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Newspaper Page TextTHIS SUNDAY OREGOXIAN", rOKTLAXD, JULY 4, 1915. GIANT FIREWEED TOPIC OF LESSON IN BOTANY Characteristics and Some Interesting: Facts About Plant Found in Burned Over Areas of State Are Told by Professor Sweetser. s- INFORMATION FOR TOURISTS Mountain, River and Beach Resorts Where To Take a Short Trip Out of Portland Herewith is a list of short trips in and about Portland. If you are in doubt about any point, or the tnp you have heard about is not mentioned here, call at the. Information Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce or phone them Bell Phone, Broadway 620 or Automatic, A 609 1. Information will gladly be piven. Lit erature of interesting points furnished- Time Cards, Beach and Mountain Resort literature. The Orego nian asks the names and addresses of tourists for publication. Enclose your business card with names of your party to Summer Resort Dept., The Oregonian, Portland. W 10 II li ii litei'Ua- i . ffyF" -p R j i -i- m (ML ET ALBERT R. SWEETSER. Professor of Botany In the University of Oregon. UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, Eu gene, Or., July 3. (Special.) The giant fireweed. an Interest ing plant. Is often found covering large areas on our hillsides, especially in burned-over regions, whence the name fireweed. From the resemblance of its leaves to those of the willow tt is known -in some localities as the willow herb. The scientific name is Epilobium. from two Greek words meaning . upon the pod. . because the parts of the flower seem to spring from the top of the seed pod or ovary. The stem varies from lour to six feet in height and the leaves are narrow and from four to eight inches long. (Figure 1.) In any given species of these plants the flower colors are not constant, but vary from white through rose to purple. This color difference appears unexplalnable, for sometimes the whole variation will occur In neighboring plants. A more detailed study of the flower shows the calyx of four green lobes united to each other below and con tinuous with the outer covering of the pod. The four petals are attached to the calyx and alternate with its lobes. There are eight stamens also attached to the calyx. A single pistil grows from the top of the ovary or seed pod, and at its upper end divides into a four-parted stigma which opens when the stigmatic surface is receptive to the pollen. (Figure 2.) As the plant matures these part3 drop away, leaving the pod to elongate and enlarge. A cut across a pod shows that it has four cavities and vertical rows of seeds attached to the center. When the pods are ripe they split lengthwise into four valves which open and allow the seeds to es cape. Each seed is provided with a coma, or cluster of hairs, for the pur pose of wind dissemination. (Fig tire 3.) The two lower flowers of figure 2 show clearly that this is a case of obligate cross-pollination. In the right-hand individual the pistil Is depressed and the stigma closed (figure 2A, while the stamens are erect and mi i shedding their pollen, hence self-pollination is impossible, for there Is no stigma to receive it. In the left-hand one, however, the stamens are with ered and depressed, having shed all their pollen, but the pistil Is erect and the stigmatic surfaces are exposed ready to recei-e the pollen brought from another flower (figure 2B). Sunday Scliool Folk Klect. WALLOWA, Or.. July 3. (Special.) At the 13th annual county Sunday school convention held at Joseph, the following officers were elected for the coming year: Mrs. John McDonald, Wallowa, re-elected president; Mrs. O. J. Roe. Enterprise, re-elected vice president; Mrs. T. K. Mitchell, Wal lowa, secretary and treasurer. Rev. Mr. Phlpps, field worker for the Sun day school, was the principal speaker. MEDFORD-CRATER LAKE TRIPS BEGIN IN EARNEST Governor's Party Opens Season With Visit June 24 and 10,000 Tourists Are Expected at Resort During Season. f.. Sty J 'llr h v;v.. h - j tit tt ,,t. I r -l j IS tf.