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Th pupils of St. turnc utijtmr
- ntsrtJnd th member of th Ormnd
-' .Army In th iembly-rootn - jreatordsr
''" Afternoon. A patriotic entertainment
' vu given by the puplla. Among the
peakera repreaentlng the O. A. R. were
B. M. Brannlek, W. U Han ley. J. B.
Courtney and M. H. Pratt. Cut flowera
were preaented to the veteran. Fol-
Jowlns waa the proirram: Overture, "Mu
sical Club"; "Our Flag." chorua; "Bar
: tara FrJetclite," William Lay cock; "The
"Vacant Chair." chorua: "America." pen
tomlme; "The Old Flag Never Touched
the Ground," chorua; "Tenting, on the
- Ride." John Weber; "Star-Spangled Ban
... ner," chorua. .: .
' At Ma bome,-TSl Macadam street, Mat
thew CC Murphy, who came to Oregon
In 1151. died. Sunday afternoon after a
'brief tllneaa. -He was born In Loula
vllle, Kentucky. Jane t.'18I0. He en-
reged In farming and surveying until
9 years Ago when he moved to- Port
' land. He Is survived by a widow and
-JITcMMre:
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l-Bt-Mary
At- Btf-Marye-Academy-And -college
Jiall memorial exercises were held yes
' terday afternoon. ' The Grand Army of
the Republic wee -represented by T. A.
Jordan, Newton Clark, K. Martin and J.
,W. Ogilbee. and St Marys cathedral
was represented by Rev. George Thomp-
- The great disaster that
bef cU - our-sister cityir
San Francisco, would
be greatly increased,
had it not been for the
security; of its Safety
; Deposit Vaults; There
. in were saved its miK
Kohs of-mortgages-bonds,
securities-aUid
jewefry-Youcan have
the same security by
; renting a; box at the
"' safety deposit vault
in the Oregon Sarags
Jl Trust Cos Bant
ixtk Airs vAucnaTov trs.
onrtrBRA.
W. H. MOOBB, Prertdent. - .
. , m. 1. I.TTXB. Vlp-Prl(1nt.
r , ii&kT n, COOPKU MUAHIfl, Ctrtler.
AT. H. Mows.- i K. . Ljtta.
Im r!4e. R- A. Moore.
-V.. -IT.- Ceopes Merrle,' ".
3vh Armin)viol
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son. The following program ..was ren
dered: "March MlUtAlre,"-Misses KAth
eiine CHara and Katbertne Kern; ad
dresses, representatives of the O. A. R.:
"Flowera- for the Brave," Junior chorus;
"The Deathlea. read," recitation. Miss
Grace Jennings; "Cavallerla Rustlcana,"
Mary's string quartet; '"Honor the
Glorious i Dead," Senior Choral club.---
Members of the local relief commit
tees who looked after the work of col
lecting money and sending provisions to
Ban Francisco -reported yesterday after
noon At A meeting held with the mayor
at the city hall. ' The reports showed
thatbout $48,000 In cah had tjeenrex-pended-for
clothing, bedding and Other
necessities. The reports were incom
plete, no representative being present
from the committees on provisions and
transportation. The Jreneral-comralttee
will continue Its work several months
longer to take care of caaea of destitu
tion that are constantly coming from
southern California, " .
A - workman excavating- to repair a
water pipe at Second and Alder streets
thjs morning drove a pick through a
heavy main and A- stream of "watar-ahot
instantly high Into the atr: The work
man barely escaped end a Is r ire erwj
soon gathered to wltneaa the spectacle.
The pipe was soon repaired, however,
And - little damage sustained. -i.
In. Los Angeles today Miss Ora Byam
was-marrled -to George T. Nye, Mlaa
Byam is a cousin of Mrs. R, Byamrof
this oity And haa vlalted here several
times. The jride jqfljrxoom-jrera. plAT-
inAtswhn they wre children
Water - threurh - hose for sprinkling
yarda or sldewalka, or waahlng porches
or windows, must be paid for in advance
And used only between the hours of
end I A. m. And I And p.- m. It must
not be used for sprinkling streets. If
tased contrary to these rules, or waste
fuUy, It wUl be shut off. ......
