TTTE SfORXIXG OREGOXIAX. MONDAY. AUGUST 30. 1915.
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HomeJournalPatterns for October
REGATTA TO SEE
PASTORRAPSTEAGE
and "Good Dressing" Fashion Magazine Now In
With the Humidity
Every Day Last Wk.
NEPTUNE'S METHOD
AT ANY PRICE' IOEA
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. 4tmrriTmis5:ii rmmtm
! ! "IT NEVER 3 CRABS"
Olds, Wortman & King
"THE DAYLIGHT STORE'
God Is Declared to Call to
Arms Against Aggressor
and Wrongdoer.
"STOP CRIME" DEMANDED
Pr. V. II. Van Allra Sprak at Pro
Caibrdral .falnl Motrmeol to
Ilarm. and fray America
Has to Yrofrt Innocent.
uh wllh nra,.t..- m.4 Dr. Wlll-
to lUrman Van Alien, of Botoi,
ho dlivr4 tha rmon at tL
momma. AM dtdn 1.
Without minrinc word ) con
4n.R-J lhot "who prat about pac
at tnr prt. vhtn thr I no par.
It tronjrlr dtnounr4 lb p-oWcy of
Ufktrprln!" and dtrmanl. II1
brnl4 mnr of tha prnt p-ae
' Mltfta ft ntlmnlUm.- And. In
! aMtt!n. d-Url that th mwklh
' 4o tM of tPto tboortsi hod rottn
" lhm 'from Tohioi'i rrrtnit and
sot from tbo word of Cod.-"
tr. Vn Alt-n uM-t waj- Tb
rood yrnriu and bo dducd from
tbo taraM an lnirprttoti and 11
appU ation to affairs of tod jr.
Urlw4TvMM la C b4i
Lo ibr notabbor tbTotf. Do
rt b riujiiir.' void Ir. Van Alltn.
-of nil in anti-Otrtflan word thai
'rant dvtd none t o ant I .. rt
tiaa a rutTo.' Hut." ha addod. tf
tho niahbor I a hiahwar robbor who
I tcin up tnnortnl w-.--.tm and eom
wilttlna ail aorta of inhuman aft, nhnll
fold our band and bow our faoad
and 11 htm fo snpurUhd?
"la thta a?titud. th.- poaro-at-any-art--
CnrttianT No! Tho mok
Ma of noo-raaitanco ran bo carried
loo tr. Ik t our dutjr to raaont that
form of tachtn.
-If tho ool tUavarttan had roma
alona a littl arlt-r whan Ih robbor
wr tharo at I a. bin tho trarolar.
dnrK you think b would haa dono hi
bt to dfnd tb victim. ro If ho
had to do to by torto?
Auriwlt RMb(ff AdvocoCad.
lt I all ry wall to look aftar th
irtima of rrtm-. but It la much mora
iniM to tp tha man who ara com
anltttn tho art off Intolaranr.
"Wo on without rt!tinir avll
V, 9 rav er.m.nal anpunkbad. think
trvtf it thrttton-lk to bo maok and
ubm .... and look with tolaranca
on thtr bo.t twhvnr. Tolrranco
mtfr aBrtaalv' I diUko moat that
word lolaran'a.
Thra l a tlm whan rantla and
prutvo lovo tr our athbor fall
and w bairo to tvo tha natchbor tha
kind of lovo that t jrood for htm. In
thmm dar of talk of nora-raaiatanra.
wo nhould know that .o4 want ua to
Tuo aaatnt avtl and not lat tho h.A'b
way robbara 90 oa baattna" up tha ftn
Bocvnr. main-- aVIIovod Xrod.
1t l not truo Amvrtcaniira which
would havo ua arclart any opportunity
to prwrvo tho alorlooa Inharttanco of
our fathers aaint aaaraaaion on tho
art of thoao who ara prparad."
"It la our duty to bo oa our ffuard.
W hoold not do away wath our
armlra and navtaa. Wo miaht Inj a
ik Inaonlty do away with our pot lea
and ochar protartion."
tr. Van Allan I roctof of tha Cborch
of tho Advant. Ho ton. Ha la a well
known writr and lerturar. a wrll aa
a laador In ralialou work. Mo la tha,
aruat of Iihop umnar for a faw day a
Tho biaaop. lon II. M. Ramaay and
Kav. Alfrad Lockwood. of Stpokan. aa
atatad In tho aarvtcaa yatarday and
tho choir npocial musical (ac
tio Da.
