The Oregon daily journal., June 13, 1903, Page 5, Image 5

THE OltEGOX: DAILY' .JOURNAL, POUTIiAXP SATUnDAY- EVENING, JUKE 13, 1003.
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' V Items of Local Interest for Busy
; ; T -' Journal Readers,
''; Weather Conditions and General .fere-
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. Good rains bava . fallen during ue In at 24
nan ! WaaliliMlton, Northern Idaho, Eaatera
'.; Ornton, Western Colorado, New' Wexlc ana
- akriaona. . .....-.'.., v ...
' It to decidedly cooli this morning fa North
easters (reu. Eaatern Waabluston and North
ern Idaho nd warmer la Nerada, ' Huutbara
, Utah and the Middle. Want.
. Una Indication are fur iwrtly cloudy weather
j In tbia dlatrtet Sunday, wlta abutter and tlinii
.. deratorme In Bnntheru Idaho and local ralus
along Ua Waablngtnn Coaat. '
... . , ' . - ,. EDWAUU A. ' SEALS. '
'-;- .;V.- - rorecaal Official. ,
CASWELL'S JOB '
CAUSES GRIEF
The Blver. '
itwi ana rising atowijr. it win com, to a ataiui I v"' "" , .
D7 auadaj afternoon or I on promissory note, .ne aerenaam ib
7;tT o'clock In Judge Osorge'a chambers
at the county court house for tor pur
pose of selecting two directors. , . .
tfat glass Insurance,- against, bresk
aite. Maryland Casualty Co., 61 Wash
ington .street '
"r'AmN Held, haa been' appointed guar
dlan of the person and estate of John
B. Bald," an Incapable.. ', '. , ;;'. ," ; , i
-snrgiors uerore. you. go... away, i . . U,MM . , . fit'
Charlie Monell about burglary Inaur. MSyOC. WimamS 'AppOIHtS Him
' Z r -Hh. Special Officer,-But Does-No-
World Cnrntval. apply to John Vail Require Him. tO RePOll tO
Steam boiler Insurance covers dam Chief Hunt,
a Re to boiler, property and for Injuries.
Campbell Rodgera, 251 Washington. '
A. V. riefal aaa filed, salt In the Clr
at a atat of 28. a taut
Mondar moraln. t. . .
i
!",.' . HOTEL aitrTAU.
Imperial A. Orlroea, CoqalU; I. Starr, Kb.
- Tlnuatoa; O, C, Waraar, ItothaaWi '. t. Mil
' , Vn, Hakrr City; Mlaa IVarl ttolo, Aatorlal U.
w. uoMarpnrr, nt. t'aui: 4. w. Vbrvs. ca
Frances Rows.
Wmtad Fifty women and irlrls at,
the Bla- Bed Cannery, la at Kigntn ana
! Yamhill. Oood wag-ea; steady employ';
ment . Apply M once. "
Tha field work on the hew- aewer ays I
Day Patrol Given Strict Orders
to ray Particular Attention to
Streets Friction Plainly
Visible,
tral city; V. Uaaun. tanyun dtyi C. A. Ky. J tcm for Brooklyn haa been completed.
Van yranrlaco; i. T. Mr Ink, Halrui; O. E. Jutin
bod, vallaa; Ure, K. Watta, Ulaa Marie Watta,
atcappooar; J, L. Vawll, Mra. Caairrlt, Ukla.
boma City : K. W, Mattlnaon. Mra. Mattluaon,
Walla Walla; J. B. Wllklnaon. clti ; r. U.
Yoanr. Ensme; i. H. Allxrt, J. W. Bolan.l,
. l. HorsaBi Halemi A Murray, I'adnca; K.
tor a.
This afternoon the John Burroughs
Under an arrangement between Mayor
Will lama and himself, C. A. Caswell ha J
O. Klrbotnud. Waukavcan: J. K. tVeatnpr
Albany; B. iiermaun, ItoaMMirf; Mlaa ilowaru.
RHua. ivimriHjrK. tmm iiuwarg. i
ufBe; B. J. Ulra-a,' Baa araarweo; Mr U worPlrv
trwni, e. way, Mra. May. Aurora ; w. w. aocona sxreei.