' Warnlmr. The public la cautioned
against paying any money In advance to
any one professing tobe a Directory .or
Oasetteer Agent See that the name of
R, 1 Polk it Co. Is on a contract before
you sign It - - - - .
J. A, Bladen, clerk of the ITnlted
States oourt, baa gone to Baltimore to
wltneaa the graduation of his son,
Frank Sladen, . by the medical depart
ment of Johns Hopkins university.
Butser's seeds won gold medals At the
exposition. His lawn grass and sweet
peas were declared the best 1 IS Front
street between Yamhill and Taylor. ,
-
Ladles interested in health Are In
vited to Attend the lecture At room tl
.Lewis building, i:S0 Thursday. Ad
mission free.
"Wl are sttll seUlng eye glasses at fl;
A perfect fit guaranteed or money re
funded. Metsger As Co., Ill Sixth street
Watches, diamonds And Jewelry on
easy payments (1 down And (0 cants per
week.---All mainsprings II; All watches
cleaned tl- Metsger Co, 111 Sixth at
Vote for Fred C King, Democ ratio
nominee for representative. Indorsed by
Municipal league and Oregon Labor
pArty. . .. .
' Screen doors And windows, measured
and fitted tA ths openings. F. E. Beach
Co 111 First st. Tel. Main 1M4.
' Acme OH Co. Bells ths best safety coal
oil And fine gasoline. -Phone EAAt Til.
' C E. Walborn. furniture repairing,' pol
ishing, packing, shipping. Tel. East till.
Marks Shoe company s-lls 14.00 Udles'
jpatent Oxfords for IS. 00. -
Tote 'for Fred C. King. Democratic
nominee for representAtlve. . .
TII2 OSEOON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. WEDNESDAY EVENINOj MAY SD,
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BLED AND DEAF STUDENTS
ISOJPE FOR VACATION
Forty-Thret) Pass Through Port
land En Route to Their Homes I
. in. Idaho and Washington. .
Fort y-thre blind and deat.puplla
couver paased through Portland yeeter
day on their way home for aummer
vacations. They were in charge of
Superintendent Thomas P," Clarke of
Vancouver and Mlaa May L. Scott' state
superintendent of the Idaho schools.
Twenty of the pupils were from Idaho,
where there is -no school fo.ths deaf
and blind, and the rest were-from east
ern Washington. '
A happier 41 children-perhaps never
existed. Those who - were- deaf -couid
see. for-the-most-partsnd those who
erAUUnwmahSAr-And-Ullt-The
Joy of VAcatlon was written plainly on
the faces of each one' of theae little un
fortunates. : Hnrrah!-: We're going
bomel" Those who could not cry It out
with voioe sigmaied it lust as joyruuy
on lightning fingers. When the east
bound train pulled Into the union depot
there was A great cry and A -waving of
bands.-Each boy and girl realised that
he was to play on the f Arm for three
whole mmitlia. ' 1
Mlse Soott spoke cheerfully over
Idahn'a prospective school for ths deaf,
dumb snd-bltnd. "We-aro-hoping-to
have it soon," she said, "and then we
will not be compelled to take the chil
dren way over to Vancouver.
.Thursday's Specials. -
Closing out prices on ' white fancy
walstlngs and suitings. Scotch lawns,
I He; Amerloan percales, tt-tnoh, I4x4,
6c;-Indian head, 12too; Indian llnons.
Sc.. 10v-12V4c 16c and Ho; foulard aat
eens. 7 Ho; -Chinese 'crepesr IWc; new
rhallles, tc; . French silk organdies,
handsome designs. 7te valuea' for lo;
plain atlk and figured silk mulls, lto
and 1 Jo. Keep this list. Samples -by
mall only. McAUen At McDonnelL - The
stors noted for best goods st lowest
prices. . " . . ..
Two Great . Specials.
Manufacturers' sample llnea of ladles'
white Persian and India lawns, high
grads garmenta; also muslin gowns and
skirts, elegantly trimmed In laces and
embroideries, tucks snd ruffles; the en
tire lines go on' sale Thursday morning
at 7o. Not A garment worth less than
11.60. McAIlen ft McDonnell. .
Milwaukie Country Club.
