- i a,
TOXIOBT'I AHVSmiTf,
Helllg ,,
, Jaaer .
l-yrle ..
Htar ...
.oral Hawaiian Band
..."The EUrnal City"
A CoOTlrt Wit"
."A Pleasant Day"
......
Vrend
tentagee
Barca A Ralu Circus
.... .1. . . . -. VaaderlUe
Vaudeville
.Sola aad Balelgh MU-eeta
: Excursion Sunday to Caacade Locke
and return 11 round trip. The atearaer
" Charles B. 'Spencer will depart from
i Oak street dock at a m., returning
arrlvee In Portland at f .,m. .Aa ia
wall known, thla la the crack boat of
theee watera It haa no equal for epeod,
Ita accommodatlona are Al and Ha ca
pacity among the greatest on the north
Pacino coaaU The aoenery of the Co
lumbia river haa not an equal on the
American continent. Travelera will tell
V you that It greatly aurpaaaea the fa
mous Hudaon even with all lta beauti
ful lalanda andr romantto borders. To
morrow we will carry our excursionists
. through the heart of the Caacada moun-
'. tains, paat . the - tumbling waterfall a
(Multnomah among them, 849 , feet),
'cataracta of all deacriptlona, dark and
myaterloua canyons, glorioue and won
derful beyond worda - to picture; It la
a grand ride on moat majeetio .rlvera,
a panorama of beauty being conatantly
-lirrtra.-r Meala -eerved - to those deslr-
. Ing them. ..'' '.V,-
' Our extra apeclal 10 daye' Belabor
picture f ramea and oil painting ta nowon.
'. Two hundred genuine bard oil hand patnt-
lnga at the following unheard-of low
prices: Sine 14x2!. 12.16; UxSO, 11.10
- and tl.SS: IlxSI. 15.00. All fitted with
ftret-claaa up-to-date maaalve gold frame
' Five hundred up-to-date l-Ply oak ve
: neer and other flrat-claaa portrait and
landscape f ramea In all alsea and styles
: at prlcea that will enable you to ni up
your horeea with beautiful picture for
almoet nothing. Come at Once. Don't
n il,... .i- .11 nnM and then
kick, yourself and everybody elaaand
ask uawhvin the world we don't adver-
tlae. A beautiful 16x0 picture with
each purchase of 11.00 or over. Artietlo
utcture framing a apecialty. Loweet
prlcea.-. Portrait enlarging of " hlgheat
'grade at bed-rock prlcea. Satisfaction
" auaranteed or no' Bay." - Send" for - our
" nateloarua " The Tatea Art company,
. Brown building. . Hawthorne and Orand
V avenueaV. . " "
' Kf rmtneTOni to fill TacIHclWa-tirttia
'federal department are announced by
the United S tatea chrll service comrals-
"atOS-a f ollowar- On June- tTihree-or
Tottf""!! giwrce will be aclocied to rm-
vacanclea In -the poaltlon or engineer oi
!.tlmber teata In the foreat reserve at
a aalary of 11,000 per annum. At the
- - aame time there will be an examination
. for the poaltlon of general mechanlo at
, 1710 per year at Beger agency. Okla-
noma, and vacanclea aa they may occur
In any almtlar branch of the aervlce.
Kxaminatlona will, be held on July 6
and to -fill a-vacancy In the quarter
master" a department at large, the ealary
being $1,800 per year. " Full particulars
i may be obtained from Z. A, Leigh, aecre-
tary - of the civil - aervlce commission,
poatofflce building, Portland.
r" A handsomely"' illustrated booklet,-
filled with a sprightly description of the
"delights -of travel In the Northern Pa
' clflo Railway -company North Coast
Limited trains, has been Issued by the
passenger department of that company.
The book la equal In text and prlnter'a
art to any aimllar publication by rail
road a of the Atlantic atatea and far
superior to eome of the efforts from
that quarter. The writer haa given a
fine word picture of -the attactlons that
will Interest the traveler Journeying to
the Paciflo eoaet.- ,. . -- t..V."
. Aa the result of a fractured hip aua
talned while moving a barn three
monthe .ago, John R. Fay. an Oregon
pioneer of 1S5S. died laat Thursday at
hie home at to East Ninth atreet, aouth.
- Mr Fay waa born In Scotland 71 yeara
ago. Hla wife survive. He was thO
father of Mrs. E. J. Altatock. K. F. Fay.
"John Fay; Joaept Far end Mlea Cecelia
Fay, all 6f Portland. The funeral will
be held from the family residence Mon
day. '
Conrad Ordemann. for yeara ' aenlor
deacon of the Immanuel Baptist church,
died yesterday morning at the family
residence at Fifth atreet. Mr. Orde
mann came to Portland In 1S7S. lie waa
a native of Qermany, (2 yeara old.- He
.leaves a, wife and four children. - The
ftrnera! rrlca wilt be-fceld -tomorrow
afternoon at t o'clock at the Immanuel
- Paptlat-fhurch, - corner of Mead, and
Becond atreeta. . .
; The June number of the Chamber of
Commerce Bulletin la fully up to the
average in excellence. It contalna arti
cles by B. H. Frledlander on "Amuse
ment Resorts") by Lewia Rusaeil on
"Portland Real Estate." and an Intelli
gent discussion of the future of Ban
. Franelaoo by Rufua B. Jennings, aeere
tary of the reconstruction committee
at the Bay City..
