The Oregon daily journal., June 13, 1905, Page 8, Image 8

THE : OREGON AILY JOURNAL'. - PORTLAND," TUESDAY ; EVENINQ. , JUNE ; 13. 1905.
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WORE FILfJYf ROCKS.
-AND-GAUZY-VINGS
THREE BEARS FALL
BULLET ENDS LOVE
NOTABLE DATE IN
-T0-ELLIS RIFLE
"lAfiTPAGES
IN PARK
ORE WJIISTORY
And Little Girls at St Helen's
37Kalirt6dKedahdActed
Like Fairies. f
Expressman Spends Bad Night
ln Small Cabin on Banks - -of
Flshhawk. :-
Arthur Fogerty Shot by Father
Signing of Treaty Confirming
Of The Journal Today
wlll tell you how to ob
tain free admission to
THE OAKS
-Rightvto-Terrrtory-Wift-Be
of.
Cirl vVithWhomT"
He Is Talking,- v
Celebrated Tomorrow.
AfsilMALS PROWL ABOUT
AND DRIVE AWAY SLEEP
COMMENCEMENT WEEK
' AT POPULAR SCHOOL
' BRAKEMAN C. H. HOWE
' v TAKES AIM IN MOONLIGHT
FORMAL DELIVERY OF .- .
' BUILDINGS TO GOVERNOR
Programs for Series of Enter,
taihments That Will Mark ,
Close of the Year. ' .
When Morning Conies- He Fol
lows Tracks, and Bags the:
1 17 VVhols i Family, -
' . '
-a.'g
IWounded " Lad, Pupil at- Newill
Riyervlew. Academy, Will
,""". . Likely Recover.
Warned by a'corapanlon that Charles
H How, a raUroad brakeman. living at
11J Gibba etreet. was searching for him
1 with :a,revolver. Arthur ..Fogerty ro
State - Commission Will Have
The Chutea, the Bumps, the
Mazt, the Laughing QMny.
Charge of Interesting Ex-"
ercises at the Fair;
..... i
hum tienuh ln-rwttHgc- rwnaw
1i waa convereing with How l-yar-
. ,-old daughter lata Jat mgnt. ana awn-a
to run. .- ' v - , "
' Aa he did ap How appeared and fired
"itwlcd at htm. On bullet entered th
"'boy' left aid and, -lodging near th
.Pinal column, "inflicted a painful but
- not .nceasrlly dangerous wound. .
Fogerty ran (toward the Blvervtew
'academy, where h la a pupH; and Into
- th anna tf Professor Newill. who- had
been attracted by th report of th re-
' volver. The boy waa kept at the acad-
Tim TaiT"Iifnt" and-rntii mornlig-wB
taken to Bt. Vlncenfa hospital, where
'the. bullet Waa. removed by Dr. Rockey
"and Dr.. TUxer. '.'.:
The affair haa been mad th aubject
of police Investigation,-a report of It
-fhavlng -been handed. Chief Hunt thla
'morning by on of hla patrolmen. Pro
t feasor Newill. It Is Understood, wtnf lie
fn xrff,i.inr .Mrnt How. who la aald
Rebooting th boy. It la reported that
, Howe Mia He rireo me.iirsx mm
louin fonrtt'i eompaiilnn
i "As long aa the wound 1 not likely
tto prove fatal, ' I think th occurrence
will have a aalutarV effect," aald Pro
cessor Jewtll. "as J "nave given atrlct
orders against the toys being In th park
1 after o'clock at night. Fogerty and
hla achoolmat" were mipposed to b in
'their rooms. at S:S0 o'clock, the hour for
the sounding of tapa
f -'-' bUt HOW is in Diame lur twiuns inv
dauchter be awsy rrom noma at mgnt.
-' land deserves severe punishment for going
"around shooting litUa. scnoolDoys, . Me
' boasted this morning of what he had
. 'don. and said Ih my bearing that he
- !wap sorry -be had not Inflicted greater
(Injury." . . . - ;
t INTERESTING EVENTS
AT THE EXPOSITION
"Programs That Will Be Observed
4 ooU-y-ami-Troorrow
"at the Fair,
, Xodsy. program. at the Xwlg and
Jirx lair; -..-- i-zr :
4p m. BaaebalL Portland -Hlgh
r-achool -rva.--.-Portland - academy; " Athletlo
park. ''..
.pinner ror ireraipremo- i
tlon committee at American Inn.
""tTTTHTp. nj. Concert 7nnea'r"band. ., t .
' Event of tomorrow:.
J-lag day, under th auspices of th
""Daughter -of the American Revolution.
. . 1 :S0 p.' nt Grand flag "dTrlinn Ath
letic field by tOO achool children.
