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THE MORNIXG OREGOXIAN. MOXDAT, JTTXE 2, 1913.
13
FLORENCE CARNIVAL IS
BIGGEST SUCCESS YET
"Prlnce&ses" and "Braves" In Full Indian Attire Add Picturesque Note
to Festival in Which Exhibits of School Children'! Work is Feature.
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ABOVK. WATERFBOM SC'E.VK AT FIOREXCK) CEXTBB, A FEW CHIEFS
ai rBXEssi:S) below, ritowu at festival.
' l.ORENCK. Or..' Slay 31. (Special.)
In 1906 some penlus conceived
tho happy thought ot holding a
arnlval during; the month of Slay,
when the rhododendrons, which are no
where more plentiful and beautiful
than here. wore lit tho height
of their bloom. This carnival has
been made an annual custom, but
at no time have the flowers been
inure lovely nor the weather more fa
vorable than when the sixth annual
Rhododendron Carnival was held on
Iav ;g and 33. Departins from the
former custom of choosing the carnival
queen hy popular vote, each of 11 die
trlcts this year sent a "princess" and a
'brave," appropriately garbed, to the
council, which was called to meet ,at
Florence by tho bis; chief. Black Hawk
t Koscoe Hurd).
On the appointed morning th town
was decorated gaily in tho pink and
reen of the rhododendron, which are
the official carnival colors, when the
Indian visitors arrived. All were In
full war paint, the chiefs wearing their
full war head-drees, and wrapped in
their blankets, the princesses in l'estal
attire, bilsht with many beads. They
were conducted by tho local brass band
to where a platform had been built
around a fir tree in a natural amphi
theater, an oltT-efW"TearlnK on her
back a tiny papoose and with three
youns lade following- her, and the medi
cine man Shack-a-Shack. in his teepee
on the platform. Bach princess had
come provided with a strop: bow and
m quiver full of arrows, and In order
that the oueen might b sho wlro was
most skilled in the use of bow and
arrow, an archery contest was held, the
mcoesxful contestant, Nita Schroeder.
1'rincess Silver- Fell, of the Floreice
tribe, belntr proclaimed queen. B-ack
Hawk then clasped about her throat
the royal Jewels, a pearl dosr collar and
necklace of srold beads with locket,
and the princesses and braves danced
about her to the music of the tom-toms
played by th. medicine man and. the
squaw.
. The chiefs held council about the
campfire, bewailing the loss of their
lands, but sugrsrested plans by which the
palefaces could improve conditions, and
each took a whiff at the great piP8 0f
peace. When tho tom-toms were heard
to make excltin music the Indians
broke into hilarious dancing and soon
loft the stage to enjoy a clambake pre
pared by an Indian who was real,
though he wora no feathers nor war
paint.
Swimming and launch races with a
few addresses from the platform-made
up the afternoon programme, and in
the evening; the last of a series of three
names of basketball was played be
tween the trls of the Mapleton and
Florence High Schools. As the first
mm of the series hacl been a victory
far Florence and the second a tie, the
score of 14 to 10 In favor of the Flor
nce school gave them the pennant for
the season.
The first school fair for Western
T.ane County, supervisory district Xo.
t. was held in connection with the
'arnlval of 1912, and was so successful
that this year it was repeated on a
''"'lo complete scale, and considering
that Industrial work has only been in
troduced here within the last two
years, the exhibits, good under any
circumstances, were truly marvelous.
There were booklets of short stories
which had been written by the gram
mar school children, maps they had
drawn, collections of mosses, weaving
which had been done by the children of
the primary grades, a relief map ac
rompanied by specimens of Oregon
products and representative Indus
tries, herbarium prepared by the high
- chool students, work In sewing and
mbroidery. raffia bags, raffia and reed
baskets, bread, cakes, cookies and
some beautiful bead work consisting
f moccasins, watch fobs and bags.
The work of the class In carpentry
ot the Florence advanced grammar
grades attracted much attention, a
finely constructed chest which was the
work of one of the lads being shown,
while tables, a desk and magazine and
music racks were but a few of the
pieces of furniture which showed how
skilled the boys had become In the use
of tools.
The second day was devoted to an
educational conference in the morning,
and many availed themselves of the
opportunity for an excursion to the
beach. During the morning the chil
dren of several schools paraded the
streets, those of the several standard
schools bearing their pennants, and
many of the younger children cos
tumed to portray the various Indus
tries of this section of Oregon. There
were the fishermen with nets, poles
and bait, the loggers, the dairymaids
each bearing her milking stool and
pail, and various other features. In the
afternoon the Florence and Gardiner
teams met on the baseball diamond,
and in the evening the young men of
Florence and Mapleton played a match
game of basketball.
Owinsr to the fact that the railroad
work has rendered the roads difficult
of travel for automobiles, few visitors
were present from the Willamette Val
ley as compared to the number who
have attended the former carnivals.
But another year will see the riiirn.d
completed, and there Is no doubt that
the Rhododendron will then attract
ia.rre inrongs to do honor to Its
beauty.
TWO TIED AT WEST SALEM
Incorporation Carries, but Another
Aldermonic Race to Be Held.
SAIr. Or., June 1. (Special.) The
voters of West Salem, h.
Jorlty at an election yesterday, decided
to incorporate tha community as a vil
lage. The following officers were
eieciea:
Mayor. George L. Frazurn? llrn,.n
Charles Baker. T rimis-ina. rN..nt.
Lambaugh. W. B. Gurth and Edward
Brock; Recorder. F. 1 Wood: Marshal.
ju.epn f-.iuu . -treasurer. .Mrs. M. e
Smith.
J. R. Shields and J. R. Bedford, can
- - . U . 1. 1 1.1 d- II -
nth., election will K. h.M v. . 1.
. . .. -- ' VI WVbU
will be candidates again.
Floating Drydock Probable.
HONOL.I7UJ. June 1. If the weak
ness of the strata ui:ierneath is a
menaea' to the permanency of a solid
drydock at Pearl Harbor, as Indicated
in the recent report of Admiral Stand
ford, it is likely, in the opinion
of naval officers here, that a large
INFORMATION FOR VOTER.