U-dneld, tlrppnfT; N. Isan, Dalluar Wra. i o'clock at the Men's Reaort, 68 North
Howald and wlfa, Kan aurUeo; h. . Urii Sixth Strict, the suual Baturday-nlght
lit NtTX ontertalnmcnt will consist of a musical
ham. W. W. famolwlL Haa ran,lan! lilaa nd literary program. No admission
ItartfM,. Itaytoai V.. h. Rabun. Cottage) Urorr; I fee s charged and all are welcome.
u i . x,. rnwr. iiiwwiTTiiir, x mills
Society. Is holding its weekly field meet been for some time acting aa a apoclal
at Bunnyside. , ' ' ;
Jus Organised New class In chera
Irtry, pharmacy and materia medlca.
Full lecturo course. Full lac-oratory Cer under Chief of Police Hunt, befut e
JSureka Institute, 353 I tno clvu Bervlce examination let him
officer, his exclusive duty being to keup
the streets and sidewalks free from
debris, as when he waa m regular off!
-
out.
Special. Officer Caawell la accredltea
with being sn excellent officer for the
duty to which Mayor Williams haa as
signed him, as his work has always
been highly satisfactory to the city
His anuolntment. however, seems to
anus i . . . . s - . . i' . . . - i
Alfrada Dlrkmon: Hartford;. Bortha rulu-r. Beoreiary jr. saro, oi me urrgon haVe opened a aore spoi. ror uniei nuni
Nw York; J. itoniHrbvia and wife. Bau Mining Stock Exchauge, wno wss ex- rwently Instructed the day snirt to pay
pected home thla morning from an ex- especial attention to keeping the streets
tensive Eastern trip, hss written friends ana sidewalks clean, ending with tho
here that he will not be back until June remark that no special officer would be
18. He will stop off at Denver on his needed for hat duty,
homeward trip. Caswell has nothing to do with
A fine gpeolmaB of the. new Jrlsh rose. Chief Hunt, and Chief Hunt haa nothing
"Mildred Grant," which was described to do with Caswell.- The latter Is acting
In a recent Issue of The Journal, is on 'or the city, but Is not required to re-
exhlbitlon In a south window A. port j io enter rtuni. rie .""'"I
Feldenhelmer's store. The rose was Williams quite frequently and receives
r w uaj . ' iionururis-r no. wiir, oau
Franrlaro; I), to. Vwuotu Oakland; Alln-rt Harr
and wife, (orlnsUti, Jnn.; t. Irl, St. 1'aul;
Mra. A. . w. owan, aiarltu Hradley, W. 11.
i, v, r. wr., , . mui ,u, n ai. tw,,
alnm; W. Itonatna, Albany; i. O. Jobnaton, Jr.,
ivraia, or., i. jaonre ana wire. in. iouia;
Mark Hayter and wife. Tha Unllra; W.
wnaioK, aaiam. , ... ... ...
H. I
I Fertlaad B. i. Hlraeh. W. A. Ifrxter. A. A.
Baitrr. San KrancUco: W. L. Moaa and ITa.
tBIraaoi i. n. Bronkfleld. wife 'and dam
am J. n. Hrookfleld. wifn -and danahtpr
K)Mf jtf. II A ll.rf.Un,, Kmm. Vb 1 1 I
Warner. Mucin; H. ralaM hv Mra. George H. Lamberson of insirucuuna irom mm
K Itlaaaa a. iliiiHatai ' A
r pa,- liuuiitri , an. . TTBIlin, KlUVI'IU
SirrZrLVZ M,0K TUnZM-rvlngton. and 1. ld to. be the second
A. 0. falinvr, Roeheater; J. V. McIKiwnll, NfW J One,of its kind to bloom in tills SUte.
York; J. T: Bradley. St. loala: W. Hatbolf,
v. b. n.i i. u. niM, I., c. Kins. Ban rran
elaco; W. B. Hugh-a. L. MrKanile. A. W.
, Thornton, tVattb; II. L. Mitchell. Hnj brook;
Mlaa 8. Dabtrnnky, Han Krauclaeo; ). Alax
andrr, VanHirr; I. H. iKrr, Han Pranrlaoo;
W. Hrndor. city; A. M.lVlW1.Ban Kranclaeo;
C. 8. t'olllna, Han Fraarlaro; A. Tlnllna, Ta
eoroa; (J. . Mlllw, Ne York; C. 11. Morton.