- Water through" hoae Tor rp tinkling
yarda or aldewalka, or waahing porchea
er windows, must be paid for in advance
end used only between the houre of I
and te.ni. and and t p. m. It must
. not be naed for sprinkling atreeta. If
' used contrary to these rules, or waste
fully. It will be ehut off. . ; . :r.,; ; .
v , The -Favorite Boating company, foot
of Morrison atreet, aouth aide of bridge,
- will start their mosquito fleet running
to the Oaks thla afternoon. Boata leave
' Morrison-street dock at 1 p. m. and run
every 1 minutes during the afternoon
. and every 10 mtnutea during the even-
Sng. Ttcksta too, including admission. .!
;' The Teung Women'a Christian Aaao
elatlon will hold another "at home"
meeting tomorrow afternoon at the as
sociation rooma." Among the features
will be selections by the T. M. C. A.
-' Olee club. There will also be an ad
dress r C. M. Wood on "A Trip East"
The graduating exerclsea of the North
' Pacific sanatorium, held laat sight at
the First Presbyterian church, were,
wall attended by relatives and friends
of the atndenta. A musical and literary
-Billy's Coming Home
Qtt ready with yner tmnpet aad seoad tka
knf tie bora.
William Jomlngs Bryaa seee sgala te life
Is boroi
Kings hate bnwed before alia end geeeaa
kare ktmti bla sand,
lad we nraat pay him aoenase .ws isaat
aiatt blw with the head. ,
Tee, end we wast rleanse hie Usee o
Imsiamilatalr white.
1at snow apea ale bosaa weald restsible
rsypt's Bight.
Oh. there'll be hot times la enr eoaatry
when the here home doea eome.
And Teddy stands a pee. the wharf a-betln(
et the drvax..
Thea hare'a to Billy Bryaa, from Nebraska's
.rameaa plala.
The Mol of iMsMwrary, the reaaireeted
aula) -
Let as rbant his prtlaes hMdly While ear
vnlcas are la tone
Aad try e think that at year will be
., like this bkmnia' Jose. - .
UNION LAUNDRY
tel. Kam tea.
All famllr
Stated aad Oehuahla.
hint Se psvad.
REASSESSMENT IS
(IflT ItLElF
City Council Hat Power to Make
It, Rules Judge George '
'- ; Today. -
FAILURE OF ASSESSMENT '
QOES NOT BAR ANOTHER
Providing Payment of but One As
sessment Is Asked, Council Can
Make Reassessment to Ita Heart
Content Without Breaking Law.
Judge M. C George In the circuit
court thla morning ruled that the city
council naa power under toe new char
ter to reaaaeaa coata of atreet lmprove-
mente against abutting property aa
many tlmea aa It deems proper, pro
vided the payment- of -but - one- assess
ment la asked.- The failure of any-at
tempted assessment doea not bar the
council from reassessing.' ,
This decision -waa rendered In pass
ing on the application of Jamea W. Ap
plegate. Kills Q. Hughes. John Mitchell
and W. M.-, Morgan for write of review
on an attempted reaaaeaament against
their property. Their contention waa
that the council had ordered one assess
ment, which had not been completed,
and that thla one effort barred them
from ordering a reaaaeaament.
- Judge George aald that any improve
ment coifld be defeated by a valid re
monstrance by a proper number of prop-
Wltn 'the council whetner a reaaaess
ment shall be ordered,' and that nothing
discretionary with the council can be
reviewed by the- courts. . f ,;-
"City bfflctala are not . alwaya ' the
plnka of perfection. remarked the Judge,
"but the allegations .- of, - misconduct
agalnat certain of them In thla matter
are without, the Jurisdiction of the,
court, and llwlUunot. paae ,;pon ; them,
Their - action in creating assessment
dlstrlrte la final;"- .
. The petitions for write of review were
denied. ' .. - L '., ": :J:
CITYVTHOROUGHFARE ---f,
STILL COUNTY ROAD
s' '. , - . -v---e
4 ' County Judge Webster haa
called the attention of the coun- 4
ell to the fact that by some pe-
- cullarlty the roadway from the ' q
4 eaat line' of Front street to the
west end -of the Madiaon- atreet -
4 bridge haa never been convert-
ed Into a city atreet, but baa re-"
q mained a county road.
4Jt labecauae the county hasj
4 - to pay ---the" expense jtt I repalra
- upon thle - highway- that .- the ,; e
4, county court wishes the city .
, council ' to take the- necessary
e , action to make it a street. Judge ;
e Webster haa aent a communlca- w
e tlon to the council, and It will e
e probably be acted upon at the
next- meeting. He writes that "
there are 24 tenants facing the 4
roadway, and that It la built up' ' 4b
aolldly, yet la attll claaaed aa . a ' e
county road. -
progrim preceded the presentation Of
the dipiomaa by Rev. Dr. E. p. Hill. Dr.
W. T, Wllllamaoa delivered the princi
pal address. The graduating claaa waa
composed of Valeria Martin, Helen Jack
son. - Lulu Knight- Bayne, llabel Watt,
H. Josephine Nelson, Nora Keeling and
Himrna ilojax Blngleton.-
v The conference planning Portland'a
Fourth-of-July celebration la In-aeealon
at the city hall this afternoon. . It la
expected that within a few day a the
canvaaa of the city for the necessary
funda will begin, and that the I roe-ram's
principal leaiures win ne arranged for.
