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THE MORXUfG ORERONTAN, TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 1914.
10 CONVENTIONS
HERE THIS WEEK
Music Teachers, Optometrists
and Electrical Contractors
; Open Annual Sessions.
VISITORS TO SEE FESTIVAL
State Tbreshermen, Insurance F'irm
Agents, Osteopaths, Sfasons, East
ern Star and Labor Bureau
J Delegates to Hold Meetings.
CONTENTIONS EN PORTLAND THIS
W KF.TC.
Electrical contractor. In Flttock
block, Monday and Tuesday.
Oregon Btate Threshermen, In
Woodmen Hall, East Sixth and
Alder streets. Monday and Tuesday.
Northwest Musla Teachers" Asso
ciation. Multnomah Hotel. Monday
and Tuesday.
Oregon Optometrists, at Imperial
Hotel, Monday and Tuesday.
Republican State Central conven
tion. Imperial Hotel, Tuesday.
Columbia Life & Trust Company
agents. In Imperial Hotel, Tuesday.
Wednesday and Thursday.
Oregon Osteopaths. Multnomah Ho
tel, Friday and Saturday.
State Labor Bureau. 250 H Third
street, Thursday.
Order of the Eastern Star, Masonlo
Temple. Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday.
Grand Lodge of Oregon Masons,
Masonlo Temple, Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday.
ROSE FESTIVAL PROGRAMME FOR THE WEEK
' Tuesday, Jane 9.
:0O A. M.. Peninsula Park Prize baby show, eugenic contest, rose exhibit from all districts eon Peninsula; general
exercises at 2:30 P. M., band concert by Portland Municipal Band, rose dance by children of municipal district. S P. M.,
open-air concert, 100 trained voices, under direction of Rev. r. V. Polling. Take Mississippi avenue or Kenton cars.
" 11:30 A. M. Start of river pageant through all the bridges, escorting Queen Thelma and Princesses of Rosarla.
- 12:00 M. Arrival of Queen and retinue at municipal landing. Stark street. t
12:10 P. M. Royal escort. General W. K. Flnzer commanding. Route: Municipal landing, Stark Street, west on Start
street to Third, thence on Third to Alder, thence on Alder to Thirteenth, thence on Thirteenth to, Morrison and Fourteenth.
12:25 P. M. Coronation of Queen Thelma at official stand. Fourteenth and Morrison streets, by Rose Festival officers.
Mayor H. R. Albee and the Royal Rosarlans.
2:00 P. M. Water carnival: Swimming contests and single scull race, four-oar race, double scull race. It-foot "free-for-all"
motorboat race, bang-and-go-back race, surf boat riding, exhibition run (over 40 miles an hour), sailing, free-for-all
sloops; sailing, cruiser race; canoe race, singles; canoe race, double, for men; canoe race, double, for women; canoe race,
mixed doubles; canoe race, four paddles; canoe tilting contest; log-rolling contest; Naval Militia race; parachute Jump; mer
chant Bhlps crews' race. . -
1:15 P. M. Opening of Festlcal Center and rose garden. Sixth and Tamhill streeta
2:00 P. M. Opening of Rose Show, Central Library. Tenth and Tamhill streets. Admission free.
S:00 P. M. Christening at Festival Center by Queen Thelma of latest rose created by Rev. Father Scboener.
8:00 P. M. Rose Show, Central Library, Tenth and Tamhill streets. Admission free.
8:30 P. M. Illumination of streets and buildings; grand band concert at Festival Center by Rose Festival Adminis
tration Band.
8:30 P. M. Popular ball. W. O. W. Hall, East Sixth and Alder streeta Admission SI per couple.
:00 P. M. Grand pyrotecbnlcal display at the Oaks, given in honor of Rose Festival Queen and her court; McElroy
Concert Band.
Wednesday, June 10.
10:00 A. M. Concert by Rose Festival Administration Band. Festival Center, Sixth and Tamhill streeta
10:00 A. M- Rose Show, at Public Library, Tenth and Tamhill streeta Admission free.
10:00 A. M. Peninsula Park, rose exhibit, open all day.
11:30 A. M. Judging district rosedlsplays at Festival Center.
2:00. P. M. Floral parade of decorated horse-drawn and motor-driven vehicles. Route of parade: Fourteenth to Mor
rison, Fourth, Alder, Third, Washington, Broadway, Pine, Second, Burnslde, Grand avenue, . Hawthorne avenue. Fourth
and disband. Cash prizes. , ' .
4:00 P. M. Concert by Rose Festival Administration Band, Festival Center, Sixth and Tamhill streeta.