Nw York; W. K. Hamtdanfl wife. Tucoma;
A. B. Kogtni, Mliinapolla: A. W. Brown. New
York; M. Leopold, Chicago; L. Appoli, Chicago;
. iniTira, new lorn; m. t. Moire ana wire,
Friction Be Existed.
That there has been friction between
nilfcMfli a .KM'i,lfnlI 'Ann ' nn Chief Hunt and Special Officer Caswell
. . ku iti,,i ftu.. i aiiniru Thr, la hu been Dubltshed tirevlously. The
nothing too dainty for us to launder, chief, to whom Caswell reported pre-
Your costliest lace Is as safe hero while vloustto his discharge owing to fallura
being cleaned as if you were superln- to' measure up 4o the requirements of
tending It yourself. We tike as much the civil service rules as to physical
care of your .goods as If they were our proportions, frequently clashed with
own. him, end hot words were passed be-
At a meeting ef ike street committee tween the two men more than once
ih tr.Tr.. h. .,,.,, ftr. It is said that Chief Hunt 4s de-
Han r-ranrWro; J. K. 81 lab le and wife. Boiao: ' th n tv it ornev Blibmitted a rcidedly opposed to Caswell's appoint
H. B. Martin and wlf, Mini Joat; 1'. Jon and I noon ho City Attorney suomuiea J t' aneclal officer to perform his
S'-.''f"i -'H. Wri.i Baaramcnto; new form of contract for street work ment a. Pfl omcr to P r
n. nus, a u-a go; . iu mu ana wire, city; intended to give tne city more udboiuib v - -
V. U. Kf-ynolda. VamwtTer; F. Hinatm,'ll. B Pntrol of much work than it has had made a recent order requiring the day
A.; arta ,w. Wooda and wire. Hau Eran- control or sucq WorK tnan ii ; nas nao , , t ay particular attention
KP. ' E:fi". heretofore. The new form. was recom- Ptru",mntrt"ayndp ,idwalks. U is
irn, om ii rrnnrutra; Airs. n. a. HriNtnaia. lurat. i mannm
K. M. Cox, Hi-aiilp; U. W. Ilalden.j KprliiffHeld,
Moaa.: A- K. Kwanaim. Hnrr-r K ll J o.
Walkar, N. P. B. 11., 'i 1. Itt, Baa Joac:
oy me comranicc. . . ... lallkM the
. . i amu aaiu vii' t -. -
A. E. Hwanaon. Harre, N. U.; 1. o. nxoursioB or t:atnedrai court wo. o. ,flea of raBwen reporting to Mayor Wll
'. N. V. k. ll..: I. fj.?. Has Wrlr. O P-Ruml.f June 14. 1903. En-1,, , .i.. nu Tmnri.'mit rnr.
Mr. and Mra. Brna-at lastttfellow: ' New York h0y a ride on the Columbia RlveV. and I"" "uu
Wl..4' "K T t T'iilwnThiKphl.: hear De Cprio's Band play Athletic "A'ort,nit to rumor. Caswell Intends
K. Waldo Ward, New York; 11.8. WHiianmon, games and amusements at the picnic t taj,e . the regular civil service ex
H,.n. Krln."c?:,Ir- ..!,n .? Wln- ltolc- grounds. Tickets 75 cents. Children's ,,, !on for the Dosltlon of detective
r.TnJ-.-Tera' when the examinations occur this
month. Rumor also enys ne win mu.
if he pasaes, be retained in hia present
position under pay from the city.
LADIES TO BE APPOINTED
Mich.
I'lara;
K. K
tickets - 35 cents. Steamer Harveet
W. I), tlielna. B. ' Bpnimnr. Ran Fr.S: Vjueen leaves ABii-aireei avca. i .v
E. B. Todd and wife. Baltimore, Md.:a. m sharp.
migory, nriioTuo, la.
, Boating oa Oolnmbla Bloagh has come
to be a regular pastime.
, Tine Day 1 iiuy Meredith's umbrellas.
Repairing, recovering. . Wasb. and Sixth,
' Try the American Restaurant, corner I I-ooks.
hiimuhi Couch - The pest or every
thing. . ' r r-
thing.
Are yon affllotedf If se, ask your
drugglr lor Quinesn s Remedy. Its
cures are marvelous.