Dr. Clarence True Wilson will give
a prelude to hla Sunday evening eer-
mon OtLthe.moralJeseone of the June
election (woman'e suffrage, local option
and Word) at the Grace M. B. church
Sunday evening at 7:10 o clock to fol
low a popular aervioe of aoqg. ' .
. We invite you te call and look at our
stock. We make any auM in the house
to order for no more, no leas. This
la something no ether firm in the city
will do. We save you money or don't
want the order.-- Unique- Tailoring Co
lot Btark, near sixth. ;
1 Trolley excursions tomorrow on' 'the
O. W. P. to Oresham, 16 cents; all polnta
eaurt-ef -Gresham te and Including E-
tacada,' 0 centa round trip; rare lea
Flrat and Alder atreeta 7:S0, 0:10. 11:10
au m.; 1:10. S:40, 1:44. 7:11 p. m. Tlcketa
on aale In waiting-room.
Trolley tripe tomorrow on the fj. W
P. to Oregon City and Canemah park,
IS centa round trip; dancing afternoon
and evening; care leave First and Alder
atreet on the odd hour and every 40
mlnutaa.. Tlcketa - on sale .in, waiting,
room. '' '' ,..'.": . ;: j
; A Beethoven musical aervlce will be
given by the choir of the Flrat Con
gregational church Sunday evening.
Pastor's subject. The Sorrowa : of
Beethoven.': , v ?- - , j , :
Watches, diamonds and Jewelry on
easy payments, ft down end 10 centa per
week. Ail mamspnnga l; all watchea
cleaned II. Metxger Ce 111 Sixth at
- Concrete Construction Co.,' Tot Cham
ber .of Commerce, manufacture of
concrete atone blocka Contractore for
all klnda of cement work. Tel Main ISO,
W. Cooper-Morris of the Oregon Sav-
J-lnga bank. whOl"lbgeAJUljajatie
to nn at tne nanx to attend to buslneea
We ere still eelllng eye glaaaea at 11;
a perfect fit guaranteed or money re
funded. Metager Co., lit Sixth atreet
There will be no concert at the Lewie
and Clark fair grounds tomorrow. The
grounda will be cloeed to the publlo. .
C S. Walborn, furniture repairing, pel
lahlng, packing, shipping. TeL East Sill.
. Prise waits. Cedar Park; dancing Bun
day afternoon and dvenlng; late can.
Acme Oil Co. sella thebeat eafety ell
and fine gaaollnea - Phone Eaat 71.
Woman'e exchange, ltt Tenth atreet
lunch, 11 to t. ,
Panama hatter. Ill 4th. Phone Pad. I0T.
' Milwaukle Country Ctub.
Memphla and Louisville racea Take
Sellwood and Oregon City cars at First
eat Alder, . , . , ( - ,t ,
v . .
THE FIHST CALIIDATE
Miss Powell the First to Enter
, The Journal Educational r
.. ....... Contest,
Many Candidate Already Entered-
" Sepd In, Your Favorite's Name at
Once Balloting Commencea Morw
" day, June 11.-' r4
In order to acquaint The Journal read
era who are Interested In thla contest
with the various Candida tee and their
merits. The Journal will, aa faat aa prac
tlcable, print a picture and short story of
each candidate. Pick' your choice and
aubecribe at once.
- Miss Mary- E. Powell enjbya the dis
tinction of being the first to enter The
Miss - Mary E. Powell.
Journal Educational Contest; having en
tered aoon after the flrat announcement.
. .The young-lady .was' boril at The
Dalles, Oregon, but haa lived in Portland
since she was five yeare of age and ia
virtually a native of tble elty. She la
at present attending the Portland high
school and jsraduatee-n the elaaa of
1 90S.- this . month; TAraTie lslles1rduS
of attending the University of Oregon
and paying her own way. The Journal
contest was eagerly grasped aa a means
of doing this. ' There is no doubt but
what a hard fight will be made, for her
ambition, namely, one of the eaah
prises, and many f rlenda of the young
lady throughout the- city will gladly
rally to her eupport and assure a band
some reward. " .-..- " -
AT THE THEATRES.
-Last Concert Tonight at fieilig. i
The last concert M the Koyal Rawallaa band
of Honohila will he glvea at the HeUlg theatre,
roarterath and. Waahiiurtoa streets, -teetht at
R:16 o'clock. lAa eatlrelr dllfereat prncram
will ba gives -than haa heietefere heae rendered,
Thla excellent ertaalsaUea has made a swat
decided hit with the aaatc-lovara of thla elty.
whe have filled (be Bellly the past two even,
bis, aad no dnaht will do the same tonight
at this their laat concert. i . -.
"The Rounders" Tomorrow Night.
Henry B. Smith never eoaeoeted a finer
bench of araaatng mirth than "The Beondera,"
which the- Keadall Musical company wlU hecm
their eammer engafenMnit at the Uelllg theatre
tomorrow eight? aad he' has pat masy a bit
befuee the Amerlrta pnhlwi for. their apprecla
ttoo. "The Enundera'' ran for 883 nlihte at
e-eteeteb- la - liew Tork wbea tt waa fmt
breosht oat st the Casino, and that reminds
the people of what tt 4e. Tbemaa Q. gebfooae
sod JeaBaette Lowrle were last aeea la It here.