AH arrangements for the first
election to be held under the new
commission charter have been
completed.
The polls will be opened at 8
o'cloclt this morning and will
remain open until 7 o'clock to
night. A Mayor, an Auditor and four
Commissioners ara to bo chosen.
Every voter Is entitled to vote
first, second and third ohoices
for Mayor, Auditor and for each
of the four Commissioners.
There Is some confusion as to
whether or not the law makes It
obligatory to vote more than ona
choice. It does not: a voter has
that privilege, but it is not compulsory.
AMTBEMKTTS.
heil:g r.fK.1?;..
Phone: Main J. A 1122.
TfJNIPHT TUMORKOW
i vi i i a an1 weiiielay.
SPECIAL PRICE MAT. WEDNESDAY.
H. H. FRAZEE Presents
All Star Production
FINE FEATHERS
FOBKKT EUED'
warox LACKAYE
-VAX l'IGMAN
ROSE COT.Ht.AX
I.OIJTA ROBSIlTSOV
AHEUA snrERS
Evenintt-Lower floor. 14 rows J3, 8
rows S1.60- Balcony. 3 rows S1.50. 6
rows f-1, 6 rows 75c. 1 rows 50c. Spe
cial Wednesday matinee Lower floor
1.50. fl. Balcony Si. 7Sc iOc
PEAT SALE TOMORROW
3 NEXT THURSDAY
' MATINEE SATURDAY
CHARLES FROHMAX PRESENTS
NAZI MO VA
In the Sensational Sucreei
BELLA DONNA
Adapted from the Famous Novel by
Robert Hicbna, by James Bernard
Fag an.
Prices Both Evening- and frat. Matinee:
2.00. $1.50. $1.00, 75c, 50c. .
BAKER g
THEATER
Z. A 63GO
Ln ker. Mer.
The popular Baker Plarera. Tonight, bargain
night, all seate 25c. All week. Mats. Wed.
and Sat. Eugene Walter's superb drama ot
the Canadian woods.
"THE WOTF.M
Fascinating, wierd and intenselv interesting.
By the author of "Fine Feathers." "The
Easiest "Way." "Paid in Full."' and other
famous successes. Evening prices, 25c, 85c,
50c. AH matlne-es 25c
MATINEE DAILY. - alaln 6. A IOSOl
"A PERSIAN GARDEN."
Bond and Benton.
Joe JarI:son. ,
Louise London.
Burnham and Irwin.
Mootsmbo and Wells.
ElISON TALKING PICTURES.
Ammtronir's Baby Dolls In "A Srotch Hlgh
ball." Cat of 20, lncludinc Miss thel Davis
and Will and Ed Armstrong. Beaumont
and Arnold, Makaranko Ino, Frlscary, Jewel
and Jordon. Miss KutU Cliondler. Pantae
scope. Popular prices. Matinee dally. Boxes
and first row balcony rc-ecrved. Box office
open from 10 A. M. to 10 P. M. phones A
8236, Main 4636. Curtain :S0, 7:lfl, :10.
Any IJatlnre Seat 15 tents
WHERE
llrtUI'H
EVERY.
BODS
GOES
JIMMY BRITT
0 PIANO BUG 8
FOl'R OTHER BIG FEATURES
COOLEST SPOT IN TOWN
WEEK .JITE I 50 HiKb-rimM Artist., the
Portland Ladles' Band. 50 select soloists.
The largest added attraction ever appearing
in Portland. New Comic Opera, Companv In
"W IHLA'1" Nisbts. 15c, 25c, Matinee,
any Mat, 194!.
THE OAKS
Portland's Great Amusement
Park.
FREE ENTERTAINMENT '
Tbla Afternoon and Tonight at
SiitO and S.
Vital., Wonderful Boy Leader.
Oaks Hawaiian,
lues de Caatlllo, Prima Donna.
Fisher Maidens, Dainty Soubrettes
Lyndon and Wrenn, Comedians.
La vails. King Novelty.
TOMCHT
and Saturday and Sunday After
noons. HOVAL ITALIA X BAND.
Cars at First and Aldor.
Launches Morrison Bridge.
floating dock will be constructed In
stead. It is thought that the original
idea ot a Dig naval station' at Pearl
Harbor will not be abandoned com
pletely. DIALY METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
PORTLAND. June 1. Maximum temoer-
ature. 87 decrees; minimum. 68 decrees.
ttiver reacting, A. M- i'O.s feet; change In
last 14 hours, O.S foot rise. Total rainfall.
5 P. M. to OP. M.. none: total rainfall since
September 1, 1912, M4.S4 Inches; normal.
43.22 inches: deficiency. T.S8 Inches. Total
sunshine. 10 hours 30 minutes; possible. IS
hours, to minutes. Barometer (reduced to
Ma level) at 6 P. M.. 86.87 Inches. ,
THE WEATHER.
5
22:
STATIONS
Stat, oi
W.ath.1
Baker .........
Boise
Boston
S4'0.00
4;NW;ciear
Clear
8o;o.oo;n sw
s4!.O0il4X
1:0.00' 4 X
820.30, 8:n
70 0.80 g!SW
70 O.O0ilO;NW
SSlO.OO 12 SW
04 0. 00 10 S
84:0.(10,12 SW
Chicago .......
Pt. cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Clear
Clear
Cloudy
Clear
Cloudy
(.ouax ........
Denv.r
Des Moines . . . ,
TJuIuth
Eureka
Galveston
Helena
Jacksonville
Kansas City . . .
Klainath Falls
Laurler
Los Angeles . .
Marshfield ....
Montreal
New Orleans . .
N'ew Torli
North Head . . .
North Yakima
Pendleton
Phoenix
Poeatello ......
Portland
Rosoourg ......
Sacramento
St. Louis ......
St. Paul
Salt Lake
San Francisco .
Spokane
Taeoma '
Tatoosn Island
Walla Walla .
Washington . ..
Weisex
Wenatehe.
