia rrn,nJr of tlia
and flira a.i no Improvement un
l'! nitdnifht.
Tn i.ira aarnd to ha a allaht Im
l rovanTiii. hut a-ofi thara was a ud
n turn f -r f a wnrwa and Ir. OnkMn
a i rpll-d. H arrlvad at I Z and
Tarpad tat Wrlarhi had tiled tan min
i lrf.ra.
PiiCBMhi la" IW-lavrd.
U r'cht was alz, with typhoid Mar
4 wl n on a huMr. . trip in ta Kast.
t r trat day ha raturnad to Dayton
f.'"Ti ronton ard rmiMil ted with Lr.
t'nk'ln. II wmt to had Immadtatalr
n! It waa aararal days before hta caaa
m definitely ritaamad aa typhoid
tr mr.
Arr.ncmrnta for tha funaral bad not
I n ri.nipl"t-d aarly today.
tlhur Wrtirht mas horn In Henry
i-untv. !nd.. April 1. M7. OrvUla. the
i'h hi..!, whi born Aucuit 19. 1HII.
. tl"ir nd orvlUe atiandad tha local
Hch Hi h""l nd stood hljth In thalr
tii-ii. Ilmparad by heart trouble.
t i-rd. It la thought, by arrldan tally
hvina: Ptrutk hy a polo sttrk. Wilbur
wm roinpallad to abandon hla purpoaa
of ttanHncr rollena. Thalr father.
Hi -hop M.lton Wright, bains; away from
hn murh of tha ttine. the two broth-
rm h'lpad to mntntln thetr home. Tha
tw.i nrt ntnrtd a Job printing offtce.
- n 1 f- r n whil puMIhad a small paper
tM.t hid a mi bur bun circulation. They
t'.-n rnterad tha bicycle business and
p. nd a rralr shop, at tha same time
ti ltiuf icturttii; bicycles.
.aae mt r'lyl Mwdled.
1m the mrantlnie thay basjan atudylna;
ti rt tnic maihlnf tblle carry Ins; on
ti- bi'-y.-la buPlneaa. and tn pursuit of
in urct thay acquired a knowled
i f un 1-Tlvlnjr prtnctplea. further addlnf
t tht tr knowlrJc- by an acqualntanca
m iltl-rnt modern lunsjuaaaa.
Thr natry of Wilbur Wright can
ha tr---d throuch a number of a: n e ra -titi
in Knicland. Samuel WrlsjhC
t hr'us fi w horn was transplant ad tha
1 nr in AmrT'-a. cam to Sprtnflld,
i t in 1 T 3 . Mia descendant par
t:.tj.itrd in the K-olutlonary War.
FIRE RAGING IN TUNNEL
Mrs near een to Hare) lion a Into
Kjilwaj Tube lie fore flame lloe.
I tM;Ti l.A. 'al. May JO Tha fir In
t .i- oo. f, Chtlknot tunnel of tha
Ur!rn I'actf.r lUHway. 19 miles east
f hrra. is still racinn and all efforta
! far ml to ettn:alh It hav bean
t it'V The air that Issues from a
I'Um in tha vat etui of Uia tunnel mora
t in a mi from the fir, la ao hot
n t ie surface over th tunnel that It
Nurn one b-r.d when touched. Th
t r:..Ti are burned out for Oistanc
4-f 4id fe
An tr.veii;ation Is blns mad of a
'. .rt t.h.at a short time before tha
:i: o itneoTeral a itrtnirr waa
p.-r-i ly into te tunnel carrying
; t api-oared to be a roll of fus.
Two nw n In TlMol Khrr.
il.r ;rTAif. r. Iay 3. Oeor
S artl and Wesley HateM. of Chetco,
w .Tf lroni0 In tha breakers at tha
rout! of tsa Pistol RiTer thia morn
lrg whan tna enntne refused to work
tn thr ajoltna launch. They war
. t ried to -.! by tha ebbing ltd and
t .i:r boat eapied In th breakers
th fatal result to both. Th bl tea
ae nt et t'-n recovered. They
w re hoi n ounic men and unmarried.