The piece abnonds In musical gems sad chasccs
for hits by the arttete that are eomtng here.
Several of the seaas have become famone. It
will he 1a every way a eatlafactory pradaetlea.
floerial ereeerv will be erenared for each nc-
ceding week's ehaage ef Mil, aad every effort
te -ta he .made to IjTa Portland a fine season
ef meslral stock. The sale of sea ta opened at
the Hellla theatre yesterday aaernlax at 10
o'clock. Pooalar Bricre will prevail, ate. 8Ae,
boc, Id the evening and lac aad 2Se at the
Wednesday aad Saturday matlaees. ;r
Extra Performance of "Eternal City."
There will be three extra performances ef
'The Eternal City" at the Bakar theatre Mon
day. Tueeday aad Wednesday of the coming
week. 'The Eternal City" will he pot en be
cause many people whe want to see It bare not
keen able te eaesre seats during this week's
run. There are bigger crowds- than ene week
raa satlafy. ' But the three nights-mentioned
will be the last and only opportunity the puhlle
wtu hare to wltneaa this great peerormaaea,
for the regular play for the fifth week of the
stork seaeoa will occupy the balance ef the
week on the Baker a tag. "The Maa Prom the
Oolden Weat" opens at the regular Bunds
matinee, June 10. thea glree way tn "The
Sternal City" Monday, Tueeday and Wednes
day, aad looniws Its raa Thursday to eontlnoe
te the end of the week. ,'
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.VAUDEVILLE AND STOCK.
7
At Pantaf.es.
Tonight and tomorrow Pantagea' big bill for
this week will be shown for the last time. The
Ust'of features Include the Hunt trained dog
and amnkey elnres. which ta a treat for all,
end Ralph Cummlngs and company la an ap-to-date
comedy with a lasgh for every minute.
Half a Aosea other strong sets supplement theee
features. - - - ' .
rsT"?
-At the - Grand-
-With the performances tomorrow the Ms
vaudeville bill, which haa attracted tbousamle
ta the Orand thla week, will rioas to Brake
way for a new bill, headed by the world's
greatest Juggler. Rannll. This week's program
Is s eerie of headline sets, with good eome-
ntane, good singers and , good aovelty acta
There ta not aa uninteresting apecialty an the
long Hat. Tomorrow's performances will be
from I te I sad from T:30 to JO.ao.
At the Star. ".. -
Tomorrow wlU be the last ef "A Pleaaant
Day," the mnsh-al farce given this ereek by
the Star stock company. These whe want an
al toyed raa aad aa smpte espply ef moste will
rind what tney aeaire at iae etar. m musical
fares Is a hit sad Is more thae making goad
with the steadily growing patroaage of this
popular theatre. The show tomorrow will be
from S to S aad from T 0 to 10.-4S. ,
Wives Object ;
Te life Insurance sometimes. Widows
never do. ' They i Know lta value.- Get
particulars free. No Importunity.. Penn
Mutual Life.. Sherman et Harmon, gen
eral aieaia, ', -','. '" :,.
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I'JOBK BEGIilS 00
-lIlIVflDGE
Materials Arrive for Two Million
Dollar Structure Over River ,
at St. Johns.
PILE DRIVERS WORKING
ON TEMPORARY APPROACH
Crew of Several Hundred Men Will
Be at Work Within 'Few Weeks,
Many, of Whom Will Make Their
Homes in St. Johns. , , - . ': ; ;
(Xaat aide Bepartmeat)
Construction work baa begun on the
f 2,000.000 railroad bridge that ie to epan
the Willamette river at St Johna. A
pile driver ia at work on the weat aide.
opposite St Johna, driving, pllea for the
temporary- approach. The meea-houee
haa been finished and a warehouse la
under way. . V-uantltlea of building ma
terial for uae In the conetruction of the
bridge have been unloaded at the weat
approach. Men are being engaged for
the work and It la announced that In a
few. weeka a crew of aeveral hundred
men will be employed. It la expected
that a large portion of the employee
will make their homee In St. Johna, aa
numeroua Inqulrlea have been made In
the paat week for houaea to rent by
those engaged In the work. ; v
At the regular meeting of the city
council of. St Johna Wednesday even-
aagrIiicJ-.mjm of the Faclllo
Statea Telephone company waa present
and made a brief talk to . the council
on matters relative to the telephone
franchise. Mr, Hickman said that hla
company could not comply with all the
demands made In the propoaed ' fran
chise. - lie said the company waa will
ing to erect, a building for a central
atatlon and would establish a central
at St Johna-bttt-aot. ltt-lh remori thai
that-lt-would-prnhaMy lake e
do eo. with reference to the demand
for a cable to Llnnton, he aald that it
would coot a large amount of money,!
an-ami"fhrT5ni"taken"Tiron"lnW
would not Juailfy the. eapendfture. Ho-
aiao wanted tne H per cent commis
sion on gross receipts, demanded by the
council, eliminated. The council ordered
the. waya and meana committee and
the city attorney to examine .the fran
chise granted the company by Port
land and uae It ae a guide In drawing
a new franchlae to be preaented at the
next meeting.' . .. . , ,. :--,,". . :' '.-.iV.