8 P. M. Rose Show, Publlo Library, Tenth and Tamhill streeta Admission free. (
8:00 P. M. Peninsula Park, band concert and Illumination of sunken gardena
8:30 P. M. Unique fire spectacle In which the Blumauer-Frank Drug Company's seven-story building, at Everett and
Eighth streeta will appear to be burning. Portland fire department fighting conflagration; dramatlo features, thrilling
rescues, etc
8:20 P. M. Concert. Rose Festival Administration Band, Festival Center. Sixth and Tamhill streeta
Thursday, June 11.
Roso Festival week always Is the
occasion for numerous conventions
Jn Portland and this year Is no excep
tion to the rule.
At least 10 g-atherings that will at
tract visitors from various parts of the
state and the Northwest are scheduled.
Other and unreported conventions may
be on the programme.
Several of these meetings opened
yesterday. The Oregon Optometrists'
are holding their sessions at the Im
perial Hotel. A' large attendance is
reported. The meetings will continue
today.
The Northwestern Music Teachers are
meeting at the Multnomah Hotel.
Teachers are present from various parts
of the three Nortwestern states. The
meetings will continue today and most
of the visitors will remain here for
the festivities of Ihe week.
Scores of electrical contractors from
many cities In Oregon are attending
the second annual convention of the
Oregon Electrical Contractors' Associ
ation in the Pittock block. Several
meetings are planned for today.
Insurance Agents .Come Today.
The state's leading threshermen are
In session In Woodmen Hall, East Sixth
and East Alder streets, and are hold
ing profitable meetings. They will con
tinue their sessions today.
Nearly 60 agents of the Columbia Life
A; Trust Company, from the principal
Northwestern cities, accompanied by
their families, will arrive here today
for their fourth annual "gathering.
Portland is the home ofice of the com
pany. The meetings will be held In
the Imperial Hotel.
The programme has been arranged
so that the business sessions will not
conflict with the principal entertain
ment features of the festival week.
Ample provision has been made' to pro
vide accomodations for the visiting
agents and their families at all the
parades and other spectacular demon
. Btratlons. W. M. Ladd. president of
the company, will make the principal
address at today's meeting. A ban
quet will be served- on Thursady.
Osteopaths of State Meet Friday.
Osteopathic physicians from all parts
of the state will assemble at the Mult
nomah Hotel on Friday for the annual
convention of the Oregon Osteopathic
Association. Many delegates already
are coming here to enjoy the festival
entertainments. An effort Is being
made to bring the National convention
of osteopaths to Portland In 1915.
An Important meeting Is that sched
uled In the the office of the State Com
missioner of Labor, 250 1-2 Third street,
beginning at 9 o'clock Thursday morn
ing. It is the quarterly meeting of
the Btate labor bureau. Important dis
cussions are scheduled. Among the
papers will be:
t"Boiler Protection" by C. B. Paddock.
Inspector for the Hartford Insurance
Company; "Safety Measures in Engine
Rooms" by W. L Barley, chief steam
engineer for the Portland Railway,
Light & Power Company; "Refriger
ation and Ammonia Systems" by Joseph
Bell, of Bell & Wildman, refrigerating
engineers; "Proper Installation of Ele
vators" by a representative of the Otis
Elevator Company; "Proper Installa
tlon and Insulation of Electric Wiring"
by B. C. Condit. chief engineer for the
northwestern Electric Company.
Masons' First Session la Tomorrow.
C. H. Gram, deputy state labor com
missioner, will review the work of the
bureau for the current quarter. O. P.
Hoff, state commissioner of workshops
and lactones, will preside.
The sixty-fourth annual communlca
tlon of the grand lodge of Masons will
be held In the Masonic Temple, West
ra.rK. ana Yamhill streets, on Wednes
dey, Thursday and Friday. Headquar
ters for delegates will be at the Im
perial Hotel. A large attendance is
expected.
The state convention for the Order
of Eastern Star will be held In the Ma
sonic Temple, beginning today and con
tinuing for three days. Many dele
gates arrived yesterday.
The Republican State Central Com
mittee will meet today. Committeemen
from every county in the state are ex
pected. Plans for the forthcoming
campaign will be outlined. It Is prob-
hdio mat most of the visitors will re
v main for the week's festivities.
Orenco Schools Closed.
ORENCO. Or., June 8. (Special.)
The Orenco public schools closed Fri
day, but the final exercises of the
eighth grade pupils will not be held
until Friday, June 19, in the Presby
terian Church. The class consists of 13
pupils, four girls and nine boys. At
special school meeting in April It was
decided to add a ninth and tenth grade.