4MKt Kkaci. Mcrllna; Planned.
t KNTRLI V U'aati.. May Sa ip-
.na tif the features of th pro
;rmn.f f-r the niilu:iimer mettnic of
:e Sutnrt W aifi: rue ton levelop
iifpi A--tutlon. v hu h I'pens tn Cm
r.ilii K-i-liv, will te a but goocj roads
esiin Friday riant. S. K. Hawes wlllj
rr?n.1e. StAle liiKhway I'ommlMlontf
iobrrts and Governor Hay will be pres
ut iii deilvar addrrses.
l'.tionlan to Talk at IVret ;roe.
IWOIFK t"NI KItSITT. Forest
;ro. ir May 3 Special. Pacific
l " n t varsity will have tn opportunity
Monday evenlrs; to hear Henry Law-rn.-a
tfouthikUk, of Btin. in a public
akeprean recital Mr. ISouthwIck.
a reader of accept tonal ability. Is
president of tha Km rrterson Pollea of
rtory in l?oton He is on an ex-
ended tour from Kaat to West, atop
or. in San Francisco. Seattle t
y. Tyi Orove.
iol.aiw -! National t.rancr.
SPOKANE. Wh.. May SO. C. R
K.alr. m..lr of the State Grange. Te
civ..t oi.y telcraphic artvlree to tte
rrrwt iht the n..-u!iT committee of
the .jtionel tir.ns hJ eelertrj Spo-
l .... r.'f th" nrtl Ntl.nl
meetlns
i The Ut'
fnr th 11J meefvn
TYPHOID
AVIATOR WHO CRASHED INTO SEATTLE GRANDSTAND TRY
S TO SAVE RECKLESS SPECTATOR AND HIS PARTNER.
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ABOVK 1. (I.IKK TIRPI.
AIRSHIP KILLS ONE
Crash Into Crowd at Seattle
Proves Fatal.
SPEED 50 MILES AN HOUR
Arlator Tnrpln in Wrl(tht Mchin
I'luncr Into Crwd Below Orand
tand, Wrraktnic Grrwotne
IUtoc; Met Called Off.
Contlnu1fmmrtrt Pwl
Arthur etndhl. 8attle. le In
jured.
John Well. IT r
old. Everett
Wh-. hurt about hlpa.
Mra, F. H. Wllhelm. 10 South Sev
enth etreet. Tcoma. head cut.
S. C William, battle, bead cut.
Many other uSred llicht brule
and cut, but were able to ao tj their
home unattended.
Turpln. the unfortunate aviator, wa
badly bruUed. but e.-ped eerlou In-
Jury. Tha Coroner ottice intrucieu
the polwe to Bold lurpm peiium ma iu
quu T.ryla Make. tateae.t.
Turpln face waa everely lacerated
when he wa thrown aaatnat the wlra
bracln; and tubular teel frame.
"I aw a man tart ti croaa In front
of th machine a I wa rlln. h
aid tonlitht. "I anew that an accident
wa unavoidable, but to aave ht Ufa I
tilted the left plane to paaa over Dim.
knowing that the machine would ba
thrown but hoping- to u!Oe It Into the
open field. To prevent Ita overturnln
on the traik I had to elevate the rih
wing alo and the udden werve threw
ma jut enouah to the left that the
aileron caught In an upr'.tl Iron pipe,
turning the aerojlane Into th grand
fttand." TICKETS REFUSED TO T. R,
uteJ by tl.e National committeemen of
The ticket will be riven out Monday.
June JT. the di before tre convention
i. ..nt to order. No committeeman
in h.ve more than li0 vlltort- tick
.ii. m.nv tint have mor
. w iihi
t ... mhere of tha Illlnol dele-
ratum to the convention, headed br
i-hauncer Pewey and K. R. McCormlck.
i... tr ixiirr Pay today, where thejr
will cwnfer with Colonel Koo.evelt Sat-
In reanonae to an mii.u
r'rank W. Kn.il. Itooeevelt nranaaer
uirtlKn. aid today that a prote.t
r..rm of a memorial to the con
ventlon i.r. te.t.n analr.t the manner
Taft d;rcate ironi i
. it
rado were choeen mK"i
o the prote.t would be borne by J'd
l.lnJ.ey and Mayor-elect Arnold, of
Denver.
rtrtartal Prefere AvaWe.