- The - graduating - exercises of the
eighth grade' of the- St.- Johna school
will take place Tuesday evening, June
11.-in Blckner'a hall. The claaa will
give - a rendition of Longfellow'a
Kvangeime At ma cmaa or .jpa.pror
gram dpldmaBTfrfawMeorethe
following pupila: Chester Maaaey, Edith
Baldwin. Abble Graves, 7aase Hanks,.
Edith Tork, Joaephlne ' Toung, ' Lola
Walker,- Lola Herald, Ida Jones, Bessie
Phillips. Ray Brock. Everett Buery,
Earl Brodahk Henry Toung. Clyde
Teellng, Melvin Boyle, Maude Peterson,
Arthur Clark, George Butt, Emery OIU
more, Floasle Xgden. Jack Douglas and
Sylvia Taylor. Thia Ie an unuaually
large claaa, all of whom exceeded the
requirement, 10 per cent, on their final
examination.. . ";
f
The realdenta on Oneonta atreet will
file a remonatrance agtlnat Improving
that atreet. The specif ications ' of the
engineer call for trading and curbing
the atreet from Scrofflna addition to Co
lumbia boulevard. The eurvey for tha
peninsula line of the O. R. A N. company
croaaea thla atreet diagonally, and the
nelghbore claim wlu render, two or. Ita
four blocka in length undealrable for
realdence purpoaea. The property-hold-
ere object to paying Improvement, as
sessments with tha prospect of having
a part ef the atreet and of the lota front
ing on it, appropriated by a railroad for
a right of way,
The McMlnnvlIle Glee club gave a con
cert laat night at the aecond . Baptlat
church, Eaat Seventh and Ankeny
atreeta. The glee club waa aaalated by
Mrer H.- W yea Jonee, who-gaveaeveral
resdlnga. -The glee club la composed of
the following singers:
Flrat tenor, 'McAllister, Arthur, Carl In,
R. McGee; aecond tenor. Culver. L. Tlll-
burg. R. Arthur; flrat baaa. Hill. Olds,
McOee;. aecond baaa, Corpron, . G.
Tlllburg. C McOee.
-The efforte ef the glee club and of
Mra. Jonee were received by the au
dience with demonatratlona of approval.
Rev. S.
C- LaP ham. on behalf of the
Toung Men'a club of the aecond Baptlat
church, preaented the McMlnnvlIle Glee
club with a pillow containing the motto
of the Touna Men a club. The gift waa
received by Gilbert Tlllburg on behalf
of the dub.
Woodstock and Lenta voted laat Mon
day that etock ahould not be allowed
to run at large In those suburb., Two
yeara ago Montavilla. Mount Tabor and
South Mount Tabor enacted a atmilar
law, but it waa found difficult to en
force the regulation so long jg etock
waa allowed to run at large In the neigh
boring towne of Woodstock and Lenta.
Now, i however. It la not expected that
any trouble will oe round in enrorcing
the law In the entire territory, aa the
Mount Tabor Justice f the peace haa
Jurisdiction tn all - five of ' these pre
cincts. The people of these towne ere
pleaaed at the prospect of having lawns
and gardena without the fear of their
being deatroyed by roaming cattle.
Woodmen of the World ef Arleta and
Lenta are looking for a elte en which to
build a lodge hall. It haa been proponed
that all of the campa of thia order along
the Mount Scott car line unite and erect
at aome central point a handsome build
ing to coat ts.000 or more. It la thought
that an effort wilt be made to carry
out thla Idea. If thla plan la carried
of VepuUtion in that d1rrtrtct,--wt!r prob
ably be selected as the place te build the
halj.
Thursday evening ' membere ef the
Third Presbyterian church weytt to the
Cumberland Preabyterlan church. Beat
Twelfth and Taylor -atreeta. where a
union prayer meeting waa held In honor
of the merging of the branch of the
Presbyterian faith. Rev. A. J. Mont
gomery ef the Third church and "Rev.
E. Neleon Allen, ef the Cumberland
churoh made addresses. Remarks on the
union movement were made by Prof.
R. R. Steele." .
' i i hi
The Montavilla board of trade and tha
Improvement association have agreed to
combine Into .one organisation. It ia
thought that more good ean be accom
plished for the upbuilding of Monta
villa by combining the energies of the
two organisations. ' ......
A physical culture claaa was organised
Thursday evening at the Second Baptlat
cb.ureht Eaat' Seventh i and , Ankeny
atreeta.' The club begins Its career with'
42 members, . , .
V
Dr.N.J.FULTCrJ
NATUROPATH
- Ssecasafal IS the word that heat daecrlbes bet
career sSnee eemmg te Pertlaad. Seeoaaafal la
earing disease, s aafal ta balldlag ap what
Is today the largest efQce practice ef say
doctor la the elty. .
Thla Ie why bar efflree are at all times fan,
aad that people sometimes wait for boars te
see her.
If roe bare anr aOmest. ehroale er, aeate.
each aa rheumatlam, la grippe, broorhltta, goiter.
eviarra. iwairn ana . oowei iroaniesi servo
troubles, etc. etc., jeo would do weU to eon
suit her. She cea cure you. . .