Winnipeg
M-tear
jPt. cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Wl!0.00i 4 SW
s!0.00'12iX
Clear
82:0. 031 4 Clm Pt. etniirtv
90 0.001 4 N Clear
64 0.00,14 SW Pt. cloudy
,0.04jS0 SE Cloudv
74, T. 24:SW Clear"
520.00: 4 NW Clear
78,O.00;S4 S Clear
SS'O.OOlOiNWlClear
SS'0.001 4 NW Clear
96 0.00 4 E Clear
9& 0.001 8 SW Clear
82:0.001 C6K IClear
87 0. 00 J 2 .NW Clear
4;0. 00 e N Clear
80o.oo;i6 S -Pt. cloudy
941 T. !20'NWRaln
"4 0.00 12 N Clear
86 0. OOI14lNWfClear
S81 T. 14IW Cloudy
0:0.00.fiW (Clear
74 0.00.14 N IClear
S:0.00 4 NWIClear
74 0.00 NE IClear
84 O.OOj 6S Pt. cloudy
95 0.001 4 Clm'Clear
97:o.OOi 4;ClmiClear
7210.001 8,SW IClear
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The barometer Is relatively low over the
Rocky Mountain states, and a moderate
high-pressure area Is central over Nebraska
A disturbance of slight energy 1s passing
down the St. Lawrence Valley. These pres
sure conditions have caused showers and
thunder storms In California. Southern and
extreme Eastern Oregon. Southeastern Idaho,
the Ohio Valley and the Lower Lake Re
gion. The temperatures In the Northern
Rocky Mountain States are from 10 to -0
degrees above normal, and it Is warmer
than nsual In nearly all portions ot the
United States.
Tbe conditions are favorable for fair
weather Monday in Washington. Northern
Idaho and Northwestern Oregon, and for
showers In Southern and Eastern Oregon and
Southern Idaho, with probably lower tem
peratures In Eastern Oregon and Southern
Idaho.
FORECASTS.
Portlend and vicinity Fair: northwesterly
winds.
Oregon Showers, except fair northwest
portion; cooler east portion: westerly winds
Washington Fair; westerly winds.
Iilaho Fair north, showers and eooler
south portion.
EDWARD A. BEAL8. District Forecaster.
The Germans are doing a great road
building work in Africa, and at no distant
data the possessions of that country In tb.
dark continent will be In touch with each
other by motor routea.
PORTLAND
ACCOKDION PLEATING.
K.. Stephan, accordion, aide pleating;, button
covered, goodi iponged. 3So Alder. M. 9373.
As&Allii, AJSJJ AAL,VBTb.
MONTANA ASSAY OFFICE laborator
and ure-teating work. ltt Morrison at.
v n. iL.& jt CO., mininje engineers, cbemieta
auA Hn5t) era. V aaamgton iu
AITOKMSXa.
UiiO. N. FAKKiN. 708 Selline bldg. Fro
tice all courts, abstract examined, con
veyancing, .-divorces, ,coiloctions; tre d
vice; reierencea. '
tAKiiiiXT . tj'rt OPK, 1 Cham, ot Com.
Ket.; rcuanu' Nat i, xlartman k Xboinp
uo, i.ftukar, and lorr i. iea&ey fc Co.
ALTO BED AND TOPS.
Auto giocery and express bed and tops
niada to urcer, reasonable price. Tabor
BOAT UliLDlNG.
'. x'. titAilAii iioaioulia.ug and repair
tt.g. Marine wicys. io. Ai,rnetny at.
CARPET WEAVING.
NORTHWEST liUi CO. Rugs from old
carpets, rag rjs. 163 Union ave.
CELLL'LOID BUTTONS, BADGES.
THfc: lKWiN-UoDSON COMPANY.
2 6tn st.. pnones Main 312 and A 1254.
CHUCOPODIbTS.
WILLIAM, LsieUfi and Uewiine Deveay, the
only scieu cif ic chiropodists in the city.
Parlors au Gerl.nfcer uidg., ti. W. corner
gd and Alder. Piione Main 1301.
CHIROPODY and pedicuring. lira, M- D
Hill, Omcea 42V Flieaner bldg. Main 3473.
CHI ROPK.ACT1C PHY bIC LANS.
DR. M. H. M'MAHON, 121 4th. delivers tha
goods at $10 a month, $10,000 equipment.
Board, room and treatment. $lu a week.
Dr. Lehman, 17 Ablngton bldg., haa no $10,
000 equipment; $1Q a week, expert work.
COAL AND WOOD.
EDELFSEN FUEL, CO., East 303, C 2303, or
k Lab wood not watersoaked.
ALBINA FUEL CO. lor Summer orders
green slab wood.
COLLECTION AGENCY.
NETH & CO.. Worcester blag. Main 1790.
No collection, no charge.
CONTRACTOR A'D BUILDERS.
KULLBEHG &. BECIUlAXt repairing of all
kinds neatly done at moderate prices: get
our estimates. 171 13th st. South. A 41t5,
Main 4R1.
DANCTXG.
PROF. WAL. WILSON'S Dancing School
summer dancing leBsons, oc: waitz,
"twosten. etc.: aruarantca to teach any-
- body who walks how to dance; failure
impossible. 85 v 5th st. pnone Main ityiT,
HEATH'S DaiicTng Schoois, 101 2d et., bet.
Wash, and Stark eta., and Altsky bldg..
fid and Morrison sts. Lessons dally, waits
and two-step guaranteed In 4 lessons.
Class Friday eve., 8 to 10, at 109 2d st.
AUVKKTlblSU AUOGt.
BOTS2TOKU Ajv. tj !.. Jioaru ut Trade bide
KASB Auv. Co.. inc. Commonwealth bldg.
AdUIUlLlXKAl, 1MPI.KM K"i 8.
Mitchell, iewis fit suver Co.. Morrisou a 2d.
JjiiN UEiiKE PLOW CO.. Morrison iid.
R. il. WAOa & CO., U21-ii Hawthorn, ave.
AK(.Hllt,lTtKAL WIRE A1 IKON WKS.
fc'orti&na vv lr. tit iron Vv as.. 'Jta and Coluino.
AUTO A 1 JBUtiGX TOPS.
DCBRtUl-ifc: Buuut TOP CO.. -OO 3d t.
AL'TOMOttlLLS.
Mitchell, Lewis btaver Co., E. Mor. '-a.
HOWARD Automobil. Co., 14 and Davis.