Srmon Thoufhts From
Portland Churches.
e .w y a lOOd Man inriroi m v niw
'H:
tlj- waa lb subject of Ir. T
W. 1-an.e sermon yasterday la Co
t.nary Methc-dl.t Cburcb. I'rnrtl.al
assestlonsi n4 lrm were liber
ally .prinkled tbrouchoat the dls-
ourse. A few of theee follow:
our mUrakes are) often our best
teacher,'
"It ta no sin to fall. If jroa havo done
tour b..t lo succeed.
In the heart of every hardship Is
a blesetna:. In tho boenro of every
Indranc la a help. tnd tho blesetni
and tho help."
-Th. beMI remedy for mall faith I
anor. faith."
-The best way to triumph orer the
difficulties of life la lo set more
abundant life."
' tv not bo miserable with your re
ltcton. let enoaah to make you en
thusiastic and eftl. lent You'll like It
hotter "
"Mom folk, take their rella-lort as a
eh lid take, a cold bath hates to et
In and Is Had when It I over."
-W o- think that r.llcion Is only
sentiment Well, so U Irreiltlon. The
rueetion. therefore, ta which sentiment
I. worth mo-t and will be moat help-
fl to the world
e a e
tr. J J ftaub. pa. tor of the ftunnr-i'D-rr.nii.n.1
Church. srke
-undy niaht on "Mhort or. Stature.
I one on rwi.rmin.iton " Ills text was
from lik. l - "Hecaue. ho was
tittle of stature he rtlmed Into a STCa
nor. tree to see htm."
' :.'n little of stature. Zacchaeus
made sirtuo of ere.it and climbed
Into a sycamore tree." he said. "He
wa.. not one of the thou.ands who
spend their time d r-lnc their oppor
tunitie. and ctrcumt.n'ee.
Tho same clear-heade-1 buetne
ability aa4 Inten. personality which
mad. him the chief amona publicans l
vel In hla que.t on moral and spiritual
line It I. an Intensely cratifyln
etcbt to se. a man keep the -me Rait
ta hla reiictou. life which character
ise, hi. pursuit of bu.lne... And It
paid. The reception of fhrt.t which
rot. owed chand th. life of Zacchaeus
.r time and eternity
...
tvy w C. Kantner. re'ently railed to
the paatorato of Pilrtn Concreatlon
al r.orch, supplied the putpit of the
f irst Oiun-h ye.terday. At the mora
ine servhe he spoke on The Pa.sior.
foe tiod."
lie said: "When any feelin masters
the soul wo call It a passion, as the
paaioa for mu.tc. for art. for travel
ta the outcrv of the soul of man we
often hae what may ho called tho
petoej for Ood.
"ft'it the pas. ton doe not ronftr. It
self to any ae. In fact It aeema a
quality of human nature, show me Its
kinship with tho dl.ine. Its desire for
tno truer vtsloa. Ita loocloe for cer
tainty. "There la m dlvlno anawer to thla
pout cry. hU passion for tiod. It Is
found la th reallne of Ood to men.
in th pereom and teachlnc of Jesus
art.t aa tho croe ot Calvary, and la
th XaUowsftip with Ood. our tavlour."
VOL t
nownti otwriuL
It Haaar Onaa."
Mawday. Aaa. 3a, isix
i0AJ4 COl.l JN, Editor.
aitloa to
EDITORIAL
dotes about
Lieut.
Oaa af Doc Moore's freeds
who was bera dortas tba recent
coaveatiua of tba oetropatna
itTt aa intvrvlew In which ba
went aa ta elate tbat tha cbaira
of tna modern day ara all wrung
sad are a menace to balth and
ere tadlrectty iejin ibetr tea
taouaeada every day.
And for several days wa
banned chairs a wa wvnld a
pMtiitatt. auneuah wo ultl
matvir decided that It would bo
tfttr to die ait tins doaa than
tending up. and rvvumed nan
inc our hvaitb and toapplneaa on
our midst,
ccalra anr more.
