Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, July 02, 1915, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextTrrn MorexTxa ortrGoxiAX. Friday. juit s, 1913. 9 CITY NEWS IN BRIEF OREGOXIAX TELEFHOKXS. Managing Editor Main 7070. A 6095 Cltv Kdltor Main 7070. A Sunday Editor Main "07o. A 60U5 Advertising Department ...Main iOiO. a ouvo City Circulation Main 7O70. A 60U5 CoaiDoiini-rium Main 707O. A 0UU3 Printing-room Main 7010. A SOUS iuperintenedent Building . .Mam .0.0. A wv) AMUSEMENTS. BASEBALL Recreation Park, Twenty- lounh and Vaughn streets, 3 f. M. OAKS AMUSEMENT rAKK Varied amase menu, concert band and vaudeville. Vaudeville. PANTAGES Alder and Broadway) Per formance 2:30, 7:8u and K:80 P. M. EMPRESS (Broadsay and Tamhlll) Per formances 2:3, 7:30 and 9:13 P. M. Motion Picture Theater. ORPHEXM Broadway and Stark. NATIONAL. Park. West Park, near Wash lngicrn. PEOPLES Wt Park, near Alder. MAJESTIC: Park and Washington. NEW STAR Park and Washington. SUNSET THEATER Broadway and W aldington. Advertisements Intended for City New tn Brief columns in Sunday's issue must be handed in The Oregonlan business office by & o'clock Saturday evening. OREOONTAN8 AT RESORTS. Subscribe with the following agents, at your Summer resort, to secure the most prompt delivery of The Ore gonlan. City rates. Subscriptions by mall aro payable in advance: Bar View E. F. Jackson Bay City, Or E. P. Marcher Bay Ocean W. S Johnson Brighton, Or TV. A. Rowe Carson, Wash. ...Carl B. Smith Mineral Springs Hotel Colombia Beach Mrs. X. E. Burkhead Ecola, Or I. W. Crone Garibaldi I. C. Ellis Gear hart. Or Mrs. M. 8. Elliott .Eons Beach J. H. Btraohal Lake Lytic Frank Miller Manhattan ............ Frank Miller Manzanita E. J. Kardell Mesler, Or Louis Cohen Nahcotta, Wash. ....... .J. H. Brown Newport, Or. .......... .O. F. Herron Ocean Park ..D. E. Beechey Ocean Lake Park . O. L. Comstock Rockaway Beach Frank Miller Saltair Frank Miller Seaside, Or. Clark Strattoa Seaview, Wash. Constable A Putnam Twin Rocks Frank Miller Tillamook, Or... ...... ..J. 8. Lamar Wheeler, Or R. H. Cady Wllhoit Springs F. W. McLaren Judge Kavanaugh to Speak. Judge Kavanaugh has accepted an Invitation to deliver the address at the commu nity celebration to be held in Kenil worth Park next Monday. At noon there will be a picnic dinner, and games at 1 P. M. will be held under the di rection of F. E. Harrigan, playground director. F. W. Winnie will have charge of the patriotic exercises at 2 P. M. Mrs. J. R. Tomlinson will read the Dec laration of Independence, which will be followed by Judge Kavanaugh's ora tion. At 3 P. M. there will be a con cert by Campbell's American Band, in cluding a programme by the children under the direction of Miss Irene Lacey. playground director. This will consist of folk dances, fairy and fancy drills and races. Refreshments may be had on the ground. F. W. Winnie, T. H. Compton. Mrs. E. A. Lacey, J. M. Ber dotd, Mrs. A. Gerardy, E. F. Molden haur, Irene Lacey, W. E. Harrison and Rev. L. K. Richardson, chairman, com pose the committee of arrangements. Examination Dates Set Forward. Owing to the meeting of the Oregon IState Pharmaceutical Association at Gearhart beginning Wednesday, the dates for the Oregon State Board of Pharmacy examinations have been moved up one day and will be held Monday and Tuesday, July 5 and 6, instead of Tuesday and Wednesday. The theoretical work will be conducted at the Woodmen of the World Tem ple, Eleventh and Alder - streets, and the practical work at the college on the East Side. The announcement was made yesterday by R. M. Plummer, of the Oregon State Board of Pharmacy. G. A. R. Ladies Dined. A banquet was given to the department officers of the Ladies of the Grand Army at He-mstock Hall, University Park, Wednesday night by Circle Xo. 25 that was largely attended and which proved a pleasant affair. Members of the or der from other parts of