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Vancouver, Waah..', June 22. Tin
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Free berg of Ibis county narrwwiy w
(Special Dispatch to The Joamal.)
Roseburg, Or.. Juno 21. A survey
party headed by Government Surveyor
Carson started yesterday afternoon from
fill th vacancy mad by the resignation
of Mrs, H. K. Jones. Tho members of
tho board are R. C Ganong, P. M. Klem
aoa and W, A, Hedges. v -.-
Court? STrospcrooa. " , ' . ,v ,
At proaent Clackamas oounty ia In'
flourishing- condition " and tho farmer
ara buey looking- after crops that will
bring them In good return whan bar
vested. Chrla Moehnke, a .prosperous
farmer of Bearer Creek, was In town
yoatarday and h aaya that tho farmers
ara all busy In hla section and that the
oropa will bo abov the average. If tho
preaent indications prevail. ' A ' little
mora rain la needed, but as some has
fallen already tho oropa ara not Buffer
ing. Clover la a llttlo behind, aa la alao
aom of tho hay that .was planted.
(Special Dispatch to The Journal.) - . I Evidences of proaparlty among the
Oregon City. Or. .Juno 22. Activity I farmers can be soon In th farm ma
in, all tho different eommlttoas that arolcblnery that Is being bought In town
arranging- tho different foaturaa of tha and taken out to tho oountry every day,
coming Chautauqua meeting at Olad-1 There la not a day passes but that now
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Salem. June 32 The tenth annual I Eugene. Or., Juno '12. Th , fifth
commencement oxerclaea of tha Ore-1 annual reunion of th Lane County
gon inatltute of willamett univeraity, i Veterana" aaaoclatlon began today and
were held In' the Flrat M. B.' churcn I will continue till after Friday. Tha
last evening and eight aweet girl grad- commltteoa In charge of th affair have
Ing a cow. Th,cnua ,was sianaing Mays and from ther will proceed to
nearby wits ni oaoa to in "ul"OMNewiM)rt and work down the oout U tht
laa ail been mad up long sola to rarmrswno ar reaay w pay tM fcnd two younjr mm r4K!elved tholr mad great preparations for tho vont
th work of gttlng thelcaah tor th Twrchas. Mr. MoAnk t d h k, Tho nroaram Include- fre entertain.
v th clatern when he accidentally fell
V Ther was three feet of water In tho
: clatern at th time and tho cnua ru a
; spao of eight feet befor striking th
; water. Mr. rrDrg immvaiaieiy iow
California-Oregon Una.; Th party will
b out until about th flret of Novem
ber. '.-,-. ' . .,... .v .
Two Aanoro Intad of On.
Inatead of th schooner Del Norta be
ing aahoro alone, th tug El Rosoo
grounds in shop is . occupying ' th I was In Oregon City yoatarday for tho
minds of tho dlroctora. II. 10. Croas la nurooao of buying- a mower. He has th
. . , . . I - " . . . . . K, .OtOViWU.. MIU WWII AM.. I uu,u I B1IIII.P) m IIM1U Uf V
fairly deluged wlth applications from distinction f blng olecUd J prau. After a powerful invocation by rad and a publlo dlnnoo on Thuraday,
iiivh wuv.wu wii tvum uunof . in ui . pwo u iu. wu.w..v. - president Coleman. Mlsa Nina puanneur Veterans from all over 'the
Th atalwart quartet rendered several ment at th thaatr on Wedneaday and
aeiectiona. ana won tneir iuii in iTnuraaay vaning,r a grana atreet pa-
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: Z.h"'JtMatI 'm-T?.- ,!! -no,, Th.-Dol Nort. was loaded with
j , ? Vi-i 1a . iVh . thnronhw I Kln-- butter and produce and bound for
m6!.0" 'rlht na thoroughly gan jpnu , of th carf0 w ,
cold bath.
- Brw rir Bftgla Sous.
.' : Th old building at th- Vancouvar
j barracks which has for som tlmt
boon used as a shelter for th fir ap
paratus at th - poat has bean moved
' from near tho old guard houa to a
- point ast of th band quarters. A new
, building will b erected wher tha old
en stood and fitted up for aa engine
; bouao. Th barracks win soon have a
new engln and a well equipped flre-
Hihtlna- aDDaratua of its own.
i The new engine will be of the latest
, ; type and drawn by horses, a will alao
i the hoae apparatus, instead of being
i handled by men aa the old outfit la
A stable will also be fitted up la the
bew building, and aooommodatlona for
-the neeeaaary attendanta who will be
, detailed for fire police duty.