77 1 p. m. The " murretous Bsums In
"atrial act (free) on lak front.
J: jo p." m. Patriotic "' exercises " In
,'Auditorium. .
' 2:$0 p. m. Life-saving exhibition on
Guild's lake. '
4:S0 p. m. Reception by Daughter of
'American Revolution In Oregon bulld-
- fng. Administration band in attendance,
T:J0 p. m. Concert by Innea band.
Program:
Festival Overture, "Phedre",. .Massenet
' From "Monteium".,... .... j . Stewart
(a) Vals Lent ... .... . ........ , .
(b) Proceasional March
Scene from "Faust' (second suite) . .
Gounod
(Second Hungarian Rhapsody
s) Prelude. "Trsvlata"
,tb) "The Cossack" (march).
From "Lohengrin", .rrmni
.LlKlt
.Verdi
. Parei
.Wagner
Bridal scene and Verwandlunga.
(a) - "Serenade" .......... .-. .Moskowsky
"Russia'' i fantasy- fur -cornet J.
.evy
Airs from' 1'Prlnce of Pllsen", .,
. louden
FRAUD ORDER ISSUED
FOR CALIFORNIA FIRM
.. ' " (Joorl Special ferric.
Washington. June II. A fraud order
was issued today by the post office de
. partment against the People' Horn Pur
. chasing company of Ban Francisco, Ixng
Besch. San Pedro and Tasadena, Cali
fornia. readlston Teachers Ohosem.
ISprdal DUpatcb to Th JoarasL)
Pendleton. Or June II. J. W. Huff
of Iebanon has been - chosen principal
nf the Pendleton High school .for the
,-cnmlng year. He Is a graduate of th
Ohio I'niversity. Th other teacher
chosen are Mlsa Miriam Hlckov of Ba
' lem. Miss Mary Quick of Falls City,
Miss Daisy Lee of Milton and Mlsa
Alma Harris.
Rosy CKeeks
. Bright y and tadjr Berrss ar d
trd ky every womaa, and they can be
thtained without artificial mean. The
stomach must first be-made strong, the
blood pur and functional regularity es
tablished. The "most successful medl
tin to. do. this .1 .. . . .
Hostcttcr's
.Stomach
rtsri-.
Women who bar
triad th -Blttrs
STOMACH
scknowledg It to
be th best for
sll Ills peculiar to
thalr-sex. - A fair
trial win convince
you that It cure
Nio$ea,CnmpC
Dtzzincjj,
Falntlnr Spclh,
Poor Appetite, '
Indigestion.
-Kidney Troubles,
Dyspepsia, and
hciache.
Th genOln has
...
trap
privat stajsif
vr
th nc.
I--
At "th presidential election In 1I
th Oregon boundary question waa on
of the. issue upon, ' which Polk. . was
elected "prfldn.ijttf smen mad fiery
speeches, and-tb country seemed on.-the
yerg of. another war with Oreat Brit
ain.; w . :.' - : ; s. ' -"-"
But -wiser counsel prevailed, and on
June 15. 1st, it i convention, of the
representative, of 'th two countries, th'
difficulty waa settled by compromise,
fixing the" forty-ninth parallel as th
northern boundary of th Oregon, coun
try, whiter Vancouver Island waa given
to th prltlsh. Free , navigation . waa
granted- both nations, ana rignta. oi
actual possession of land on both aides
of th. boundary. Hue were ia'T)rte
snected" by both.
It wu II vun no tomorrow that
th treaty was ; signed . between - th
United States-and Great Britain. Ac
cordingly, In commemoration of 'LAhat
vent. June IK. 1905. haa been selected
as th date of th dedication of the Ore
gon buildings at the Lewis and Clara
falrr-Th-cermohtettendtnrTfoF'
mal dedication, will be among th most
elaborate and ' interesting features of
the grest exposition. . : ..
Th. r.mnnt. will hagln at ; nflnflL
when Jefferson Myers, -president of. the
Oregon state commission of th Lewi
and Clark , fair, win turn-OVp to Oov
ernor Chamberlain the property of the
state and tha work of several years will
hav been completieid. 7-
President Myers will act a chair
man at the' exercises. - Invocation will
1 pronounced by Rev,- J. R. N. Bell of
Baker City. An address will then be
dellvered..by- Commlnsloner J." H. Al
berts, chairman ef 4h .building com
mittee, presenting th buildings to the
governor. In behalf of tha commission. "
- Oovrnor Chamberlain will then de
liver an address, formally accepting th
building In behalf of th atat of Ore
gon. Mrs. Clara B. Waldo, grand' lec
turer of th Oregon State Orange, "will
bo -the next speaker, and will be fol
lowed by B. F. Mulkey. president of the
8outbemOrl1gon Normal school. Dur
ing th program - th 'Administration
band will furnish music
At M .o'clock, preceding th dedlca
t ton, ceremonies.-President Myers of
the commission will 'glv an Informal
th ranking member of tha government
board t he-r commlsaton and -of
flclala of the state. -
SEEK TO RECOVER A
PROMISED FORTUNE
Child's Care-Taker Made Its
J Guardian In. Suit Brought -
Against Father.