the city and of the Grand Army of the Republic attended. The state officers, to whom the banquet was given, were elected recently at the annual encampment at McMinnville. A musical programme, together with a number of readings, was given. Oregon Associatiox to Elect. A public meeting to complete the organi zation of the Oregon Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis will be held today at 3:30 in Library Hall. Chaj-les M. DeForest, field secretary of the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis, will preside. A meeting of the direc tors to elect officers will be called im mediately after the general meeting. Injured Bot Mat Recover. Junior Bale. 6-year-old son of A. J. Bale, man ager of the Pacific Coast Biscuit Com pany, who received a fractured skull when he ran his bicycle into a street car on East Twenty-sixth street June 21. is reported to be partially con scious, and hope is entertained for his recovery. His improvement for the past two days has been steady, say attendants. Medical Inspection Planned. Med ical inspection of the city's Summer schools is to be conducted by Dr. P. J. Payne, a regular school medical inspec tor of the City Bureau of Health. He was assigned to the Summer work yes terday by City Health Officer Mar cellus. St- Lawrence Parish to Picnic. The third annual picnic of St- Lawrence parish will be held on Monday at Costal Lake Park. A large attend ance is expected. John Heitkemper Is chairman of the committee in charge. Dancing, music, refreshment and other attractions will he features. The Bar View Hotel Co. will give a free clam bake on July 3. 4 and 5. A Portland orchestra will furnish good music for dancing every day and evening. Special round trip rate, S3 Adv. "Selling a Newspaper" Is Topic. jonn F. Carroll will speak on "Selling a Newspaper" at the semi-monthly din ner of the Portland Salesmen's Club tonight in the college room of the Ha zelwood. Automobilists. Spend the Fourth at Tilamook Beaches or mountain trout streams. Coast road through Grand Ronde is now dry and in good condi tion for Summer travel. Adv. Retail store location for rent Reasonable rate. Heart of business district a 890. Oregonlan. Adv Summer School Books, second hand ana new, at iyiana s. 170 Fifth. Adv Dr. Cudlipp now 853 Morgan bldg Adv. State or Washington. Daily round trip. The Dalles and way landings Leaves Taylor-street dock 11 p. M. Leaves Dalles daily except Monday 12 M. Tel. Main 613. Adv. A Place op Refinement. Afternoons for ladies. Multnomah Hotel Turkish Baths. Adv Dr. J. D. Dubacx, eyesight specialist, alxtb floor Selling building. Adv. QOALITT IN PRrNTINO AND BINDING. JT. W. Baltes & Co Mala 165, A 1166. Adv. High Authority the subject of Title Insurance, says : "A purchaser of property or mortgagee taking a policy of title insurance has, instead of a search made by his own counsel, the advan tage of an examination made by equally skilled experts, backed by the guarantee of the com pany and coupled with a great saving of time and expense." Balti more American. Ask us about our policies. No abstract required. Title and Trust Company Title & Trust Bldg 91 Fourth, Near Stark, Portland, Oregon Mrs. Eva Grammell Dies. Mrs. Eva Grammell, an old resident of Portland, died in Good Samaritan Hospital Tues day at the age of 51 years. Mrs. Gram mell came to Portland 40 years ago, and received her education In the Port land schools. She is survived by her husband, Herman Grammell. The fam ily residence is at 722 Commercial street, Albina. Her surviving children are Mrs. Lillian Thomas, Minnie and Fred Gammell. of Portland, and she leaves the following sisters and broth ers: Mrs. Norah Birch, of Amity, Or.; Mrs. Elizabeth Martin, of LaFayette, Or.; Mrs. Cora Weavers, of Knappa, Or.; Alfred Robbins, of Carlton, Or., and James Robbins, of Toppenlsh, Wash. Funeral services will be conducted from the Rodney-avenue Christian Church