Ralph JU, Wann was re-elected princl
pal, having already served two years
In that capacity. He will again have
charge of the seventh and eighth grades,
C. F. Grover, for the past two years
principal at Dilley, will have charge o
the added ninth and tenth grade work
Miss Edith Pechin of the fifth and sixth
grades; Miss Ruth Jones of the third
and fourth, and Miss Edith Stalley of
the first and second.
10:30 A. M. East Side. Grand avenue, between Holladay and Hawthorne, children's parade, 5000 Portland school
children participating. Special drills and evolutions, etc.
11:30 A. M. Judging district display of roses. Festival Center, Sixth and Tamhill streeta
2:30 to 4:30 P. M. Reception on United States cruiser Boston by Oregon Naval Militia.
S:00 P. M. Twenty-fifth and Raleigh streets; Campbell's Military Band in attendance. Start of National balloon races
under auspices of Aero Club of America: $3000 cash prizes. Starter, O. C. Letter; timer. W. D. skinner. Entries: Cap
tain H. E. Honeywell, St. Louis, balloon Uncle Sam; Captain John Berry, St. Louis, balloon Million Population Club;
Captain John Watts. Kansas City, balloon Kansas City III; Roy F. Donaldson. Springfield, 111., balloon' Springfield.
8:00 P. M. Concert. Campbell's Military Band, Festival Center, Sixth and Tamhill streets.
8:15 P. M. Special and attractive programme at all the theaters. .
8:30 P. M. Grand ball at the Oaks. Proceeds to be divided between four of Portland's leading charitable Institutions.
Queen Thelma and her Princesses, escorted by president and members of the Rose Festival board of governors, will
lead the grand march. a v . '
Friday, June 12. .
Oregon and Portland day, the Festival holiday, by special proclamation of Governor Oswald West and Mayor H. R.
Albee. '
11:80 A M. Big daylight parade. In which leading fraternal. Industrial, civic, commercial and military forces will par
ticipate. General W. E. Flnzer, grand marshal. Line of march: Park to Broadway. Pine, Third, Alder, Fourth, Jeffer
son, Fifth, Morrison, Sixth, Washington, Fifth, Stark, Broadway, Washington, Fourteenth, Morrison, Broadway, Taylor,
Fourteenth.
11:80 A. M. Final Judging district rose display. Festival Center, Sixth and Tamhill streets).
2:00 P. M. Grand concert. Rose Festival Administration Band, Festival Center, Sixth and Tamhill streets.
8:45 P. M. Grand historical electrical pageant, led by 400 members from various tribes of Improved Order of Red
men. Route of parade: Washington street at Twenty-third. Nineteenth street, Morrison, Third, Glisan, Fifth, Washing
ton, Twenty-third. '
10:30 P. M. Carnival, revelry and dancing on streets.
11:00 P. M. Plaza block. Third and Morrison streets, pow-wow and'lndlan dances by all the tribes of Improved Order
of Redmen.
Special programme at the Oaks all week.
Special attractions at all the theaters all week.
FETE PLANS MADE
Rosarians Complete Last De
tail for Week's Gaiety.
WEEK SCHEDULE ARRANGED
Part to Be Taken In Parades, Balls,
Dinners and Other Events Out
lined' 2 5,000 lUbbons to Be
Given- Visiting Delegations.
Royal Rosarlans, the official escort
to the Queen and the official enter
taining body for visiting delegations
to the Rose Festival, met at the Com
mercial Club yesterday and completed
their preparations for the part they
are to play in the big fete that begins
this morning.
Headquarters for the Rosarlans
have been Installed in the first floor
of the Commercial Club building and
badges and other material needed by
the committeemen will be Issued there
during the week.
Other organizations have established
headquarters in various parts of the
eity, appointed committees and are
prepared to co-operate with the
Rosarians in entertaining the visitors.
The Rosarians have 25,000 visitors'
ribbons which will be distributed.
The Prince Regent yesterday Issued
the following schedule under which the
Rosarian committees, the band and the
membership at large will work during
the Festival:
' Today's Schedule Announced.
Tuesday, 8:00 A. M. Report at Commer
cial Club. . March to Union Depot to meet
Milwaukee party.
10:00 A. M. Report at Commercial Club
and march to Alder-street dock. Not Stark
street.
10:30 A. M. Boat leaves.
11:30 A. M. Those not on Bailey Gatzert
report at Stark street for parade formation.
(Note the boat leaves from Alder-street
dock, and returning, lands at Stark-street
dock.)