" Memphis and Louisville races. Take
Sell wood and Oregon City cars at First
snd Alder.
Aoeuses Comrade of Taefl.
All MohAasen, alias Pat Qllmore, the
Arab with the Irish name, who was
lAn yestsrdayr vHrited hesdquATtere- this
morning. Accompanied by an Interpreter,
and Accused Obdools Mohammed of
having broken tnto-tils chest.- on - the
steamer Albenga, and stolen 110. Both
men Are employed as stokers on the
vessel.
- - Dr.-J. Allen Gilbert will address the
Home Training association tomorrow
afternoon on "Mental and Moral Devel
opment of Children." The meeting will
be held tie the committee-room of "the
city hall at" o'clock. Children will be
cared for In the nursery.
, Preferred Stock Canned Croods. .-.
Allen ft Lewis" Best Brand,
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FATE OF BABY IS
HOW DECIDED
Captain Delude Awarded . Cus
tody of Adopted Child, by
"Judge.Frazer;
HIS WIFE WOULD HAVE
GIVEN IT TO STRANGER
While Question It Being Decided
Babe Plays About Courtroom and
Romps Over Floor, Caring Nothing
: lor La w's Dignity. ' , -
Caring nothing for the law's dignity.
A pretty little I-year-old baby romped on
the floor In the Juvenue court At the f,eet
of Judge Fraser, while he listened to the
story of doniestto- unhapplness -old - by
the parents of the babyjCaptaln and
Mrs, Nelson Delude,' and decided which
of them ahould have the care of the
child.
Captain Delude charged thAPnls wife
did not -want the baby, but would give
it to strangers to be adopted, if aha
were allowed to keep It. ; The captain
wanted the child himself, and said he
would provide a good hdme . for It
While telling Judge Preser hia story.
Delude broke into tears. lie said hs waa
going to Alaska soon, but can glvs tho
baby a good home with his brother-in-law,
Captain McDermott, of Kelso dur
ing his Absence. . ' '..
Mrs. Delude Admitted to the judge
that ahe would give the baby to aome
one else If she were given Its custody,
but though she would not keep It her
self, she objected strongly to her. hus
band having it' And to its being left
with the McDermotts whllf Captain De
lude was In Alaska. Mrs. McDermott
and Mr a Delude are alaters. A child of
Mrs. Delude by a former husband la
said to have been cared for by Mr a
McDermott for many years.
Mrs. Delude said her husband had
failed to support her, and had told neT,
81nk or awlro, I will not support you."
"I have never given you less than S6S
a month since we were married," re
torted the captain.
"I feel the need of some of the wis
dom of Solomon," remarked Judge Fra
ser, "but since Mrs. Delude does not
want the baby. I think Captain Delude
haa a prior- right, even thoughhe Js
going to Alaska."
The baby la sn adopted eniia, having
been- taken by- the eaptaln and bis .wife
when only-A few hours old. Mrs. De
lude said this morning that an eastern
Oregon banker had pleaded with her for
the child and that It waa for the baby's
Interest that aha dealred to give It up.
FEAST OF PENTECOST
NOW BEING OBSERVED
In the Jewish syesgoguee In this eHy
ths annual observance of the Feast of
Pentecost waa begun yesterday. The
feaat commemorates the giving of the
decalogue on Mt Slnal. At Temple
Aha via Sholom- an address was given by
Rabbi Wlllner on "Wha Shall Ascend the
Mount or the Lord?" Interesting' serv
free were held at Tern Die Beth Iarael
last 1 night Rabbi-Wise conducted the
confirmation of a urge class of young
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Corner Yaofha aad Twsaty-f onrtk
Portland vs.0akland
izr Osmei Called SiSA -, Dally-
Oeunes Called A (90 p. sv- Sasaaya.
&ABXBS' BAT TODAY.
GRANDSTAND, I6c. CHILDREN, 10.
BOX SEATS, 25c. .
BaKer Theatre
OfVJffM s)tt 0e
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Om. I Btkat. Sift.