tomorrow at 2 o'clock. Mrs. Gammell had been an active member of Oregon Circle, No. 171, Women of Woodcraft, before her health failed, and the mem mers are expected to attend the serv ices. Commissioner Baker to Speak. Com missioners Baker and Blgelow and L. M. Lepper will address the mass meet ing of the Montavilla and Mount Tabor residents tonight in the auditorium of the Montavilla schoolhouse on the pro posed installation of a community cen ter and swimming-pool in Laurelhurst Park. This meeting will be held under the auspices of the Montavilla Board of Trade. Montavilla Parent-Teacher Association and the East Side Business Men's Club. Maps 6t the park will be displayed in the assembly-hall, showing the present plans of development of this park and where it is proposed to install a community center building and swimming-pool, which will be ex plained by L. M. LeCDtr. Princlnala Miller, of Mount Tabor School; Wiley, oi .Montavilla school, and Curtis, of the Sunnyside School, will attend and explain the playgrounds situations at inese scnool buildings. Field Dat Committee Named. J. J Johnson. Ray W. Gill and J. W. Mills have been appointed by the general Grange committee of 30 members of Multnomah County to make full ar rangements for the farmers" field meet, which will be held at the fair grounds at uresnam July Z4. C B. Lewis, of Montavilla, was made secretary of 'the general committee. This field meet Is not exclusively for Grana-era. hut it for. farmers of this and adjoining coun ties, it will be the first gathering of the sort to be held in this state. The 10 local Granges have agreed to as sume all the expenses, and the pro gramme will include lectures, music and amusements as a means of inter esting larmers in the work of th l' - trons of Husbandry. The sub-committee is now preparing the programme for the meet. Sunntsidb Lodge Consecrated. Sun nyside Lodge. Ancient Free and Ac cepted Masons, which was organized in ana nad been workinsr under a dispensation, was consecrated, constitu ted ana instituted last night by Grand Master Miller, assisted by other grand officers and the officers and members of Imperial Lodge. Officers of Sunny side Lodge were installed after the con secration and the lodge took the num ber 163. Go to Mount Shasta With Mazamas. All persons interested in outdoor life are invited to Join the Mazamas on annual outing and climb of Mount Shasta. Registration can be made at Mazama headquarters, 213 Northwest ern Bank building, to and including July 6. This is a very attractive, in expensive trip, and can be made con veniently en route to California exposi tions. Adv. Lutherans to Go on Excursion. The Young People's Society of the Im manuel Lutheran Church. Rev. J. Rich ard Olson pastor, will give its annual moonlight excursion tomorrow night. The steamer Joseph Kellogg will leave Washington-street dock at 8:30. An orchestra will furnish music and re freshments will be served. Telephone Main 4212 for reservations. Auxiliary Closes Year's Work. The Auxiliary of the Sellwood Y. M. C. A. closed the past year with a pic nic in Sellwood Park. The programme was informal, including reading, mu sic and some races. In the evening business men came to the park and par took of dinner. The affair closed at 10 o'clock. The auxiliary will hold no more meetings until FalL Excursions to Cascade Locks. The steamer Bailey Gatzert will make the Cascade Locks excursion trip both Sun day and Monday. July 4 and 5. SI round trip. Leaves Alder-street dock 9 A. M Arrives back 6:45 P. M. Phono Main 914. A 5112. Adv. Probation Opticeb, Takes Rest. Harry Bulger, head probation officer of the Juvenile Court, will leave today on a two months' vacation. In his ab sence Baltimore Duke will act as head probation officer. Calvary Services Announced. A sermon appropriate to Independence day will be given on Sunday rooming at 10:30 o'clock at Calvary Presbyte rian