If EVENING,
MAY
3. 1CC3,
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EYES OF THE EAST-
MANY REGULARS TO
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For
TURNED TO
-MARCH IN PARADE
FOR CITY OFFICES
THE OREGON' "bAILY JOURNAt. PORTiTANP. FRIDAY
1 iOv rrv rrr rv I rt K I TV ,
Crowdt Beyond At! : Estimates.
'r ComlngltOZVIgw Country
anil Sft.Pj'P"1'0"-
M. 4. ROCHE TELLS OF :-
INTEREST JN THE FAIR
Travel From .the States in the
MjwiwippUf alley WHI B '
' Very Large."'. Z''A7:
- Th people of Portland .hav no eon
ception of the volume of travel thaf I
coming to this city and the Pacific nortji-
th'r rffii ' 1 iv '" tnia t-
for, and I repeat it." Mid . j koi
traveling paaaenrer a-rant of the Deliver
: A. Rio Grand- railroad. "It will be
something; o lnunnae and so wholly
unparalleled lni the history of tha Pacific
, coast that nobody here can form any
'. Idea of what It means,' nor understand
what Portland ia 'up against In the ac
t commodatlbn of al three people.!'
' . Mr. Roche, a Pacific coast press agent
and executive committeeman of the
"AmerlcaA 1 Aaaoclatlon of Passenger
. Ag-rnls, took coploua jiotea of report and
, Conversation he overheard on his recent
' trln. JoChlcago to attend the executive
meeting of hlacommruecT-Ha return
to iPortland more than ever convinced
that the . attendance at thai Lewi ' and
"Tiarir-Mpoaition -wtlt 'far beyond all
'expectation of It promoter, and that
the Pao4(Ve northwest I about tor reap
- a areat harvest of eastern homeeeeker
and eaatern Inveatmenta. It 1 taken for
granted that people from; the east will
be pleaaed wlthF what they see here,
'and that thousands of them' will' take
advantage of opportunltle -that cannot
but Impreaa them. r -firr-X:
"I wa In Chicago. SCPaut. Minneapo
lis, and other cltle of .the. jnlddle-wet,
and It wa the same everywhere I went
"everybody knew about tha .Lewi and
.Clark fair, and everyone who -can rale
the price I coming tq Portland thla Bum
mer," said MrRoch'e. "I honeaUnbe--Hmi
every "ohe-who can come-wlll take
' th trip. There is no question that It la
-"the" beet 'advertised .exposition ever held
In America. People not only have heard
bet:
clflc northwest, and they never before
, had the chance to come at" a very low
rat. - They are preparing to eix this
: opportunity to get a cheap, trip,-' th
fr and look over th country.
""'th -travel from east -of Chicago 1
going to-be Immense. It will b 100 per
' -ent heavier than wa at first believed.
jot ooure--wtlt:'b greatest "Trora lb
Mississippi valley states.'- I talked i to a
ticket-agent. In St. Paul who told tne
had already had six special trains over
-the Northern Pacific looked solid, and
many more to be arranged. He aatd the
St. Paul , office of tha Northern Pacific
I already maktng teaenatlunr awg f up
Into August"
Pnsuaer Colds.
iJKtlT Rmmo Quinine, th wnrM.M
fold Core, removes the esase. Call for the
-fall asaie bbo look fer stgnstare of B. W.
Colone - Steever Promises 1 Most
Notable Miiitarypectacie
Ever Sag
WILL BE .OVER IN TIME
FOR THE FAIR OPENING
brganixationeeslnh'gorak
Part Should -Sen4-4nThelr
.-; tyamet - at Once.
- Colonel . - Z. Bteevwry g i s nd marshal
of th Lewis and Clark parade on open
In day, ha decided -on. th following
line of march: ' ;
ffTiiTT tin ninth unit aide nf tri n
ifver I Portland hotel north on Sixth to Alder,
west on Alder tol"tourteitJ&ortB
Fourteenth to Kverett, west on vertt
to Twentieth, north on .Twentieth t
Overton, west on Overton to Twenty
fourth. north on Twenty-fourth to Wav
ier a,nd west on Savler to th exposition
main entrance. 'The parade will movo
promptlyat -joo'chwk, In -order,to- allow
Plenty of time for the aembllng of .the
crowds for th opening exercise al noon.