-0..s,-'f,'?'ct:y' - MEDFORD, July 3. (Special.) The first trip to Crater Lake from Medford this season was made by Seeley Hall on June 24, when the party got within two miles of the rim and walked on to the new lodge which opens for the first time this year. The road from Medford to Arants'camp is in per fect condition and the run can be made easily up the picturesque Rogue In five hours. I On July 1 the season formally opens, although Governor WIthycombe and party virtually opened the season on Mondaj-, June 28. when they stopped there over night as the guests of Will G. Steel, superintendent of the park, and Manager Parknurst, of Crater Lake lodge. All records for travel to Crater Lake niready have been broken this season ' and everything points to unprecedented travel during the Exposition year. Man ager Court Hall, of the Medford auto stage line, has booked tourint parti' for every week inJuly and Augivit. and Superintendent Steel believes that 10.000 people will register at the lake before the season closes. Heretofore visitors at the lake have olept in tents and have taken their meals in a temporary building but this year the elaborate stone lodge will be open, the dining-room and kitchen PIT. Hazelwood The Confectionery and Restaurant Uaablnctoa St.. at Teata. Best Food Served at Lowest Possible Cost Amid Homelike Surroundings L.1T1.U CAPACITY 4M T Oiks tk Cary Ialaa t Wt Over to at res of priceless roues In full bloom, with every form of entertainment and accommoda tion for tourists. Orchestral a a d band concerts, prima donna, and mu sical comady company every after noon and micht In tne open-air thea ter Performances all' frca. Ad illu sion to park 10 cents. Reached by ax. press special Oaks trains tfare rents), (ran First and Alder; or by launch 10 cental, from Morrison street Bridge. Stockyards aad Parklaa; IMast fxicated on Columbia fc-louuh. Take "L cars, B-rond and Wuhlngion, transfer et Klllingsworth avenue to Kenton car. Fare 10 cents, time 45 minutes. Visitors admitted daily except Eunday. Return may be made via St. Johns car. I For SIGHTSEEING or OUTING TRIPS IN POINT OF TIMB CLATSOP BEACH la the Nearest to Portland of Any Coant iieiiorts a four-Hour Trip Alonic the Lower Columbia Klver. CLATSOP HBACII HKSOKTS, OEAJtllART AND DKASIDE, MJlY BE VISITED IX 0.K UAY, KULAOTItir, FHUM fUHTLAAU EASHOBK l.lMITEl...NiJfl A. M. t.t:K-t; i m'kcial. .zioo i: m. 4 i Blfo " R OUND TRIP Stop Over en Rout to or From California Expositions. Observation Parlor Car Seata, Tickets and lit (ormatl on at Fifth and stark Streets. Around Portland Call Flncc and Alder or Trmffit Manager. Marahatl 5100. A 6131. P. B, L. & P. Co. MOOT HOOD RESORT. ClMd Cap las Is a dellhtful re treat. (000 feet above sea levei. oa a sheltered spur of the very moon, tain Itself, and la located Just at the urper edit of timber line. The trip to the Inn usually la mad by rail to Hood River aad thenc by stage. Th round-trip rat. Includ ing all traveling expensea. la tlX-tO. Service brglns July 1 and continues to September li. Elcctrio car line to Borlnir. 