TZSTtKOVIAU OP PXOPLS
i cuaxo,
SHZ JtAS
"Portlaad. Oct.
17. UOS.
"To whom it May Uwvre:
'l aaffered a lung time with serious stomach
trouble, the dtoaaae having - pregraaaed so far
that I waa unable to rata In my food, and finally
found water to cause nauaee; la- enort. mr
entire eystem waa ta a sertooalr depleted ene
Attica. On or about Jnir lft laat I mAwtmmA .Hh
Tr. Naacf J. yultoa, of thla elty, and waa
tnooeoe, o laae aroaimapia rrnia nenAaLAtler.
taking the twelfth I waa dlecbargMT I can
bow eat anrthins I deatro, feel perfectly well
aad am conatantly gaining atreagth. Thla mar.
velpoe Changs I caa truthmily aay ta " due te
Dr. mitoa. CLYDK VAUGHN.
. - ' "Homo, Jertereoa, Or."
Note Mr.- Vaughn can be communicated wltb
at Jrfferaoa. Or., or his father. Kll Vaughn,
raa he aeea at the New Orand Central corner
Third aad glanders, thla elty. .
'"'' ' "Octohae SO . ions. '
hom Tt'May" Doneeraf ' . .
If-a frorda-me area r - Bleaanfo"-TnrrttirTr
word is nralao ef Dr. rultoa. I suffered antM
agony for one week with pam la my whole
body. My huaband called In whom we aun-
w una i .1 liMjauiana III
the
elty.
He waa not euro, hat thought I
had
left medicine and thonaht. I would be ht
neat day; bet I gradually grew worse: sot aa
relief from pain eieept under enlatee. Raring
neura oi it. r nnun innmin irienna or ours,
wo decided to call her tn; eo my hoahaag went
St once and brought her to the house. Cnon
examination aha pronounced tt a cans of scute
gaatrltla. and after ene treatment I was abM
to get up, drees myself sad ro about my naoal
houaehold duties;- I have now -taken n - wean's
treatment and certainly think her the atost
wonderful doctor I erer met.
. . . Man. o. . "Bmnorf. -
L, . . .
"SOS Tenth St., Portlaad. Or."
Note Don't forget te inrloee noetage atamn
for reply wbea writing to any of my patients.
BKM.FULTCBI
: I ' VATOaOPATK. T,'"".''"."
T 3 1 5 TWELFTH STi
Ooraer Clay, one block from tT ear. one from
11th street enr, t from Jefferooa car.
TelepbOBO Mala S13X
STATE GUARDS RIFLEMEN TO
- COMPETE FOR TROPHY-
Annual Competitive Meet Will Be
f Held on Salem Range July
Ninth-to-Eleventh. TTT
" Official noticea were mailed today by
Adjutant-General Flnser to the different
infantry companion of the state- notify
ing them of the annual rifle competi
tion which will be held on the rifle
range near 8alem from July 0 to 11 in
clusive. Four men and a aubatltute are
to be selected from each company, but
no member will be eligible for the eon
tcst unlees he ahall have performed 71
per cent dfThe tanitary dntleavrnch
sjr paradeoi drills and eneampmenta
during the preceding year. The com
manding officer of each company will
report to headquarters not later than
June 90 the name of the captain of hla
team. Tha range will open for practice
Saturday. July .7, at I o'clock. .
' There will be three aeparate matches
dtirlnar the meet the atate trnnhv mairti
foTnpgrr-rhamptfmahlp at dlntanoea of
too and 00 yarda; atate medal match,
open to all membere of teama compet
ing for atate trophy, and the atate In
dividual match, which will be shot un
der the following conditional Two hun
dred yarda, alow Are; 000 yarda, alow
fire; 100 yarda,-alow Are; too yarda,
rapid fire; one skirmish run, 1,000 yards,
alow, Are. .
- A. allver cup and gold, silver and
Dronse medala will be awarded te the
auoceaaful contestants in the different
eventa. ,
General Flnaer ia new . negotiating
with the railroad companies with ref
erence to aecuring special rates for the
meet. . -, ,
INVITATIONS ISSUED FOR
CO;.lf.lENCEMEIiT
Pacific : University Exercises to
- Begin With Recital by : :
Music Pupils.
Irivltatlona bkVi beerr Isauad for tne
forty-fourth annual commencement" of
Paclflo unlveralty at Forest. Orove June
15-20. The commencement exercises
ill begin Friday evening at t' o'clock
when a recital will be given by the
pupils of the conservatory of music.
On Saturday evening the anniversary
of the conservatory will be observed.
The program for : the- ether exercises
will be ae followe: --
Sunday. June 17.-11 a. m. baocalau-
reate aerman. President ferrln; S pv rn.,
aermon berore the Christian aasocla
tione. Rer. Richard K. Ham, Portland.
Monday, June II.- 1 p. m., exhibit
by the art department; I p. tn.. addreaa
before the literary aocletles. Professor
IL H. Ilerdman, Portland.
Tueaday, June !. 1 e. m., annual
meeting of the trustees: I p. tn., clos
ing axerolaea of the academy; p. m.
anniversary of associate alumni. . ,
Wedneaday, June 10. 10 a. m., grad
uating exercises of the unlveralty; II
tn., annual bualnaea meeting ef t the
alumni: 1 p. m., corporation-dinner; I
p. m., 1 commencement ooncerv
aaercisea ex sunaay wiu oe neia is
She Cures the Sick
AJbTOI
CerThjctrcHS:
atgr.
tke"'floew of Ulgh-Ciaae 'Stock.""" ,"
AT.I. THIS WSBK MATirtca SATCKDAT.