N. W. AUTO CO.. 617 Wash. Xtao. Hudson.
All'u 1-aJdJ'O A1 RADIATOR
REPAIRING.
PORTLAND AliXO LAA1P CO.. 610 Aider si.
AUTOMOBILE bLPPLlLS.
BALLOU c xtluHX. 7th and oak.
UAUUAUK CUKCK1.U AT MOAJLE.
Ba.-ggage Ac omnibus Xraoat.r. Park ac Pavls.
tiAlx&M COJECT10-SiiltS' bl'PPLlEBU
lirtAi. M'lEaN & PiKC 1. 4th and Oiu.o.
HAKBtiH ISLl'PLlES.
Lswls-stenger Uiiroer Supply Co..l0tli dc Mor.
OREOON jaARKiSR SUPPLV CO.. 7a Bin
BAR HXTtllKs.
BruBswlck-Baike-Colleooer Co.. 46 Fifth .t.
ilC.CLEei. MOl'OKCsCLEei BtPPLlfcS.
UA1.LOU WKltiBI, 7th and Oak.
rOPE F. P. Kcenan Co.. 1D0 4th st.
BICYCLES ANU SUPPLIES.
DAYTO.N CCiwCj CO., -'47 Ash st.
B1LLLAKD ANU POCKET TABLES.
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co., 4ti Fiftti at.
BKEAO BAKERY.
Royal Bakery tfc Cunl., inc., lllh and Everett.
BULWtKa AM BOTTLERS.
HENRY WfeliNHAKD, luth and Burnslde.
CANDY MANLl'ACTl'RERS.
J. N. MATricHEK CANDlf CO.. a70 First at
COFFMAN'S CANDY CO.. 4a Front street.
CLOTHING AND GENTS' FlBHSHl.Nli.
N. & S. W EINSTEIN. 0-7 N. 1st. aar. lstl.
CEMENT, LIME AND PLASTER.
F. T. CKOWE & CO.. 4.1 Fourth IL
COFFEES, TEAS AND SPICES.
CLOSS1ST & DSVEKte. 1-11 N. i'ront st.
BOYD TEA CO.. 208 Salmon st.
DAIRY AND CREAMERY SUPPLIES.
Monroe c Crtssel, 12tt Front. M. 640. A 042U
DIES AND &11EET METAL bT AMPIN G.
WESTERN Tool & Die Works. JOB Pin. St.
DRUGGISTS.
Clarke-Woodward Drua-Co.. Alder at W. Park
B'umsusr-Frank Drug Co.. Park and Ev.ref
INDIANS TO APPEAR HERE
BLACRFOOT CHIEF TO TAKE IX
ROSE FESTIVAL.
Reds Secured Through Agency of
Ixuiis W. Hill, Railroad Man
and Adopted Tribesman.
Through the agency of Louis W.
Hill, head of the Hill railroad interests,
the name delegation of Blackfoot In
dians that created such . a stir in New
York City two months ago will ' be
brought to tha Portland Rose Festival
and participate in the daily pro
grammes. Manager George L. Hutchin
yesterday closed arrangements with
Jim ' Shoemaker, personal representa
tlva of Mr. Hill, the man who piloted
the red men througli. the mazes of
Broadway and showed them the electric
lights and the subway and gave them
their first glimpse of the ocean.
Heading the party will be Chief Three
Bear, veteran of the tribe, who-is more
than 80 years old. Then there will be
Chief Two Guns White Calf, the orator
or the tribe, who will deliver an ad
dress on behalf of Miss Spokane in his
native tongue. He is a son of Chief
.White Calf, who turned Glacier Park
over to the Government for a National
playground. Others In the party will
be Big Top, Lazy Boy, Medicine Owl
and Long Time Sleep, all chiefs.
Mr. Hill also expects to attend the
festival. He has been adopted by the
Blackfeet and has the Indian appella
tion of "White Horse."
The Indians will attend the show
Monday ntght and Tuesday afternoon,
will participate in the "Night in Ro
saria" parade Wednesday night and will
be in the carriage parade Thursday.
The Indians are being taken over the
country to exploit Glacier Park, which
will open June 15.
OREGON ATTRACTON FELT
Mrs. Zella Vleholls Returns After 5
Vcars to Make Home In 'ealem.
BALEM. Or.. Juna 1. (Special.) A
visit to Oregon five years ago by Mrs.
Zella Nlcholls. then of Knox, Ind., has
resulted In her becoming a permanent
resident of this city. Mrs. Nlcholls, who
attended the dedication of the Masonic
Temple last night, declared that after
returning home from her first visit
to Oregon she was no longer satisfied
elsewhere and began making plans to
move to Salem, but it took her longer
to dispose of her property interests In
Indiana than she had expected.
Union Boosts Horse Show.
LA GRANDE, June 1 (Special.)-
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
PBESSMAKDfG A'I TAILORING SCHOOL
ACADEMY Parisian Soientino Oreaamaicins
and Tailortnc; teach ere wanted. Mor.
VALENTLNii'6 ayetem ladies' tatlortnS,
orfumaklm taught. 153 Qrand are.
LCCTK1C MOTOKS.
MOTORS, generators, bought, sold, rented
and repaired. We do all kinds of repair
ing and rewinding; all work guaranteed.
-H. M- K. Electric Co.. 31 First su .Ko.-tn
Phone Main
WE buy. sell, rent and exchans-e new and
second-nana motors; repair work a spe
cially, western Electric Wor-s, 213 to.
EYE, EAR. NOSE ANI THROAT.
Treatment by specialist. Glasses fitted. Dr.
F. F. Caeseday, 4lS Dekura blag., sd-Wnsh.
: FURNITURE HOSPITAL.
BOWERS fc PARSON6. 100i Front, M. 7443
Furniture Hospital. Packing and shipping.
HAT FACTORY.
EASTERN HAT FACTORY, 64-66 od street.
Men's sof. and Panama hats cleaned.
Beat $3 Hat on earth for men
INSURANCE.
pacific states fire insurance co.
Only Oregon fire insurant; company.
LAN DSC APE GARDENING.
BETTER landscape and general gardening.
bWliS FLORAL C.