Chairman l"pham decided today that
nrltl.er t:-.e likenei- of leldent Taft
nor a picture of Colonel Koo.evelt
touM b ,he convention hall.
The Rooevelt leader yeterJay aeked
tl at If a picture of President Taft wa
to be displayed, equal prominence ba
Klren to a llkene. cf Colonel Rooe-
velt.
Contradictory report
tl:at Colonel
n.oavrelt would or
rould not attend
tfe conteet hearln and the conven
tion itaelf were hear.l. i:-.. nu v.o
rrt In Chlcairo expect that Colonel
Kooeve!t will be here to tke char;
I ,,f ,he conteet brouitht by hi follower
-J
and also remain in t.nica-o aurma iu.
conventum.
r.la.el W y t Allfia
Mr Knox declared that he talked to
Colonel' Roosevelt less than a week ao
.n.1 ws positive Colonel Roosevelt ha.t
r.ot Cie .ishtest Idea of comlnf to Chl-
"'iiocv;t will bav. mora than 0
n MORNING OKEOOyiA. FRIDAY. MAY 31,
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Photoi Ly Bln New Srrlte.
BELOW PHIL. PAIWALEIi
vote on the flrat ballot." aid Mr. Knox.
"The talk of a eoond convention ha
been marted by Taft men merely to
make trouble. We expect that the Na.
tlonal committee will he fair and eat
our eonteetlna deleeatlon where that
I tha right thing to do."
CXAHK GETS 90 PER CENT
Only Frvr Hundred Votes Are Cast
for Wllaon In Arizona.
FHOKNTX. Arlx.. May SO. About 6000
vote were cat In the Democratic etate
rresldentlal preferential primary yes
terday and. arcordinir to return tabu
lated today. Clark obtained 0 per cent
of the total. Wllon polled only a few
hundred.
Kugene Brady O'Nell. candidate for
National committeeman, carried Mari
copa and Tuma Countle but wa de
feated by the overwhelming vote of the
North, which went alrooet unanimously
for Ree M. Una.
TAFT WILL STAND FIRM
"NO COMPROMISE" OnDETt SEXT
TO VORYS IN OHIO.
I'resldent 8a 3 a Ior Are Too Im
portant to Conntry to IVrmlt
Voluntary CottceaMon.
WASHINGTON. May It Preeldent
Taft ent a telegram to Arthur I. Vory.
Kenubllean National Committeeman
for Ohio, declaring that while he doe
not need that atate lx deleate-at
larce to eecure the rreatdentlal nomt-
n.unn he will not conalder a conipro
in the Ohio state convention. Tha
fatlrram follow: -
"I hope my friend will not conlder
nr m moment th. UKetion of com-
in th. mate convention. Th
vote Involved tr not nceary to my
nomination. 1 can atand their lo
and am content to b beaten In Ohio,
but I cannot yield any vote oy agree
ment. Tha principle that were pre
ented are too Important to th coun
trv to loe anythins: by our voluntary
concession. I hope. tnererore. tnai
you and my frl.nda will press th eon
test to th and In th state conven-
t'on" .
With President Taft- influence and
that of all th Taft political advlaer
bark of him. Senator Burton will leav
Washington Saturday to take up the
fia-ht for control by th Taft force of
the Ohio convention, scheduled for
early next week.
Although Colonel Rooevelt won a ;
victory over the President In Ohio .
prlmartea. the Taft manager are con
fident thev can dominate the atate con
vention and add Ohio' six delegate-at-larv
to the Taft column.
MOFFAT ROAD'S WAY CLEAR
Termination of KecHverahip la Ex
pected by Agrremcnt.
IjENVF.R. May SO. The Denver.
Northwestern Pacific Railroad (Mof
fat road), for which receiver recently
were appointed, will be restored to the
owner In 40 day. If negotiation now
pending are uccestul.