(Joarnal gpdal Servica.)
. New' Tork, June 11. Th supreme
court haa Issued an . order appointing
Mrs. Joseph In Pandrell of Wood me re,
L. I., .guardian of Bessie May Culver,
In an action It la propoaed to 'bring In
th child'a name against Henry K. Cul
ver millionaire feather manufacturer
of this city, to recover $60,000. Papera
filed with the order allege that Culver
agreed : before- th child waa born to
aettle that sum upon It
Mrs. Pendrell say that at varloua
tlmes-both before and after the child's
birth Culver entered Into a verbal agree
ment with Iren Mayer, tha mother of
the child, providing that If ah nurture,
cherish and educate the child, four
years from-the data of her birth he
would settle 150.000 on the lnrant Janu
ary It. l0t.
Little Bessie was five yearn n'n -T,ln"
ay 1Z last, and Culver-U -la alleged, has
made no such settlement. Meanwhile
during th past five yeara Iran Mayer
his been maintaining the child at Mrs,
Pendrell's home, . paying all expense
and maintenance. ,
CONFEDERATE VETERANS
IN RAILWAY SMASHUP
' tJoaraal Bpeeiai Bemoe.)
a Louisville, July It. A special
eastbound passenger - train on
th . Southern railway, bound
from St. Louis to Louisville.
was wrecked a mil west of
-Golden Gate. Illlnol today. The
- engineer and fireman were killed
. ' and a number af passengers are 4
' also reported killed and injured.
The train, waa composed of 11
0 coaches bringing veterans to the .
Confedeatt reunion. 4
PLAN TO ESTABLISH
-BIG THEATRE CIRCUIT
. (oaraal Kperlal Berrlca. )
'" Seattle, June- 31 The- consolidation of
a chain bt theaters, - Joining nearly all
the cities weat of th Mlasourl liver with
the Central circuit, with a capitalisation
of ll.000.900, la the purpose contemplated
by th convention of theatrical managers
her this afternoon. Among th man
ager here are Ralph Rothschild of the
Novelty circuit, San FranclscoT Edward
Homan of th Bell circuit, Oakland;
Henry Kahen of th Fischer circuit, San
Francisco; Peckham of tha Star circuit.
Spokane; John Consldlne of Seattle, of
th .Pacific Coast Amusement circuit;
F. T. Merrill of th Consldlne circuit,
Portland.
WOMAN'S CLUB OPENS
T;' FAIR HEADQUARTERS
Th Pojiland, Woman's jclnlr'open it
headquarters for the fair today In th
parlor of th Imperial hotel, where all
visiting club women will be received
and information glven.Tb club wojnen
will hav chart of It for a week at a
time, and thla week Mra. E. P.. Fraaer
and Mra. Clapp ar In attandanc.
A club calendar will be at th dis
posal of any wtubUig to aee It, and sta
tionery and 'other nvnlcncg will b
fvrnlsbed.
tin. RoMrnary G16s Whitney, Who Will Sing "The Sur Spangled Ban
ner" atthe Flag Day Celebration at the. Fair Tomorrow.
CONGRESSMEN VISIT 3
PACIFIC COAST STATES
Committee on Irrigation Arrives
.in -. San -1-Francisco Are yr
Vyined and Dined.
Jonrnartpeciaf Serrlre.)
Ban Franclsro-JuneH. The con:
vreaalonal committee on irrigation. BC
com nan lad bv-a number of nersona In
terested In rrrlgation projects, arrived
In San "Francisco rrom --ine soutn mis
Tnomtng anil were entertained Trr1qnch
eon at the Bf. TTancia Dy th water ana
Forest -asBeotatlon.ThlB" afternoon" th
members will restandjhla evenlngulttay
wftr tji tanrlere . unnutt bv th Com.
enlnglhay -
monwealtb club,, composed of prominent
business men of this cTty interested In
the reclamation or aria nm.