14 miles: automotll to Welch's. Rho dodendron and Tawney's. round trip from Portland. (7.TS. Same aa abov with horse stag all the way. IS.. Welch'. Rkddeadrn anal Taw. ey'a are located on th south aid of the mountain. Automobile from Portland to either resort, round trip, each I&. I'enlaaaila Park Saakeai Caracas A city park and well worth a trip. Take St. Johns or Kenton car. Parka Washington Park, head of Waablnston street, with small too and aviary. Take any car weat on Washington street excepting Six teenth; far i cents. Celebrated statue. "Comln- of th Whit Man." also "Sacajawea." Excellent view of the city. Kataraaa, Casader. Ball Ran ear leave First and Alder -every four hours, dally and Sunday, every hour aa far as Ureanam. Uwd polnta for basket picnic III! teres t Drive A hillside motor drive of anaurpaased beauty. About on hour's drive. Beat time Just at unset, but moat beautiful view ot city and mountains at all time. CULI MBIA RIVEK HICHUAT. A scenic drlv of rare beauty, built slonr th south shore of th Columbia River, a distance ot mora than 40 miles from Portland. A erles of remarkable waterfalls, ruarced peaks and deep canyona are among; th attraction. BAYOCEAN BUNGALOWS TWO HOTELS Orcot.' finest brh rort. PaTrd Mr. muntaln atrr, rwrr, bMiliiits. (tftittas. Mol ito rallraa trip m UrrgiM, t-rparat -mall rvl dtt- romlHHr famlahivl : rlr-irlr llshiw. water. fatl. laamtry Iwj ! o tMlt: ralc-a ! per week: $1H rrka; moaih. All ou neei la laka im jiatir uilra, BWOTV.AN AXFX Splendid view ma aad ! . Near tiala4oinum. ab.a,-elleac tabla. Ilaira :.. 1 i3l per dn $15 per week aad np, lAllK 1S ttna table, fun urU. Kate per day. Tha NatatHam I Tlnet oa Ceu. Oalr Narf-M .klnc lelre ia Amerlr anu taea aler. ipe-Lal KaUraaU Kalea. far lulormataoa. appi T. B. POTTER REALTY CO. l TT lU Il.nlNO LIM,UKtoON Tourists Appreciate our quick Ferric FILM XSS' DEVELOPING rRIXTIXG All ward flalaked by 5 ai'clack the day received. Ours is the larg est Photo Supply IIoue on the Pa cific Coast. r i - v - J. Vy J 1 louvors ot ill k f-r J avsco :l r Films and Cam i " eras. Woodard, Clarke El Co. NN.adlark lilac. Alder at NN'. Park m Frelsbt and Paaaencer 6TEAMI.K.4 TO T11K UALLES and War Landing. "BAILEY GATZERT Leave Portland dally at 7 A. M. ex cept Sunday and Monday. Sunday curalooa to caacad. Uocka leave " -DALLES CITY" Leaves Portland Tuerday. Thursday and Saturday at S:3o A. if. fanday Caaeade focka ftnraa fl.e sax. to lb. IMUea aad return a:.u. Make revervatlons for stock and automobiles. ALDER-STBEET DOCK. PORTLAND Phones Mala A StU. A Cool Grove on the River OKKtiON CITY ItUAT, M.NUAV, JILV 4. Leara Taylor-street doek A ii . 1! lu and i.i 1'. M. 11. .at aipa at Oak timve. Cedar Island anl lie sonea Park Laat trip l.ave Urton City I JO P. u. Hound trip tvc. 1'hun Main 40. RELIANCE MT. HOOD AUTO STAGES rally te ML Hood resorts SAM. Kuund trip .. Oor. Camp ? iu hpeclal rates for we.k end and r limb ing artle. InrormaUoa, r.eralioa aud tickets at HOI TI.HKiE rKKn XRtt. CO. Ia Xd M. Mala 6o6. A SAM. Or Irvlnaton Uarac. tat li- BAYOCEAN STORE Now open with a full line of proceries. fresh fruits and vege tables. Campers' supplies and clothing. Citrars and tobacco. WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRON AGE FOR GOOD GOODS. W.L.JOHNSON Proprietor. i : . t. HOTEL N0RT0NIA Ta Hoet You Should Know" The ideal hotel for you to stay at while in Portland. VISIT OUR ROOF GARDEN SPACIOUS DINING-ROOM. Where youll enjoy the -different home cooking. Under the personal management of A. S. IIOGUE, Owner-Manager. Eleventh and Washington St. FURNISHED HOUSEKEEP ING TENTS ONLY $1 PER DAY McCroak.lea MOOT HOOI At TO fTAOl-., hre tar, elally leave llanthorae Garage, 4tr, Ilantkorae Airaar, Pkone Kail 833. a TAU'NKY'S MOCNTAIX HOME. I .rmerly Msuldlns'a Hotel. Ideal spot. Hunting, rtatilne. ramft tna prtvi;va. udl; tioraea. bom. J look me .!., per oa. iiu I meek. Punlay rhlcken dinner. 