Tb Heme ef Elsa-CUes steak rnauetiea.
AU THIS WKRK MATINEE SlTtKDAT.
BAAIR THIAIKK CO.Vl'AX V Id tot Grat
Knrltah Drams In Fire Ai'ts.
"HANDS ACROSS THK SEA"
Beautiful '- seenacjr jn f nifio at ll Inf. . Aug
Bnta east, s spmtrild prwlwtliMi. .
-VAICEA r.. Ii, itft. oins; MAT.. 16, ISe.
Xat WMk "Ta Xtsiasl City."
PANT AO ES 'oraT-.J,
AVOTKXft OHEAT IHIU Of XAHTX
UVAKX MO VIA O PICTOBES, Showing Wore
ef Dwtmetioa at Iti Wmt la Sam rraaeiso.
rcitemna f OUT Ik Tlanw.
HOLMES HOLMES. .DOWTAM aTCO:
AATHU A ILWEli. .TOFST TU1VT TIIO.
fOKSS A STEELIHO. MISS MOAITOA.
Safiisais(a r4ally si SAO, f .An sud S p. SI.
Ceatlnuons Sasdaja. Adailsaioe, 10 asd S0(
botes, 2Ae. Ladles and caUdree say seat
st- weekday ssa times, lOe. .
bio osPHitrx AMT1
WXIX MAT .
BROTHERS
LUTZ,
20th Century
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Oseaeas Hnthaia,
Torn Blply.
Staters Kaloay.
Broadway Trie,
Harold Boff, .
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LTY'RIC THEATRE
Svery Aftersoaa aad iTwatas Pertlaai's
Popular Iteok Oaaipasy.
A Boa tsars Military Onuaa la fear Aeta.
A Southern Girl's Love
Fellow the Crewd-t-OeatlnMsa Perforsisaee.
AOMlBAlOir, IS I XXBEBTXD SEATS, SO.
STAR THEATRE
COMMBKCTNO MONDiT. Mar
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I . STAB TOOX OOMPAVY
"TOO MANY FRIENDS"
ta eeaaeetloo with s atroas oil's loelndlng
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Corner Clary and Fourteenth St
Strictly flrat-olaas hotel, right In the
business part of Oakland. Hultea of
room a, with bath. Sample rooms, Mod.
erale ratea. Best American and French
cooking on the coast.
H SSBSB
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people, Ths following program waa ob
served: Resdlng of ths service; song, "Thou
Lord of Life"; prayer. Dais a or eon;
greeting, Edith Sbaplrer; poom, ' Father,
Hear the Prayer." Rebecca Epstein: ex
amination of class; "The Meaning of
Confirmation," Fannie Gevurta; "Toe
Decalogue." J. C. A It man; Vernon Schu
baoh: , "The Holy Days." Ruth Slchel;
"Israel and America," Ruth Lewis;
poem. "Lord. While for All Mankind."
Leonard Rothchlld; poem.' "Holy, Holy.
Holy." Lester Slchel; "Our Faith," Klaa
Goldsmith, snd .. cIaas; . prsyer,; , Ells
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Magnificent Chinese and ; Japanese
5wares
; " . A Chance to fiuy Them at Your Own Figures.
Account of retiring from retail business.: A large stock to
be sold. - ' "" ' ' '
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. HEADQUARTERS FOR WHOLESALE FIREWORKS.
ENORMOUS DIVIDENDS TO SHAREHOLDERS
Limited allotment of stock now offered 11 per cent guaranteed. Will
par over 10 per cent when stores are established. ' -
orncrsM ajtd BiuoToms. '
COLONEL J. B. FTLLER, President (Ex-CslifornlA Bank Commissioner).
HON. TRUMAN REEVES. Seo And Trees. (Treasurer of the State of
California). ' '
CAPTAIN S3.. IV CAINB. Director (Capitalist . and. Shipowner, Seattle,
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50 Stores Now B!ng Established on Pacific Coast
MANAGERS WANTED
PACIFIC SYNDICATE STORES CO.
Head Office! fnlon Savings Bank Building, Oakland, Cat ' "
Prospectus and Information free. Write today.
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