- Tomorrow morning the committee will
take a trip dowiu.the"Ba'n Joaquin" val
i m Vinim From Fresno tt-will
go to Stockton And then-to-Saerament
for a two day trip mrougn me bbc
ramento valley. "
Next th committee will go to Reno,
Nevada, to; -Inspect the great ditch un
der construction near there. After
their return JTrom Nevada th party goes
to Portland to visit th exposition snd
frnm then, thrnurlv th states of Wash
ington, Idaho and.Montana. . " T.;;.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
ENJOY SAN FRANCISCO
(Joaraal Special Serlce.)
San Francisco, June, 13. TheJChlghtS
of Columbus, .who hav been in - Los
Angeles -attenJlng the annual conven
tion, are enjoying the hospitality of Han
Francisco today. Supreme - Knight
Hearn 'arrived from the south this
morning and with his party were driven
to ' the St. FrHnr!. wlilrh Is hewd-
auartera lor the KiuguU in mis cuy.
At 10 o'clock mor than 800 visitors.
left the Palac In tally-ho and were
taken for a drive through Golden Gate
park.Anir-o'c1ock there was a, recep
tion at -the park lodge. Luncheon at the
Cliff house followed. ...
Thla afternoon the guest ar enjoy
ing the Bights and hospttallly-of th
Presidio. - r "
CARRIAGE FACTORY r"'
. IS BURNED IN 'FRISCO
(Special Dbpatch to Tbe Joaraal.)
San Francisco, June 13. The constsnt
dripping of oil Into a heap of sawdust
gave lie to spontaneous combustion and
waa th oauae of a 150.000 fire that oc
curred shortly sfter midnight In an
Iglit-atory building at 634-644 Howard
streetrbecupied by Waterhouse & Iester
as a carriage factory. But for he com
bined-efforts of over a dosen nre com
panies and the presence of th steel fire
wall, the entire building., with many ad
jacent tenements, would have been de
atroyed and many, poor families- ren
dered homeless. .
v. ---- Judffe JUiur Stray Dl..
(Joursal Special 8ervlc. " - -Q..1
tr with . Juno 1 s Judarf ttenrv
fltrnv. fnrm.n. terrltnrlnl aerreTurv. a
member of sevTtral .'legislatures, once
nftinff snvarnnr. ana on or inn moil
prominent corporation .attorneys, of Ihlal
state., died suaaeniy in isewixorg mis
morning.
- Attorney Commits Bnlold.
. ' t Jaarual Bprrlal HerTlea. ) '
" Tucson, Aria.. June 13. Judge Thomas
Satterwhlte, one of the most prominent
attorneya of Arizona, ahot himself in
hta office- here thla morning, expiring
Immediately. -Ill health 1s assigned aa
the cause. In the early nineties he was
attorney-general of th territory. '
- ' "
' Major otlrtsom Di.
. - - (Special llpatetr to Ta JoarnaLf '
Sn Frantlsco. JuneJJ.-MaJor JW11.
11am -Robertson, -who served with dis
tinction In th Philippines, and who wat
one of th most eRlclent and popular
officer of . tha CaHTornla National
Ouard. died this morning of Intestinal
cancer. . '
r ' gson6nunIlBuIold. .
(Special Dispatch to Tt JoaroaL)
Iewlaton. Ida.. June 13. Mike Burke,
an unmarried atonemasqn, committed
stilcld by taking arssnlo last night In
a lodging house. lis wn dtspondent
over drluk, and rheumatism. "
WANTS HEAVEN TO: 7
PUNISH ACCUSER
Ceorge-4-effelU-Declares Inno
cenqe of Larcenyr Denounces
"Old Friend and Goes to Jail.
-'I am not guilty Tbf : the crime, and
I hope Ood will punish the tna
caused my arrest and who prosecuted
me." said George Leffell, When he stood
for sentenr bef orer Judge- Georg thjs
morning, .I.ef fell was Indicted for, steal
Ing a gold watch., diamond, ring and
moncylrom BurKe turreii, nis room
mate, lie and Turrell, had com to
Portland from- Denver and 1ad roomed
- gtheTT
here. TtirretT wok To 11 nd
hla companion, his jewela and his money
missing. Leffell waa arrested and the
jewels were found In hla possession, but
he declared' that -they had been given
him by Turrell es security for. a Joan;
He was found guilty of simple larceny
and w sentenced o nlna months in I
the county jail. ,
SEMINARY GIRLS"ARE
. HERE FROM TENNESSEE
- A. bevy of seminary girls, chaperoned
by Miss Ida . Lee Duncan, principal of
Centenary college at Cleveland, Tennes
see, arrived- In Portland this morning
ovsr the Rock Island and Southern pa
cine routes. ..: The party Includes Misses
Allie Raker and Faloma Green, Indian-oli-MIssIhhIppI;'
Miss Emma Peacock,
Winona. Mississippi; Miss .Marguerite
Mnorehead, Gulf Port, Mississippi; Miss
Alena-Campi- Lumberton, --- Mississippi;
Miss Sophia Hunter,- Rllxnbethton,
Tennessee. . They are delighted with the
scenic wonders of the trip snd charmed
with the beauties of th -Rose City,
They will leave Friday' on th return
trip via the Northern racine ana xei
lowatnne narlt
VISIT FAIR FOR
THEIR HONEYMOON
, The Trail la the objective point of tlx
borwymoon of Ralph Phllbreck and
Daisy Wallen, who were married laat
night at the residence of Rev. Mlliam
R. Pdwell. . The groom Uvea at HoquAlin,
Washington, and th brlda I a native
of Napa, California. They have corre
sponded for many month and " their
romance culminated in an -arrangement
to meet last evening at tha Portland
hotel. An hour after the arrival of the
California girl they were wedded, and
after a supper at the Portland they went
to the fair grounds and reveled In tho
delights of the amusement bridge. Mr.