East C 1514.
PACIFIC Landscape Garden Company,
515 Roth child bidg. Phone Marshall 23U&.
LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
J. A. gTROWRIUDGK LEATHER CO. Es
tablished 185S. isy Front st.
LIP READING.
KING SCHOOL for the deaf and ard-oit-hearing.
30h Central bldg.
MESSENGER SERVICE.
HASTY Mesuenger Co., day and night erv-
ice. phone Main 58. A 2153.
MUSICAL.
PIANO STUDIO, modern methods. 269 14th.
Main a3. Arrangements tor practice.
EMIL THIELHORN, violin teacher, pupil
Savoik. 325 FUedner bid. A 4lfl0, Mar. 169.
NATUROPATHIC PHYSICIANS.
Dr. G rover, specialist In paralysis, nervous,
chronic diseases. 703 Oregonian bd. M. 814U.
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS.
Dr. R. H. Northrup, 415-16-17 Dekum bldg.
Nervous and Chronic Diseases.
Phone office. M. 349; res.. East or B 102&.
PAINTING AND PAPERKANGING.
W. M. SMITH A CO., 659 Williams, con?
tract lns. wall paper, tinting, painting;
prices low; work guaranteed.
PAINTING AND PAPERING.
TINTING. $2.50 and up; wall paper 5c and
up. M. T. crane, the practical painter, 163
10th. near Morison at. M. 2326.
PIPE.
PORTLAND WOOD PIPE CO. Factory and
office near 24th and York ots. Main 84a9.
WHOLESALE AND MANUFACTURERS
. - DRY GOODS.
FLE1SCHNER-MAYER & CO.. SOT Ash St.
TTT,1. ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
STTJBBS ELECTRICAL CO.. th and Ptn. itl
. FIREPROOF WINDOWS AND DOORS.
J. C. BAYER. Front and Market sta.
FISH. OYSTERS at ICE.
&A.1bA.Ktlt co" luc- 1 Front SC.
PORTLA.ND FISH CO.. 34 Front St.
FLOCB IUIX8.
CROWN MILLS. Uoard of Trad, bldg.
. FURNACE WARM AIR,
J. u. BAYER, Front and Alark.t sta.
GRAIN MERCHANTS.
AIDers Bros., Milling Co., Front and Marshall
EERK. OU'FOKIJ Sc CO., L.W1S bldg.
BALFOUR-GUTHRIE A CO.. Board of Trad
H. il. HOUSEH. Board of Trade.
2T.tliRJ GRAIN WH6E. CO.. Br. Tr.
THE W. A. Gordon CO.. Board of Trada.
GROCERIES.
ALLEN ft LSWlB ixusu leolj. 40 N. Front.
WADHAMS a CO.. 60-75 4th St.
RATS AND CAPS.
THANF.AUSER HAT CO.. 0a-o5 Front at.
J H. Klosterman 6c Co.. lading hay d.al.ra
uviis , , r . . ........ . . . . . . - .
KAHN bltoe., 11 Front at.
..Hi"??' t"tBS' FELTS. WOOL. TALLOW.
THE H. F. NORTON CO.. Oa-55 Front st.
, HOP MERCHANTS.
M'NEFP BROTHERa. 014 Worcester -bldg.
IRON WORKS.
PACIFIC IRON WORKS,
East 3d and Burnsida rits.
ALL ARCHITECTURAL IRON
CASTINGS.
Complete Stock of
BEAAIS. ANGLES,
CHANNELS, -
PLATES.
KODAKS AND PHOTO Krppt tv.
PORTUM) PHOTO SUPPLY CO., HI) 3d.
LEATHER AND SHOE STORE SUPPLIES.
HEKTbCHE BROS., 304 Pine St.
CRAS. L. MAST1CK & CO.. 74 Front. Leath
er of every description, taps. mfr. flndlnga
I I H1U1A nvr: jw a
Halfour, Guthrie A Co., Hoard of Trade.
LOGGING MACHINERY.
F. B. MALLORH oc CO.. 261 Pine St. --QKger.
Ac Contractors' Mach. Co.. 71 5th st.
MAIL OBDEf '
FRANKLIN Ac CO.. 132 Front St.
MEN'S AND WOMEN'S NECKWEAR
Columbia Neckwear Mfg. Co.. S3 Fifth st.
Escorted by the Union Band,' 150 Union
Horse Show boosters yesterday invaded
La Grande with a special train. Thev
passed the afternoon Informally meet
ing tocai Dusiness men and distribut
ing literature.
Troops Return From Targets.
VANCOUVER BARRACKS. Wash.,
June 1. (Special) The Third Battalion
of the Twenty-first Infantry returned
yesterday from the Clackamas National
Guard target range. They were in com
mand of Captain Ralph H. Van Deman.
The First Battalion, in command of
Major Wilson Chase, will leave tomor
row morning for the same range, to be
gone a month at target practice. The
troops were mustered yesterday.
Gntlirie Takes Ambassadorial Oath.
PITTSBUP.G. Juno 1. Oeorga W.
Guthrio, of this city, the newly ap
pointed Ambassador to Japan, took the
oath of tiffice before Judge Buffington
in the United States Court here Satur
day. Measles Appear at Carlton.
CARLTON, Or., June 1. (Special.)
Dr. Morrison reports that he has
treated 76 cases of measles in the past
three weeks and knows of several
more cases that have been treated by
CLASSIFIED AD. - RATES
Daily or Sunday.
Per Line.
One time 12
8a roe ad two consecutive tiiuee ...2ta
Same ad three consecutive times 80c
&ame ad ix or seven conaec-utive times. .56c
The above rates apply to advertisement
nnaer ."n fw 1 oauy ana an otner ciasa&xica
lion except the following.
Mttuatioma Wanted, Mole.
(Situation! anted. Female.
For Rent. Itoorun. Private Fa mil tea.
Rooms and Board, Trtvate Famtllea.
Houttekeepins Rooms, Private Families.
Rate on tbe above ciaeMiflcatiooa U ?
cents a line each insextlon.
YYhrn one advertisement Ss not ran In con
secutive issuer the one-tune rate auDuea.