7c. lrca lndeend.nt t-ucgtol for Hidm bo piafer Ihetu, P. II. Tawaey. lTop tVeleb's r.O.,tr. A. or mum Doriy B. Smith Mtntzer. 116 THIRD STREET (Corner Vaatilncton.) We fumlmb ttrkets tot accurttt Information res&rdtnr li point of Interest mentioned oa this pace. offr to famtlle u. flnment the ttrrtlon of m beautiful country uniiner home. Illust rttl lio'tklt y r r . C. V . J . KfcX'K KHH, V it 1 1 tSaltnon. We VILLA CAMP Two-room cottai;. furnlnbd complete for hou-k-pinic. K.ec trlc lishta. etc. Write .U J. TOLLS A J0. Bar kw, Oirioa. K!-rtric light and watrr In nearly Tnr tent; s surf baihln or hunt for cratae and claraa; tent city under direction of liar View Hotel, many entertain. tic feature, ne. Uqaora a! lowed aold : ratee by rk i and up: leepina' tnta end t-oard at hotel $2 per day up. Writ W. !. rar ie, lu.imooi to.. v,-r :i0 Kaii.n tid Fon:nd. Or. SLDniER COTTAGES" for rent at E I m o r Park ton Tillamook Beach I. Th Melroae. Krtcren. Wilson. Taft and lloo.tevolt coilaira. all new anj modern. Suitall for two fami lies, at li a month. The Sham rock atd Oromac at II oO a day. Kor further Information addreaa C. I- MMItAk, Itaekaa7. Or. Oaks P.rtlaaa a Create.! A.l I 'ark M Arm mt linn. TODtVJ rRKK PltOI.lt MM Cl 330 P. M. AU MSO P. M. Caaapfceire aairrleas Baaa. "la. aarrraaettea.1 Ta t.re.t Prtaaa Shew Pre. aUaUB Park lOe. Kirrru (an, PI rat mm Alder, ae. Laaaraea, Marrtaa Ilrtdse. I e The Shelburne M1ELHIKNE STATION. North IVarb. All modem Improvement. One of the lar(et hotel on North iicach. We rait our own poultry. Hraonar;o rat. t pe dal rate by the for f ml Phone In hotel. Buy ticket to ShPibumt h'tann. Train stop r!ht at door. AMtlreaa Sea view. Waah. T HOAKE, lrop. THE WARREN CANNON BEACH. Th only hotl on th beach fronC Good fuihlnc nun tin; and aurf bath It. ; uuiur)iff4 tab.e. excel ent vrvlce; lar airy room and bunca loa a. Auto tac meet ail train. P. O.. Ecola. Or. M. S. Warren, Prop. That DeHKhtfal Herb lleema. T11K ELUOKL. At Elmore Park- European only. I -a r e. remfortabiai rvotns amidst horr.e-llk surrounding. Broad ver ancas, iud porches. ovtriookiDf th ocr-n Itatr-a fl pr day lone or two rerona I iCxilnt dintac o-r ice. a a carta, in connect ion. Make re rrvtilor.t br phone or maiL Till. LLMOkK, Kor ka way. Oresea. Improve every idle hour en route with a good book. Get your favorite volume at mvs The J. K. GUI Co. Booksellers. Stationer and Complete Otflc Outfit;. ra. The Nicolai Hotel Ameriran and Kuropean Plan. Only flrst-claa liotrl built on the bank overlooking; the Pacific Ocean. All out mltU rooms. Hatrta by the day $ J.iO up; weekly rates li up. Auto bus meets trains and make dally excursions. J. H. M. Andrnoo, Prop., Newport. Or. Pleas make reservation early. SOL DUC HOT SPRINGS AND .SANATORIUM th Rreatent health and pleasure reaort on the Pacific Cou.it. in the heart of the Olympic Mountain, open for tlie beaaon. lr'or full Information address The MiaiSfr, .l Dae, Waak. WELCH'S HOTEL OMent re.,rt In the Mount Hood dlt rtct. tiod m aler. airy buncaloTi, excellent cut sin. hunt inc. (ubinjt. hoiiri tk riuiit. etc Katies 9 2 per day. per metk. W, E. WKI.CIU rreep. Welcli P. O Orecea. RllOOIit:NI.RON IIOTKL 47 M.llee oa M-n( ltd Aula Koed. Tha finest mountain resort in urt- ;on. i