Hnd Mrs. Phllbrock will spend several
days viewing the exposition before going
to the home of the groom to reside. '
IRA 0. RHOADES IS THE
NEW PURCHASING AGENT
- K. K. Calvtn, general manager of the
!-BouthernPa6lflc.liaachosen . -Ira O.
Rhoades, .purchasing agent of th Ore
gon Short lin at Salt Lake, to b pur
chasing agsnt of th Southern Pacific,
with headquarters at San Francisco.
The appointment Is effective June 15.
Mr. Rhondes begnn wlth.the. Union
Pacific as a mcsMenger boy In the aup
fly department at Omaha and haa been
promoted successively receiving clerkH
shipping clerk, tja and lumber Inspector,
chief clerk to storekeeper, and chief
clerk in the-ptirchaslng department, re
reiving the laaj promotion eight year
ago, Mr. Rhoades ha bought In Port
land many thousands of dollars' worth
of lumber, ties and other supplies for
the Short Line. .. -' . . . .,. ,
Park Board's Bpeoial afeetlng.
Mayor Williams has called a meeting
of -tliej-lty park hoard, for Thursday
niTi nins ni .iv u.iwn lur iiiv purpose oi
taking definite action on the petition
vtriAf. Penc for-a; right-ofway for
h ditch through Aiacleay park. The
mayor atated that the matter had bean
pennrng long enough, and should be set
tled, 'h.
- ttor Bnrglarlscd. ' ', .'
(RuecUl nianstrk t-Tli Jmrsal.r
Ijitah, Wah., June 13.- Th general
merchandise alor of Charles Glfford
waa burglarise and then set on fir
last.nlght. The fire' wss extinguished
and part of th booty-found -cached on
Hangman creek.. Th burglar Jiaa not
been found, Th loi la Il.tOQ.
Nothing could be daintier than the
.operetta whicli opened commencement
week at St. " Helen' a Hall yeaterday
afternoon. "Woodland -. Falrlea" waa
given by th Intermediate and primary
depart menta and dosena of pretty llttl
girls , frocked In beautiful tllmy gaus
and wearing butterfly wlna looked
sweet enough' to be'tru fairies.. . Miss
Elisabeth K. . Matbew of the kinder
garten department had trained them
L.a mtmnt thrAkih their, stena and
U U .J .... w n . .
fM ii mht tha arraceful attitudes In ' wsy
that called for delighted applause again
and again. Mis r iniey or me music
department waa accompanist, r :-
Preceding the operettamree-otn
nontkaea w.r. rlv.nl Irrlicht" - f Ell
enbergV, Miss ' Kat Moore; recitatte'n,
VIU I.l." .Rrnwnlnrt Mill Franc
Conlln; 'Daffodil'- (Chrtlen),jai,
Mamaa zinig.
Thla aftsmnnn tha Junior mualc re
cital la being given wilh th following
programs, '
!!.. ."Hnatvlah TtanC"- MOskOWSkl).
Misses " Flora T)a via andHelen-Hartj
Mli,mha. KMir" - 4 Rleriermann ' M4sS
Oladye-Curryj "Song -Without Wordavl
In H flat (Mendelssonn). jaisa vtiniirfa
Cld" (MassenetT. Miss Alta Rlng; Valae,
B flat major (Godard). Miss Eileen Ye
rx; ?'Llebeslted Hensert-Mis-lol
Eramon; "Swing Song'?, (La "Fontaine),
Mia Dorothy .Gilbert: "Thistledown"
(Read),-Miss Georgia Leadbettr;."Der
ceuse," "KlOn Dance " (Grelg), Mlsa
Flora Davis; "In tbe Twilight ' (Kohde),
"Shepherd's Dance" (German), Miss
Helen. -Hart; Maaurka, B , flat major
tChopln), Miss Genevieve Sangstacken.