Tna principal object to oa ad
vanced by tna dc were that
the chair, aa now constructed,
caaeve one 10 ailde forward ana
cramp hi ;. thereby llmtt
Ir.c i:ie atr supply and preparing;
tae various or cans of the body
o be a p:eaai banting ground
for Uad;y germa of ail descrip
tion. lie drrloed the kind of chair
that should be built one o here
yeur hip boa will hook ir
you ria l aiida aad which wiil
have a pad that will keep your
ptna from caving back and
aatd It would Insure the health
ad hsppln of all humanity
na chairs a era built along
tbM llnva
Tha Crawfish adltor. bawerer.
after carful prmo t. rgret
to oar the public that the dt
fens sot covered the case fully
sad thai there is till something
e'ee that must ba dona to tba
chslr bfre homsa happlne
and haltb will ba fully safe
gusrd'd. Komeone has soft a develop aa
ofn- chair that you caa all la
during the hot aasa aith reas
onaMe aaaursSKS that your paats
won't tl-k lo tha varnuh.
t nttl ihis la daae. tha g"al
of bumsa happtneaa wilt ba still
unsttaind and the drsdly rhalr
will rentine to r-ap its snnuai
toil of wrorhed ltve and rulnd
nr-vee. aad wa belee that wa
and ws
wtil do
with
quit dlsplsvlng them.
It. .
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
It la la needed.
George fthpbrd beraa a cro-
vde last ik. la n)oia tha I.
A officers st Ft. Ittevens from
drinking nats la tha aueeass
f the Ksler. and ftergeant
Harms informed as that, even If
Georve Hid weeeed la stopping
It. the Katr would probably
till be abla to worry aong
nramehow
Hob R I neon, the w. k. and
pop. fnwl of the air. dropped la
the alher evening to Inform oa
that h eMi tern plates sisc to
tno baw-yarda snow, wbera ba
will bo at the very sources of
supprv.
Hill Torso, tha w. k. boeea
ner. who used lo do printing for
ws in Kusene. shook hands with
we oa the street here the at her
da and fathered from hla
radiant optlmtm that the bac
ra nrlft l at III good.
Mrs. H T. Voorhorst ts bOrft
from Hating at tha Congress of
Jnurna'tsta and A a' h ore In "aa
Frani-teco and has reopened hee
stenographic offlceu gt Ths new
ari, tn a mad effort to recoup
hr shattered resources, so she
telle ws.
tM riatvanl dropped la tha
other eventns? wearing a new
net. which snparently helped
bins ffort temporarllv bis con
vtctioa that this world Is all a
boftT game.
Pare Roth, tha wlsard of
memory, was a pleasant caller
'Mother of Domestic Science'
Urges Business in Home.
LECTURE SET FOR TODAY
Aatltnr Sax Manie,m'nt of Iloue
rtrqnlr- Same PrlrKHplc as
Any Other Kntprprl.-e Law
Are Dcflaml Inadrqoate.
-System and method are th thine
that tah th druJeery out of bouae
keeplne -
That l the esaence of what on draw
from a conversation with Sarah Tyson
Rorer. th "mother" of domestic aclenc
in this country. Mr, itorer is in .
land, and thla afternoon win
a lecture In the new auditorium of the
Meier Frank store.
t k many other thing that
vt.- i., has to say about the auc-
ceasful and unsucceastul manaaemen.
of the household, and everythlna; h
savs carrylne the weisht of year of
experience, l valuable to the house
The ame business method that are
applied by women who are aucceasful
. lines of endeavor should be
applied in the management oi a
hold.
tadaraa Methoda Aiteratra.
rt.. trouble with tho women of this
country that a soon a mc, --
th dally work tnat economic
tiona have forced them to enter, and
let to their home, all the system that
hey have empinyeo at tne unir
the shop la left hehina ana tneir oe.-w.-rk
become drudecry.
-The house should Be tne ousmee.
enterprise of the woman, ana
receive the same amount of detailed In
terest as the business that her husband
encased In. fcvery on or
that the woman poeaeesea souuiu . "
Into the manipulation of her house.
For the women to make their home
their buslnes house I easy and po-
.i,t.
-W hav no cooklnr In th Vnlted
states In f.ermany they have real
food law. Kvery loaf of bread that
la made by the baker Is made by a man
who baa had to serr at leat four
year of an apprenticeship. In America
any on can make a loaf of bread."
Kltrhew V.aseWwey Teeed-
urt. Korer aald that th kitchen
should b arranced that when an ar
ticle I used It would be returned to a
definite place.
Mr. Korer had chare of one of th
drat two domestic aclenc school In
the fnltetd State. One of them ",
at Itoston and the other at Philadelphia.
he helped establish the school of do
mestic science of the Atlantic Coast,
and for IT year was th associate
editor of th Ladles Horn Journal.