i " t we-oKiv i. .t" ana tiD. hicial rts to families for tne tummer montha Hedd.e hfrtj. lan Isnnla r-rKI urt. f In.sl f ahln s n.l ln a lav. c-"Ur, i mrn i twn tug hununff grounds. Our oan rtir. p try and tiirdm tru-k. Electric u telephone Kr dally auto sta Km 11 t ran sett 1, Prep Ktst, Orrgea. nd iouU gnu SHIPHERD'S HOT SPRINGS Tha Ideal Health and Recreation lteoru fttamsner Cottasro aad Camplag. CAKX, WAMl. NEWS FROM THE BEACHES 4 Continued From Page 9.) are now finished and sleeping accom had registered at Arants camp, June 24, which is a new record for that date. With the road from Medford In better shape than it has ever been before at this time of the year, thousands of motoring parties are expected during the next two months. modatlons have been provided in the building formerly used as a dining room. The lake is alive with trout. Guides will be on hand to take parties to various polnta of interest. Twenty-eight private automobiles Clturcli to Use Theater. SPOKANE. Wash.. July 3. (Special.) Sunday church services in a motion picture theater will be a new departure for th First Methodist Episcopal Church. It is proposed shortly to take up church quarters there during the Summer, and Rev. Francis B. Short, pastor, will conduct morning services in the Clemmer Theater. "Reasons for the services are two fold," said Dr. Short today. "Our church -.vtll be undergoing extensive repairs, making the change necessary. There will be several thousand Shrlners In the city July 11 and I have arranged a special sermon for the benefit of those who wish to attend. The location of the playhouse is admirable for church-Boers," brown cottage adjoining the station on the north. M. F. Abrams and family, of Port land, are temporarily ensconsed In a co'.tage opposite th epostoffice. Mr. Abrams Is having a new horn built a few blocks farther north. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Riazer are lo cated in a tent at the Whit Camp for a few months. Miss Ethel Harrington, of Portland. Is a guest at the Abrams cottage for a few weeks. Morris Kodgers and Floyd H, Elchel. of McMlnnvllle. came over by auto dur ing the forepart of the week for a short visit with N. O. Terry and wife. Henry Fills Is in from Portland, vis iting with F. R. Johnson for a month. L J. Tolls and sons, Roy E. and Lev erltt J., Jr.. are in from Portland at "Camp Villa." M. T. Robinson, of Portland, has opened Camp " Al Al One" for the sea son, and is entertaining this week Lea Alley and family, also from Portland. They had aa a week-end visitor Mrs. A. H. Lewls, a sister of the host. Following is the rfgistratlon at the Bar View Hotel for the past week: William Vanderzander. Henry Kemper. Martin Jansen. Julius Kendel and M. A. Vanderzander. of Forest Grove; C. W. Betman, I. It- Smith. J. J. Monahan, . C. Holtsrev. U- F. Myers. W. II. Jensen, H. D. Prelsback. Louis Andt and wife. Henry Relder. 8. K. F. Jensen. Frank U. oreene. Charles K. Segourney, Mr. H. Carlson and son Will. Ur. Cecil R. Hillier and F. P. Bowers, all of Port land: Miss Ida Worrall. Fulton. Mo.: Nellie Held. Norcator. Kan.: Miss Hazel Worrall. Tillamook City; S. K. McCague. Sunnyside. Wash.: Miss Nellie Thompson. Spokane: Roy Grout. Wheel er Jetty: Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Condseer. New-berg. Or.: W. C. Harper, Eueene; F. J. Fellows and wife. Portland: C. C. Stamper and H. D. Anken. from Wheeler Jetty. EliMORE PARK lUtAWS THRONG Many Portland Folk Amour Visitors at Summer Keort. ELMORE PARK. Or.. July 3. (Spe cial.) Registered at the Elmore dur ing th week were a number of East ern visitors and many Northwest neonle. among whom were: Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Mayo. Hillsboro; Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Boyce. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Webster, Miss Mabel K. Orton. Portland; Percy Wilson, Uindon. Eng.: Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Woods and Miss Evelyn Woods, Chemawa, Or.: Harry Sutur and Frank Vortman, Port land; O. G. Torrance, Heattle: C. M. Young, X. Bosler and John Kraetch. Portland; Mr. and Mrs. L. Zeiss, Vim Mil, Or.; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rowe, Wheeler, Or.: Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Van blarlcom. Newberg. Or.: Al X. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. W. 11. Ring and daughter, Portland. J. J. Krebs, who has a number of houses for the use of Summer tenants on his Rockaway property, has built a modern six-room home on Elmore Park and will occupy It as hi permanent home. John W. Kelly, of the Evening Tele gram staff, contemplates an early trip here to put everything In order at Frontier Lodge for the reception of Mrs. Kelly and John W.. Jr.. this being John W. Kelly, Junior's first trip to the coast. Improvements are being made and homes completed at a rapid rale. In preparation for the Summer travel. The presidential cottages, "Wilson. Taft and Roosevelt." of C. L Lindsay, of Elmore I'ark. are the subjH.t of favorable comment as Indicating the permanent growth of this new beach. Emll KUng, ot Portland, has beitun work on his two new cottages and ex pects them to be In readiness for mid July occupancy. Miss Edith Lindsay, who has Jut returned from the musical academy at Tillamook. Is being entertained by Mlaa Gudrun Brandt at Breezy cottage. TWIN HOCKS AKIUVAI.S DAILY Many New Summer Ilencli IIoue Are Now Occupied. TWIN ROCKS BEACH. Or, July S. (Special.) Every Incoming train brings Its quota of Summer visitors, and it wilt be only a short while until ail the cottagers have arrived and mads ready to enloy the all too short vaca tlon period. During the past Winter and Spring many new homes and Sum mer residences have arisen and the ad Jacent territory now presents a quite sociable appearance. witn th in creased number of people at this lunc Hon opportunities tor social Intercourse are enhanced wonderfully, and many parties, picnic and hikes are planned for the Immediate future by the mem bers of the younger set. The new auto road is proving a boon to the many people that make this thelr Summer home. Miss Edith Stalley. of Forest Grove, has taken apartments in Hart's cot tage at Midway Beach. Kenneth Roundtree, of Portland. Is among the recent arrivals. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Sampson, of Hills dale, have opened their cottage for a few day' recuperation. Mr. Malcolm Knisley. accompanied by his sister Margaret, has arrived from his home In Seattle and opened the family cottage for the season. They are entertaining as house guest for a few weeks Miss Margaret Kublt. ot Portland. Mrs. G. V. James and family have taken residence In their Summer home, and will be Joined later by Mr. James, who Is interested In a mill at Bay City. Mrs. Scott Doiorth and son Milton. of Portland! are located In their cot tage on the ocean front. Among the recent arrivals from Port land were Mr. K. C. Comstock and family, who have taken a cottage for the season. They are entertaining as a house guest Mr. Frederick Meiners. also of Portlnnd. Mrs. John O. Bozorth, wife of a prom inent Bay City