Thla evening' at o'clock . th -commencement
concert will be given by-the
advanced music pupil and th program
follow:-' .
Cantata.' ' "The Home ''. of Tltanla"
(Tours), choral class; "Romance"-(violin;
solo) (Beckers-Miss Louis Em
mons i "Brier Rose" (recitation) (Boye
sen), Mlaa Helen Chandler; , "Faschlng-sehwauk-
aus Wlen (Schumann).' Miss
Maud Carlisle; Kammenol Ostrow -No.
Dusen; (a)-"To a Wild Rose." (b) 'Au
tumn." (c) "Water Lily" (McDowell).
Miss Gertrude Gray; "La Plleuse"
(Roffl, "Ggvotle (b- major) (Godard),
lss Maud Carlisle; "The Cricket and
the Singer (recitation) (Browning), Mis
Helen Doble; 'Loreley" (Seeling), noc
turne (g major) (Chopin) polonaise (a
major) .(Chopin),. Miss Emellne Powell;
"Oralno'a - Kmbaaay," f rorti "Twelfth
Night" " (Tecttationr (Shakespeare),
Misses Chandler.. West and Doble; quar
tet, "invitation 'to the Dance-tWebcrL.
flrsf " piano. Misses Powell and Xn
Duaen, second. piano, Misses Carllale and
Gray. '. - .. ... . ..
The i commencement - exerciaen which
are the most important of the week's
ceremonhs. will take plur t t o'clock
tomorrow evening, and Mlshoo Morris
pfJPregoqjnd Bishop Kestoe-of Olym-
pia win D the speakers. The following
js th order of service:
. Hymn. "Ancient of Days"; the Ixjrd'
prayer; veralclea and reaDonses: Psalm
Ixxxlv; lesson. Proverbs xxxi:10; Mag-
nincai; Apostle s creed; rverslcles and
responses; collects; anthem. "Arise and
Shin" (Evey); address; anthem, "How
Lovely are Thy Dwellings" (Spohr); ad
dress and awarding of diplomas; bless
ing; hymn. "For all Thy Saints."
The senior receiving diplomas are:
Byra Abbott, Walla Walla; Jv Bailey,
Hlllsboro; Clara Boot, Clara McEwan.
Helen - Coldwell, Margaret Moanlson,
Alice Collier and Catherine Emmons,
Portland; Gertrude Gray, Seattle; Jessie
Grimmett, Island City; Dorothy Lang,
fltt, Portland; Myra Loverldge, Eugene;
Alice McCormac, Marshfleld; Carrie
Short, Astoria; Maud Van Dwien, As
toria; Winifred Van Dusen, Astoria.
MOSQUITO FLEET
MUST SHOW LIGHTS
. .ThePort j)fPortlnd -commission has
decided, that all boats of the mosquito
fleet that la now crowding the port must
carry the light prescribed for the larger
vessels. Large numbers of small launches
hsve recently been plying In the harbor
at night- and many of these have hot
carried light-and th result haa. .been
that collisions hav been narrowly
averted on several occasions, and as the
danger was growing greater each night
the commission took action. Today
Harbor Master Ben. Blglln notified owners
of small craft that the three lights must
b displayed, these lights being white
light at the bow, red. light on starboard
and green on the-port side. .
ALBANY YOUTH TRIES
- TO;0R0WN HIMSELF
, (Special Dlapatck to Th Journal.)
Aibany, Or., June 18. Frank Clev.
Inger, a young 'man ' about town, thla
morning- Junked ; lnto the - river - after
divesting himself of part of his clothing.
Ha sank aeveral times when a atranger
jumped hi pulling the body out. A half
hour' work resuscitated him. It is be
lieved the man Jumped Into -th- river
Wlirt auit:niai iiiiciii. jiib mvni.r
cently died leaving him several' hun
dred dollars. Hlnoe that time n nas set
fast pace. It Is supposed the money
Is' gone and h grew despondent. He
refuses to mak a statement.
MAYOR WEAVER HAS; -i
COUNCILMAN ARRESTED
V , " . . ( Journal Bpeclal Berries. ) -Philadelphia.
June la. At the Instiga
tion of Mayor Weaver. Frank H. Caven,
aelected councilman of th thlrty-.fourth
ward, was arrested today, charged wltn
being Interested In city contracts in vio
lation of his oath of offlc. Caven was
held' In 110,000 ball for hearing Thurs-day.-Tt
aecufed ball and waa release.