Coming off steamer -Band. first; then
Women- of the Portuguese province ef
Mozambique. In Africa, make a white cos
metic by grinding a certain kind of wood In
-water. They assert It removes wrinkles and
prevents eruptive blemishes.
Rosarlans, who will line Immediately at
wharf to allow Queen and party to pass
through. Prime Minister Vincent will super
vise the formation on the steamer.
12:00 Boat lands. March to stand at
Fourteenth and Morrison streets.
1:15 P. M. Luncheon to Queen and maids
at Portland Hotel. Price, 81.25 per' plate.
Women Invited.
3:30 P. M. Report at Portland Hotel for
Rose christening.
8:15 P. M. Report at Commercial Club
with band to serenade the Milwaukee party.
who dine there. Escort them to f estival
Center. This party leaves Portland at mid
night Tuesday. Chairman McMurray will
see that they do not go to depot alone.
Tillknms Arrive Wednesday.
Wednesday, 8:00 A. M. ---Report at Com
mercial Club. March with band to Union
Depot to meet Tilikums, f Seattle.
Breakfast to visitors at Commercial Club.
Band dismissed for the day.
Wednesday reception committee takes
charge of visitors. Members circulate among
hotels to greet visitors.
12:00 Noon Luncheon to visitors at Ad
Club. All Rosarians invited. Luncheon, 60c.
2:00 P. M. Floral parade. Only Heralds
and mounted outriders will be In this parade.
Wednesday reception committee takes
guests to stand at Fourteenth and Morrison
streets. . Wives of Rosarlans also use the
stand. '
Rose Festival Association will have spe
cial stand for Rosarlans on yie old high
school property.
. 8:00 P. M. Go to Eighth and Everett to
witness burning of . the Blumauer-Frank
building. Space will be provided for visi
tors and Rosarlans.
Cherrlans Come Thursday.
Thursday, 10:30 A. M. Human Rosebud
parade. Only mounted escort to Queen re
quired. Band not required during day.
6:00 P. M. Arrival of Cherrlans. All
Rosarians and band assemble at Fourth and
Main streets at 5:45 to meet visitors.
7:80 P. M. Take special trolley from First
and Alder streets for Oaks. Fulldress ball.
Rosarians wear full dress, shirt band and
medallion. The Cherrlans advise 'they do
not expect to attend the ball. Therefore,
the Rosarians who do not go to the ball
are expected to assist Chairman Hyland to
entertain the Cherrlans. -
. Radiators Arrive Friday.
Friday, 10:00 A. M. Assemble at Commer
cial Club. March with band to Tenth and
Alder streets. Meet Radiators. Escort them
to their position in line of parade. Then
take position. Cherrlans who already are
in town will likely meet Radiators and all
three organizations march to the positions
In parade.
Immediately after parade march to Com
merclal Club for luncheon as guests of Com
merclal Club. Wives of Radiators and Cher
rlans will meet at club and will be taken
for auto ride after luncheon.
8:SO P. M. Electric parade. Guests of
Rosarlans should be In the stand at 8:00 P.
M. In order to secure seats. The bands of
the Radiators, Cherrlans and Rosarians will
be there. After the parade the entire party
will march to Festival Center for a carnival
of mirth and confetti-throwing.
Orient School Closes.
Closing exercises of Orient School
were held in the Pleasant Home Metho
dist Church last week. Ruth Wheeler,
Valborg Lars en, Lydia Waybill. Ray El
liott and Vina Anderson were promoted
from the eighth grade. E. H. Whitney
delivered the address. ' Vina Anderson
delivered the class oration.
D. C. Rodenbaugh, sheriff of Union
County, Ohio, suffered from chronic
constipation resulting in sour stom
ach, headache and nervousness bor
dering on a general break down. He
is now sound and well thanks to
Chamberlain's Tablets.
ACADEMY HAS CLASS DAY
Programme Is Replete With; Inter
esting Features by Students.
Yesterday was Class day at the Port
land Academy. The programme was
well presented and was replete with
interesting features. Henry . Ladd,
president of the class, was in charge
of the programme. Miss Elizabeth
Boyd read, the entertaining class
prophecy. The class poem was the
clever offering of Miss Dorothy Collins.
Henry Ladd read a well-written "Class
History and Lambert Wood won
laurels in his "Class Roast."
The class song was a beautiful part
of the entertainment. It was written
and set to music by Miss Marguerite
Templeton and was sung by the senior
girls of the Olee Club.
Yesterday's event was only one of
the chain of delightful affairs that are
being enjoyed by the young people of
Portland Academy's graduating class,
On June 1 they were entertained by
the juniors, who dispensed hospitality
by means of a Jolly boating party. On
June 5 the Senior Prom was held in
the school gym and was voted one of
the most brilliant social affairs of the
month. The class picnic will be given
on Friday, when once more the stu
dents await a happy day's outing.