Six average worth count as one Hue eo
cash advertisement! and no ad counted for
ies than two lines.
On ""charged" advertisements charge will
be baaed on the number ot linea appearing
In the paper, regardless of the number of
words in each line. Minimum cbarse, 2
lines.
The Orearonlan will accent elaaslfied ad
vertisement oer the telephone, providing-
i(0 BUTDiuscr is m auusri iur IU Clincr I) II One.
S'o nrlces will be Quoted over the nhonn. hnt
bill will be rendered the follow Ins day.
Whether subsequent advertisement will be
accepted over the phone depends opoo the
promptness ox tne payment oi leiennone ad
vertiements. ttituationti Wanted and Pc.
somtt advertisements will not be accepted
ever . the telephone. Orders for one Inser
tion only will he accepted for 4Fariiitnre for
kalr " ''Rninc rtrrnrtiinltiM.n 'IfMnln..
ho a see" and "Wanted to Kent."
Tha Oreeonlan will not ruarantee aecnravev
or assume responsibility for errors oceorrtn
in telephoned advertisement.
The Oresauian wili not be responsible for
more than one incorrect insertion of any
advertisement ordered for mors than one
tune.
in new iDoiT" ail larirnsfmMta nn
char sod by measure only, 1 lines to the
Remittances moat accompany out-of-town
orders
R. C. WRIGHT, 22 years' practice. U. 3. and
foreign patents. BOO Dckum bldg.
PATENT ATTOItNEYS.
Patent procured by J. E. Mock, attorney-at-Uw.
late of the T7. S. Patent Office.
Booklet free. lOlo Board of Trade bldg.
PLATING WORKS.
Nickel plating, polishing, euamling. Ore
m gon Piauur Works. lOLh-Alaer. M. 2575.
KEFKiGERATORSAND ICE BOXES. "
Built to order, any size. $7.uO up. P. C. Bed
-o- o niuu ase. ooutn, rnone fc.ast z-lJ
RI'BBEH ST AM IS. SEALS. BRASS SIGNS.
lAi;ib-ic COAST STAMP WORKS.
21 Wash, ft. phone Main 710 and A 3T10.
THE IitWIN-MODSOx ii
9-J 5th st. Phones Main oil. A 134.
SEWING MACHINES.
NEW. all utakvB. factory prices; second
hand. $2 up; machines rented and re
paired. Main 9431. ld. near Yamhill.
SHOWCASES. BANK. A STORE FlXTtRES.
WESTERN FIX. A SHOWCASECO.r30tn
and Davis. Showcases to order and in stock.
7HE tUTKE MFG. CO., brancr Grand Rap.
ids Showcase Co.. ttth and Hoyt. R. Lutke,
manaser.
MARSHALL MFG. CO.. 4th and Couch; new
and old wli.dow display and cabinet work.
STORAGE AND TRANSFER.
POklLAND Vau & Storage Co.. cor. 15th
and Kearney ils.. Just completed new fire
proof w arenouse Tor household effects
pianos and automobiles contains separate
fire and vermin-proof rooms, steam-heated
piano room, trunk and rug vaults, track
age for carload shipments; vans for mov
ing; reduced freight rates on household
Roods to and from East In through car.
Main 5040. AU departments.
C O. PICK T raimer & Storage Co.. offices
and commodious 4-story brick warehouse,
separate iron rooms and fireproof vaults
for valuables; N. W. cor. 2d and Pine ate.;
pianos and furniture moved and packed
for shipment, special rates made on goods
, In our through cars to all domestic and
jrrij;n porta. main owe. a. xiw.
OREGON TRANSFER CO., 74 Gliaau at..
cor. a. in. xeiepnone Main ew or A lltuj.
General transfer and forwarding agents.
We own and operate two larae claaa "A"
warehouses on terminal tracks. Lowest
insurance rates in tne city.
OLSON-ROE TRANSFER CO.
General transferrin and sturaze. aafea
pianos and t urn '.ture moved and packed
for shipments. 87-Stf Front st. Telephone
TYPEWRITERS.
$15 TO $35 will buy a REBUILT TYPE
. WRITER; rebuilt as good as new; all
makes to choose from at GUI's, ad and
Aiuer. terms to suit; every machine guar
anteed. Call or phone for representative.
msiu paw or A Wtttf.
WE are the exchanare for the larsest toa
. writer concern on tha Count: In vAtlrt;
all makea, all prices. Tha Typewriter
n,xcnange. ooi wasnington r.t.
NEW rebuilt second-hand rentals at cut
rate., r. u. c t-o.. 231 titarlc Main 140T
MILLINERY.
v - . . u.u ana uul
BRADSHAW BRQ3.. Morrison and 7th sta
THOR Ac DE LUXE, APEX CO.. 12-. lith st
MILLER blMlNGXON. Calhoun Co., 43 4th.
ORNAMENTAL IRON AND WIRE.
Portland W cr. ee Iron w ks., 2u A Columbia.
PAINTS, OALS AND VAHNJSHVS.
RASMLtotjEN Ac CO., Jobbers, paluta, oils,
giaaa. land and doors. Cor. 2d and Taylor.
W. P. FULLER at CO., 12th and Davis.
PIANOS.
KOHLER & CHA.-iei. 370 Washington au.
manufacturers and wholesale dealers.
PAINTS AND WALL PAPEjtt.
PIONEER PAINT CO., lbtl First St.
PAINTS. OILS. VARNISHES
BASS-HUETTER PAINT CO., 1B4-1B6 Sec
ond street.
PAPER ROXES AND SHELF BOXES.
Portiana Paper Box Co.. U2 Front. Caitona
l'ACKLES AND VINEGAJL
KNIGHT fAi.aJ.0 CO.. 474 Cast Alder.
FIFE. PIPE F1111NG AND VALVES.
M. L. JvLlNci., b4-btt Front su
PLUMBING AND STEAM SUPPLIES.
M. L. KLINE, fc4-bti Front sc.
M. BAt.mi Ai. SONS. 240 Front St.
POULTRY, EGGS. CALVES. HOGS.
nnjui jj.ij yj. ir runt st.
111,111 I K. 4 'I M 1 1 tlk'Wf'u.wi
EVLKOING Ac FAiiRELL. 14U Front street.