GREEK PREMIER IS
- WOUNDED BY ASSASSIN
( Journal gpeela). Rerrle. )
Athens, Jun II. pA . Premier Dal
yannl'..waa aacendlng the stairway of
th chamber of deputies this afternoon
an unknown man rushed upon him and
plunged a knlf Into bis stomach. In
flirting a ttrloua wound. Tha aiaiin
eacaptO. , . ...',:..- y. I I .. ... ,
With bear clambering on the .roof
over" him and scratching and tearing1 at
tne wans on an sides of his cabin, "Tot"
Kills, the expressman, ' passed-an -exceedingly'
uncomfortable night. By his
side ley hi trusty rifle, but .h' did
not car to ' encounter a ' regiment of
pear In the dark. Sunday morning" h
allied, forth and bagged a trio of the
bla same Palis Bean Mam ma Rear, and
Baby Bear. , Today hi 1 the. proudest
sportsman in. town. - ' vl;. ,
- Ellis left town to. catch trout In th
Flshhawk rlveV Saturday ' afternoon.
While ther before he had seen beat
tracks and concluded to tak his rifle
with him on this trip... ".
- Ha haard th -animals snlfflsg about
hla cabin, and next morning took , hla rift)
and atarted after them. -
In about . half an hour tne' expressman
came upon hi game two large salmon
bear and a cub.. The first bullet brought
down the father of the family, but two
or three were required for the " female,
who showed "fight, and had hla -aim not
been accurate wsuld have made things
uncomfortable -for htmr- It wa easy work
to dispatch th cub.."
'Monday morning Ell la- walkd Into
Het-kard'alitorarthrTM-oudeat nlmrod In
the city He carried two large pelta,
hat did you
do .wltn the cuut
asked' Reckaroi -" ; ' "
"No, time to fool with cubs." haugh
tily answered llis."Tm only in lh big
game business."- "... , tJ ,,.
APPROPRIATION'S FATE
- SETTLED NEXT JUNE
Governor Chamberlain- haa Issued a
proclamation, naming .June .4. 4906. as
the time for holding the election on the
referendum to' th voter of the state
of tire $1,000,000 appropriation--bill for
which a petition of .tlt names has
been filed with th secretary of stats at
Salem. Th proclamation is in accord
ance with "the law governing the refer
endum and' ia algneS also byi Secretary
of State Dunbar.
The petition held up th appropria
tions for tha maintenance and improve
ment of tbe asylum for th Insane, th
penitentiary, the reform school, th
dfjnut -and blind- acaoolav-tha-stat
unlveraltyl the agricultural college, tha
normal sohooLs and th current expense
of the stat government. If the voters
deslr they may prevent payment of !!
Items which were provided for-in the
bill, and pending ' the decision of the
election, the' state will Issue evidence
of Indebtedness to provide rorth carry
ing on of the government.
HARDER TEST FOR1'
; "OREGON DRUGGISTS
"- "Strict enforcement 'of the' law gov
erning the practice. of pharmacy will
bethepollcy'of the" atat' board'Sald
Georg C Blak'eley, on of the- exam
lnera who ats-apulxlng the test todsy
to appllcanta. The claas la th larg
est ever examined. Hereafter appli
cant must pass at least 74 per cent
In every branch -to receive certificates
entitling them to practice pharmacy In
Oregon. Markings will be 'examined to
morrow or Thuraday. - -:
HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS :
TO RECEIVE DIPLOMAS
'Commencement exerclsea of the Port
land High achool will be held In th
Marquam Grand theatre tomorrow night,
when M young men and women will re
ceive diploma. The address t '. the
graduatea will be delivered by Rev. J."
Whltcomb. Brougher. pastor of -the
White Temple." His subject will be "Th
Chief Idea In Education." Mra. L.- W
SI l in
I Iks tlty he
school directors, will present the di
plomas. - J
SWEDEN REFUSES T0"-
flECOGNIZE SEPARATION
. -- SnaeUt genles.t - ---
Stockholm, June 13. The foreign min
ister haa Instructed the consul or nwe
a Vnrw.v that Sweden doe not
recognize the provisional government of
Norway, directing mom o rommu. mt
exercise of functions aa Derore tn sep
aration waa announced. .
CHURCH STRUCK BY
LIGHTNING BURNS UP
-, , , t v :.. 'nrr.
(Bnael.l Dl.nttcb to T Joomal.f
- n i - tiih.' 11 .Viirinir in
-electrical storm jtimuj
aalem churcn waa sirucs, oy iisihiumh
and completely destrpyed., Tha bolt
struck the weather Vane on th top of
the teepl and th f lamea aoon en-
Y-loped the bulldihg. --Tha losa la $8,000,
partly lnurd, r '--r-
. visa OambUr flaad.