Since leavlne her home la the early
part of June she ha delivered on lec
ture a day. excluding Sundays and Sat
urday. Sh I th author of II book
on domestic aclenc and thraptiMc
of diet.
-I am solar to lecture at th Meier
a
BJ. BORER HERE
PORTLAND. CREO.. MULT. CO ALU 0.
tha otbr day and raaalad oa
a lib avrml lntratln aoec
dotrfl about hi latrllactual ln
rant daunhtar. bot aacapau. with
m low. brutal laub. Jui aa wo
Thentrie Xatca.
illtt Saaman, tba w. k. the
atric maanata, baa ratnrned
from tha Cast and Inform ua
that th Paker ta to open moo
wbllna ouraeir inio po-
"Within tba Law
rwplr allb a faw anec n(&r(1 M a wIm idea.
our own.
Hy Ererdlnc, tha
R. R. Smith.
tha pop.
the Gun Club, was
representative of oc Daniels in f aoodwin at
told oa tna omr o7
last wk.. but ha ahowed up cor
tba appointment at tha build
Ing formerly occupied by tha
Empress, at Yamhill and Broad
way, and befors ba discovered
bis error. Goodwin was almost
convinced thai, ha was going to
save the price of a ticket.
Mar. Con Ion. of Tha Empress.
Informed us last wk. that he bad
been put on tha eorreepondenca
list of Loula Michel, tba w. k.
litterateur and orator, and wa
Itentty gave him tho rip and
sign of tba fraternity and tola
him that ao were wa.
The Crawfish takes pleasure
In announcing that Ted Lansing,
who Is Jsck Johnson's rig h test
bower In Pantages, has ceased
to look more than faintly. Ilk
Onion Jonea. We never before
saw It grow so fast after It had
bitn shaved.
that plans bad been completed
whereby ba could ba mobhlsea
to full war strength on short
aoil-a If necessary. He took the
propjottlon much more calmly
tbaa ws would bars dona In bis
position.
J no. Logan returned from Saa
Francisco tba otber day in tlm
lo hear the boys teliing about
tha Jokes they pulled on him at
the bar convention when ba
wasn't ensra to rally to bis de
fense. oeveral of the boys have not
yet been mada rear-admirals for
tbe regatta in Astoria, tie pi.
aad Hex Lamp ma a ssys tbat ba
wonders If wo sre being saved
for a mora horrible doom.
Gene Brook loss, who has been
for some time a student of tha
problems of the High Cost of
Living, waa married last wk..
snd will continue his stadias
with renewed seat.
Doc alarceilus and tbs health
denartment caught LUOO.uoO
files last ulu. and mads a tssts
ful window decoration out of
thni in a window between
Broadway and Washington. Doe
eavs they have no food value
Wild Ante Subdued.
Ws were a guest of Shsa
K rants, ths plutocratic financial
and political editor of our esc
contempt -The Oregonlan. In a
pleasant roundup with his wlla
and unbroken automobile, which
h araufred last wk. and Is try-
don't know what ha
hem aftsr bs has l to break In In
Vtnnnd.un.
Will Taft was still bars last
Moa. Ha la from Yals.
The car ran amuck aarly In
the game and tried to bit tha
red lantern off of Meier a
franks woodpile. bat 8 had
spurred It In the neck and so- x
p. id trc loaded end of the quirt
and sojn brought It Into submis
sion. It Is ths wildest automobile
we havg aver seen, but Shsd
ears be will conquer It If H
N. A. Perry, formerly prea of
tha ststs grocers assn.. who Is
a constant render of Ths Crsw
flst. waa oblissd to rellnqalsh
a dollar to A. J. Klngsley a short
time ago. when tba latter over
hauled blm oa the road between
Los Angeies and San Diego.
perry had been so constant a
reader that he had failed to
note ths rhsnao in msnsgement
of The Crawfish last Jan.. ana
he bet A. J. thst ws were not
the ettltor. but that Rex Lamp
man was.
A. J. told as this Incident with
considerable) relish and ws ex
pect thst soma day ba msy show
1 the dollar.
takes him all Summer. , which
seems likely.
nr Editor. Th Crwf1h:
r.u.d In to bur you drink,
but too w.r. out. LLOTU.