-. WUX Mak Bom la Oallforala.
r Major Ia Febriger. lnapector-general
of Paclflo dlvlalon, who has been mak
ing a thorough inspection of the differ
nt poata in the department of the Co
lumbla. Unletting with the inspection of
Vancouver barracks, returned yesterday
' with his family to fian Francisco. Ma-
Jor Febriger was formerly stationed at
the Vancouver barracka, but on the for
. matlon of the army Into divisions be
was asslgTd4( dury in the Pacific dl
vlalon as lnapector-general with bead-
quarterO at San Franciaco.
The members of his family have con
tinued to reside at this post until yes-
- terday, when they left in company with
. ( the major for their new home.
XCrev Allan Visiting BaUUve.
Mr a. 6. M. Allen of Vancouver bar--racka,
has left for San Franciaco to
: vialt with relatives daring the abaence
of her huaband, Ueutenant Allen, Nine
, teenth infantry, with hla command at
' American Lake.
Idas 1917121 at Bom.
Miss Florence M. Smyth of Vancou
ver has returned home after several
days' visit with relatives and friends
In Oregon. Mias Smyth's parents will
leave tomorrow for eastern Washing
ton where, they expects to spend . the
summer, and Miss Smyth will probably
total loas, but the schooner may be
session.
One thing that will be a feature at
this seaion Is the Chautauqua restau
rant, which will be operated by the aa
aoclatlon. The reataurant wll be In
charge of Mrs. C. O. T. Williams and
It will b the effort to serv wholeaome
horn cooked food to the vlaltors at
Chautauqua. . Any who deal re to secure
position in this work can mak their
taken off. .The tug has been pulled of f I applications to Mrs. Williams or H. EL
cross. . in former years the restaurant
was operated by private persons and
generally there jarae difficulty,-so th
directors will try th plan of running
th eating houae themselves and expect
to have better result.
Th committee on sports are having
a little difficulty In .filling out the
baseball schedule. The - Multnomah
club, which haa always entered the con
tst ia years past, will not be seen this
year at the park. Manager Honeyman
yesterday notified Mr. Muntley that hla
team would not enter. The club team
without great damage.
- W. EL Dewey, who has been conduct
ing the. Shamrock "restaurant" In this
city, decamped leaving about $300 worth
of debts behind him In addition to a
wife and two children; only to be cap
tured at Wilbur, nine miles north of
here, late yesterday afternoon. ..
PIONEERS 0 LINN
COUNTY CELEBRATE
his district
' ' Book Backs fo Beoorder.
Yesterday afternoon the book cakes
and racks that will be uaed In th re
corder's office to hold the county reoords
were received at the courthouse. The
cases are of two kinds. . One will b th
regular wall book rack, while there ar
two that ar called book omnibuses toe
hold a number, of books and are on
rollers and caa be moved from room
to room. Some of th reoords hav been
kept In the clerk's vault but these will
- coun,
rendered - an Instrumental solo, . "Valse I and from several other counties are
Caprice," and Miss Ruby Phelps gave attendance at the reunion.
in
a selected reading la her pleasing and
original style. ;
The presentation of the claaaes by
Dean W. C. Hawley and the preaenta
tlon of diplomas by' President Coleman
was an Impressive scene. "
The members 'of the normal depart
ment, who will now go forth to train
the minds of the young in ways of
greater usefulness are: Eire' Bernuse I burglary.
Wann. Cora Alice Miller, Siva Jane Mar-1 larceny.
At yesterday's seaalon of the circuit
court two men, Charles Lee and George
Williams, charged with larceny, were
sentenced' to one month each" In the
oounty Jail, they having pleaded guilty
to the charge.
Indictments have been returned by the
grand Jury against ' Charles ' Johnson,
James Keely and George Dennis for
and Charles Smith for.
(Ipedal Dispatch to The JosraaL)
Albany, Or., June 12. The annual
pioneers' pionio begins at Brownsville fh- -JTr
!.. i --a .in , j, . I better than ever.
much needed room. The cost of the
cases that will be Installed Is f (17.10.
Briefs aad rersoaale.
. Oeors Rogers, the Willamette rails
merchant, is th proud father of a baby
boy.
Fire Commissioner William Howell In
stalled a fire hydrant at the intersection
of Center and Third streets today. In-
Mara wuum . uui vuwr. &uv vuv wmu , - . . . . - . A. ....
has always been a good drawing card ur, fItJ
and it is a disappointment to their oe?t".t.t il....
friends that they will not play this year. "A " TZn ot "a "j Daui.