- (Special ptapstch te Tbe JawaaLV --
ii.in. Or J una 11 -Nln gam
blers pleaded guilty yetrday In th
circuit coun ana w ium . savn.
with the exception or a. uou, who wi
fined $76, it having been W second off
fense. , '
Orovr Martin waa arralgnetl for- th
. i -ne o '- M. Preston- and rjleaifcfl
not guilty. Th case la being heard, to
day,' th morning Deing vcvuyicu
lctlng a Jury, ,
Th Toorhl Ar Back.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Voorhles .hav
returned from an extended trip to Eu
rope. ' They visited Great Britain," Ger
many and other countries,' and had a
very pleasant Journey, .- . .;..
. a. . . . u
BaroB aotbsokUd Dead. - -
(Jonrail peelif Bernee-.f I"
Vienna, June 11. Baron Nathaniel
Rothschild; a brother of the .head Of the
Vienna; brokering house of Rothschild,
la dead. ';" -y ' ' .i....-
"T . lra teotnr. ' -
Mwanla Trenulnlttatl will glv a free
lectur at-Ttnlty hall, ZMH MArrtsoh'
Street, Thursdsy nlghC -All Interested
In th religion "for which h stands , are
Invited to attend. .
Prfrrd Stock Oaaa4 (too da.'
"Allan ft lml.3ul 8ran. (
ROSES AND POPPIES
BLEND IN HARMONY
Portland Gives -Reception "In
- Honor of the California Pro- "
motion Committee. .
NOTABLE SOCIAL EVENT.' -r
OF THE BIG EXPOSITION
yisitorsrCharmed With:HospitaU-j
A ity Shown Them by Peo- "
.':'V', - pie of Fair City.-:f
-.Tlie- New 'fork, building: has been, tlia
so'w. f many plfaiiant saclsl ertnta
suwe .tha exposition opened, but nona -prettier
or more enjoyable than that
ofrlaat nlghtthe-Tccepttonr rtvetrTtjr
the adnIn.lBtrat(on In honor of the Call. -fornla
promotion commute. ' ' - "
Throughout tha evening tho building
and Its annex presented scenes of guyetyv
There were about 4 Port landers a net
100 enthusiasts, from California ln(th
throng. . Local society people were con '
splcumis.- ' --. f . ' .-- -;.-. -7 '
-ln th .receiving Hue were President
snd Mra. ttoode, Vic-President and-Mrs. "
Flelschner. Mr. and Mj-s. T. B, Wljcox,.
Mr. and Mrs, Allen lwls and Dr. and "
Mra.'K. A. J4 Mackensle.
During the" evening, a buffet luncheon '
Waa served. The drinkables tncludetl '
champagne and claret punc... .The floor
of, tha main exhibit hall -a. prepared i
ror dancing and. at th-conclusion "t th -supper
many availed themselves of the.
opportunity. , De Caprlo'a. Admlnlstrs- -
tlon orchestra furnlshel the music. Th
floral decorations In -tha building were -
cxceptlunally beautiful.
- Th -fallfornlana began their second '
day In Portland with breakfast down
town and at noon there was a' repetition - -of
the luncheon at the . merican Inn,
wher the enthusiastic scenes of yester,
day were re-enacted.' The visitors spent -th
aftemoon-nt the .fair ground and
will take--dlnner-tlier Tonight they
attend, a reception - at. the jConimcrc!ar
club, . -. 1 - -
FARMER NEAR LEBANON
SUDDENLY-EXPIRES
(Special Dispatch ta T JostmL)
-Iebanon.'Or.. JUhelS.j; B. TVlrt'
dropped dead In, hi cow corral' thla
morning at his home. lOmlle east of
Tbanon, while attending To TK Chores:
He had been, feeling badly for several
days. Wirt taught school In this county
a number of years and was a prominent
character. For the past two years h
had been selling fruit trees for a nursery ,
company .of Tangcnt..H waa aged
about. It. - .... - -
Many Khaep X) rownad. ' r
' ' (Special Dlapatcii to Th JournaL)
Clearwater. Idaho, June IS. Hundreds
of aheepaivere drowned and awept away
by a cloudburst ilear her Hsturday
night. The herders hsd barely tlm to ,
climb to high points before a wall of
waterJ in feet high . rushed down th
gulch. Much hsy is also lost.
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IsewherC "Wlthtjuf success, alt" whose
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quickly and permanently. Our counsel
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aa we would wish youto dnb.y us If
our cases werere-versed. Writ for our
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Xoom aa T Wlaohesisr Sons, 3d '
and Xnrasid Xtrts, rortland, Or.
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