Church by the pastor. Rev. Oliver S. Baum. Celebrate the Fourth at Hills boro. Three big days. 3d. 4th and 6th. Aero plane flight daily. Ball game daily. Many other attractions. Adv. Solarium open for morning sun bath. Information. Lovranlch, Stevens building, basement. Adv. Sparklers for the sane Fourth. Fire works for out-of-town , celebrations. Andrew Kan. 318 Morrison. Adv. Do Not miss the scenic delights of the Barlow road to Mount Hood. Rho dodendrons In full bloom. Adv. Spend your Fourth at Mount Hood, by way of Barlow read. Adv. Lost. Blue sUk shirt. Main 1884. A 1608, Adv. rTi its: It's the Jewelry Event of the Season Come at O nee! Especially Attractive . Prices on Wedding Gifts. Diamonds, Watches and Silverware Now at Jaeger Bros 266 Morrison St Bet 3d and 4th Removal Sale BBBaBBBaBBBBBB1asBBasasaBasBBBBBaBBBHasasaB saswasaaasisssssassaBSBS It's n earing the end. Just as soon as the new store at 131-133 Sixth St, (Ground floor Oregonian Bids-) is ready, this Bale positively ends. Watch the papers for the exact date of our removal, and by all means supply your needs in Jewelry at this great sale now, before it is too late. Every Article in the Store Greatly Reduced. Note These Price Examples: Entire Diamond Stock Reduced 10$fc to 33A ni Entire Stock of Silverware Reduced lOo to 5O?0 S4S Orlratil Pearl, Dlamead H rosea, grape cluster effect of green and Jtoman gold. May b worn as special. . . pendant, now, 10 Fine -Mesh Baa. soldered 7 Crt links, on sale now for vltOU S16.SO Sterling; Vaalty Caae.CIO tft on sale now, special IZi3U peels I Lot of Watches That Sold to Sio now ire one great groun from which you may select, while tney last, at the very low price of $5 S3"-RO terllag Tare - Piece COfl Ceffee Set on sale now au....v0J SXSO Itirllis Stiver aaar' Racks on sale now, choice v0 S22JI Strrllas; silver FrallMC Movrla. now. your choice 313 S20 Sliver Deposit Sherbet I O Cft Set, six pieces, now vIliUll I Gold-Filled Lleserle nss,7C. now. your choice I 3C Cat -Glass, Strrllac . Tos Salt I Pepper Shakers, now, pair W I MaWaasBmaSBBBBBBBBBBBBmaWaMasssaaPV Clcb Makes Pboftt. The commit tee of the East Side Business Men's Club which had charge of the erec tion of the grand stands and the dec oration of the streets during- the Rose Festival reported receipts from all sources of 647. which Included admis sion to the grand stands and subscrip tion to the decoration of the street, amounting to (51. Cost of the two grand stands was 1425. The club came out with a balance of about SI'S. There is still -money due the club for 97 tick ets and the lumber used in the grand stands is yet to be sold. New Pljitorovjjd to Opex. A city playground win be opened immediately upon the Reed College campus, and playground officials are Inspecting- the place yesterday to learn what is needed in the way of equipment. The campus was offered by the college authorities some time ago for use as a playground and the offer was accepted by the city officials. Some equipment which the college already has will be used by the city, including the tennis courts. Miss Adele Braut and G. H. Oberteuffer will be in charge of the playground. Class to Hear Peace Talk. Miss Grace DeGraff. of the Kenton School and delegate to the peace conference held at The Hague, will address the Current Events Class of 'Westminster Presbyterian Church next Sunday at 12 o'clock, following the morning serv ices. Miss DeGraff will tell about the conference, its results and plans for a world-wide peace movement. Parkwat to Ope Soon. Hillside Parkway, which has been closed for about a week while repairs are being made to the macadam roadway and while the road is beino- oiled, will be opened to traffic within a few days, according to the announcement made yesterday by Park Superintendent Con vill. The south half of the boulevard Is opens. Ahavai Sholox Services Axnocxcio. Services will be held at Congregation Ahavai