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RUNNING WATER: ABSOLUTELY
ESSENTIAL TO SUBURBAN COMFORT
NO SUBURBAN
WITHOUT AN
OUTFITS OF
HOME CAN BE ENTIRELY COMFORTABLE
ADEQUATE WATER SYSTEM. WE HAVE
ALL KINDS AT REASONABLE PRICES
LEADER PNEUMATIC WATER TANKS
THE "CONVENIENT" SYSTEM
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Leader outfits furnish w ater cheaper than you can buy it in the city from a city water main. The tank can be placed in the basement or in
the ground near the house, keeping the water cool in Summer and proof airainst freezing in Winter. Pipes can bo laid to all parts of vour propert v,
giving you all the water ou need at the point where it is-most needed. Fire insurance companies realize the value of Leader Tanks as protection
against fire and will reduce insurance rates when they receive notification that such an outfit has been installed. Anv reasonable pressure mav
be maintained by means of a Leader Tank and the water can be used to good ad vantage. for sprinkling as well as domestic purposes.
Mjuui-jum lamv wuu d uauu uuniu, a icw minuics or your time eacli evenmcr will be sufficient to sunn h
enough water for the following day s use. If you use a larger capacity pump and a casoline eneine. vou can start vour
ure. lou may
pressure becomes low. e have all sizes of Leader Tanks and can sell you a system complete.
engine and go about your other business until your engine has pumped the water to the proper press
if you desire install an Electric Motor and an automatic controller, which starts the motor automatic
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TAD WIND MILLS
l1 M ALL THE WATFR YOl' WAXT
-- JX-U- Nil. FOR ALL I'L'III'OSES
YTc have installed many Star "Wind Mills throughout
the Northwest and the users have found them to le jujt
what we claim the3' are the best wind mills on the market.
They are smooth-running, powerful mills and are stronglv
made. The frame and fans are galvanized after all shop
work has been completed, making them absolutely rust
proof. Furnished with removable bushings, which can be
taken out and replaced in a short time and without discon
necting the mill. Equipped with an improved ball governor.
Star "Wind Mills have many other features. Let us tell you
about them.
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STAR or LEADER oai6t
If you are not in position to install a Wind Mill or leader system aiid
wish to get a go.nl pump, we want you to see and examine the Myors" Line. We
have a complete stork of pumps and can furnish you one which best fits your
requirements. The Myers line is the most extensive line of pumps on the mar
ket. Are built in the largest pump factory in the world by men who know
their business. Get our prices before buving.
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TWO
STORES
E. MORRISON and
E. SECOND STS.
FIRST AND
TAYLOR STS.
Take off ijour Hat toTKe Myers!"
UtST PUMP O.N EARTll. c-1
Ml IN FIRST MARCH
Opening Parade of Rose Festi
val to Be Representative.
LENGTH WILL BE 2 MILES
All Liocal Military, fraternal and
Civic Bodies Will Have Kepre
scntatlon in Line and Illu
mination Will lie Fine.
The Rose Festival will b opened on
Monday night. June 7, by a tret pageant
which will attempt to bring toiretrwsr the
organized forces of all local military, fra
ternal and civic bodies In Portland. A
meeting of the general committee was
h'id yesterday afternoon, and reports
from the several sub-committees Indicated
that a full representation of these vari
ous organizations would be in (he line of
march.
Briefly summed up. this Introductory
street procession will be about two miles
In length. It will include the full turn
out of the National O-uardsmen of the
st Ate. the Oregon Commandery of Span
ish War Veterans, several of the U. A. R.
Posts as the military portion of the
pageant
Fraternal societies have responded gen
erously to the appeal to take part and
kelp get the floral festival under way in
ck more substantial manner than in any
former year.
Oeneral K. M. Lance, of the Knights
of the Maccabees, was present and as
sured the participation of four companies
in their division Division No. 1. under
Captpin Anderson: -Division No. 2, under
Cuptain Shepard; from the Ladles of the
Ilaccabeea, two companies of 30 eacn
were assured, all of uniform rank as fol
lows: Laurelwood Hive. In command of
SJrs. Captain Marshall: Portland Hive, In
command of Mrs. Captain Clara Knott,
i These uniform rank teams are in bang-up
shape to turn out at present and will
make a hard fight for me Ktk trophy
t!: yi" silver ctm.