ROPE AND BINDER TWINE.
Portland Cordnge Co.. 14lh and Northrup.
POliT CARDS AND NOVELTIES
Louis Schemer 80 N. 6th st. Portland Or.
SAND AN'B GRAVEL.
COLUMBIA DIGGER Co.. Foot Ankeny st.
SASH, DOORS AND GLASS.
W. P. FULLER Ac CO.. 12tn and Davia.
SAWMILL MACHINERY.
PORTLAND jron Works, 14th and Northrup.
SECOND-HAND FURNITURE.
5(r cheuper than elsewhere. 24 Union ave,
SODA FOUNTAIN SUPPLIES.
COLUMBIA SUPPLY CO.. OS Front SL
WALL PAPER.
Ernest Miller Wall Paper Co.. 1T2 1st st.
MORGAN WALL PAPER CO.. 23U 2d SL
WINES AND LIQUORS.
JOHN ECK LUND. 123-120 First St.
WIRE AND IRON WORKS.
Portland Wire A Iron Wks.. 2d and Columbli
other physicians. Bo far there have
been no bad. results, although young
and. old alike are attacked. The school
has not been closed, as every one was
xposed before It was known there
was any measles In the country.
ATJCTIOX 8AXS TODAY.
At Wilson's Auction House, at XO A. at.
Furniture. 1C6-8 First at.
Ford Auction House, 211 1st. Furniture,
carsets. etc Sale at 2 P. If.
Barger residence auction 1 P. M. at 804
c. riKftny, corner j.Din.
UEETtNQ NOTICES.
OREGON COMMANDER T
K- T. Special conclave Wed
nesday. Juna 4. nt 1 -Rll n'.lnL
P. M-, for the purpose of
conducting the funeral serv-
, ,co OI Knight George F.
P.le'. . .Thl" notice should bring everv t-ir
nnie-nt at that tim. x.- .
. . - . - y i j - J ,
Recorder.
WASHINGTON" LODGE No. 46, A
F- AND A. M. Special communi
cation this (Monday) evenlne
il0- East 8th and Burnsldo, M
M. degree. Visitors welcome. Or
der W. M.
J. H. RICHMOND. Secretary.
4
HARMONY Lodge No. 12, A. F.
. " M' special communlca
Jjr J:30, o'clock. Work in the M.
u-rsiM. isiting brethren wel
come. W. M. DEL1N. Secretary.
m. WILLAMETTE Lodge No. 2. A. F.
r v. - - i'i.iku communica-
kP'a Wi. th!s (Monday) evening at
erce. visiting l.reathren wel
come, vt'. b. wista, Secretary.
C AMELIA CHAPTER No. 27, O E.
t--7 S. stated communication this (Moti--gig.-,
day) evening at Masonic Temple, at
j H o'clock. Degrees. By order of
v V. Matron.
MARIETTg ROBINSON. Secretary.
DIED.
LEWIS Junf 1. at the family residence.
llT.- East 31t at. N.f Mrs. Mary C. E.
Lewis, ttRca 6 years 10 months 14 days,
wii.oa r the late Dr. Lewis, of Canyon
"lty. beloved mother of Mrs. A. P. Smith,
(i. A. Ieia, of Portland, and Charles 1.
Iwis. of Jackson, Pa. Funeral announce
ment later.
WKRNKR In this city June 1, 1013. at
ths r-sidence of Uis parents. Mr and
irs Karl W Wernfir, 2-11 u, Market St..
Cody H. Werner, aged i year 8 months
and 21 days. Remains are at the n-v
parlors of the Sketves I'odertaklns Co.
Kuueral notice will appear later.
DKISCOLI- In this city. June 1, at the
residence. 415 Sacramento st., John Dris
coii. ased 75 years, beloved husband of
Elizabeth Dr is cell. Funeral announctment
later.
HUNTER May 31. George W. Hunter, aped
82 yars. Remains at Lunnin & McEn
tee n parlors, where they have been pre
pared for shipment to .Vewberg, Or.
ODOil June 1. at the residence. 21ft E TSth
st. North, Martha Odorn, aed 17 years
beloved daughter of Mr. and Mrs B A
Odom. Notice of funeral later.
BOHRER June 1. J. C. Bobrer. Funeral
announcement later. Remains at A, R
Zeller Co. s parlors, 2-S94 Williams ave.
RYAN In this city. May 31. Anthony George
Ryan, aged 64 years. Remains at Hol-
man's parlors. Funeral announcement later.
ROBERTSON Tu this city. June 1, Ceore
K. Rowrfeon. Remains at Holman's par
lors, funeral announcement later.
- FUNERAL NOTICES.
O'BRIEN At the family residence. I7t
jbsi tstn street North. Louise Mane
O'Brien, beloved daughter of Mr. and Mr
Thomas J. O'Brien and sister of Anita and
Irene O'Brien. Funeral will leave the
above residence today tMonday). June 2,
at 8:43 A. M. Thence to the Holy Rosary
Church, corner sd and Clackamas sts ,
where requiem mass will be sung at I
o'clock. Friends respectfully Invited. Re
mains will be placed in a vault at the
Portland Crematorium.
HFTCHINGS In this city. May SI. Frank
uscp.i riuicnings, age &5 years 4 months
-0 days, beloved husband of Bessie F..
father of Hartley F. HulchiuKS. Frienil!
Invited to attend funeral services, which
will be held at the Portland Crematorium
at 11:30 A. M. today (Monday). June 2.
Take Seltwood car for crematorium.
Please omit flowers. San Francisco and
Seattle papers please copy.
SETTLEMIER In this city. May 31. Mel-
vin H. settlemier. aged 27 vears, son ot
Mrs. W. s. Kelly and brother of Fred
Kelly, of Lents, and Claude Settlemier, of
Salem. The rt-mains win be forwarded to
Salem, Or., by tho llolman L'ndertaklns
Co., on the 1:45 P. M. train todav t. Mon
day!. Servic-e will be held In that ,-ity
upon arrival of remains.
GA.VDT At the residence. 454 "Belmont st..
May 31. James V . Gamly. aged 72 vears.