Th committee is corresponding with the g Aiests i of the family of E. J. Daul-
Mil... ntml 4ma miA Viaukal will ha wu xua " '
be transferred to the vault In the I iatt. Edna Ethel Allen, June Marguerite
recorder's office and will give the clerk I ptty and Ruth Rullf son.
From the preparatory department.
Mias Ines Valentla Bosorth waa ad
mitted to the freshman claaslcal course,
and Oliver Ritchie Splrea, Auatln Car
lisle Price and Myrtle Duncan, were ad
mitted to the freshman scientific courae.
Choose Klgti Ideals.
The address of the evening was deliv
ered by Rev. Alfred H. Henry, paator of
the First Methodist church of North
Yakima, Wash, , and was redolent with
thought for the Inspiration and better
ment of the young people of the grad
uating class, and there who heard the
this morning and will last three days.
This -year the celebration will last three
days and will be In the nature of an I
Sr. I lw- . W ..A AAmum In -TVl
Ther will b many campers at th ?.f" "
session this year and any who Intend
to camp had better get a hustle on tbem
old fashioned picnic. Prominent speak-111?? IT". .. .vA" . i.Z.
rs from various cltlea will deliver ad-1 , 7-
Za the Clroui't Court.
Yesterday : there were two complaints
dresses.
The Methodist and Baptist Sunday
schools left early this morning for
Yaqulna bay, going by special train, for filed with County Clerk 81elght for the
a days pleasure at the beach. About
ISO people went on the exoursion and it
was expected that quite a number would
Join the party at Corvallla and points
further west
docket of the circuit court One was a
EX-PREACHER USES
AX HANDLE IN FIGHT
(Bpedal Dispatch to The JosraaL)
Lebanon, Or., June 22. A. B. Hood, a
prominent farmer living la . Iaoomb
neighborhood near Lebanon, was yes
terday arrested and brought before Jus
tice of the Peace Lovelee in Lebanon
on the charge of assault and battery, to
certificate of trenecrlDt and the other I wlU bring a crowd from Portland.
was a suit to recover money advanced I Dr. tV-A. Stuart has returned from a
on a promissory note. short vacation to Dayton and other
In ttve tranacrlpt & Aguchl Is suing! point in Yamhill county.
J. I Johnson for 1160 which the plain-1 Miss Ethel Albright has returned
tiff alleges is the .amount due him. I from Linn, Wash., where she has been
which charge he pleaded guilty, and
was sentenced to pay a Tine.
Hood, who for a number of years wss I and a fight was the result In which, it
The case was commenced In the Justice
court and has been carried higher.
George Marquedt is suing W, J. Mol
denhauer for- SIM advanced on two
notes held by th plaintiff. Th plain
tiff asks for tha principal and interest
from February I, 1904.
Charged With Mayhem.
If th officers get hold of Roy Rams
by, who Is thought to be somewhere In
Marlon county he will have a grave
charge to face. He ia charged by Mans
Oleson of Marquam with mayhem.
Ramsby and Oleson became angry at
each other not long ago at Marquam
About 10 people from Oregon W7J address. He plead for the adoption of
high Ideals, and to learn the value of
one's own life end Its possibilities.
Two Women Graduate.
The graduating exercises of the Sa
cred Heart academy were held in tha
chapel laat night when a good program
was rendered, and Misses Mathilda Ma
rie Eckerlen and Ruble Agnee Ooulet
were awarded diploma from the Eng
lish academic course.
Grammar diplomas were awarded to
Mias Olive McOee, Agnes ToughlU and
Minnie Pettyjohn. Governor Chamber
lain addressed the claaa, being intro
duced by Rev. E. P. Murphy, who gave
him a strong euloglum. The governor
delivered a characteristically pleasing
talk, praising the sisters and giving
the young women graduates a few
words of good advice,
On July second la Shlvleys opera-
house there will be a benefit for the
local Salvation Army. The entertain
ment will consist of moving pictures
and illustrated songs.
Tomorrow night the Fraternal
Brotherhood will give a trolly party and
dance at Canemah park. A special car
her sister, Mrs. James W.
visiting
Church.
Hon. C B. Moores went to Portland
this morning and gave the annual ad;
dreas before the Oregon Pioneers' asso
tlon this afternoon.