-Portland Clnb, 130 Fifth street. A
The flood on the Oolamfha ts now at
its best. See It tomorrow (Sunday) by
going with Arbutus Circle W. O. W. to
Hood River and The Dalles. Train
leaves I'nion Depot 8:80 stopping at
Multnomah falls, Bonneville,-Cascade
Round trip 11.00. Tickets on
sale at Wooda rd -Clarke 's and at the depot.
Creneral O. Summers - htfl requested
and
women Kanjufars of the Lewis
Clark Fair May Be Warned .
Kext Triaay.
TiiM nuestlon of ttooolnting a board of
usnaru u. Bunuiun nn rruucniBU I - . ,
Robert Krohn, Instructor, of physical UA manu'ferf1 Br, Vl0 vrda8y". meet
...i.r i h. n.,hiin vhoohL to hava Fair was discunsed at yesterday s meet-
it is
COLONEL DUNBAR
: WRIGGLES OUT OF IT
Grand Jury Indictment Against
-Big Hotel Man Tails "
- , to Hold, . . -
(Journal Special Service.)
BEATTT-E Wash.. June 13. Another
grand Jury ; Indictment flssle was re
forded late yesterday afternoon when
Superior Judge Bell granted a motion
to dismiss the indictment against. H. B.
Dunbar, charged with aiding and abet
ting the operation of crooked gambling
games in the Rainier Orand hotel, one
of the finest hostelries lit' the North
west, of which he was manager. '
The ruling of the court was that the
law under which 'the defendant was In
dicted had been repealed by the passage
of the new felony gambling bill, and
thai If convicted, Dunbar could not
legally, be sentenced.
The new la,w ssys nothing about
"crooked" gambling devices.
HILL'. ACADEMY HOP
:.-......: 9
The commencement hop of the Hill
Military Academy will be held at Per
A GREAT HEALTH
RESORT
OREGON
Hot Lake, Extern Oregon, Is
the . Mecca to Which the
Sorely Afflicted Are Now
. Journeying to necuperate,
Five' Temperatures of Water,
Ranging from 78 to 160
Degrees, Maintained at the
Place.
One hundred and thirty thousand dol
lars expended in Improving the Hot Lake
property In Eastern Oregon' Is substan
tial evidence that the new management
has faith In the curative properties of
the Hot Iske waters, and are determined
to afford patrons of the .establishment
every comfort and luxury that money
can procure. Seventy thousand dollars
were expended In adding to the original
structure, and eighteen t:iouaand dol-
sons' Hall Thursday. June 18. Elabo- lars in a new oatn nouse. as a conae
rate preparations are being made to quence ' the Hot Lake hotel and sanl
msure its success. Over 800 invite tariura is now one of the most complete
tlons have been Issued end the event recreation and health promoting resorts
promises to be one of the most brilliant In the oountry, and when properly under-
of the season. Parsons' Orchestra has stood will be the rendesvous of the af
been engaged.' The decorations will be dieted from sll parts of the Western
in flags, roses and evergreens; The States. Indeed it is expected that these
feeling of goodfellowshlp that exlats be- I springs will rival the famous Hot
tween the faculty and cadets of Hill Springs of Arkansas.
Military Academy and the Instructors Dr. O. W. Tape, the new proprietor
and students of all the other principal of the Hot Lake property. Is a man of
schools' in Portland is clearly brought greet energy and force. Happily he has
out. as the majority of them will be abundance of means at his command,
Wasting T
lmels
guests at the commencement hop.
Just -Think
How much warmer Old Boi is
thsn you sre. Then think of
those summer fixings you were
told to order at Dayton's.
Leave your list on the way
home ana we'll, send them, to
you on first morning delivery.
Ice Cream Freezers, qtt. fl.S0-.ce Chis!es25c
Scr'BOoort,com.lAd.Wla. krteiu,36 ln.35c
Rub. Bose,war't, 50 ft M-Sprlnklen.rtvlv'tJI
Ltwn Moweri, 14 ln.$2.60-0il Stoves, J br.$5.S0
DAYTON HARDWARE CO.
