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TIIE SUNDAY OREGONIAN, POItTLAyP. -TULY 30, 1911.
CITY WILL BE HOST
Rotary Club Delegates Due
Here August 21.
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WE
WISH
SPECIAL TRAINS COMING
New York. Kansas CItj, Chicago, 3L.
Paul and Minneapolis Will Be
Crpreaentcd by Delegation
at National Convention.
PeU-ts to th (Moid annual con
vention of th. National Association of
the Rotary Club of America, which
will b held In Tortland Aurust II.
will com. In special trains from tha
East. New Tork probably will send Its
(location Tla tha Canadian Pacific.
Kansas City by th. Union Pacinc Chi
cago by tha Burllncton and Minne
apolis and St. Paul ha. already ar
ranted tor a seven-car special oTcr tha
Poo-pokane-Portland Una. A bean
tltul Itinerary booklet published by
the Soo Una has been received by
Iw1a;ht Edwards, president of tha Port
land club. It bears a cover deela-n
of roses and speaka of Portland In en
thusiastic terms as "tha flower city
of America." Tha destan on the other
rover pace gives a map of tha United
States with all lines leadlnc to Port
land. The Minneapolis and St. Paul
clubs have distributed these booklets
widely throughout the East.
Reception Are Planned.
The special from Chlcaco will leave
August IS. over the Burlington route,
selected by the transportation com
mittee f.r clubs east of the Rocky
Mountains as the official route for the
delecstes. Receptions will be given
by clubs In cities between Chicago and
Vancouver. B. C. and the Eastern dele
sration will be escorted from Vancouver
to Portland by the Seattle Rotary Club.
San Francisco and other southern cities
will also send many delegates.
All of the meetlncs In Portland will
be presided over by Paul P. Harris,
the orlclnaror of the Rotary Idea, and
president of the National orranlxatloa.
Bealnnlnc Aucust SI. the bimtness sea
sons will continue until Wednesday,
Anrust 13.
"Althouch the roster of official dele-Kates.-
says Mr. Edwards, of the Port
land association, "probably will not
e-eed I'lO. there will be many mem
bers of Kastern cluba who will fol
low the reculsrly appointed delegatea
West. Urcely for the sake of the trip.
I expect to see an attendance of mora
than 1 " Including these."
Programme I Elaborate.
The procramme for the convention,
published in tha last Issue of tha Na
tional Rotartan. follows:
Saturday. August U Arrival of
delecstes In Vancouver: escorted to
Seattle br the Seattle Rotary Club and
entertained at the Rainier Hotel.
Sunday. Anrust S" Entertained In
Seattle and Tacoma by the local rotary
clubs
Monday. Aurust St Arrival In Port
land. Mornlnc from to 1J. pres
entation of credentials by delegates:
report of credentials committee and
rollcall of offtcera and delecates; re
ports of officers: sppointraent of com
mittees cn resolutions and nomi
nation of officers: discussion opened by
r. U Cadr. of New York, on '"In What
Proportion Should Business and 80
rlahilliy and Civic Work be Mixed In
s Rotary Club?" Afternoon from J:lo
to . presentation of resolutions: re
ports of committees: discussion opened
by R F. Orelner. president Kansas
Cltv Rotary Club, on How Much Pub
licity Does the Rotary Club Want!"
Evenlnc: Report of eommltteee on
resolutions; consideration of resolu
tion's: discussion opened by F. l
Thresher, of Minneapolis, on "Shall
the National Association Have a Perio
dical!" Reception at tha Commercial
Club at o'clock.
Tuesdar. August SI Excursion to
Cascade Locks and return with din
ner at Bonneville. Evening: Meeting
of reneral committee to elect three
directors for National Association:
meetlnr of committee for nomination
of officers; "Round Table" aesslon for
club secretaries to discuss waya and
means of handling the office of sec
retary of a rotary club.
Wednesday. Aucust JJ Morning:
mlsceUaneous business. discussion
opened by R. R- Denny, first vice
president of the National Association,
cn -What Is the Platform Upon Which
All Rotary Clubs Can Stand?" Pres
entation of Invitations from cluba and
cities relative to holdlr r next Con
vention, report of nominating com
mittee, election of officers and instal
lation: adjournment of ruslness ses
sion. Wednesday afternoon to be spent
seelnr Portland. Banquet In the even
ing at the Commercial Club.
SHOTS MISS MAN-TARGET
Inventor's Volley Interrupted When
Officer Ilenra Fnsalllade.
Upon tte eve of leaving for the East,
to start tha manufacture of a new
multi-color press. Invented by himself.
A 1- Meader waa arrested yesterday
afternoon by Patrolman Lyon, to the
an of firing a close-range shot at
Charles Rayl. who had already stood
fire twice from Meader weapon with
out heme hit. Neither principal would
discuss the affair at lenrth when taken
to the police station yesterday.
Lyoi was called to 330 Belmont
street by the sound of two pistol shots.
rd arrived Just In time to catch
Mrader's arm as h levelled the weapon
for the third time. Lyon wrenched th
pistol away from him.
Ravi and Meader had been friends,
but fell out recently, and In a quar
rel precedlnc the shootlnr. Rayl la said
t. have threatened Meader with a
r,)r Both men had been drlnklnr
Rayl had Jt finished a sentence at
th. City Jail for attacking hta mother-n-law.
STOP, LOOK AND LISTEN!
The wonderful Wurlltier band organ
which will be In operation at Council
i'rest durln th. comlnc week wss sold
br Messrs. Kohler Chas.. J7$ Wash
ington street, who are distributers for
the Tactile Coast of the famous Wur
li:ir line of band organs, orchestrions.
nrlc pianos, etc.