The following- couples hav. been
granted divorces: Lulu Ounther against
Frank T. Ounther; Etta Broody against
F. M. Broody, t
WlU Tot om Sewer Bomda.
A special election has been ordered
to be held on Monday, July 6. to determ
ine whether or not the elty shall issue
110.000 bonds to build extensions to
several sewers. It is thought that tho
bonds will easily carry, aa the sewer
idea has obtained a thorough bold oa the
eeoDle of Eusene.
During the paat year ther has been
more sewers built In the city than dur
ing any precious five years, and many
more are contemplated.
Councilman Besigns.
At a special meeting of the olty coun
ell laat night Councilman J. D. Matlock,
from the fourth ward, tendered his
resignation which was accepted. Mr,
Matlock's reaaon for resigning Is that
he lntenda to be away from the city a
greater part of th summer.
He will attend th Democratlo na
tional convention at St Louis as an
Oregon delegate, and will visit other
eaatern points.
rromlaeat Citisea Zasaa.
' Norrla Humphrey, a prominent cltl-r
sen of Lane county, waa yeaterday ex
amined before County Judge Klnoald
and pronounced insane. He waa taken
to the state inaane asylum on the after
noon train.
The cauae of Mr. Humphreys tnsan-
a preacher, got into a row with B. F. I is alleged., that Ramsby bit the ear off
'return to Oregon and remain with her8nd, nd wife, and in the, mlx-up I of Oleson. Hs was last heard of
sister during their absence.
Oaptala Wrea Km Bet-armed. -
' Capt William C Wren, who has been
' away on leave of absenoe, returned ye
'.terday from th east Mrs. Wren ac
companied , her Jiuaband east . and re
turned with him. Mlsa Pike, a friend
of the family, also- came with them
and will visit during the. Bummer at
.Vancouver, barracks.
Energy all gone. Headache T Btora-
ach out of order? Simply a case of tor-.-pld
liver. Burdock Blood Bitters will
make a new man or woman of you.
used an ax handle to belabor his op
ponents. The warrant was Issued at
the Instano of Sanders.
on
Silver creek la Marlon county and Sher
iff Shaver sent Ell Maddock of .this
elty to capture the man If possible. Ell
Maddock had the man almost In Els
grasp when he eluded him. Maddock
had, to -wait while the Justice of . the
Spokane, Waeb June 22. Spokane'a I Peace of the local district endorsed the
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children enjoyed; themselves to the limit
yesterday at Natatoiium park. About a
thousand children met in the morning,
after which they bad a big parade,
headed by the band, and five wagons
loaded with provisions bringing up the
rear. Twenty cars took them to the
luncheon. '
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warrant so that Ramsby could be taken
and while the legal forms were being
complied with Ramsby waa flitting
through the woods and when Maddock
came forth to crush him with the
law he was not to be found. Maddock
came back from his search yesterday
with a look of chagrin but he says that
the offender will soon be caught
Banted Charcoal la 1848.
With the frosts k many winters on
his head, John Mlnto, father of John W.
Minto, Portland's postmaster-elect came
up to Oregon City yesterday to try and
find where he had burned charcoal for
the market In 1845. Mr. Minto came to
Oregon In 1845 and his first work here
was burning charcoal. At this he made
little money and got his start in the
SMALL BOY'S QUEST
FOR "BILLIE CLARK"
(Special Dispatch to The Joaraal)
Seattle, June 22. Grieved at punish
ment received on his birthday, Horace
Bawdey, five years old. slipped away
from his Spokane home in the dusk of
the evening, spent half his store of
wealth In cajc fare to the railway sta
tion, boarded a train going westward,
and unnoticed as an Independent pas
senger traveled across the state to Se
attle in search of Binie Clara, a mena
of his babyhood, employed In the
Great Northern railway office. He was
found the next morning- wandering
about in North Seattle, hungry and
tired, but still hunUng for BUlle Clark.
In the meanwhile anxious earchlng
parties , and distracted parents were
dragging the Spokane river for the body
of a small boy.
Harold had been given a party Sun
day and his last guest was departing
when chastisement's heavy hand fell
upon him. s
"Mamma, I'm mad at you. I'm going
to Seattle to see BUlle Clark. He won't
whip me," was his declaration.