Cor. First and Taylor Sta. '
SIOW OF TO BIO PADIVOOC
K. f,. Bruoe.. plumber, .has . removed
rrom 228 1st st to 231 U, Morrison, Just
s cross; Mo,rrison-st , bridge. Phone East
a.
ri -J!. i JK 1' "vii ii.r at the Exposition directors.
u ., , lu., ..,., .--. ..- . . th t thB board b0 ap.
palatable- lunch served every evening n?raL of ih directors
from 8 until U p. m.. ..t KJ",ly LahT ".VTth ? b held next . Friday. Secretary Reed
S are ourthls monih. he m.y be PWS LiiLLWO ZurZr
unable to wears the flag's "material." AcUng-Prc-ldent Scott who
The Sarnlator Ida popular steamer I will make the appointments. Ladles
iri.-ll -!. ..111 I .... 1riAlHH 1 Um I . . . i 1. 1 . 1 Jk asaaa I ll Kfl aII ml-
.fJ!!"VJVT?. the Cascades of the Columbia, af- w, It is said that neither faction of
,!V.i V,"" k ! fording everybody a fine opportunity to womens clubs who are now in the state
view the magnicent scenery ana raging wm imVe control of the board
flood. Steamer leaves Alder-street wharf " r h. .McTsaac reported that there are
BtrawDerry picaers ana pacKcrs. men daily at la. m.: Sundays 9 a. m. music
jtnd women wanted at Hood .K.iver. Good and meals on board,
wagei'Tan be made. Take steumer leav
ing Alder-street whatT aaily. a4avau.
morning from
points report considerable damage by
recent cloud-bursts and water-epouta,
Phone. Main ti.
y Thiel Batactlve Service Co Estab
lished 30 yearc, 206 Cham, of Commerce,
Portland, N. Y., Chic St. Louis. St Paul,
Kansas City, Denver, City of Mexico,
Montreal, Seattle, Spokane, Sun Fran.
4 .u norsons in this county worm over
Round trip fare 12.OOO each, who have not subscribed to
Jl.DQ. Phone, Main 814. I the Fair. Secretary. Reed showed in a
Tire will be a meeting of the Lewis special report that over $51,000 of the
and Clark Woman's. Department on first and second installments of stock
Monday afternoon at 2:30. Major -and 4 subscriptions were delinquent, io,ugu
Mrs. William Hancock Clark will be being due rrom the rawroaas,
which he is lavishly employing In the
betterment or perfection, of conditions
st the Lake, and as a result the Western
world is becoming aware of the fact
that we have an Arkansas of our own,
and that the water cures of the famous
' springs of Germany may be duplicated
here.
"There are five different temperatures
maintained at' the Lake," ssld Dootor
Tape this week. "These range from 78
to 180 degrees. The first is 78, then 103,
130. 180 and In the cooling room 88.
Physicians will understand the impor
tance of these temperatures, and the pa
tlent will not be long in ascertaining
their value. The feature of our sani
tarium is an Improvement over any
thing found In this country, and it soon
will be recognised throughout the entire
Pacific Coast region.
"Doctor Phy, an. eminent physician, is
constantly In attendance at the sani
tarium, to see that baths are scientifi
cally administered, and we have likewise
i employed a celebrated maseeiAr from
the renowned Battle Creek, Michigan,
Sanitarium, who will diligently look af
ter the Interests of our patients. We are
sparing no expense in our efforts to
round out an Oregon health resort to
which all may repair with confidence of
Improvement In their physlcsr condition.
and we believe that in time, our efforts
will be recognized wherever humanity
has ills."
Doctor Tspe informs The Journal that
the weather in the Hot Lake section Is
nearly always delightfully cool In Slim
mer and dry and exhlliratlng in winter.
One day last summer the mercury stood
at 84 degrees, but that was unusual.
Eighty-four is seldotn surpassed, and 70
to 80 is about the usual temperature.
Portlanders who have visited Hot
Lake aver that the State haa a right, to
feel proud of the resort. It is one of fhe
best in the country. It has few equals
anywhere.
II
SEA" THE OCEAN
W. O. W. excursion to Seaside, Sun
day, June. 21. Prospect Camp No. 140.
Oood order. Round trip $1.
Mann & Beach
92 SECOND STREET
Bet STARK and OAK
PRINTERS
TELEPHONC -444 ,
Bun day Excursions.
A track free from dust, comfortable
cars, long rides and low rates are the
chief attractions for Sunday qutings.
You can nnd them all on the O. W. P.
& Ry. Co.'s lines. All cars from First
and Afder streets.