Funeral services will be held at Dunning
& MeEntoo's chapel today (Mondavi, at
1:30 A. M. Friends respectfully invited,
interment Multnomah Cemetery.
FISHER May 31. Neo Fisher, ased 23
years, beloved wife of Jess Fisher. Re
mains at Dunning A McEntee'e parlors,
where they have oeen prepared for ahi,
niont to Cottape Grove. Or., for Interment,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
MR. EDWARD HOI. MAN, tbe leading fu
neral director. 220 Third street, eorner Sal
mon. Lady sutsUtant. A loll. Main 601.
J. P. FIN LEY & SON,
FUNKKAL SKKV1CE.
Lady Attendant.
Montgomery, at Fifth St.
F. S. DINNING. INC.
East Side Funeral Directors, 414
AJiier pc, cast os, i zoeo.
DUNNING & M EM'EE, funeral directors,
7th and Pine. Phone Main 430. Lady at
tendant. Otflce of County Coroner.
LKKCH, undertaker, cor. East Alder and
Sixth. East 7il, B 1KKX. Lady attendant.
frKEWES UNDERTAKING COMPANY, 3d
and Clay. Main 4152. A 2321. Lady attendant.
A. R. ZELLEK CO., East 1088, O 1088.
Lady Attendant. Night Service.
MEMORIALS Portland Marble Works.
164 4th. opposite City Hall. Malm 85S4.
PORTLAND CREMATORIUM. 6SO Glen
wood ave.; take Sellwood car. Open te vis
itor, dally from A. M. to 5 P. M.
OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY
OFFICE NO. 820 CNION AVKNTJK. COR
NER MARKET STREET.
Phone East 1428, B 2516.
Horse ambulance for sick or disabled
animals at a moment's notice. Prices
reasonable. Report all cases of cruelty
to this office. Open day and night.
NEW TODAY.
Edward E. Goudey
Lewts isaiitunr.
MORTGAGE LOANS
6 per cent on best business properties. par
cent and 7 per cent on other close-in busi
ness and residence securities.
CITY & FARM LOANS
Loans of $1000 and uo at lowest rar-,-
on Good Improved City or Farm Prop
erties. If you need money call today.
Our installment payments are attractive.
A. H. BIRRELL CO.
303 McKay BlUc. Third and Stark Sta.
A SNAP
LADD'S ADDITION
Lot on Ladd avenue, near Hawthorns
avenue, with easterly face. Terms
to cult. Address or apply to
OWXEH, 501 OREGOMAA 11LILD1VG.
Mortgage Loans
If you have A-l Keal Estate security
wo can loan you any amount
at lowest rates,
CALLAN & KASER
TB3-24 Yeos Bids.
Mortgage Loans
Improved
Property
Oniy.
Commerce Safe Dep. & Mortgage Co.
91 Third St., Cham, of Com. Bide
CITY & FARM LOANS
11000 end up at lowest rat. a
C. M. ZADOW
414 Corbett Bldg.
A 1410, Marshall 03.
CITY AND FARM LOANS
Any Amount at Current Bates.
JOHN E. CRONAN
BO 2 Spalding Bldic. Portland, o.
MORTGAGE LOANS
Our Own Money at'Cnrreat Rates.
U'ESTERJT BOND MORTGAGE CO,
Commercial CInb Blda; Portlaad. Or.
PRIVATE MONEY
To Loan on Portland Realty,
torrent Rate. Quick; Action.
oEELEV CO- UU1 Board of Trade
CEMETERY BEAUTIFUL
MOUNT SCOTT PAKE
Portland's Perpetual - Care Cemetery.
Large. Permanent. Modern, Both phones
REAL ESTATE DEALERS.
Beck. William G.. 315-318 Falling bids.
BRUUAKEK, C. L. & CO., loans, 217 Rail
way Exchange bMg. Main 649,
Chapin Sc. Her law, sai Chamber of Commerce
Junuings & Co., Main. lbS. UOQ Oregonian
PALMER-JONES CO., H. P., 404-405-4O
Wilcox bid.
THE Oregon Real Estate Co., Grand ave. at
Multnomah st. Ho! lad ay Addition.)
REAL ESTATE
LAURELHURST.
Wo specialize on this beautiful prop
erty, wti handle nu other, we handle the
best that is for sale, we know Laurel
hurst and can sav you money; Laurel
hurst is Just what you want.
You can always find us at the tract of
fice, o'-'th ana Uast Gilsan sts.
jUELAHUNTY & CLEMENTS.
I'OKTLANIJ HEIGHTS EXCLUSIVELY.
IC you want to buy on Portland Heights,
see me. I have about 80 per cent of thi
property for sale tip hi?ro in my hands
and have not one dissatisfied customer.
BROOKE.
E'm and 2-'d sts. Murshail 4827. A 283.
$1SOO WOODSTOCK 11800.
100x100, finest view propeny on ridge.
Woodstock, to tjuick taker 3100 cash,
bulanco $10 pr month, e per cent. H.
Garden. 02 Franklin Court. Vancouver.
Wanli.
jftiw 1AT lli, in block 2, Span ton Addition,
I blocks from new 2?th-Ft. croFH-town car
iinn; terms. Owner, Tabor 4i7. Address
M12 V2d st. S. K.
SPECIAL IRVINGTON BARGAIN. '
One of th: most valuable, and best lo
, cated quarter blocks in ail Irvinirton for
only 'i ' n ; easy terms. East 17y5.
ALAMEDA PARK lots, 700, J750, J6uG,
i0d, easy terms.
H- P. PALMER-JONES CO
4Q4 Wilcox Bldg.
541x100. IRVINGTON, $1000.
East facing, on E. 17th, two blocks to
Irvington car; will furnish the money and
build for you if desired. E. 5218.
AL A M E DA PARK lots, 700" $750. i0u,
H. P. PALMER-JONK8 CO.,
, 404 Wilcox Bldg .
WOODI.AWN Lot 50x100; 5-room hOUAS;
brries, fruit and roses; close to car. 1494
Winona, near Dekum. Soap.
LAURELHURST equities In view lots at
sarifii-e. Main 8914.
R. T. STREET.
IRVINGTON LOT&