Advice received In Denver today are
that repreaentatlvea of the receivers,
the owner and the holder of IJ...O0.
040 note. whoe non-payment caused
the receivership. will raeet In New
York Monday to consider a ettlement.
It I understood that an adjudication of
the iMfflcultlea may be reached, the
note holder asjreeina; to an extension
of these obllajattona.
Coma Last Two Week.
SALEM. Or., May 30 "Special.
Harvey Part, of Scotts Mills, who wss
Injured In a runaway accident, is still
unconscious In a hospital here and
physician have srlven up hope of his
recoverv. Th man has been uncon
scious for two week, with the excep
tion of a few hour. Th man's skull
Is fractured.
T
m
Sixth Anniversary
Special Proposition
Did you see our Special Anniversary
Proposition in last Tuesday's papers?
If not, look it up -it will interest
you if you are looking for a home.
We have decided to celebrate our sixth
anniversary by selling six beautifully de
signed, attractive bungalow's, delightfully
located' on high and sightly lots, with ex
cellent car service, at a great, big special dis
count. Ilere is your one best opportunity to get
a tome on terms almost like paying rent,
and for several hundred dollars under the
list price.
Remember that we will sell only six
homes with this discount.
Come to our office, over Merchants' Na
tional Bank, Fourth and "Washington, and
obtain location and full description of these
bungalows.
The Fred A. Jacobs Company
Largest Realty Operators on the Coast
269 Washington Street, Corner Fourth
STATE IN T
Situation in Sinaloa Described
as Chaotic.
BRIGANDS LOOT AT WILL
Ninety Per Oe-ut of Town Attacked
Are Captured t!ve Ruth
lessly Murdered, Women
and Girls Maltreated.
LOS ANGELES. May 30. The United
State Army tranport Buford nt
from San Dlesjo on May 10 to the re
tire nf fnnlim.rf alonST the west Mexi
can coast, arrived here this afternoon
from Topolobampo and other Mexican
port and San Diego, en route to San
Francisco, having on board 324 refu
gee. 1 having left tha transport
laat night at San Plego.
At this port 1S refugees disem
barked, coming from Topolobampo.
Altata Maxatlan. San Bla. Manxa
nlllo. Sallna Cru and Interior points.
Of this number. 1 wera men. S wo
men and S3 children.
None of the passenger wa entirely
destitute, but most of them had left
. . 1 .. - hHfnjt Thev were
everyininsi o.
met upon arrival by representatives of
th Associates LiLniio ,.
. iv iv f A. and Rev. Mr.
! k- Nmrma Church. The
minister took charga of 17 mission
aries returning from various points.
All Biulnees Demoralised.
Among the passenger Ml Dr. C. F
. tiv. nf the Occl
Luener. rv d.. - .
.n.i Rnhher Company, with neaa-
i..B.)in who has been
nuarters i - . .
7 "V vii. and has an
extended acqualntanca In ,ne s,,'e"
of Masatlan. uunngu ""l." 7,
. . , 1 wn Ann or 600 natives
In his employ, attd In describing con
ditions along tne we..
I have an extensive acquslntance
UIOIL
What's the Good of Worrying
. er burglars and fire while you are away this
- nmcrt Just take a safe deposit box for your
els, family silver and valuable papers and you
w tbey are absolutely safe.
.'. t- are always glad to show our boxes and vaults.
Boxes $3.00 per annum and upwards.
SECURITY SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
fifth and Morrison Streets,
NAVY
! $32 Suits
$38 Suits
a
1019
. ;
throughout the territory and many
hundreds of my former employes at
th beginning of the last trouble turned
revolutionists. Everything -In the
country Is absolutely demoralised and
business Is at a standstill.
"The federal government is unable
to cope with the situation. Bands of
brigands numbering from 20 to several
hundred men wander at will through
the country destroying property ami
looting ranches and towns. Cullacan
was cleaned out only a short time ago.
Lower Classes In DUtreaa.
While Americans aro treated with
respect and consideration, the condi
tions relative to the lowest classes of
native are horrible. 8cores of native
men have been ruthlessly murderea
and the women and young girls mis
treated. Ninety per cent of the towns
attacked by thebands have been taken.