Wasting Money
Keep tab on cither and you get greater results. fTo
keep time correctly, no other watch equals jfhe
ELGIN or the "HAMPDEN;- that's why we sell
these makes only. To sell more of them we make
a startling, price of ,
F602
$12.50 and the sur- f
prising terms of a ,
little down and '
A
Dollar
a Week
To anybody. We hava per
fect confidence in tne man tnv"
woman who values time '
enough to need a comet
time-piece. Do us the favor
to look at our watches.
I. CEVURTZ & SONS
HOME
FURNISHERS.
173-175 FIRST ST. 219-227 YAMHILL ST.
DO NOT
MISS THE
Best Excursion
To Be Given by the STREET RAILWAY
. . . EMPLOYES' ASSOCIATION to . . .
OF THE
SEASON
Seaside, sday June 14, 1221
EVERY ONE WHO WANTS TO HAVE A COOD TIME -WILL
CO. .'. Train Itaves depot at 7:43 a m, -
- Tickets on sale at Schiller's three stores, Woodard 05. Clarke's, the
Aldrich Pharmacy and A W. Allen's Drug Store, 16th and Marshall streeti.-
.. ..... . . .... ... JU JA J
a ITVf TilTf TT1?T TTTTTTf HIT I ai
Shoe Repairing Done Right;;
tCBlTS SBWBB BOX, Eg
IVABZXr SSWBB SOLUS
.78o
,Oe.
present This will be the last oppor
tunity of meeting Major and Mra. Clark
before they return East. All people in-
Perhaps you will order your Fourth terested in the success of the Exposition
of July printing o late that you will are. cordially Invited to be present at
not get the best service the service the Selling-Iilrsch Building on 'Monday
that we aim to give every human being afternoon.
who has his printing done by us. Met At a mtetlnT of tUs City Council of
ropolitan Printing Co.. 147 Front street Mllwaukie Thursday night a committee
X. C. Hasten, formerly secretary of comnoseri of Mavor Shlndler. Council-
the Chamber of Commerce, Is very 111 at men Reed, Roberta and Kerr was ap-
Hocretarv of State Hay ". decided to
allow Consul H. B. Miller of Nlu
Chwong, China, a leave of absence to
travel around China in the Interests of
the Lewis and Clark Fair.
PERSONALS.
Beamea and wife are gruata at
Hon. A. E
tbc Portland.
f lain. Ilapmanli la rttff.
his home in Alblna, and it la thought pointed for the purpose of preparing an tatered at the imperial,
that his end Is near. He recently re- ordinance for ridding the city of the l. e. Weat, a atoek man or Taeoma, Is -returned
from South America, where he numerous powder-storing buildings, latered at the Belredrre.
had gone In the hopes of Improving his During the meeting the bonds of Re- A. U. Rokera. a 'lumberman of MlnneaDolU,
eorder Lechler. Marshal Keck and riiaier i iu .u..
Treasurer McCann for $500 each were f- s. Redflpld, a f "Jn7" ?i m,ne
I vwiH-r vi iuyut7i , . ...
tVank Knnodv. a nromlunnt bualnrNi nnd
bested collar I commercial mail of Roseburg, la at the Helve-.
ATTENTION!
health.
The wet weather has caused Jlsap-
polntmerrt to thousands, who had
planned to make Saturday excurs'ons.
presented and approved.
Seoona-lu.nded steam
Beports coming' in from Southern and cuff polishing machines are for sale dere.
F. B. Walte. one of the moat eitenalTe eat-
tl ownera o the atate, la reglatt-red at the
oaeburg.
I'crklim from
Washington arc to tho effect that leoent all over the country for a song. This
rains have greatly benefited the dam- goes to show that all up-to-date laun-
sIVaA (Tro n 1 A imAn ntAA -nr.ltli A nrtn A I n haea-n
, . . , nk i. . ii v., I George Putnaa. manajrer of tha Dally Preaa,
Becretory M. M. ShlUock, of the after getting stuck. The best polishing the 8pok,no Mb eveiiins newapaper.
Board oi Trade,. Is planning to make the macnines on tne marKQi are inose mano waa in ror nana touuy en route 10 can rrau
June number of the Columbia River by the. 8Inclalr Co. of Chicago. The eiaoo.
Journal Lewis and Clark Issue that heated roll of .these machines is 8 E.S. Todd and '"?"fi;t'5!!;
will be of special interest . ih Japan. Inches In diameter, ,w)Uch adds much to flr11 i fhh tto
The magasine will contain Hmely and capacity on account of additional weatera atate.