(W. r pr.rd to off.r
tars, and aub.t.ntlal reward for
Information aa to tb. Id.ntltr
and aharvabouta of th. party
who toft tht. letter on our typo
writer. Editor. )
The? Pter M. Vacation Days Are litre.
y af awa. -TU 1 1 I
1
A Frank store tomorrow on what ought
to be don In the home, and I want all
the women to hear what I have to
say," concluded Mr. Rorer.
DEITY OF CHRIST THEME
Dr. Parsons, of Eugene, Speaker at
Central Christian Church.
Th Deity of Jeus Christ In the
Light of Reason" was the subject of
th sermon yesterday morning at the
Central Christian Church. East Pine
and East Thirteenth streets, by Rev.
William Parsons, of Eugene.
The objections to the doctrine of the
deity of Jesus Christ were analysed and
answered by Dr. Parsons, who pointed
out that millions reco-tnised Christ as
God-man, the great thinkers, he said.
belnr In this class, as no mere man
could hav held hi place in the hearts
and minds of th human race.
VOCAI.IT. STYLED A -THE
AMKHICAN IIKM TV," SINfiSJ
AT THE ENI'HEi.
i '
Dorothy lleake.
Dorothy llenke, a vocalist who
Is generally styled aa "Th
American Beauty" by music
critic of the East and Middle
West, arrived In Portland yester
day mornlnit to fill a week's en
casement at the Empress with
tho la Salle Opera Company, of
which she ta a leading- member.
She began, her eneacement yes
terday. Miss Henke has a con
tralto voice of great rang. In
a recent review of her concert in
Chicago. Glen Dillard Gunn, mu
sic critic of the Chicago Tribune,
said: "Dorothy Henke. contral
to, has earned for herself, and
Justly, the tile of A m-e r I c a n
Beauty. and. added to this, she
is the possessor of a beautiful
voice of remarkable rang, which
she use to good adrantag at
all times."
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NO. 17
RABBITYILLE NEWS.
It Is r homo red. butt tls only
a fslnt rhumor, that our band
leader Is going down To Sailem
to tsks lessons on reading music
notes, as bs now plays by ear
only. Rhumor has not sold
weather be Is going to a teacher
in the asylum or the pen, but
he would feel at home In eather
place, s e s 0UT deaf and
dum barber met with a slight
accident tha other day. Ha was
shaving a heepherder when his
rayxor slipped and ampltated tne
a4sed sheepherder's off ear.
When the fits was Over both or
em was so battered that we aent
'em to the hospittle down to The
Dalles. I xot a letter
from a chap In MInnesoty asking
me about the environments of
Rabbltvllle. We alnt ot none
as to yet. but If this feller or
ennybody else wants to install a
good, up-to-the-minute system of
environments for our fsre cltty
we will meet him H wy-
Annother feller In Missouri
rights and asks If Ole Man
Bunco Is a honest msn. He
shure Is. He haa been arrested l
hers and tryed be4 ower Justice ,
of ths r'ece for steeling sheep. I
gates, chickens, pigs snd menny j
other little things and big things ;
but has bin acqwitted ewery
time. There is not a thing
standing on ths books igm
Bnnco. On the other hand the
'squire owes Bunco most years
board, ess xhe preacrlptlon :
clerk of th city drug store has 1
bin taking too menny of his :
own perscrlptlons snd Is now j
lsyed up with a aggravated case
which
pop. pre, of
tn ffueax
tha Empress
time for tha
of the jams. - - -
Addison Bennett, spec. cor.
A Rorulah Rejotner.
I Sondhelm. one of the mad.
mad of the Press Club. In
forms us of a merry wheeae he
pulled on the Ethiopian crumb
"ti:.r In th diner en route for
8s n Francisco.
The waiter. It seems, asKed
Mm If he preferred Enrll.h ot
French mustard with his meat.
"I am strictly neutral." Loul.
re nod. hlmaelf to hare sain
promptly, which h. regarded a
a rare jeat at tha time.
Oar Weekly Sermon rite.
Tha Rer. Corinthians I. Bett.
In his aermon yesterday, said, tn
part, as follows:
-Consider the fowls of the
air that's how the Wrlnht
brothers itot their Idea and now
look what they did."
FIFTY WEEKS AGO TO
DAY. Tlaln waa still needed.
Dsn P. Smyths wss In from
T-n i.mn end admitted that
there would be aomethlnr doln
In that metropolis tna
Inst.