The Eat Fide Iiu!lness Men's flub wilt
turn out a stronir marching club in this
parade, and the Peninsula Association is
in line with from Sl" to 3t) ''live wires."
The Newcomers' Club will have place
in the parade, details of this arrangement
having bn left to Oeneral W. - H.
Finzer. grand marshal, and President
Ralph W. Hoyt. of the Festival Associa
tion. The National Guard of Oregon will be
out In full force, as will the Spanish War
Veterans. i'he Kagles have promised
anywhere from ;v to 4U marchers in Una.
The Modern Woodmen of America are
preparing six or seven teams of uniform
rank for the procession in a nattalion in
command cf Mujor O. H. F. Murray.
The mail carriers wUl have more than
100 men in line, with a band leading their
division.
" The Portland Hunt Club will appear in
cavalcade with all men members of the
organization and will occupy between
three and four biocks In the pageant.
The Portland Pol're Department has en
tered Its bund of 22 pieces and there will
be In addition a mounted police patrol of
about 30 members.
Butler Post, G. a. H-. will have Its
white-haired veterans In the line, and
the Woodmen of the World have offered
Sx'iiT companies to take part.
The Portland Social Turn Verein has a
crack battalion of about 3 members who
will lend a striking and picturesque at
mosphere to the opening procession. A
number of other fraternal societies have
yet to decide on the part they are to take
Red fire, big sparklers, fire wagons and
huge searchlights are to be used to add
spectacular Interest to the premier parade
of the Festival week. Negotiations for
entrance of a number of other strong fea
tures were taken up at yesterday's meet
ing and they will be announced from day
to ly.
Arrested Before Law Is Effective.
M. G. McGrath. a hardware dealer on
Washington street, was arrested yes
terday afternoon for violating the new
ordinance In regard to tha sale of
weapons, lnder the terms of the ordi
nance. In order for a dealer to sell such
a weapon it Is necessary for the pur
chaser to obtain permission from the
Chief of Police to carry the weapon, as
well as for a permit for the dealers to
sell them.' McGrath brought i up the
question of the force of the law. and
I whether It was In effect or not. Mayor
April to. and the law does not become
effective until J days thereafter. The
charge was dropped.
Two Given Prison Sentence.
ROSF.nt'RG. Or, May II. Imperial.)
In the Circuit Court In this city today
George F. Meyers, who some weeks sgo
forged a check on the First National
Hank In this city, was found guilty and
sentenced to two years la tre peni
tentiary. Jesse Le me re. convicted of
robbing a rooming-house in this city
some weeks ago. was sentenced lo one
year In the penitentiary.
Junket for Raymond Club.
RATMOND. Wuh, May H 5pecUD
The Raymond Commercial Club HI
give a business men's excursion to Chi
nook. II aro,' Nshcoita and other do n
bsy points early In June. Tl trip U
be on quite an elaborate seal and l.l
occupy about tl ree days.
NEW RELIPIOIIS EDIFICE IN MULTNOMAH ADDITION TO BE DEDICATED TODAY.
Wi PRIZES OFFERED
oveii ? rirs iiirxo rp ron
ROSK KXPOMTIOX.
minoMtii A t
PILGRIM rONGREtiATIOIAL OH IRC II. ftHAVEIt HTBKET AD MIMOtRI jtlMtF.
DITIO.
The Pilgrim Congregational Church, recently comp'ed at a cot of lll.oe. will be dedicated todsy at
I:J P. M. The church is located at Shaver atrr.t at.d Missouri avenue. Multnomah Adtitloru The programme
Is as foitdws: Organ prelude: doxology. Invocation. Rev. Kdward S. Holj-.ger: snsi.ern. the thoir. rriixin
slve reading, led by Rev. W. H Meyer: music: rlos W e Now iaod. K. V. kuu. chairman building commit,
tee: address. The Conversion of Wealth and Talents Into Kternal Values." Rev. Luther R. Iyott. t". l.: "Put
ting Principle Into Practice": greetings: the act of dedication: prayer of dedlratlon. Kv. I. It. -Grey; dedica
tion hymn: silent prayer; benediction. Rev. J. J. ftaub.
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Mr. John W. Mint a. prl4nt of lh
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sr4 bsdM t T Th lsl.es teb4 and v
f-srt of u.e Orlr(it f mm this enr,
marched to t Le r.sll w here an er
I low meet in s was beli and tha ad
dreeses were deliverer!.