The same dance music as used
by Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Castle
V
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When the foremost author
ities on the modern dances
use the Victrola to teach
dancing, you can be sure
the Victrola furnishes the
best dance music and you
can have it right in your
own home.
Loud and clear and perfectly played
the making of Victor Dance
Records is supervised by the Castles.
The Wiley B. Allen Company can supply you
with the latest "HITS" in perfect orchestral
Music for all the modern dances.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Castle
dancing the Tango
"We're glad to play any dance music for you
at any time. Come in and 6ee and hear the differ
ent styles of the Victrola ($15 to $200). Easy
terms, if desired.
Player Piano Music Bolls of Highest Quality
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AUCTION SALE TODAY.
At Baker's Auction House, 166-16S Fark
st. Upright Kimball Piano, Furniture,
Rugs, etc from residence. Sale at 10
o'clock.
MKETINO NOTICES.
IMPERIAL LODGE U. IX. A.
V. and A. M. Stated communi
cation will be held In their
lodge rooms, Masonlo Temple,
West tilde. Tuesday evening.
June 9. 1914, 7 o'clock sharp.
At the conclusion of this meeting a special
communication will be held In the audito
rium of the Masonic Temple, S - o'clock,
when the M. M. degree will be conferred In
form In the presence of the M. W Qrand
Lodge as the guests -of Imperial Lodge.
Visiting brethren and Grand Lodge dele
gates are urgently requested to assemble
early, and to be In place for the opening
of the ceremonies.- .o committee, will b.
appointed after 8 o'clock. Have your cre
dentials ready for the Tyler and avoid de
lay. By order of the W. M.
W. P. AXDRUU, Secretary.
CORINTHIAN CHAPTER. No. Di,
O. E. 8. Stated communication
this (Tuesday) evening. Masoniu
Temple, & o'clock sharp. De
grees. All O. - E. S. welcome. By
order W. M.
HENRIETTA WCABE. Sec
INDIAN WAR VETERANS of
N. P. C, are requested to at
tend the funeral of Comrade
John Davis at Finleys, Mont
gomery and Fifth, at 2 P. M.
OTTO A. KLEEMANN.
tirnod Adjutant.
The 29th adjourned annual meeting of the
members of the Boys and Girls'- Aid Society
of Oregon will be held on Tuesday, the 16i.li '
day of June, at 8 P. M.. In the chambers
of Hon. W. B. Gilbert, Postoffice bldg. All
members are hereby summoned to attend.
F. E. BEACH. Secretary.
MOUNT HOOD LODGE. U. D..
A. F. AND A. M. Special com
munication this (Tuesday) even
ing at 7. Work In M. M. degree.
Visitors welcome. Order W. M.
E. C. DICK. Sac
WASHINGTON COUNCIL No. 3.
Tt. AND S. M. Special assembly
this (Tuesday) evening, 7 o'clock, E.
8th and Burnslde. K. and S. De
gree. Order T. L M.
J. H. RICHMOND. Recorder.
FLORISTS.
FUNERAL FLOWERS AT LOWEST PRICES
Beautiful wreaths, pillows and special
designs at prices extremely low; casket
sprays as low as fl.50. Lubtlner. florists,
328 Morrison St., Portland Hotel block.
MARTIN A FORBES CO., florists, S47
Washington. Main 26 A 126. Flowers for
all occasions artistically arranged.
Max M. Smith.
Selling bldg
Main 7215, A 1121.
PIED. . ,
BUSH June 8, John Busri, aged 64 years.
Remsins at Dunning & McEntee's parlors.
Notice of funeral later.
ALLISON June 6, L. M. Allison, aged 88
years. Remains at Dunning & McEntee's
parlors. Notice of funeral later.
FUN ERA 1. NOTICES.
AND ETR SON The funeral of the late Peter
Anderson will be held from the Methodist
Church. Gresham, Or., at 8:00 p. M. to
morrow (Tuesday),, Friends invited. In
- terment Mt. Scott Park Cemetery.
GILLAM At the family residence. 1706
Clarendon St.. June 8. Mrs. Louisa Glllam,
aged 6S years. Remains are at Holman's
funeral parlors. Announcement of funeral
later.
DAVIS The funeral services of the late
John Davis will be held today (Tues
day) at 2 o'clock P. M. at the residence
establishment of J. P. Finley & Son.
Montgomery at Cth. Friends invited, ln
termsnt at Rlverview Cemetery,