Th parade will ' be.. remarkably from
a military standpoint. Colonel. Steivrr
estimates that he will have 1,000 tegu-
Tare 1ritHl, Including the mnuntgd "boul
of th Fourth cavalry one of very few
In th country and many mora mUttla
men and cadet. All military organlxa-
I tlnne Ta.molcoma to take, pant-, hut mint
Immediately confer with Colonel Steever,
giving th names of officers and sit of
th command, " Th guest of honor. In
eluding . Ve-Presmenft Fairbanks,
Speaker Cannon and th other speech
maker." will rid In carriages. -
In th evening President Good' will
be th host at a banquet to th promt
nent visitor at tha reataurant In the
New York buUdlng. which will be th
scene' of many similar social events.
Th automobiles which "are" racing to.
ward Portland left Omaha at 4 o'clock
city government, lght charter amende
rm-trnr-ann tiw Tiiettofnrrtari" u
mltted to referendum, th latter being
th automatic telephon franchise and
local option In precinct; ST, ifi. 41, 44.
(S,.6f and T, r on the ballot..
The followina are the candidate:
Maror--Harry Lane (Dem.). B. Lee
Paget Pro.). J. W. Slirsder. Soo.),
Geora H. Williams (Rep.).
City Auditor Thomas C. . Davllt
Rep.), A. N. Garabell. (Clt.), E. K. Jonek
etSoc.. E. P. Northrup (Pro,).
: City Treaiurer-J. JS... weriein tnep.),
ffr-MMcJexchr (Pro.). J.-C. Herring
ton tSoc. i. ' ' " "" ' "' "
V City .Attorney L. A, McNary (Rep.),
Thomas A. Bladen Boc.).
"MunicTpaTungebrgrvTXmrOn
(rtep.) E. Iadd (Hoc.). T. B. McDvltt
Clt.). B." S. Miller (Pro.), Charles -A.
Petraln (Dem.).
'' Councllmen at Large John Annand,
Thomas Grav. Dan - Kellaher, John P.
Sharkey and A. N. Wills (Rep,), A. F.
Flegel and Thomas Oulnean (Dem.),
t. II. Amo. A. E. Davis, J. P. Newell,
F. L. Parson and R. R. 8tel (Pro,),
E. Carlisle. Jobn Finer, C. F. Miller,
A. Peterson and J. Fevr (Soe.), S,
Brown and Harry. W, Bton tClt.) Loulg
Zimmerman (Ind.).
-yextrday afternoon. They hav not
been, separated by mora than 10 mile
at any time elnce the race began. The
driver expect to Teach Portland June
ft
. itand thy are talking ta aw-t . 7 T " . " . i"
-year hav been , arwloa to see -the P-
the Government -bulldlne land -soma
state-edifice. Th sight was ;vry
brllllanH
X1W TOSX IOCZXTT.
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All New Torker are Invited to attend
the regular meeting .of th New York'
Stat society, to be held In City hall
an addresa and Mrs. J. Kenwbrthy will
read an original poem on New York. ',
MOM. JAUXS m. BX.Tr--rDZI.-b BSAI.
(Hpeell Blspstclt to The JenrnsL)
Rosieburgi
James S Blunder la-dead at hls Jiome
near-Riddl. Mr- Blu-fdeUr-who-va as
x-repreeentatlv,.y cam-To Oregon - in
J1S65 and waa born in th state of Con
necticut in 18(2. ' He. leaves a wife, fouj
sons and two daughters, besides host
of- friends.
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style without sacrificlnyTomfort. It's as easy for
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summer lightweight Tan
Oxfords and Evening Pat
ent Leathers have arrived.
mm.
SHOES
Will appeal to your pock-etbook.
For evening ourhigh grade patent leathers woul4
rbejustTthe - thing ithey are, - strictly speaking, ;
SWELL. We -wjill with pleasure show them to you.
;- - Those wishing a better grade will ind the
;$5.00.and $600 Shoes
OF EXTRAORDINARY VAKUES
-is- . "r:, '"-'"",.'-! i ;
An Uriusual Stock of Pretty Hosiery
Vanduyn & Walton S
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270 Wa?hingtoir.Street
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Ballot Has Been rvjade Up and
tIs ' in " HarvdVnof - the "
EIQHTAMENDMENTS
TO PORTLAND CHARTER
AutomatioTlephon and Locally,
-ptiorvneOue8tion-Sub--t
- mitted to Referendum.;;
Deputy City " Auditor-'--W S. Lotan
finished comi)Tntlg-rhe-bllt-yeaterdsy
for th municipal election. June ft, and
sent the copy to the printer. . Th name
i .r.i1l,late for noeltlonw in tn
Ward- Conn oilmen.