Everything is In an uproar ana me
state of Sinaloa Is In the worst con
dition of any state in the republic.
"Extensive property interests in an
. W .&VvN
Every woman' heart responds to
the charm and weetness of a baby's
voice, because nature Intended her for
motherhood. But even the loving
nature of a mother shrinks from tha
ordeal of suffering and danger. Wom
en who use Mother's Friend are saved
much discomfort and their systems
are in a healthy condition to meet the
lime with the least possible danger.
Mother's Friend is recommended only
lor the relief and comfort of expect
ant mothers, and its many years of
success, and the thousands of endorse
ments received from women who
have used it are a guarantee of the
benefit to be derived from its use.
Mother's Friend allays nausea, pre-
tteresu!and t)olIjClSi
In every way
contributes t
strong. healthy
motherhood. Mother's Friend is sold
at drug stores. Write for our free
book for expectant mothers.
BRAD FIELD REGULATOR. CO., Atlaata, G,
Portland, Oregon.
SUITS HALF PRICE
Fifty Suits, navy blue and mixtures
from our regular stoclc, at half price
mo C-l A Un Suits S20
S16 52 Suits S26
S19 - 68 Suite... SJ4
lie artfjolometo Co.
WASHINGTON AT TENTH STREET
FOR THE NEWEST
THE ..NEWEST Mi
For Women
Magnificently tailored, clev
erly and carefully designed
models, featuring the very
latest style tendencies the
season has so far produced.
All the popular and most de
pendable fabrics, such as
serges, whipcords, lingeries,
foulards, messalines, taffetas,
etc., in any of the favored
shades one could dJQf
wish for? $15 to 40 O
WASH
DRESSES
Special at
$2.75
Here is a lot of serviceable
Wash Dresses no woman or
miss should overlook. They
are in pretty styles, well
made up and in splendid
color combination. Surely
worth a great deaJ more thnn
we ask for them, but they're
on special sale todav, so come
a? .fA.! $2.75
CHARGE
ACCOUNTS
SOLICITED
EASTERN
OUTFITTING CO.
The Big Credit Institution
405 Washington, at Tenth
THE STORE WITH 22 SHOW WINDOWS
localities along the West Coast are
practically confiscated or destroyed and
there Is no predicting wher the thing
will end."
J. Costello. of Teplc, owner of the
Bolo de Oro Hotel, said that condl-
YOU WANT A PAIR OF
TELEPHONE HERALD
Ii.tenlng receiver put In your office, your home. In any room, or in
every room.
News by Telephone, Music by Telephone.
Sermons by Telephone, Vaudeville by Telephone.
Baseball reports while the game is going on.
Lectures, speeches theatrical performances. rJPKineharr?ng
you over a distinct wire system.
riTncrniDU MftW CENTS A DAY, payable when In.trnment. are
SUBSCRIBE NOW (. r. .ffi n. '"""-sl" c ' '
.errte. commence. COMB AND LISTEN AND GET A BOOKLLT.
Come and Listen
AT
606 Royal Building (Formerly Tull & Gibbs Bldg.) 7th and Morrison.
.'. ..T'i .,i a a Halcnnir nn Mezzanine Floor.
Hotel muitnoman, an
Meier & Frank's, 2d FL, Ladies'
Every day (except Sunday) hatween
the hour of 1 and 4 and and 10 r.
it. we have the following- special pro
gramme. There l a little aomathlns
comm. over th. ;wlre couatanujr from
10:30 A. M. until 10 P. at. The reaJix
enjoyable numbera are:
l:0o Piano nolo. New. ,.
1:15 Soprano. "The River Shannon.
1 ?u Piano solo. Monologue.
1:30 Contralto. "Rose ol My Hearu
1:35 tetentor monologue.
1:43 Soprano. -Garden of Ro
2:05 piano jnualc from Ht-mica a
1:80 Piano aolo.
2:00 Contralto. "Lt Rose of Sum
mer." 2-10 Full orchestra, overture,
j -25 Stentor announcements.