banker, accompanied by her dauchter. Ada. spent a few days at the family cottace. They have as season guests Mrs. Mae llartur.g and son Karl, of Portland. Mrs. K. C. Callaway has arrived with her family from Portland and taken a bungalow. JtxlKe Dayton. of the Multnomah County Court, rnm In with his farnlly during tt-e week for n month's oullnc. The Tomt'Sett Cottage Is now occu pied by Mrs. A. A. Gardner, who la here from Porllund for the season. C. K. Stone. J. II. Hicks and A. E. Nlrhcls were In a party tliat visited this section by auto during h week. A. H. Vt-reto. of Tl'.lamook. was a guest of friends for the last week e-td. Dr. Robert Swain and wife left Mon day for their home In Portland after a delightful two weeks' vacation. Miss Flossie Oothoudt Is a guest at the V. A. spauldlng residence for he season. Mr. and Mrs. O. If. Si-hwerdx-nan. of Bay City, were guests during the week at the James rottage. Mrs. C. W. Woody ard and six sons have arrived and are domiciled In th Swain cottage. They have as a guest Miss Audrey Bentrey. of Portland. Georz E. Chaphe, wife and two chil dren, of Tillamook, enjoyed the local atmosphere recently. G. O. Sampson left during the week for his home In Portland after spend ing his usual vacation In the family Summer home, lie will be followed In two weeks by Mrs. Sampon. C. II. Wlicclcr Hot Lake Visitor. HOT LAKE. Or.. July J. (Special.) C. H. Wheeler and son cam over this week to visit Mrs. Wheeler, who la staying here. Other Portland visitors now registered Include: Mr. and Mrs. J. Hawthorne. Mr. and Mr. J. E. Healy. Miss Ethel Healy. C. II. Salmon and George Darling. Marriage Show Falling Off. WENATCHEE. Wash.. July S June failMl to live up to Its world-wide repu tation this year. For some unknown and mysterious reason It failed tn pro duce th number of marriages which Is annually expected of It- Weddings are lynmymoua with June. But the bride of 1S15 have deserted It for the other 11 months of the year. The records of the County Clerk's office ehow tlvt only nine marrlsges were recorded dui Ing June, w h 11 the previous five months had a a rand average ot IS. Albany Heady for Chautauqua. ALBA N'T, Or, July 3. (Special.) Everything la in readiness for the open ing of Albany's annual Chautauqua as sembly next Tuesday morning. The camping grounds have been prepared, the auditorium placed in shape and t.eadtiuarters established. The advance sale of season tickets has been heavy, and. with one of the best programmes In its history, tha Chautauqua will open with every prospect for a suc cessful session. JYMWA CLUB HOLDS ELECTION OF OFFICERS. 3 . V .e ' ' f. . eU . a Reealng From 1-eM t Klaat. Ts Raw. ftealasala Hamaaaay. fc A m pie. Aaalt Ksalrla. sdey Me raw Horla seear4i tlattont Kaw. Itra ale Malt. llllana Hlossa. Tlllle Nvabaasa aad Max t.aldalela. A club that promises to become an active factor among th younger set of Portland the Jymwa Society, an organization composed of yuung Jewish men and women who have organized for mutual ad vancement socially and Intellectually. Various committees have been appointed and (unctions planned for the Summer, on July 14 a moon light excursion wt!l be held. At the meeting last week the following officers were elected: Pres ident. William Bloom: vice-president. Miss Hessia Staff: secretary. Tlllle Nuahaum: treasurer. Max troldsteln; editor (Jymwa Ioin. Benjamin Rosumny; sergeant-at-arma, Abe Apple: chairman of social committee. Sydney Stern: chairman of literary and Intellectual de partment. Borla Secord; representative at large. Annie Epstein.