The mother thought nothing of it
Later In the evening she missed her son,
but he was nowhere to be found. Clark
waa found today, and the boy seemed
Lester B. French of Portland, who ! lty was financial troubles. Several years
securing the right of way for an elec- lon . ! "' .
trio line from Salem to Canemah, denies through speculation and ever 'since then
that he represents the Oree-on Water his mind has been failing. .He was ex-
that he represents the Oregon Water
Power company, but is working for a
great railway company with headquar
ters in Indianapolis, which has made
almost a network of motor lines
through Indiana and Ohio, He claims
to havs secured almost a complete right
of way SO feet wide from Canemah to
Salem.
Mr. French deolares his company in
tends to erect a double track, parallel
to the Southern Paclflo track to Cane
mah, . and there cross the Willamette
river, and go on to Portland on the
west Side. ' On line is to be used for a
fast car, which will be run to Portland
In one hour, and the fare from Salem to
Portland will be 60 cents. The other
track will be used for accommodation
cars, to stop at all points along the
line.
tensively engaged In fruit raising.
EASTERN CAPITAL
COMING TO OREGON
(Special Dispatch to The JoaroaL)
Baker City. Or.. June 22.-r-Iaaae W.
Anderson of Philadelphia, representing
several capitalists, arrived In Baker City
yesterday to Investigate mining ana in
dustrial conditions nere, and left again
last night for Philadelphia and New
York after a lengtny conrerenoe wim
Expert George W. Boggs; who haa been
investigating a number of different
properties In this camp during the past
Tne Oregon water power company Is I three months.
planning to Duua a motor tine rrom Ba.
lem to Sllverton and thence to Canemah
to connect with the Canemah and Port
land line, '
5 ch.i
BowclComp!
aint
s
"Over 05 casea In every hun ir. i . f
summer complaints could be svni.i 1."
Bays a leading specialist, "if evrr m
was careful to keep hla syntum toned v
with Duffy's Pure Malt WhlHkey. It a
the most effective germ destroyer known
to the medical profenaton."
Duffy's PureMaltWhiskey
aids digestion and assimilation; purifies
and enriches the blood; regulates the
bowels; quiets the nerves; hardens the
uiHavmi aiiiiiuwiva vxiv i ai buiiuii,
and builds up and sustains the entire
system. Prescribed for, half a century
by leading doctors.
"DuffysT''ls abaolutely pure," contains
no fusel oil and la the only whiskey rec
ognised by the Government as a medi
cine..' ' l :''. " .
At all lougrlst and grocers, or di
rect. 1 a bottle. Medical booklet free.
Duffy, Malt Whlakey Co.. Rochester.
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DALLAS PUBLIC
SCIIOO
TROUBLE
((pedal Dispatch to The Journal.) :"
Dallas. Or.. June 22. The culmination
of the recent publlo school trouble has
been reached in the election of a dt-
pm4a. anA .1 art-V m. th. wimtn ar
," . m vaaj vrv0w v 4 l II-
clpai Reynolds and some of the sub
ordinate teachers, tried In vain to elect
their Candida tea for director and clerk.'
respectively, out were beaten by a few .
.viva.
Not for manv year haa ao-mur-h In
terest been manifested over a school
election, and the opera house was om-
,111.4 I. U 1 . . M
IVIWUI7 Willi BM-UWJl HHnHll,
whom about- 40 were women. A question
arose as to who were legal voters, and
Chairman Grant ruled that only , those
Who had property assessed this year
were entitled to vote. This ruling" kept
a few of the women present from vot
ing. -,
I. V. Wiwl. nt tha ntA hns ml a At.
rectors waa elected by a majority of six
,tt.a mi, t nnnnaltlsin . awAtAmM
Harry - Butx, chosen champion of the .
women's cause. H. G. Campbell was
re-elected clerk by a majority of IS
votes over his fair competitor, Mrs. Ora
Conner. '. .v.
in tne vote ror a i rector 12 1 votes
were cast which was about three times
ths number usually cast at former
meetings. Ths new director re-elected
..... .V mamKam A II,. m.lA .
WlU .HQ auvu.ivtw v. uv viu wm u c
vor the retention of th teachers Ob
jected to. ' ' '-
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Our Boys Department Is replete
with splendid values for Seashore
wear, including most everything
that will be required.