Sholom, Park and Clay streets, tonight at S o'clock. Tomorrow morn ing services will be at 9:30 o'clock. Rabbi R. Abrahamson will officiate. W. O. W. Picsric Crystal Lake. July 4. exhibition drills, dancing, ball game Adv. Dr. Harris, dentist, has returned. Adv. There Is No Such Thing As An Eye Glass Bargain J The proper correction of defective eyesight is pos sible only through the serv ices of a skilled specialist to scientifically examine your eyes, and a practical opti cian to adjust your mount ings. , J Any service not combin ing; these essentials is in complete and will cause you impaired eyesight. 3 It is better to have your eyes examined and get the right glasses in the first place than to waste money by experimenting with glasses never intended to help your eyes just made to selL J Your eyes deserve the best. THOMPSON OPTICAL INSTITUTE 209-10-11 Corbett Bldg. Fifth and Morrison Portland's Oldest and Larg est Exclusive Optical House SPECIAL TO RUN TO SALEM Roftarlans to Accompany Fallsarlans to Cherry Pair Today. A special train will leave the Union Depot over the Southern Pacific at 10 o'clock this morning to carry a big party of Royal Rosarlans and their friends to the Salem Cherry Fair. The train has been chartered by the Fallsarlans. of Oregon City, who ex pect to make a big showing at the alem celebration today. The ' Oregon City people have invited the Rosarlans to go with tbem. For that reason the train will be operated out of Portland. The general public will be accommo dated on the special train. NAME CONTEST ENDED. The second batch of names selected for a condensed milk to be placed on the market by Oleblsch &. Jopiln were returned from Washington. D. C. wlih the Information that none were avail able for registration. Gleblsch A Jop iln are very much disappointed at the result and desire to return sincere thanks to the many contestants and re gret that the result was not more sat isfactory. No further effort will be made to secure a nam at present Adv. Our Specialties Kryptoks and 11 Bifocals. CrookeV lenses. Shnr-on and Pits-U mount inirs. solid and filled. Lorgnettes, opera and field (lasses. Amber and smoke glasses, etc We make no charge for examination WhiELER Optical fo. Fifth Floor, Oregonian Bldg. ' STEAMER GEORGIANA. Cascade 'Locks; round trip $1. Spe cial trip Monday. July S. Utv Washington-street dock A. M. Return 5:30 P- if- The new steamer Georgians is especially built for excursion purposes. Adv. Vnoalled-Kor Tailor-Made Suits. We now have on hand a few tailor made suits that have been returned to our tailoring department. Some of these have had large deposits paid on them and the party was not able to raise the balance of the money. Our salesmen have Instructions to sell these tailor made suits for the express charges and balance of C O. IX We note one suit in the lot made at $20 on which there was (IS deposit raid. Krownsvlllo Woolen Mill Store. Third and Oak Sla Adv. CHICAGO. June JO. Spe-!L O. F. Sanborn, of Portland. Is at the Con gress, and Miss It. M. Hatch, of Med ford. l st te Ort Northern. "". . -f K .TFT - $200 Dollars Down BUYS A New Ford Car Balance $45 a Month Every buyer before August 1, 1915, will re ceive FIFTY DOLLARS REFUND from the Ford Motor Co. as a share of their profits. BENJ. E. BOONE & CO. Ford Agents Main 3966 514 ALDER STREET WHY HESITATE when you are tronbled with headache or nervousness? Call on us. and our expert graduate optometrist will be only too glad to talk over your case with you and prescribe glasses If you need them. If you do not need them, we will cheerfully tell you so. No charge for consultation. Here Are Sons of Mr Prices i Lenses Sphero in your own frame 91.00 Lenses Sphero In Aluminum frame fl.SO n ft) V v Lenses Sphero In Oold Ftlled frame 93. SO Lenses Sphero (curved) in O. KLOIass Mtg flS.OO Kryptek lsm fg to S15.00 STAPLES, The Jeweler Optician JJ2L2 62 First Street Mwtlm. Part load. Or. Vacation Trips East via The North Bank Road to Spokane Direct Route Limited Traina St. Taul, Chicaro, St- Louts. "THE XORTU BANK LIMITED" AND "INLAND EMPIRE EX-TRESS- DAILY. IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE GREAT NORTH ERN OR NORTHERN PACIFIC R. R. AND BURLINGTON ROUTE. Daily Until September 30 Return Limit October SL Via TMrert California Both as oue Way Atlantic City. .1113.50 $131.00 Baltimore .... 