Mlaa Lilian Tlnitlo retorned
from the East tooklns; ery well
considering that sha hd none
of her own cooklnit during tha
time sha waa away.
Kx-f.ov. T. T. Geer harrerted
hlji onlpns and beans In Rose
City Park and stored them In
the basement oyer the coal bin,
which waa still empty.
Dr. J. A. Van Brakle waa In
from Oreaon City and aald that
he had been removed araln.
Walt Toose. Jr., who Is a Re
publican both by heredity nnd
environment, waa In from Dallas.
Polk County.
Ey Johnson, a.slst. TJ. S. Dlst.
Atty.. wss spending his yaeatlon
In Tacoma where he had a airL
Art Flnley aald he wouldn't be
In Europe for anything.
Doc Williamson returned from
f,onrion snd said that there waa
considerable Interest in tna war
In that city.
SEA TRADE SOUGHT
Great Northern Pacific Com
pany Wants New Traffic.
HAWAIIAN RUN PROPOSED
Preparations Being Made to Find
Business for Biff Liners When
Exposition Is Orer Pouble
Route May Be Served.
SAX FRANCISCO, Aug. 2. (Special.)
In order that th company may be
assured plenty of freight from Hono
lulu to this port when It commences
operation of one or both of Its big
turblners to Hawaii, before the first oi
the vear. Cal Stone, traffic manager
of the Great Northern Pacific Steam
ship Company. Is en route to Hawaii.
He left today for Vancouver and will
sail from the British Columbia port on
the Union liner Makura for Honolulu
within a few day.
With the letup of exposition travel
In another two months, it is believed
by shipping men that it will be im
possible to keep two ouch mammoth
liners as the Great Northern nd North
ern Pacific on th run between San
Francisco and the Columbia River. At
the present time th two new vessels
are carrying an average of (00 pas
sengers each trip, bound both north
and south.
It ha been believed for some time
by officers of tho company that the
aervice between the California coast
and Honolulu, aa announced several
weeks ago, making the run each way
in four and one-half days, would be a
great incentive to travel, both to and
from Hawaii. Freight, however. Is a
prime factor In such an off-shore serv
ice, and It Is to learn the possibilities
of freight offerings that Traffic Man
ager Stone ia now on his way to Hono
lulu.
While plan for the Hawaiian serf
Ice are embryonic at present, it Is con
templated to run one of the two liners
between FlaveU San Francisco and San
Pedro and the other between San Fran
cisco. San Pedro. Honolulu and back
to San Francisco.
Such a service would reach thousands
of tourists In Southern California. It Is
asserted, and would increase travel to
Hawaii to an appreciable extent.
Alex Swaneon, of West Concord, N. H..
a granite-cutter, possesses two peculiar char
acteristics. His bands work in unison that
Is. a movement of on Involuntarily causes
th other hand to perform tha same func
tion, and while h has an abundance of
hair on hla head b has never had a rasor
on his face.
CASTOR I A
For Infant aad Children.
Tty Kind Yea Hare Alwajs Bougbt
11S.
New Order Is to Be Sprung on
Prospective Members at
Astoria This Week.
AERIAL RAID TO BE MADE
Demonstration of Bomb-Dropping;
Is Feature, in Addition to Speed
Boat Events, Balls and Part
Taken by War Vessels.
J. Fred Larson, cargo striker, and
Rube Foster, bold sailors of tbe billowy
brine, are to spring a new order on the
world at the Astoria regatta Thursday.
It is to be called the "Order of iMep-
tune." and the Idea batched in the
brains of the three sturdy old salts
last week. Saturday they met and made
out a ritual, based on the history of
Neptune as given In the encyclopedia,
and prepared drawings for costumes.
Then they drew up the on au-em-
bracing regulation of the order: That
the recipient of the honor belonging to
the Order of Neptune must bo in As
toria on one of the three days of the
regatta.
"For the benent ot tnose tniana
waterways sailors who may not know
all about this old man of the sea, please
say that Mr. Foster and I have made
the discovery that Neptune was brother
of Zeus and lord of the sea," said J.
Fred Larson. "He was a wild old boy,
and stirred up lots of trouble for us
sailors in times past.
Ritual Demanda Similar Feat.
"Neptune used to run around with a
three-tined pitchfork in his hand, and
one of his big stunts was to strike a
rock with the thing, and Immediately
a spring of fresh water would gush
forth.