Interesting articles by 8. Takngl. local Surface contact and drying tendency, as rharlea Moran. a direct deWndant of the
Japanese consul T' Rev,T;" Iir EHotWTlO welKaa giving a smoother finish to tho famnna ChWe-ra ehlef. RaJn-tn-the-Kaee. waa
recentty returned from the islands; and Roods. The United States Laundry has ' iKlhool
John Barrett. Commissioner-General, of a complete outfit of Sinclair machinery. yr and 8Mr,. TOrKe HaH,' formeri, of Oa.-
tho St. l.ouis Exposition. j Bzonrsioa to Hood River, Sunday, land, Cal.. are now renldenta of Portland.
Th. Bona and Dauffhters of Plon.era 3 H, by mllroad. Fine picnie
will noia a meeting inia evening "". " m . -- iwi v.ca, . ii,. Wilim niuW-
ius, woks, Muunoman runs, view tw to ,hc 8mltn Rnaaell, hut new
Buviiur; i me v.uiuiuum. J itieu i wltn IJeWOir Hopner, la in roriiana. ne win
round trip. , Leave Union Depot at 8:30 apend the mouth 'In and about the city.
n. m. Arrive at Hood River at 11a. m. Edward Ltidrilngiiton. wba came into promt-
Returning, leave at 6 p. m. Tickets for ""? J'" ..rears ago aa th. niaponent or
rjiMllUT fiut:u mini -i grmm a. j iii-m .m- im-
tr wad a raurtlrtntn for re-pleetlon to tho
Art and Science
SIGN0R G. FERRARI
. .Formerly of miari, Italy, ,
Cures Catarrh and Asthma simply by
His method or voice culture.
Singing taught from foundation t
KtlBtic finish.
Testimonials open to inspection at hit
itudio.
MULKEY BUILDINO,
COB. SECOND AITS MOUISON STS.
jfrescriptlons and Brag Orders
Intrusted to Albert Bernl. the druggist
corner Second end Washington, can al
ways be depended upon as having re
ceived the utmost care and attention In
every detail.
The most valuable asset of a business
house is its reputation. A store that
expects to do business continually can
not afford to lose it. It takes lote of
time and work and worry to make it;
It only takes a few rake moves to lost
it. You may be sure that no "one-time'
profit" is going to look as good to us
as yoar lasting' good will and increas
ing confidence in us. Therefore, In
patronising this store, you are perfectly
safe; that your present and future in
terest will be taken at heart and if
you need anything in ladles' or gentle
man's clothing, furniture, rugs, lace
curtains, etc., come to us and get our
prices and terms before buying. You
will be satisfied with both.
EASTERN OUTFITTING CO..
388-390 Washington St
The store where your credit is good.
AMUSEMEJTTS.
Marniiam C.rnnA Thi3trp l'lv" rt'''e,
ViuiiUHiu uiuiiw tnvv.va v Manager.
t Monday and Tuesday Nljfht. June 15-10, ,
KAAY HANKERING
Asd ber excellent eonipany In Clyde Fltch'a
clrauut,
"THE 8TTBB0RHNESS OF GEE ALDINE.
Prices tower floor, except last three row,
t2i laat three row, fl.50; bah-onr. drat three
rowa, ii.oo; aeoonti tiree rowa, ai: nrai tnrea
or laat sis rnwa, inctwat uiree rowa in uai
e.iny. OOct gallery. iltYo aWl i!5e; boxes and logea,
I12.AO. Advanca aale open tuowrrow i Friday)
at in a. tn.
The Baker Theatre
George I.. Baker,
Uanager.
Three more performance tonight. SotMrday at
. . a;ltv ana Katnruay jiign.
. Laat time of
"THI CAT AND THE CHIH,"
"IKX PtACEMAKEl." '
' - r Jnat One 8paa ef taiuiihter.
Ironing. 11V. 3ft. SA. BOesi matinee. 10. 13, 2.V.
Next fiodnetlon "The Tlrgliilan." -
C9NCKBX BALL v. - ,
blazieITbbos.
v ' : ' CONCERT ifvFRY S'tOBT.
BPEClaLTIKS for tha 1. A PIES of POUTLAKD.
All klnria . 1 .