10S.50 126.00 Boaton 110.00 127 JO Buffalo ...... 92.00 109.50 Chicago 72-50 90.00 Cincinnati .... 86.50 104.00 Denver 55.00 7250 Dea Moines . . . 65.70 8X20 Detroit 80-50 101.00 Indianapolis .. 81.70 99.20 Kansas City.. 60.00 77.50 Direct Both Ways Milwaukee ...$ 72.50 Minneapolis .. 60.00 Montreal 105.00 New York.... 110.70 Omaha 60.00 Philadelphia Pittsburc 110.70 90.60 St. Louis 71.20 SL. Paul Toronto .... AVashinrton 60.00 92.00 10S.50 Via California Oca Way $ 90.00 84.25 1220 12S.20 77.50 128-20 109,10 68.10 84.23 109.50 126.00 Proportional Round-Trip Fares to many other Eastern points. Ten-day stopover on one-way tickets through California. S. S. "Great Northern." "Northern Pacific" every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday for San Francisco. Tickets. Reservations, on S. S. formation at or Sleeping-Cars, and all travel In- North Bank Ticket Office, 5th and Stark Sts. a big 2 day cele bration at the bier h store with these big i -4-th of July Specials DELICATESSEN DELICACIES of all kinds for your holiday. rfrnlc. outings, aulo trips, unrhes, quick dinners, etc., surh as: Ho AT ' HICK N. II I IK K V AI.I. KIIAT H K V. K. V. !.. V K A I. I-OHK. IMM HIKKI) l WIM; ' O I. I TdM.I K. CORKII H K K I'. POTATO a A I. A l. MIH1MI ALAII, ( HID AUD SS QI KKX Ol.lVl: for Ue. I Ca :oc sisa for HIPORTKIt KHDIM.Il i m o k t d and pavkfd In fin ouv on. two lor vr. P I nc or. the dnifti. luponl brand, ttoi smok"1. two I or SA. dosn . . . . si. 3 5 Kir RIPE OI.IVKS. Whits Cro.s brand, larga fruit. ticIC ran for H3S S Rl JMtN CAVIAR for7C 4r. 0c six for Oil rtUPORMt FIFAXOKL t I l0 win for. the gallon. ...vl Try a lulls In your lea water. HKI.KAST r.l;KR ALR, sold elsewhere for ll.0. er f I CC dosen only PliUJ noirs riMUPPi.E e re Jl It K, iio six, down..." ROY A t (AMD nHFlf; tc sis, aaet -e atxe. slxe. three for. Tt rkioh rorrKF.. served with sugar la delU'loua. - Iced and ind cream. NOTICE We Observe the Fourth on Monday. Closed All Day! 9 A AA 29 O STARK ST 1 Decide Today j (h - to place a certain portion of j 'ls. I,,. 1 J -3 your monthly income in this strong: state bank. Do this as a sensible precaution, safe guarding: future happenings that may require ready money to preserve a proper pride or further your general wel fare. Would you not thank a friend for this suggestion? We make it and will pay you attractive interest money to accept it. Here your money is secure and can be drawn at will. Decide today to open a savings ac count with the LADD & TILT0N BANK tsirr Ores Btala SaBerv1ata. oldest Uaak. la the artwweau t asltal aarslos Tws Mllllaa I o liars. Washington and Third OREGON'S FAMOUS RESORT GEARHART "By the sea The Ideal Place for Health, Happiness, Hospitality HOTEL GEARHART: Justly notod for Its superior arcommodattons and cuisin. GEARHART BEACH: Vnsurpassed on either coast. GOLF IJXK8: New lt-hole course, the finest on the continent. TENNIS COURTS. Lawn Bowling. Horseback Riding. Motoring. AUDITORIUM: Kor large or small gatherings, seating capacity 700. NATATORIL'M : Fully equipped; extra large tank : complete Instructors. AUTO SPEEDWAY: Hard sand beach 1000 feet wide. IS miles long. NOTE: On and after Friday. July J. Hotel Gearhart will be able to accommodate all visitors. Full Information and reservations at "OTKt GKARRIIT, PORTI AVn Olllrvl (.rarkart. Or or lueVi Keerta J.t. ICCHWAB PRINTING CO IO BEN F.GREENE-HARRY FISCHER 2-4.5. STARK STREET Fhon Tour Want Ada I THE OREGONIAN. Mala 70 70, A 60S 5,