First T. J. Concannon (Dem.), F.'
Jacobs (Soc). Robert A. Preston (Rep.).
Second Charles- Duggan (Dem.), A.
(j. Slmola Soc ), L'-M.-HJttlllvan (Kep.).
Hush W. Wallace (Ind.).
Dunning -i Rep. ), -O. Hlckethler (800.)
L. t. - Paget tPro.).- Fred T.Merrm
(lull 1. iarxA Aorenaen Ind.)
N Fourth John Corkiah (Ind-, J.
Eha.lanlon (Soc), George W, Shepherd
(Rep.), II. Wr Ston (Pra).
fifth Edward H. Cahalln (Dem.), A.
F, Fuchlk (SoO. W-Y. Maaters (Rep ).
R."tl. Tat (Pro.), Otto-P. Prag (Ind ).
Sixth Henry A.' ueining imp.), r.
PTlaeBTTPfo.), O. W. JUchlcHTHSIeT
(Soc.). H. W. Parker (Dem.). -.
Seventh Sam Morrow (Clt). O. It.
Prior (80c), A. a. Rushlight (Rep.). V.
T. gherrett (Dem.). 1--
Elirhth Frank B. Bennett (Rep.j, J.
P. I elew (Horct. . KniTxrtFrq.). M.
A Ttavmond (Clt.).
inth H P7 Afinersoit TCIl. ). K. M.I
Menefer TRep.ITB." F,"Bhul Soc.7; Jonn
t- Pettngegilnd.).: .. -r-r
Tenln Meivin n. warier unu.;, r.
Oddf ley (One J, Iiv B, - Morgan - (Pro.),
E. 8hafferUtep.JW-TiI-YaugnB
(Dem.). - -. - . ,
Ajnendment to charter. , ?
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OF OUR GREAT
EXPOSITIOW
YOU STILL HAVE
TOUORROW
MONDAY AND-WEDNES-
DAY TO SELECT YOUR v ;
SUIT FOR THIS GRAND
EVENT. VOU .NEED NOT j '
:;' INVEST MORE THAN - ' ' . :
THIS AMOUNT WILL FIT
YOU OUT IN A SPLENDID
SPRINGSUIT
THE SAME AS OTHER
FIT-STYLE-FABRIC
ATrTfCT-E XC E LL E D:
AN YrWHE RLVTANJi
THING NEAR OUR PRICE.
WHBrf YOU. SEE IT ;
IN OUR AD.JHS:SO
THIRD
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Winners
I-adies' 2 : and 3-Strap
, Sndals; all elzes
Saturday Special
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.To include within th city territory
between. Portland and St. JohnaWShaU
sect on 12 OI tne city ..cnaner
To lncluds within th' city th terri
tory between Portland and Mount Tabor:
Shall section 11 of th city charter be
amended? . ..
Taxing whole city for bridges: unan
ectlon 114 otih charter be amended!
Street railway franchises: Shall aec
tlon 105 of the. charter be amended T .
Security for city funds: Shall sectloa
J91 of th city charter be amended? .
Appointment and salary or ciera.oi
th municipal court: Shall section III
of th city chsrter be amenaeoT
Penaltv on delinquent assessments:
Shall section 407 of th city charter be
amended? L '
Decreasing coat of advertising: onau
section J4. 195. and 405of jn city
charter be amended? ' "
Tb following questions will D uo-
mltted to. referendum: :
Granting franchise for automatio tele
phone system to Charle K. Sumner for
the-Horn Telephone company.
For or against saloons in precincts
17. 40. 41. 44, 6K nd
WORK OF PUPILS WINS
MUCH WARM APPLAUSE
v-in1t -mnitmm Tl.VM bkfl IA Well
attended or so much enjoyed this year
as that given at tn Marquam nmni
by 1h pupils of w. . noyer. (;im
house wsa filled, and from first to last
the numbers were received wlthj en-
thualaam that, did Credit to tn per
former and Instructor. Th selection
were all of high grade and om wer
big undertakings for amateurs,' as for
instance, the closing number. - which
were electlon from Blset "Carmen."
with the following role: Carmen, Mis
Kthel Lytle; Mlcaela. Mis Elsie At Oar
reu s- Frasqultal- Mia Beulah - Cad wellj
Mercedes, ,Mls Sade Knppron Jose,
Vft -H. 'Boyer;" Escarnillo. Stuart Mc
Oulre: Zaniga. Charle Cutter. Milton
received with applause at ma return 10
Portland. Th program follow:
"Funlcull-Funlcula" (Dens)r W. H.