"The ritual will provide that every
wearer of the emblem shall be able to
produce a drink of fresh water just
like Neptune did.
"The Chamber of Commerce will go
to Astoria as a body Saturday at re
duced rates, and everybody can go on
the same train for the same price."
Admiral A. M. Wilson and his, staff
will leave for Astoria on a special train
Wednesday, and on Thursday the big
programme of events will begin
Astoria is making preparations to
have the largest and best regatta, ever
held there. The boats entered include
some of the fastest speeders of the
Pacific Coast, and the course will be
in plain sight of the stands on shore.
Aerial Raid to Be Demonstrated.
An event of interest will be the dem
onstration by aeroplane experts of the
methods by which bombs are dropped
on cities.
Three balls are to be given in the
new municipal dock at Astoria, while
in addition to the water races there will
be land races. An illuminated water
pageant is scheduled for Friday night.
Among the speedboats entered are
the Wastrel and Lawauna. of Seattle;
the Oregon Kid and Doc Yak, of Rainier,
and the Bear Cat, Vogler Boy II and
Oregon Wolff, of Portland.
Representative Slnnott was yesterday
advised that tbe crulsera Albany ana
North Dakota had been ordered to As
toria for the entire regatta.
APPLE TREE IS FREAKISH
Ripe Fruit and Blossoms Hang to
- Limbs at Same Time.
HOOD RIVER. Or- Aug. 29. (Spe
cial.) A freak of nature, a full-grown
apple tree bearing ripening fruit and
profuse clusters of blossoms, is now
attracting attention in the orchard of
William Foss on the tast side.
Through the Summer the foliage of
the tree turned yellow and seemed to
be dying. Since the blossoms began
to come out, however, the leaves have
taken on a greener hue, and the pinK
blooms and red-flushed fruit among
the rich green of the leaves make
pleasing picture.
Steel Plant to Reopen.
GRANITE CITY, 111., Aug. 29 The
American Steel Foundry, which has
been closed since November 1, 1914, will
reopen, and re-employ 1000 men, Sep
tember 6 next. It was announced here
last night. Just previous to the shut
down a year ago 2500 men were em
ployed at the foundry.
Trading; Stamps to Go.
CORVALLIS, Or., Aug. 29. (Special.)
Local merchants who have been giv-
information for
Mountain, River and Beach Resort;
Chamber of Commerce or pnoi
formation will gladly be given.
v
TTa Oak the Camer t aland ( th
acat) livery torn ot entertain
ment and accommodation tor toor
lata. Orchaatrali and band concert,
prima donna and musical comedy
company vry afternoon and niat
tr. th opn-alr theater. Ferform
anca fre. Admission to pax 1
cents. Kaached by i press special
Oak train (far t cents), fro
First and Alder: or by launch
.ant), (rnm MorrUon-trt Br ids.
Parka Washington Park, head ot
Washington a tree, with small two
and aviary. Tak any car west on
Washington street excepting Bls
teenth; far cents. Cole bra tad
statu. -Comma of th Whit Man.
also -Sacajaw." Excellent vlsar
af tb -city.
RELIANCE
MT. HOOD AUTO STAGES
Dally to Mount Hood resort a A at.
Round trip IS; Gov. Camp "
Special rate for waek-and and elimo
Ina parties. Information, reaervatlon
and tickets at
MIMH, Mala a-.A UU.
Or Irvlnston Uaraca, East 18a.
afety at AU Ttatea
Mt. Hood Auto Line
call and delivers to any part of
city, day or night, to Mount Hood
reaorta. Round trip. Govern
ment Camp, $J.60.
PI.. Mat SSTU er A Z3S1.
jufo&HSON BRO&
Brief Mention of Today's
Important Sales
Main Floor WOMEN'S LOW
SHOES Colonials, Pumps and
Oxfords in patent, mat kid, vel
vet, suede, etc. Some with cloth
toppings. Lines selling hereto
fore at $4.00 and J T QQ
J5.00. Special, pair J'-- -'0
Main Floor BOX STATION
ERY 24 sheets and 24 envelopes
in newest cut. Free stamping
of any initial in gold or colors.
Regular 50c Stationery O Q
offered today at, box''
Main Floor SCHOOL HOSE
for boys and girls. Medium
weight, fast black, with double
heel and toe. Regular O CZf
25c Hose, five pairs for'-''
Main Floor TABLE DAMASK
Famous "Richardson" make.