Thj tneeifntf s as called ts order bT
Mayor 3Uclnn) sad rreslded 4er
oinif by tre Uyor and J. bL O'M.
rhalmian of ls iVrt'sed eseurstotttste
for the dar. lev. J. 4.V. CJemsn. of
I.) Is. de.if.ered Ut s4dress of welcoms
snd s f Allowe-a- tr W A. WiJUn.
of Portland. ftJ er rofi:n4 t russet 4
were Or.TK XV. Itt.t. K. . KtJlsm. II
C. t'4fr.rleil, f ormerlir of L.ri." Harry
Adatna. C tv Jarkon and Tom K.cr.e-rd-on,
Harry Olsen, of I.yl. STok of the
resourres of Uyls an KHrkitst Const r
K. . I -unean relste-4 rrw ht cam I e
the Krtfw et and tol4 or the hard-
MT endured In tv.e early das and of
walking into Tf Talles count re JJ
years ac liiier aettlinc st t.lv Msyr
I tnnts. formerly of Tt e l,je sad well
k now. a h-re. made a tort tslk. 14. N.
t-t-sclvr. prriaM of tbe is4deadsls
I'ommcrrlil "Jut. V. It ameer. ec-
retsry cf it to;denda is IevfJnprnnt
. lesrue. snd tt-Kfritnr X- H. HrooksV.
N0 FUNDS' HIS DOWNFALL
..rv)d of Ialtig ivad
t licrk on M.
Valine Mi
Okanred 1( h obteJr-lrg tnooey Bnier
faU nrletic. Ka-'fa It. t, . 0u.-.g
mn 94 years old. of Tver-ly-oecrod snd
OMftsO llron .as arre.tr e-.rlay
afteroooa ar.d tUcrd In I he Cour t t Jil.
ur.abU lo ootaia !: bonds to Hun tta
Infoi ni :'n rile 1.1. r
l!t t:x Juu. Court t-y ft'Wircim
Pnow at tr.e instance of t Ue lir A
r.k t . from a born te U ei to
have obtained t.u.
A few days aco a-cnrdlrg lo tl enm.
fialnt. (ine Octil iri'o tl e Xl.-lrr Ss titl
' ltr ar.d rsf-.rq a ch on the Ivnl.cd
Trust I'omptnf 1 srtt for Lie smour.t.
J er. r. w Uray. eaatiicr. g-.irg tun the
meney. Tt taba rcld the chf-ca
uta the aeration "no lure.- and Cone
at Shr meled. Urn d'CS aar
attempt to defraud at.d ses he wr;f4
h r.d n.fr y !a the Uik. lie ta r.e
f-sular eo.iatka but ea he has Inwa
dabb.ir-g ta real estate.
LYLE MEETING IS SUCCESS
Illegal ton ilaalAcs Mca loa Tlx
Ilalira (.lira lloal Wrlrone.
LTt-K WmS, !ay ! Ser.l
Te booster meeting f.ere la. r" r! Is y
aiM srss a deeldel sucvese In ftolrt -f
aunibers and ntiutiir-r. tf rrx.
ramm te.ng raml out sitsom a
l.llrli. Tt-e steamer (i, V Mtnnn ws
lii.'1ed stub Ste. fr.n Tie : '
ho wer. aceutri-ARirt by li.e band of
that ctty.
' arriving at t-yle li.e rtl-ttin
eras rit.d ti y to. a by Inn i
XM'4. on of trie's test bowtna.
Ikeforv the ITHI c.f tv.e .t-ell train
boanag in. porttsnd escuestnni.ia. Ivi
band flared several selections oa ise
town Mvr. sulilH by A- 1- .Tt.
T. I Iwaaisor; and others as toeva
boa re u
T esrurston train, vrh.ttt ronaiaiod
of throo r'uKm.a : r.p r m. one .. r -attoa
car. one dining cor and a .if.
rage car. rMrM4 t.rlo ar-o.t ec! -h.
record time t-otug enode oa u.e tr. from
Ket-ne.lrk. 4& t-nllee en ovr oa.e
steotrKos bolag r-egeterod.
Te r-aia .ss rn-i so Uirr Mt.
c:sa Mclnaia. 1'. ti. Luscaa aaj -'.:.r
a tSoidortdale attorney, addreaae-d trie
l-nee- lee-
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