Boys' Sweaters
In all styles in plain and fancy
colors. Prices
75c to $3
BOYS' BATHING SUITS
At suso
BOYS SAILOR HATS
" In crash, duck, pique, serge and linen of
all colors. Prices. ...... .50 to $1.50
I "NAVAL RESERVE" HATS
at. .............. .".Z5f and 50
STOCKINGS
For Boys and Girls, very strong and dura
, ble, at 15 (or 2 pairs for 25t), 25,
35t and 40,
BOYS' SHIRTWAISTS
In fancy and solid colors, at 25., 50,
s 75 and $1.00. , .
west He looked all around on the bluff ro desirous of staying with him than
yesterday afternoon trying to find any I of returning to his father and mother
indications or coal in the ground that ln oposans,
would show him where he had worked
over half a century ago. , He was not
very successful, as - the - ground has
changed much since be labored, but on
Ninth and Washington street, directly
ln front of the home of H. L Kelly, is
the remains of Mr. Mlnto's first work.
At this spot there is scattered around
on the ground considerable coal, but It
I would not be noticed unless one knew
the place. If Mr. Mlnto did not find
the place where he first toiled it is atlll
there and can be pointed out to him.
Birthday rarty.
APPOINTMENTS BY
THE UNITED BRETHREN
Mr. Anderson and his associates are
at present building the electrio railroad
out of MUton, Oregon, ln which too men
are engaged on a monthly pay roll of
220.000.
it can be said with assurance that Many people who are heelectinflr
his undertakings will o on tne scaie " f " , e. u : j v rr.nKU
and with a scope Urge enough to inter- Symptoms - Ot k 1 d n C y trouble,,
est the heaviest capitalist, and benefit hoping "it Will wear away, are:
Bakr.r 'gzrzss&rs ards .Disease
tramway construction,- electrio power i wmm nuuc; iiuums, iu vuv vi
.,1.u,vlk luiwA. tt-namlna1An ann I if. " '
ftlrrlX AI l II 1H the aeveiopment or aimosi every omer
iULlt IU AI O I e UUIlllO I natural resource In this oounty. That
he will secure and put ln operation some
of these propositions Is a certainty. It
is expected that he wlU return to Baker
City before very long and start some
new deals on other ana aiirerent lines
from those now under way.
VOTIOZ. The JcAirnai sncr at Balem has
beta transferred to K.nn.tta Btrne, with h.d
qoartora st 99 State street. Pboae 1M1, Com
plaints, tubserlptloas or cbaages will receive
prompt attention from him. ,
WOMAN'S CIVIC CLUB
(Special Dlapatch to The JoaroaL)
Colfax, Wash., June 22. Following Is
the list of appointments read at the
closing session of the United Brethren
conference ln Elberton Bunaay evening:
i Mm.. Klo. .. nu k.v I XTOBiaing eiaor, xj. j. vv i.nuu, pi-it
t... T...T .'.V kan, J. M. Thessenrider; Waverly. W.
Lucll Evans, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
C. W. Evans, she gave a party at her
home ln the afternoon to celebrate the
event- The afternoon was spent Dleas-
antly by the little folk and Miss Luclle
received many pretty gifts. Those pres
ent were: Alice Bollinger, Dorothy
Hedges, Marie Walker, Helen Lovett,
Bessie Miller, Harriett Miller, Mildred
HunUey. Alice Phillips. Lillian Robert
son, Laoata Young, Robertla Sohuebel.
Clara Fields, Helen Orace, Virginia
Shaw. Louis .Walker and Helen Hail of
Portland.'
The young men of th Dartv were:
Clyde Schuebel, Pierce Walker. Thomas
Lovett, Marshall Ryan, Donald Ryan.
Paul Herron, Joseph Hedges. Edward
Robertson, Clark Storey and Irwin
I Evans. The matrons who looked after
the little ones at the party were: Mrs.
walker, Mrs. T. F. Ryan, Mrs. J. P,
Lovett, Mrs. T. Charman, Mrs. Huston,
and Mrs. E. 3 Hall of Portland.
Suing- XJjux Oounty for S150.
Tom Meyers and Ed Hughes arrived ln
(Special Dispatch to The Journal.)
St Johns, June 22. At the regular
meeting of the Women's Clvio Im
provement club Tuesday afternon three
new members were enrolled, making a
total of 27. of the wives and daughters
of our leading citizens. The members
are all enthusiastic and progressive, and
the club bids fair to be a great help to
the upbuilding of this city, that has
been sot beautlfuly endowed with na
ture's handiwork.
It was decided to give a musical and
literary entertainment once each month
as one means of raising money to work
with.
Willamette lodge No. 77, Independent
CORVALLIS TO HAVE
A SUMMER SCHOOL
T. Coldwell; Elberton, J. H. Arts; Ken- Order of Lions, are to give a melo
drama in zour acts at Bickners hall
Thursday evening, June 23. The cast of
characters is: H. Nelson, Charles Falr-
chllds, J. W. Schmeer, Miss Hulda
Erickson, Miss Elva Hulburt, Miss Bell
Smith, H. Denllnger, J. B. Easter,
Lynton Athey, M or nay A they.
The play will be followed by a hop to
muslo furnished by the St Johns brass
band.
for the passage of the new gas fran
chise two weeks ago last Monday night
have each in ttirn been notified by
Oregon City the first of the week from agents of the Seattle Lighting company
eastern Oregon with a herd of horses, that the result they have all along
that they have ln a pasture near town, wished to accomplish will be attained
for sale. They came over the moun- j without granting the new franchise, and
tains by the Santlam road, and while I by changing their votes and killing the
crossing one oj the county- bridges with application of the American Improve
(Special Dispatch to The Jooraat)
Corvallis. Or.. June 22. Professor
Tartar is to conduct a summer school ln
Corvallis again this year, where stu
dents, publlo school pupils, or teachers j
mav "brush uo" during the summer and I
b ready to enter higher grades or make gtopi if regularities, Strengthens
sucn omer aavancemem as uwy majr , - . . - An,.. ,.j L;fj. ..
desire. - I vigauiutu vuum ui-
Professor Tartar had marked success the? WOrn-OUt tissue Of llie K10
HTS rSSrMK they will perform their
this season. ' ' s luncuons prouenjr, ncdtiuy kiu
mi Y I mi -1.-.. AfflaaM 1. mt nl.M i : . . ,v. Z Til .
-"- ncy strain, uu. , iuc lujuurincs
i follows: President r. L O. Alt- .. .
man: vice-president Lucy Dllley: sec- Tm inc oioou8? P c
retarv. m. t. starr: , treasurer, h. I throueh them. Diseased kidnevs
aT.nrnaes. Roy' Ca'dy ,th W'OIIOUS Waste
Jones; doorkeeper, ouy seeiey ; sentinel, matter is carried by the circulation
D. W. Fraser; physician, ! a. Altmanr tn everv oart of the bodv. causing
ll.h. Uiin..- Irnltaa Want I .. . ' . - . ' 5
r: VZSi. rri. mu. dizziness, backache, stomach
At t'h mrhnni election yesterday I tmtihtr. sluccrish .liver, irrcular
. i r . jr. ,iki-. : : r
ueorge tiiny wae on.n m wnovr T, Heart aCtlOD, CtC.
mt., mnl.v nmn rtroKfl rA m number I If vou haye anv sitrns of Kidnev
SlUUI V M1UW. 1 I I w .a. j ava..w -v. -- f
Members of the council who voted tne state, ror tne sevenieentn annual 0f , mues south of Corvallis, has been I or ladder trouble Commence tak-
Snedl(0icre. and""wa. oneTf the ing FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE
best 'hereabouts, but Mr. Finiey got i at once, as it will cure a slight dis
order in a few days .and prevent
drlck, W. A. Nicholas; Lenvllle, W. A.
Brodeen; Huntsville, I. N. English; Wes
ton. W. S. Payne: Milton. J. B. Ball;
Uklah, Farmlngton, Pullman, Colfax and
Walla Walla to be supplied, conference
evangelist, W. R. Lloyd.
"DOLLAR CAS" FIGHT
IS WON IN SEATTLE
(Special Dispatch to The Journal.)
Seattle, Wash., June 22. Whether the
franchise asked for by the American
Improvement company passes the city
councU or ' is refused next Monday
night Seattle Is to have $1 gas within
a short time. I
WASHINGTON KNIGHTS
TEMPLAR IN CONCLAVE
(Special Dtapntch to Tb- Journal.)
Seattle, June 22. 8eatt!e is thronged
with Knights Templar from all over
conclave of the grand commandery is in
session. The attendance from Seattle is
: of course larger than that from - any
other one place, but Tacoma comes next,
and with it Is said to be the smallest
Mason ln the state, Mike Swamp, but
Charles D. Knight of Seattle disputes
this distinction.
There are nine oommandeiies in the
th horses. It collapsed, and a number j ment company for a permit the streets state, at Seattle, Tacoma, Walla Walla,'
bridge was unsafe, and It has afterwards
transpired that the cltlseim of that seo-
tion naa askea the county court to re
pair tha bridge, so the two men named
have Instituted suit against Linn coun
ty, In which the accident occurred, for
$150,' which will cover all damages. One
of the horses had his shoulder broken
and is good for nothing, while there were
many others that were badly scratched
up.-
School Election at - Canemah.
I We Cariy a Fiill Line of Boys' Furnishing Qoods I ttJS ft
me xoiiowing year, ine xeacners wno
have Juat completed the past .year in I
th Canemah school have given tatUfao
tlon and wer reelected. They are Fred
Of the animals were injured. - ! of the city will not be ln a torn up
There was no notices posted that the condition for the next two years, as will
be the case if the franchise is granted.
TO ST. fcOVXS XV AUTO.
SAIW'L ROSENBLATT 0: i
Corner Third arid Morrison Sts
(Special Dispatch to The Journal.)
Wallace, IdaQb, June 22. Dr. and Mrs.
X. L, Mage of Wallace and Mrs. Ma
gee's uncle, R. W. Swing, of Paiouse.
left today In a fine new touring car' for
the World's ' fair at ' St. Louis. They
expect to spend the entire summer in
various parts of th east making a
Port Townsend, Belllngham, Aberdeen,
Vancouver, Spokane, and Everett The
on at Walla Walla is th oldest in the
state, .Just preceding the Knights
Templar's conclave the' grand chapter
Royav Arch Masons adjourned its sessions.
but one good crop ln the past seven
years, and this fact led the owner to
decide against the prune Industry.
EASTERN OREGON
ENCAMPMENT G. A. R.
leisurely trip.'
I For the Ocean Bead.. .
The popular steamer T. J. Potter will
make , her initial , trip-this' season on
Meindel, principal, and Miss Anita Glea-1 Saturday, June 25, leaving Ash street
son. ' Sam Stevens was elected clerk, to dock promptly at 1 p. m.. . '
Season tickets, Portland to any point
on the beach. 14.00. Saturday excur-
I Blon tickets, good ; Returning Sunday
night only 12.60. - ' Tickets and : berth
reservations at O. R. & N. city office.
lt M1MT4 PFJtMANENTLY CURTIS
rod rua mkhculaks
O. Chambers. Optician.
Wholesale and retail. 129 Seventh St
Phone 47ls.Maln .." '-'s
a fatal malady. It is pleasant to
take and benefits the whole system
; How to Find Outs ' : :
Yon cad easily determlna If roar kid
neya are out of order by setting asldo
for 24 hours bottle of toe urine passed
upon arising. If upon examination it
(Special Dispatch to The Journal.) . I is cloudv or mflkv or has a brick-dust
La Grande.' Or., June 22. The eastern sediment or small DartlcleS-float about
Oregon encampment of the G. A. n it, your kidneys ar diseased, and
including all the posts ln th counties! WrtT.BV'ta tfinMifv PtTPIt ahmild hm
aaa n TTm..tlla will hj. hald thlm nl . """Ti.wT. " j . "
at La Grande beginning July 1 and j taken
lasting four . days, under the auspice
of. the .La Grande post 1 : ' :
A general celebration will be held on
all four days of the jneettng. ln which
speaking, aamp flrea, literary, musical
and - patrlotiQ programs will - be - rn
Moneyback says: Schilling's SerU.
Daw. Vi ntM' . .l. m n lo I The people of La Grand w erect
uwi nuaivvw ; juu- nwu a i the largest .arbor, that was ever put up
right; if you don't think so,
your, grocer returns ; your
a i' l e . a . a
money, ana mat s v tne end
a. B. BurHan TtsUfles After ; n
' Four Yesrs. HtV..:fk
0. 1. Barhast ef Carlhle Ctater, R. V erftf R
A hou t f nur veare aao I wrote voastatlnfthitl
X had been entirely cured of a severe kidnrs
trouble.bYtakin less than two bottles o( 1-ofs
viiinav ruM. It entirely atoppml the brl, k-
rin.t MlimMnt and Mia and symptoms of !t Mnr t
diaesM disappeared. I am slad to ear that I
have never bad a return of any of thon vr.
toms during the four years that have elht. t.
and I am eyldently eared to stay euri. I
heartily rsoeromend Foley's Kidney Cur i- t
aanertng irom xionor or uuui-r iruuu.s.
Tw Sizes, C3 and 1C 3.
of it
for any occasion in eastern Oregon, and
will provide camping ground for visitors
Irons a Olstance who have teams. .
Th poets Included ln th eastern Ore
gon-division are Kit Carson post- Pen
dletan,. : Milton, Athena, Weston. - La
Grande, - Elgin. Union, Joseph. Enter.
prise. Baker City and Harney and Grant I weasaid. Clarke Co, and raua-r
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