.ttltVtnt ariU SO AS CLEAWEB n tTOSEBs
MHS. M. GiLbERT, mm London.
t JSOia ilret, aeur iNr. I'boue Weat 609. '
lorliaiHl. Ur. ,. - .
sale at O. , R. & N. ticket oWce, S. G.
Sltldmore Drug CO., 151 Third. Gradon I'nited Statea Senate, was aeen at the Portland
& Koehler, ' druggist Bain and First tbla morning. ''I'm a Kennlillean and bnva to
Jancke Lrtlg Co., Hawthorne and Grand lea-e Keatneky every aoften. It s not a
: (w... -r.. Bepiiblleau atate, you know. I m ao far out
avenues, George .Oheer a cigars, Yam- of o,,,, now tht j aeareely know what the
hill and Third, and B. B. Rich s, cigars, word ineana. When 1 aay that my nnlltieal
103 Third.
Sunday Trolley Trips
On the O. W. P. & Ry. up the Wll
laniette to Oregon City. Clackamas
River or Canemah Park. Motor cars
with double truck trailers attached leave
every hour fend every half hour; fare
25o round trip.- Twenty-!nute cars -to
Mt Scott. Cars to Gresham- and Bor
ing leave 7:30 . m., 1:80 and 4:00 p. rri.
All cars from First and Alder. streets. :
eareer aetnallr amuaea me now. ynu will knftw
how far ont I am. Juat making a tour t the
Wet. thata all."
. flood : la the .. Columbia Biver.
fio to Bonneville -Hundsv. Juno 11.
with the . Order of Wanh!nirton exthir
ion. steamer Harvest yueen. end see
the might? Columbia, during high water.
Boat will leave Ash-street dock promptly
at s a. m. , Good, union, music. Round
trtp 11.00. : Children tOc. A J
it'i'-" Ootng, to St. Loalsf
If so, learn about the new tourist serv
ice Inaugurated by "the, O.Tt ftTi Via
Denver and Kansas Cttv. Cltv ticket of
Ace, Third, and Washington.
Second Annual Session Begins June 29
prepares teachers for county August ex
aminations; also city and state.
0SAM3CAB OBAPES Pupils taken for
. review from the 6th to 9th grades, in
clusive. - i
CFBOXAZi 8TXTBZBS Outdoor Sketch
ing, Physical Training. Manual Train
ing. Penmanship plain or ornamental.
. Book-Keeplng. ana Shorthsnd. For
-' further information address . ,;
Holmes Business College
T . Eleventh and Yamhill Streets. .
Dental Work That's Right....
Dental Work That's on the Square
TRY US AND SEE THAT WE ARE NOT FAKIRS
'" Full set of teeth, beet that money can buy 7.
Oood, serviceable teeth, per aet ....14
Good crowns, 32k $3
Go! fillings, small. $1.00; large. 13.00. AH othei fillings of
any material, desired, 75c, AH operations strictly modern.
Alba Dentists
Over Eilcrs Piano Bouse, opposite Cor
dray's Theatre. 'Phone, Main 2796.
California oak-tanned sole leather used.
AU stitching don. oa the celebrated '
Qoodycar Machine. . ,
Goodyear Shoe Repair Co., -
AXBZX, 8ZTWZEV TBXBO AJTB rOtTBTX.
nose, Kala 031r- .-- ' ..-... ..- ...... , , "0rrea Belrrery,
1 ,200 Smith Premioir
Typewriters
ordered by the
Austrian Government
Recently. This is the largest order ever given for writing mi
chines. The decision was reached after three months' careful test
of all the leading typewriters, by a board consisting of expert op
erators and mechanical engineers., Is It not probable they found
some good reason for recommending the Smith Premier? , After
July 1 we shall atempt to tell you wny. . '
DURPHY & D1CKERMAN,
Padllc Coast Sales Agents for ' ,
THE SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER.
AFTER JULY 1st
247 Stark St.
The order placed by The Behnke-Walker Business College fof 28
Smith Premiers is the talk of the town. V
Read 15e Oreg'on Journal
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD
Q RAND CARNIVAL-
eleven
BIG DAYS
Day o. Feature
P P
Attractions furnished
by Sontheriv Carnival
' Company, featuring
tjie
A Period of Whole
. some and Meritorl
ouis Entertainment
STAP'UM
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