This band orcan Is something very
nv.l and attractive and will supply
Council Crest and Its patrons with the
latest In operatic hits, musical comedy
hit, etc
Ilntrher Chop Off Man Hand.
A mis-stroke of a cleaver In tha
bands of a fellow workman severed th
thumb, two flncer and moat of th
palm of the r.ght hand of Frank Rob
inson, seed : years, a butcher, llvtnr
at Seventh and Montgomery streets,
yesterday. Robinson waa rushed to
t'.e Good Samaritan Hospital, where
the wound was bound. He loet much
blood and was very weak last night. J
TO INTRODUC
F
lt-
OURSELVES
We Want You to Know Who We Are Our Past Record
What Our Business Is and What Our Future Policy Will Be
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RftadWhatBanksandBusinessOrganizationsofOurHomeCityH
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April 17. 1911.
Ts.Vbesj It ley Concern:
In behalf of the"lxeeutle"Cociltteeof "thirAssoelatlon
I desire to express our sincere regret at the reaoval of thie
eltyif Wsj. jend Harry J. Denier, two of Port Huron', cost
I regressive an enterprising young aen. During the lJ
r. Trn. Sealer ws Secretary of thi Association, and,
the originator f lte organisation, instilling into its first
JeL" existence tha enthue laser which has wai. It on of th best
eoameTOlal erg eniietlone In Michigan.
take with thea
thecsa will and best wishes or this city leading nnti
and business sea. aa they have been associated with every novement
1 e
lal of
aen of
la leaving Port Huron the Messrs." Denier ta
'will and best wishes of this city's leading
av V ... ...anl.ted with e
f.r the lnduetrlal development and eoclal welfare of our city,
few young aen leave a eoasmnlty bearing such a high tsstiaonla
the eeteea of the entlr business and general publlo. "ng "
cd aorele. high integrity nd that honesty of purpose which
oawend the reepeet and adalratlon of all their aeaoolatee.
The best
wlshsa ef this Aasoolatlea go with thea.'
. 1 m. dat Vi.al naaa thnul A ain thea a hieh ulace in
vr locality lefortuoete to secure, theav, Y
and
n what
.Secretary Toung len' Business Ass'n.
Portland
Bank References
Furnished
Upon Request
DENLEK
DENLER
REALTY
Posrr Htmoet Avisoa Bass
utraow Mm Kay 3. 1911.
To Know If Hay Concern
It la with great plessnr that w testify to th high
regsH In Mcb tilliaa T. and HarryJ. Denier have always been
held 'by all who have known thea
Both yonrg neo have lived in this city since their birth
and haw always bona an enviable reputation for honesty and integri
ty and exceptional business hility.
is partners, they haw cosdnoted on of the leading real
stat agencies In this city for the past six yean, being proain
rotl identified with the coamercial development of this city and
ricisity. It is with great regret that the business interests of
this eoavgraity learn of their contemplated reaoval to the Paoifio
Coast
Toot truly.
Cashier.
nn dy4&
First National Exchange Bank
Umud Slats. ItopoMtary
J B MILL, -w. rmfm
Ova niii.CMt.
P.D.BB0O..ftfi
Port Huron, Mich.
Kay 3. 1911.
To Vfcoat tt Key Concern:
Hr. Esxry J. Denier and Hr W. J. Denier have been In
the real estate and insurance Business In this city for the past
even years, alwaya conducting their busineaa atlBfactorily to
their customer and working for the best Interest of the city: 000
laered responsible and honest in all their dealings. Er. W. J.
Cenler held the position of City Assessor for two terns, giving the
best of satisfaction, also Secretary of the Young Hon! BHslnee
Assn. for ons tens.
ax eorrj to hear of their leaving the city, but
underatancj that they are leaving fox a larger field, and we con.
gratulate the city in which they locate on getting two such
-lively young business aen.
Tours 1 very truly
MEMBERS:
Portland Real Es
tate Board
National Assn
of Real Estate
Dealers
National Assn of
Fire Insurance
Underwriters
CM.9 WCLLM.M MTOCt'
C A SMINA Mtf Mfllftt
CAPITAL $ 100000 00
SUSttUS S 10000000
?ort Huron Mich May z." 1911
To Whoa It May Concern -
Thie ie to etate that Kesere- BllllaB 3. and Harry J.
Denier, who have been doing bueineee in thie, City for the past
eix year under the firm nene of Denier Denier Realty Company,
are young oen of exoellent oharaoter end high olaee business
qnelifioation. They have been leaders in their lin of buelne
and oloeely Identified with the industrial growth of our oity.
Their euooeea ha been due to honeety and trestle.
We bespeak for theo euooeae in their new fields of effort
St. Clelr County Saving Bank.
I
By
Caahier
We have recently opened offices on the Sixth Floor of the Chamber of Commerce Building, where we will transact a
GENERAL REAL ESTATE AND FIRE INSURANCE BUSINESS
As to' our business policy, would say we did not come to Portland with the idea of remaining: in business a short time and
resortnig to all kinds of sphemes to make money. But we did come here determined to make Portend
home and continuing ouf past policy, thereby hoping to build up a business by honest reliable .met
Before deciding to locate in this city we thoroughly investigated the entire Pacific Coast, but unanimously decided that
PORTLAND IS THE CITY WITH A GUARANTEED FUTURE
and we are going to do our share of the work to make Portland bigger and better than ever.
AND NOW
We want to get acquainted with you and if you want quick, honest, reliable,
expert service for moderate compensation, we would appreciate your business
REiL ESTATE BOUGHT AND SOLD
RENTALS AND LEASES
FIRE INSURANCE
OUR BUSINESS
REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE LOANS
ESTATES MANAGED
HOMES BUILT
THE DENLE
DEMLEK
REALTY
640 Chamber of Commerce
Phone Main 6594
CO.