TUB " ORArTDMtT PRODUCTIOW ' or. TM
ISA a mix caiks's wortDBart'L
KJaOTlONAI. DBAMA.
ThoEtcrnalCity
ft
Imaneaee east. ; augalocest scoery. . aug-
geaud oreheatra. '
raiCKS Eve., tfte. SBc, Sort Mat.. lBe, SBe.
Bvealag Cartes. 0:10 Saara.
; - HZXT WEEK
': BTJNDAT MATIKEB AND HIOHT. '
Tho Man From the
- Go!doiWcst
afONDAT, TDBaDAT, WBDNESDAT,
Br Immense Popular Den and.
"ThoEtcrnalCity
it
BATS NOW OJt SALS.
&! The Ecia Thejtre .rTi!
Seats Now Selling
' ' 1 ' At the BoxofSea ef the Batllg, - ,
Kendall Musical Company
'" ' la the Kaslesl-iesaedy Sscreea, F'T
"The Rounders"
. - AZX VZZT irTZX, antataTVTjrS
-..'t'-;'. SWaTDAT nSXT, -..' a
Popular Prices
. Evening, See, Me, aOe.
I Mm tinea, las. Ssa.
aeeerve fan regalar seats each week.
Id gal re at Boaofnee.
' TH UlTf I to THIATJUC
lata aad A a I M 1 1 a w rona
Waahlaatos 1 1 ' klala L
r TONIGHT LAST COKCBBT
Anas sAMn op arnsoiuxpl
eo htrsici a k s eo
UBAKO OOMCCBT.
1 '
Military Bead. Stringed Orrheetrs. TaTaadolla,
Oultar. Banjo. Ctuhs. Choir sad Sole Singers.
K ren lag prteea, ase., hoc T5c. 11: matinee
S6e. eoe. Toe, ',
-AtMetic-Park-
.JPnrnsr Tandrha aafl Twenty-fpttrta
JUNE 7, 8. 9 da 10 : ,
Portland vs Los Angdts
reasnee OaUeS Smo p. an. Baily. . ---
Oaaass OaUe S40 p. am. ajmadaya. :
. Xritdlee Say rrloay.
ADMISSION" 25 CENTS
GRANDSTAND, 2 Sc. CHILDREN, ISO.
BOX SlCATsV Zee
TEe GREAT SAN FRANCISCO
r DISASTER.
1 ftJTrft, a1?T-T-mTa' fl r a) v.T.fi ;
iriO'ooe IreprOduetlon' ef 'the' San Fran
cisco dlsaatar. Before, during and after
the eerthquaae and Are. T" - ; - ;
A Pyrotcenical Mechanical
y Demoastration
Requiring four ecree of space for its
-: . preeentatlon. :-.. t .,
REAL CITY, REAL EARTH
QUAKE, REAL FIRE
- At the Lew la and Clark, fair ground a
Ave days, commencing Wedneaday.
June II.
QRAIND Week of June dth
Bit Orphean.
Vaudeville
. SAJSA CO.
eiOBOB TXOMAM.
nxs-woBTH ass
.-.:' SVBT. ' '
1B0A3WAT TBIO.
" habolo atorr.-
eaABDisoopr.
ABJtSTBOBO
ABO KOIXT
-IS -
"The Expressman"
STAR THEATRE
Commencing Monday, Jane fifth Week
STAB STOCK COMAST .
"A Pleasant Day,
la Cooseetioa Witt a Strong TaaeevUle Olio.
PANT AO C& J22SUm
BALTfX OTTM atnTOf 00.
B-tTXrS CSUBSATCD I0 ASS XOaTXBT
oiaova
VeOleud aad Melville,
V' rieteaer aad Betas.
'. - . ' Mias Alia ebeea.
. Jaaa Wllaea. Moving rietarae.
Perfermesce delly at 1:S0, T:0 and I I. m.
Admlaaloa -iO and S0e boxes, Se. Ladias
sad cblldrea admitted te any seat at week
gar matlnaa tee lOe.
SAN FRANCISCO DISASTER
Meke money. Big preftta. email raveatmeot
Moving pictures of 'rriece earthquake and fire,.
Por parflrulare, Newman a Mottoa P let ore Co..
liSVt Sixth at.
OUR METHODS
OF TEACHING
Are Not Only Vp-to-Date. But a
7 T " Date Ahead, . '
We ' leed ' all other Bnalneea
-Schoola in up-to-date " met hod a
1 and eystems. .
One aradaaesa Are All Smployed
All Business . Branches Taught,
We also teach Practical Adver
: tlelng. .,, ,--.-'.-.
Men Meecrs Es,aliHa Sckesl la tat Wtrt
r-f -,v; DAY ANP WCHTe ;
OPSOT AVU
' Send, for Oaealearne.
Behnke-Walker- Business College
Elks' Bldg., Seventh end Stark .
Stetipj;iiati-pe
the Congregational church. All other
exercises, except as otherwise Indicated,
In the auditorium of Marsh halt 's
. .J' Offieese anasted. -: s."