Boyer and chorua; Berceus Jocelyn"
(Oodard), Miss . Esther Vullleumier
"Th King's Champion" (Watson), Wel
rose Kaser; "But the Lord I Mindful of
vrl Paul" i Mendelssohn.
Miss Haxel Paulua; "Th Publican' (Van
de Water). Stuart Mcuuire; ne ipnau
Feed His Flock" and "Com Unto Him"
vrloH' UnitM Mlaa Jeasl Mc-
Connell and Mlsa Stella L. Garner; "Th
Monk" .(Meyerbeer)., v,-narie .. . -,j--t
"Merrily-1 . Roam" (Schlelffarth), .Mis
Beulah CadwellV "To' Son ""TlUhla"-
n. rhniiV:Ulii Fill. A. Oar-
rttr-leetlons-fro-',Camln'-6lxK
mr;eilers says fair ,.
is well advertised
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Few. events' of a similar nature hav
been advertised o extensively and so
ekectTvelT a th Lewi and Clark fair.
according to- Hy Ellera. head, of the
piano Institution or tnat name, who
ha Just returned from an extended
trip through the east, -Ever on seems
Id hav Irteard of th fair, he say, and
very one seems anxious to attend. -
s- Mr. liera tt-ndHl tha national eon 1
ventton of Chlckerlng dealers. 12 In
number, from every Section of th coun
try. The conventions are held annually-'
at the old t'hlrkerlng factory. In
addition to - other Information the
sgtrit received a great many facts con
cerning the Iewts apd Clark fair. Mr.'
Eilertrlbuted literature descriptive
of th cxposltlott and of th .northwest
w h ere ver Dosalbl rr : ;
"Eastern people seam to want to know'
fair," h satdr
"Bwi ym
where voir co the subject of Portland
and her faTr "liTbrought- up by eastern
erf when they learn where you're from.
A number of total Strangers approached
me on th subject 'when ' they knew
wherl I lived. And they all seem de
termined to coma. The advertising de
partment of th exposition "has cer
tainly done It work."
YS AY HAS ORIGINATED.
SCHOOL OF -VIOLINISTS
Jrt an -analytical artlclp about Tsaye,
written by a great authority on violln
lsta. thl sentenc appear: -'
"A Tartlhl founded the Italian school.
Do- Beriot- the - modern - Franco-Belgian
school, Alard th Paris ; chool, , and
Spobr tha Xlermaiv o has Yeeye ortrt
nated a' new school eclectic and em
bracing the beet featurea of the Ger-
man.T French "an of Belgian schools. ' In
Tsayrs"-Dla.'yln-f ar-r-fuse-th Oeiuian
solidity with the French elegance and
th Belgian fin. 1 Sue, a eonjuwetlon
a this 1 unprecedented In th annal
of violin playing." 1 ... .
- Critic who ar capable of - meaaur
Ing genlu concur wltb this writer. They
estimate, Tsaye as th greateat of jiving
violinist. . Th audience which hav
greeted .the Belgian wherever he ha ap
peered on hi present tour confirm this
verdict And, since th public Is th
court of last resort, Tsaye's fame Is
secure. This eminent arttst I to give
one concert only In Portland, at the
Marquam Grand and th event will
clip all musical happenings of th
year. Sale of seats Saturday, May 10.
No subscription Hat. '-. y '
REMARKABLE PICTURES
OF WAR IN THE0RIENT
' Tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock the
advance, sal pf seats will open for the
lecture and stereoptlcon vlew3C3l
Russian-Japanese war, which Robert
I yea Dunn, th war-correspondent,, will
present at the-Merqnam-Orand theatre
next Monday night at popular prices.
Th lecturer show selection ' from
Several thousand negatives portraying
th midnight landing of th first army
of th Japanese Invasion at Chemulpo
(a remarkable aerie of flashlight clo
ture); th debarkation pf thouaanda of I
men, horses and munition of war; th
grilling march to Seoul; th establish
ment of th first base of supplies;- th
deportation of thl Russian minister; the
northward march- of Its army, to Ping
Yang th seen of th famous Chines
umbrella flgHU th crossing of th
mountain and th Tal Tong. Every
Important scene and Incident of th
opening of th war Is carefully shown.
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" Evening services will b a feature of.
the-reltglou .exercises - at th First
Universallst church. Th first will b
held on 8unday-vtiing, June 4, at 7:45 ,
o clock. - - - . . -
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