Full 2 yards wide and standard
$1.75 grade. Spe- J A O
cial at, the yard P-L-0
Third Floor ART SCREENS
with" substantial oak frames,
filled with burlap, in green or
brown. Regular JJO OQ
$3.75 grade, now pJ ai CP
Main Floor UNION SUITS for
women. Low-neck style, with
wide knee, lace-trimmed. Reg
ular 65c quality. Two5.Tf-
garments for 7 ."(, each ar -f
Fourth Floor Today's special
offering in our Model Grocery:
LUCCA OIL, regular $1 O ETg
size bottle. Special at O
HAWAIIAN PINEAPPLE, No.
2 tins; regular 20c Cfg
grade. Special, 3 cans J'
EXTRA SIFTED PEAS, select
stock. Priced very spe
cial today, 3 cans for Vt
"'By the Beautiful Sea
Is the Feature Costume Song This ween at
Ye Oregon Grille
"No Cooler Restaurant in Portland"
Miss Anuta Osgood
"THE VITAIj
And Girls Sing It. Realistically
X11U
unm tho versatile entertainer, and
cctfi i F. the charmln g dancer,
Dine in' an atmosphere where'
"Every evening, from 5:30 to
carte at all hours.
V? Oreaon Grille
t- nui.uin. Mumr.
lien in seaine dwh
ing trading stamps have about decided
to discontinue tne pracum tmci
tember 1. They contend tnat, as mo
Where to Take a Short Trip Out of Portland.
le xnem ecu ' c' "A",:"s.u j rr Ronrh
Utanwun
Oregoman, Portland.
COLUMBIA RIVER HIGHWAY
A scenlo drive of rare boanty.
built along tha aouth ahor of th
Columbia River, a distance of mora
than 40 mile from Portland. A
series of remarkable waterfall,
rugged peak and deep canyon ara
among th attraction.
PewlBsal Parse sunken Carders
A city park and well worth a trip,
Tak St- Johna or Kenton car.
TROLLEY
TRIPS
FOR TOURISTS
PORTLAND AND VICINITY
Ask the Man at
First and Alder
Marshall 5100. A 6131
PORTLAND RAILWAY, LIGHT
& POWER CO.
Baby Week
All Infants' Needs
At Reduced Prices
Second Floor Everything the
baby needs can be purchased
here during this sale at
unusually low prices. Buy
now and save. SLIPS and
DRESSES, slightly soiled, ages
to 4 years old, on sale at less
than regular cost of making.
OUTING GOWNS, 39i-59
ZIMMERLI Shirts, Bands, 49
DOUBLE BLANKETS at 89t
Odd lines INFANTS' SHOES
on special sale at, pair, 19
Reuben's Shirts
At 98c
Second Floor Extra special
offering of the famous "Reu
ben" Silk-and-Wool Shirts for
babies. Sizes 1, 2, 3QQ-
and 4. Special today
tke
5i
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-lilo
SPARK.1
Rendered It Makes
a Decided
continue to aeneni. "
entertainment and an excep-
C special dinner for ,1. A la
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trading stamp was intended to be legis
lated out of use, they should live up to
the intentions of the law. t
ourists
MOTJKT HOOD RESORTS.
.Welek'a, Rhododendron aad Tat,
aera ax located or. th aouth sld
of th mountain. Automobll from
Portland to either resort, round trip,
each 15. Oregonlan on sal at these
resort.
CId Can laa 1 a delightful r
, treat. 000 feat abov aea level, oa a
haltered spur of th very mountaia
ttaelf. and la located Just at u
tipper dg of th timber Ua
Tbe trip to tne Inn usually Is mad
by ra'J to Hood River and thenc by
tag. Th round-trip rate. Includ
ing all traveling expenses, la SU.)
Service begin July 1 and continues
to September Is.
aUectrto car line to Berlns.
mUes; automobile to Welch', Rho
dodendron and Tawney-. round trip
from Portland, il.lt. Sam aa abov
with horse stag all th way, s-7i.
Estacada, Casadera, Bull aos car
lear First and Alder every four
houra dally and Sunday, every hour
aa far aa Qreaham. Good point for
basket picnic.
SOL DUC HOT SPRINGS
AND SANATORIUM
the greatest health and pleasure
resort on the Pacif lo Coast in th
heart of the Olympic Mountains,
open for the season. b'ot full
Information address
Th Manager, Sol Dae. Wash.
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