(SpeeJel ptspstefe te The Jeataet) -Pendleton,
Or., June S. Damon lodge,
No. 4. K. of P., haa elected the following
officers for the coming year: ' Roy
Raley, chancellor; Van Pr Smythe, pre
late; Carl Ceoley, master ef work; M.
8. Kern, master at anno;' C. D. Sample,
Inner guard; Conrad Bralts, outer guard;
A. E. Lambert, keeper ef records and
eeal and master of flnancea) Louis
Oreenawald. master ef exchequer. .
ollaeeo Aseealatleta Xeeejac.
. The Hotineae aeeoelatloD wlU held
aervleea In their tent at North A'blna
tomorrow afternoon at t -e'clock. Rev,
L. I. Hadley will preach en "The Sec
ond Coming." Everybody invited. Take
Lower Al . cr tt, Joans car.
BASEBALL
'.( IS. ? :
STo Portland
-..' PORTLAND, OR1CGON.
: ; tuaort an plan only
HEADQUARTERS FOR TOURISTS
AND COMMERCIAL .
, . TRAVELERS. ,.,.'..',
' everything 'to eat and drink, and
It ooate no more ta the
Portlaad Hotel RetbakeOer
than elsewhere In the elty. ATvsry
weekday night from :! to it. , . .
--' BL O. BOWIBS, aataaage.
Dollar Pacliace
FREE
Man Medicine Free
rr-Ton eaamow obtain a urge dollar alaa tree..
package of Mas Medicine free oa requeet.
Maa Medicine glrre you oaea atero the guate,
the Joyful aatlatacttoe. the- pulae aad throe et
physical pleeeure, the heea sense ef maa-eenaa
tlon, the luxury et. life, body-nearer end body
npmfort free, hlaa Mrdlrtna dnao-H.
Maa Medicine eureo man-weaaneae, earvans
deMllty. . early decay, dleoamrageA - saeahnod,
functional failure, vital .weeknean, brain tag,
backache, prostatitis, kidney trouble sad aerv-
Voa eea cure yourself at borne by Mas Medi
cine, and the full alas dollar package will be
delivered to you tree, plala wrapper, sealed,
with full directions sow to use. it. The rail alaa
dollar package free, no permeate ef sny kind. '
no receipts, ae promlaes, as papers to sign. It
Is free.
All we want to knew Is that roe see set
sending for It out ef idle curiosity, eat that roe
waai to do well, ene become roar strong
Bturai aalt ooct jnore. Man Medicine will do
waat yon want It to do: make you d real BUST
manlike, man-powerful.
Tour name and address will bring It; sll yea
lira to do la to send and get It. We sued tt
free to every dlerouraged one of the maa sex.
Interstate Bemedy Compear, T50 Leek bniieV
big. Detroit. Michigan.
YUEN
CHINESE PHYSICIAN
JJ-e! Having studied aasdl.
3 elne foe mane reera an.
China.
He cures all
esronie sad private
dleeeees ef Maa and
Re -eompoenda end
psts np for use his
remedies, the . lugredl-.
ente ef which a -a care
fully Viocted.- My-rem---edtes
will not destroy
your stomach er en
danger your. life with
an oneratlon. If oat tana
as rlaka. as I see aw eeleona or drugs. .
' t taeore quick results st the Irowast aes
dble eoet. ... -
Call and eee me if you are sfflieteeVi. . -,
w . OOBTSTJiTATIOBr VaSI., .
SOTiUtBt-
dlair ca
' MAKBIC ABB
OBAITfTX
r'-". WOBKS.
Artistic mono- ;
'saenta, aaaaao
leatna. Cemetery
aad building work
manufactured
from the beet ef
marble and granite.
Correepoadenee and
orders promptly
attended to.
Cast End Naalsoa
Street Irkt '
PORT
LAND ORE- .
OON
(i.
1.111
DLOOD poison
. roi mom mi tweitt mis
ere have made the ear or blood polsoe a
specialty. Prtsaary. AeceeMtory er Tertiary
Bleed Pelsee Permanently Cured. Vou caa
be treated ai home ander aame guaranty.
Capitol SaOftOOO. Ws so) lot t the moot obott
aa to eases. If yon have exhausted the old
methods of treatment, and still have aches
and pains. Mucus Pate bee In Mouth. Bore
Throat. Pimples, Copper-Colored Spot
Ulcere ea any part of the body. Hair or
Eyebrows falling- out, write tor proofs et
eurea. 100-page Book Pree.
COOK REMEDY COY
138 BAttW TUUlt, Ihkasa, a,s.a.
StomQfliTroutlES
Positively Cured
by- iNarure'a Owe)
Remedy, Rasaeri'a
P4ATIV t ntHDS,or
costs vou nothing' 23c
and tl (contains Sight
Draft 4or actum at your.
m i rfMa AtCeae.
I away (w Mm aesni Teal
j narewe -
l&aaewtt'a Native Herbs Company
in Bams as. uaaa oe ape rrsanrmem, aa.
Open for the Season
Parle fee
FAMILY " SUMMER CARDrrj
Wsshlngtoo Street, Ketr Cry T" ;
,.i - Eatrar.ee.
Strictly Vm-c't
Fine line of 1 .i -wichee
sn J C"
eiewisaua
I. v;,.,: