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COMPARATIVE VOTE
OF WOMEN LARGE
Highest Percentage Reported
From Irvington, Where Esti
mate Is 95 Per Cent.
MEN'S RECORD IS LOWER
Returns Show Tirst-Cholce Votes Tor
Winners as Follows: Daly, 12,
179: Dleck, 12,84 7; Blgelow,
8108; Brewster, 11,124.
DALY Sl'PPORT COMES FROM
ALL CLASSES.
Will H. Daly Is the only candidate
for Commissioner who reoeived a ma
jority of all the votes that were cast
In the city election for Commissioner
last Monday.
Mr. Daly received a total of first,
second and third-choice votes of 20,
rt07 out of a grand total of choices
cast by voters of 101.050. It re
quired NJM votes to elect by a ma
jority, there being; four Commission
ers to choose.
Mr. Daly's vote clearly proves that
he was supported strongly by all
class rs.
Analysis of the votes cast In the va
rious districts of the city shows that
a greater proportion of the registered
women voted than men. This is true
particularly of the East Side districts
where It Is estimated that mere than
90 per cent of the women registered
voted. The number of men who voted
in these same districts was about 75
per cent of the registered vote.
In the Irvington district the women
mace probably the best record in this
respect. The poll books there show
that approximately 95 per cent of the
women registered voted. The percent
age of men voters ran considerably be
low this. In the Mount Scott district.
H&W thorne, Boll wood and the Peninsula
the average tor the women ran lower
than in Irvington. but better than In
some of the West Side districts. In
south Portland and In North Portland
the comparative voto of the women
ran considerably below 90 per cent ac
cording to approximations made at the
City Hall:
Dnly and Dleck Lone-Term Men.
Completion of the count of votes yes
terday revealed the fact that Will H
paly and R. G. Dleck have been elected
to serve four years each and W L.
Brewster and C. A. Blgelow- two years
each. I nder the charter the two Com
missioners receiving the greatest vote
at the election get the long term and
the next two the short term.
Mr. Daly headed the ticket, receivlns
a total of 20.651 votes. Mr. Dleck came
second with 19.010: Mr. Blgelow third
with I?'?,!' and Mr" Brewater fourth
Mr. Daly received 12,179 first-choice
totes. 5q61 second choice and 2921 third
choice. Mr. Dleck received 12.847 first
choice. 4198 second and 1965 third. Mr
Blgelow received 8408 first choice 6416
second .and 3498 third. Mr. Brewster
was fourth with 11.124 first-choice
votes. 44o0 second choice and 2185 third
choice.
Official Canvana to Be Mow.
City Auditor Barbur arranged yes
terday to commence at once the pre
paration of the official count. Plats
with the name of each candidate drawn
In will be prepared and the vote re
ceived by each will be recorded. The
number of candidates and the fact that
three choices must be counted for each
jnakes the task a heavy one. It prob
ably will not be finished until the end
of next week.
WISCONSIN MAN COMES
Rev. Lorin K. Grimes Accepts Haw
thorne Church Call.
Ilev. Lorin K. Grimes, of Superior,
w is., has accepted a call to become
pastor of the Hawthorne Presbyterian
Church, and he will occupy the pulpit
or that church Sunday, July 6. for the
first time. He comes hlghlv recom
mended as a preacher. He had been
pastor or the Presbyterian Church at
Superior for seven years.
Rev. Ortmea comes to take the place
or Kev. E. Nelson Allen, who resigned
and who will leave the church July 1.
Mr. Allen has been pastor of Haw
thorne Presbyterian Church for ten
years and three months. During that
time the church passed from the Cum
berland to the Presbyterian denomina
tion, the former being merged Into the
latter. Rev. and Mrs. Allen will leave
for I.os Angeles. Cal., July 10. where
they will pass several months. Mr.
Grimes, the new minister, was secured
after correspondence.
"VIVAS"' END N STABBING
Two Mexican Walters of Steamer
Bear Argue About Native I ami.
"Viva Madero"' said Rodriguez Bello.
"Viva Huerta!" said Juan Mansuelo.
A heated discussion of the situation,
past, present and future, in Mexico fol
lowed, which resulted in Juan Mansuelo
tabbing Rodriguez Bello In the ab
domen. The affair happened at Second
and Flanders streets about 10 o'clock
Wednesday night. When Policeman
Ennis arrived. Mansuelo had disap
peared. Bello. who was not badly hurt, was
taken to St. Vincent's hospital. He
said be and Mansuelo were good
friends, that their little differences of
opinion over affairs at home would not
afreet their friendship in the least and
that he preferred no arrest should be
made.
Both men are employed as waiters on
the steamer Hear, now In Portland harbor.
HOW THE CITY VOTED ON FOUR WINKING CANDIDATES
FOR COMMISSIONERS
V.. Side.
W Kld.
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101, 47 30 196 S7 12
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52! 23 10 37' 20 3
29 23 12 46i 22 12
70 25 13 37i 19l 12
33 7 8 291 9; 7
3.377 1,501 861 4,00ij 1,089: 482
32 16 3 20 13 9
94 31 J2 35 40 13
83 36 13 Oil 37 16
97 13 22 U81 21 18
78 46 15 SO 19 22
83 27 21 73 21 14
13 1 2 11 4 3
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106 20 13 52 23 13
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81 41 30 65 32 C
42 15 8 44 10 10
57 21 17 04 18 0
100 20 21 68 25 S
77 25 13 b3J IS 16
00 22 12 48 171 9
76 34 22 41 29 17
52 32 6 73 13 8
81 31 20 42 10 7
.82 30 11 08 21 10
121 46 12 01 40 17
S4 44 27 110 40 II
133 54 29 169 34 12
102 03 48 171 76 22
107 50 30 144 37 IS
56 40 23 78 53 13
37 20 15 17 10 S
53 30 S 23 20 6
17 0 0 14 10 9
120 73 30, 170 82. 24
132 74 41 1S6 00 19
161 89 28 1S5 07 23
" 166 131 20 175 4S1 23
118 50 23 121 421 18
114 47 S3 152 89 12
87 3S 28 117 19 8
65 30 17 00 . 16! 12
113 33 32 114 50 24
52 28 8 33 13! 11
80 36 21 84 9 13
99 34 1 20 92 35 23
36 13 a 23 7 11
118 40 20 123 33 18
28 11 4 27 10 2
42 3 6 24 44 22 4
94! 53 14 117 25 18
S7I 26 13 SO 27 12
00 60 30 1 3!) 57 31
94 C9 30 127 53t IS
81 92 17 39 16 9
65' 20 15, 37 11 7
84 56 30 11 40 16
59 40l 12 86 49 11
97 351 20 107 30 . 1R
127 73 25 156 48 30
52 20 78 13 7
91 37 22 106 28 10
26 8 10 16 5 4
32 12 3 23 7 12
6 45 18 88 17 18
33 20 13 53 18 9
94 66 431 174 61 " 16
101 38 33 112 31 23
87 22 17 77 22
108 33 30, 154 56 24
4 47 32 130 51 21
56 82 14 1 08 20 8
97 61 84 378 44 13
212 116 BS 279 75 37
81 47 30 163 38 15
110 74 43 169 60 32
69 SO 14 03 22 11
10S 31 11 89 32 12
47 2n 5 40 19 6
84 44 20 SI 35 21
45 14 4 29! 9 4
65 17! 17 41 15 9
85l 231 12 39 18 2
03' IP. 10 16 7 6
1R2I 35! 30 73 36 13
1511 521 24 113 32 17
96! 241 12 39 22 4
79! 411 22 30 39 12
50' 281 9 44 21 7
126' 511 11 90 36 25
91! 48 21 SI 23 18
53! 211 9 24 13 9
24! 31 2 12 S 5
1111 43 17 SS 58 IS
771 1? 13 SO IS II
90' 30! 17 30 28 13
66' 20 27 28 22 17
1! 27! IB 58! 18 13
IOI 1 411 20 1031 391 . 19
. 841 471 21 114 29 13
3d! 241 12 45 18 13
94! 271 18 39 31 14
021 281 14 27 24 4
IOI! i2l 21 103 32 28
1?4' 63' 20 73 43 22
54' 101 9 35 24 10
! 241 10 331 13 12
92! SR 39 75 36 13
74! 421 86 SI 23 16
8.802' 3.M01 2.O60 8.7801 3,109' 1,483
3.377! 1.361! 861 4.067! 1.088 482
12.170 5.551I 2.921 12.S17 4.19S 1.9651
totals. ..... 20,C51 19.010
28, BIGELOW , 60. BREWSTER
fj i
1.3431 1.7511 1.013
45' 291 12
70 34 20
S3 30 21
93 341
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.17.759
o'clock: Music, orchestra Lincoln High
School; reading, essays on "Value of
Total Abstinence to a Life." first by
Lincoln High School pupils, Charles
Cohen. Miss Harriet Leas, Miss Alice
Sundstedt, Miss Sadie Bingham and
Frank Ding; music. Girls' Glee Club,
Lincoln High School; essays by Jeffer
son High School pupils, Henry Schroo-
der and Robert Lister: solo. Mrs. Fred
Olson: essays by Washington High
School pupils, Frank Lyons. Miss Ethel
Gotidy, Miss Barbara Meiising, Miss
Dorothy Rood, Miss Roberta Killam.
Mrs. James B. Kerr will preside. This
meeting will be for the public and
everyone ,is invited. Essays by the stu
dents of Portland high schools.
SilK Elastic Stockings and Other Silk Elastic
Goods Made to Special Order in 24 to 48 Hours
- OW L," stores, eighteen of theiu, locat
ed In the principal eltlea of the Coast.
Whether you purchase In person or
send your orders by mall or other
wise, -yon have the advsntsiKes of
OWL"' quality, - OHX" prices, and the
protection of THE OWL'S " guaran
tee for satisfaction, or your money re
funded, no matter where you snlsrht fee.
Mail Orders WU1 Be Filled at Advertised Spe
. cial Prices if Sent Immediately
Developing
and Printing
"THE OWL
WAY
Is the Expert,
Prompt and Sat
1 s t a c tory Way.
Bring Your
Next Roll of
Films to Us.
Special
49c
FOR THIS 75c
Bath Brush
They've just come In,
these splendid Brushes
with solid hardwood
backs and excellent
fiber brush.
The detachable hard
wood handles are fully
16 inches long.
Brush, when detached
from handle, can be used
as a flesh or complexion
brush. Has strap on
bark for this purpose.
The comfort of Sum
mer bathing will be
doubly enjoyed if you
use one of these brushes.
Friday and Saturday
only WU we offer them
at this much-low er- ,
than-regular price .
49c
Spe-
cia
il5c
BUYS A FULL POUND
OF ANY OF THE FOL
LOWING CANDIES
FRIDAY OR SATURDAY
Cocoanut Surprise, Cocoa Mixed, Peanut Butter Chips, Chocolate
Brownies, Peter Pan Assorted Chocolates. Peter Ps. Xougntlnes
and Maple i.ogs. aone of which sell at less than 2Zo lb. regularly".
Warm -weather has caught us with an unusually heavv "supply
of these particular Candies, to reduce stock of which we are
orrering them at a price that should tempt vou to secure a
pound or more here Friday or Saturday. Nothing less -si mr
than pound quantities will be sold at this verv special 1 Rf
price, pound Axl
Workmen's Lunch Kits
With
Thermos
Bottle
$
2
r
STRAW HAT CLEANER
Enough to clean ten hats
for
20c
The best combination yet de
vised a handy, roomy, com
pact Lunch Box, with a $1.50
Thermos Bottle, which sets
compactly into the cover. The
kit has reinforced corners
and sides, looks well and has
ndle. The Thermos
rp means hot rrtf
eon or a thoroughly chilled, cooling drink, just as you may wish. Or
perhaps you can fill the bottle with nourishing hot soup you
know how much better you feel after a hot lunch than a cold one.
I. " : -V- t. strap handl
-.-.-...: : .- .-.A Bottle featu
Captain John
Orderleys
WILL PUT YOU IN ORDER
WITHOUT DISTURBING
THE ENTIRE SYSTEM
25 Cents
They are for people who do not feel
just right physically.
They give vigor to the stomach, liver
snH ' -
They are good for headaches and constipation.
For biliousness and lazy liver the most popular remedy
we know of.
There is no hesitancy on our part In recommending them.
40 Doses to the Box. The Price Only 25c
New
Bath
Caps
50c
CHAMPAGNE
GREEN
WISTARIA
BLUE
RED
Kvery woman's fancy as to
style and color is answered
in what we are showing now
in BATH CAPS. They're made
of silky-finished rubbei. fit as
a bath cap ahould fit. and are
neat and attractive in appear
ance. The color that will
look well with your bathing
suit will be tound here.
Specials
FOR FRIDAY
AND SATURDAY
THE OFFERING OK SUCH SPE
CIALS AS THESE ENTITLES
US TO LIMIT QUANTI
TIES TO PURCHASERS.
"OWL" TALCUM POW-
nCH rose or violet -a ls
""H 25 - cent I fC
size, at JLTsV
TIZ. FOR TIRED FEET,,-,
a regular 25c size, at 1
the special J-tr
EPSOM SALTS, .Vou-
package at, the spe- I VlC
cial --1-7
HIRES' ROOT BEER EX
TRACT, sVerfi a-l
two for SmfJ
SKAT the eftecUve hand
Ortnl, cleaner. 10c size fa mr
at the special tour
pOO AM the eczema
rUOLrllD) remedy, 50c tTJ
size, at the special St5
DENATURED ALCOHOL,
for burning only, by the1
gallon, special
When taken away in
your own decanter, spe- "tC
cial only Cf 7
EFFERVESCENT CITRATE
OF MAGNESIA,- PJQc
bottle, special at WW
HERMITAGE BOURBON,
six years old, $1.25 size, 4af7
special Friday and Sat- C
urday at Lr I
Auto Tape
D
15c
LEATHER -COVERED
Spring Trusses
AT SPECIAL PRICES
$2.75 Single -ft
Trasses at. ...
$4.50 Doable d0 7c
Trussesat... f
EXPERT FITTING
And No Charge for Same
ONE -HALF -POUND
ROLL SPECIAL
AT
For auto, motorboat and motor
cycle use, and for wrapping
leaky garden hose, etc. Sells reg
ularly tor 25c roll, so It's
an unusual value at, the
roll
15c
"THE OWL" IS CLOSED SUNDAY AFTERNOONS FROM 1 TO 6 O'CLOCK
OPEN SUNDAY EVENINGS.
L fai.80a PHKN II1IUNS FILLEU 11V THE OWL lit CO. IN MV :
1 !
BROADWAY AND WASHINGTON
BglBnfe4anagnB.MM Established 1892 Eighteen Stores on the Pacific Coast -MtMSJtM
ALBEE GALLS AIDES
First Informal Meeting of In
coming Officials Held.
SURETY BONDS DISCUSSED
Question Agitating All Members of
Xew Administration Is Assign
ment of Departments and Kar
ly Decision Is Promised.
At the first informal meeting of
Mayor-elect Albee and the four Commissioners-elect,
in the office -of W.
L. Brewster, yesterday morning, but
one thing was definitely decided to re
quire all applicants for positions to
file written applications, together with
references and statement of qualifica
tions, with Mr. Albee, in the Concord
building.
The next informal meeting of the
commission will be held at noon Tues
day, when they will take luncheon to
gether and discuss in a private way
various features or the work con
fronting them.
At yesterday's meeting, which the
Mayor-elect termed "a hand-shaking"
session, no progress was made inso
far as actual disposal or work was con
cerned; the great task of reorganizing
the city departments and of adminis
tering Its affairs is yet to be done.
The Taxpayers' League having offered
to submit as a suggestion an adminis
trative code for the benefit of the
commission, it was decided to accept
the proposed code for guidance, in case
it proves to be feasible.
m Amlgsraests Are Desired.
Will H. Daly, W. L. Brewster, Robert
G. Dieck and C. A. Blgelow, the Commissioners-elect,
were anxious to know
to what departments they are to be as
signed by Mayor-elect Albee, but he is
not yet prepared to make the assign
ments. This Is one of the big pieces or
work that he is required to do under
the provisions of the new charter and
it is a most serious and Important one.
Each of the Commissioners-elect ex
pressed a desire to know at the earliest
possible date the department to which
each is to be assigned, in order to
make special preparations for the
work. For this reason Mayor-elect
Albee will determine this question as
soon as possible.
The question of bonds for the mem
bers of the Commission was discussed
briefly. It was thought best to have
a blanket bond if such can be obtained
at reduced rates, but if not, it was be
lieved best to divide the bonds between
five companies, at least. It was sug
gested that it would be Improper for
the members to pass upon their own
bonds and therefore the Clearlng
House Association was mentioned as an
agency for doing this.
Money Scarcity Kelt.
The question of the salaries of the
City Engineer. Chief of Police, City
Attorney and Municipal Judge were
discussed briefly, Mr. Brewster remark
ing that they should receive better pay
than they" do now. Mr. Daly, who Is
a Councilman, said that it will not be
possible for this to be done until Jan
uary 1. anyway, as the funds are run
ning low.
As to the arrangement of the work
of the Commission at the City Hall,
several suggestions were made. Some
thought It would be best to have the
Mayor and Commissioners grouped
about one room, where they may be
found easily and where they may con
fer on public matters from time to time
and keep in touch with each other. No
FIRST INFORMAL MEETING OF NEW CITY COMMISSION IS HELD
LA GRANDE CASE DECIDED
Gra.Bd Jury It Kxpeoted to Return
Three Indictments.
LA GRANDE, Or. June 5. tSpectal.)
A verdict was rendered yesterday in
favor of E. F. Btewart. who was sued
bv Krii'lt WHitnn at,,'. , V. V.
of contract in failing to carry out a '
reel estate deal.
No report from the grand jury, which i
went into session Monday, has been re
ceived. There are three criminal cases ,
In the county jail and Indictments are
expected in each case. George Hogan I
Is accused or forgtng a check. Jack ;
Payne is accused or stealing a watch i
at North Powder and Tom Nylin is ac- I
cusetl of assault and battery.
smUeiii- Read Essays Today.
Tho following programme will be
given this afternoon at the auditorium
of the Lincoln High School at 3:10
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definite action was taken,
this subject.
however, on
BANFF HOJT SPRINGS.
Situated In the very heart of the
Canadian Rockies a mountain resort
without a rival. The place for your
Summer vacation.
Drink
LEFT TO RItiHT:
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COMMlSSIOXERS-ElECTi H. R.
SIOXER5-EI.ECT.
ALBEE, MAYOR-ELECT: ROBERT ti. DIECK A M C A.
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the beer that always
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your meals will be
found most benefi
cial. Bottled at the brew
ery and delivered by
the case.
Order by phone
Main 671 or A-2467
0LYMPIA
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COMPANY
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