2 So-Soprano. "Sllvar Tnreada.
2 4u Orctiealral mualc
2- 45 Baritone, ragtime aong.
2:60 Orcheatra! muaic. -.
8 :00 Duet. "Bhlne, Little Glow Wornv
3- u6 Orcbeatral mualc
3:15 Stentor announceraenta
1:20 Solo, atrlng. By Prof. O. BV J-
30 Soprano. -Ton and Lo
S JiTcello solo. By Blgaor Bruno Co
lottL :B0 Orcbeatral mualc.
S 65 Contralto. "BaUav Me.
4:00 Piano mualc.
g:00 Stentor monologue.
:0& Piano aolo. Mra. Holcomb.
g:10 Baritone. "The Harbor ol Lota
Sits Contralto. -Xaat Roae of Sum
mer." g-20 Heading by Stentor. ..
g 2jSoprano. ' The River Shannon.
8:80 Baritone "Vale of Dream.
g-33 Piano aolo.
8- 40 Contralto. "Roaette.
8:45 Short talk on Telephone Herald.
g -5l Monologue (requesti.
8:53 Piano aolo. .
a 00 Soprano. "Garden of wo. , ..
10 Baritone. "The Harbor of lve
;15 Soprano. "Tou and Lrtve.
9- 20 Stentor reading.
Contralto. "Tha Rosary."
B-35 Stentor monologue.
45 Piano, Remick a Bong -nop.
SO Announcements; aupper . pre-
gramme at varloua cafea.
Come and listen to Mlaa Dorothy
tJili lng "The Last Rese of Sum
iS' it 2 P. M. and 8:15. Come and
h.ten to the beautiful baritone of Carl
Palin. late of the Stuart Opari Com-Mn-
in "The Harbor of Love." at 8:10
Sid 1:10. Hear our soprano. Mlaa al
berta Gellam. If you hear thee m
nles you will listen to It all.
(Bulling sound announce! each num
ber about to commence, between each
number.). . , ... .
One minute "
bera
. v,- .
OREGON TELEPHONE HERALD CO.
W ,,1, BLDG- SETEKTH AND MORRISON.
(Formerly Tull
VISIT THE EASTERN
S I
row
and Misses
tlons were better in that state and
that American interests had not been
seriously molested, although business
was demoralized.
The Buford proceeded at 6 o ciock
tonight, carrying 165 refugees, who
Wlll be landed at Pan Francisco.
-- ...
Waiting-Room; 7th FL, Restaurant.
h.ar In mind we are omy
demonstrating now. In a
we will commence a full commercial
aervlc from 8 A. M. to 12 P. M. for
& centa a day.
ALWAYS ON TAP
NEVER A DULL MOMENT
PROPOSED COMMERCIAL SEBVICB
8:00 Exact time.
A. M. Weather report.
Late telegrama.
Brief, terse review of eniei
Itema In morning press,
g 45 Synopala of the morning mi
repeated. Special announce
ments. " .
8:80-10:00 Special sale at the ven
ous storee. Social programme
lor the day. Local pereonals
and amall Items.
10:00 New York Exchange quotation
Market letter. Financial newa
Miscellaneous ltema
i1:00 Pacific Coast news. Clvle mat
ters. Political notea Manna,
ahlpptng and crop reporta.
Noon Exact astronomical time.
12:00 Latest general new a. NaTm1t
mllltary and Congreaaional
12:80 Midday San Francisco and Port
land Stock Exchange Quotations
and market reporta.
1 00 Repetition of the half-days moat
Interesting news nema.
180 Local topics.
2 00 Foreign telegraphic dispatch oa
News of the Northwest.
2 0 Theatrical, fashion and society
notes. Household hlnta Read
Inge, lectures, language lessons.
8;00 Baseball report (In aeaaon) re-
,vvported on special wire direct
from the park, play by play
during game. General aporting
newe. Standing of league iluba
Special new ltema
8:00-8:00 Stories and talks for th
children.
8:80-8:00 Orchestral music
8 00-10 30 Vaudeville, opera, theatri
cal performances, concerta
10'80-12:00 Orchestral music.
ALL FOR ,
CENTS
A DAY
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