Tins oniico:? daily journal Portland. Saturday evening, june is. ucs.
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JUIHg.... .... .'. ...t '.. ."Th Rooneors"
Bsksr "Th Man From the Goldea WmI"
I-Trlc.. "Brent ht to Jostle"
'" , ."UuUl lilnvnam"
Grand..... Vaadetllla
Pentaga .. Vaudsvlll
or i every Sunday w carry our
excursionists up through th heart, of.
th Cascad mountains to Caacada
- Locks, a point on tho Columbia l mllas
from Portland, to one of th tnoat
charming and romantio" spots on the
. Tace of th Globe. The Chaa. R. Spen-
cer depart from bar Oak street dock.-
Portland, at a. m. returning
P. m., affording . excursionists nine
liours of solid enjoyment and 138 mile
ride among tha ecenlo wonders of the
world .Among the waterfalls , to be
seen la one. Multnomah, which has a
drop of (00 feet, and tha mountalna and
U.aay ona. jirejBeiiJL a. janorama jofwel rd 1 y
,. wua granaeur wiucn is aimpiy inae
; acrlbabl. Tho famous Caatle Rock, so
much, written of --of lata, on of. the
wondra of the Columbia, Is approached
within a few feet nd is the admiration
-'-of every -tourist.- Be up early -tomor-
row. morning- and ' go along .with .th
crowd. Meals served- If desired. , Carry
. your luncheon tf you wlh to. . .
A.
Estacada Is choosing it goddess -of
liberty for the big Fourth of July cele
, t bratlon planned by th cltlsens of that
town. She Is being voted for. 'end an
' Interesting contest .la expected. Th
' v contest will close June SO. A confmKte
, op arrangements was appointed aom
time ago as follows: W. A. Cunningham,
, W. F. Carey, J. ; R. , Wilson, -Wtliara'
' Jones, E. F. Surface. Othera who will
. take part In th celebration are E. C
. Belknap, marshal; John Ely,' parade
.-manager; William Delapp, Clark Possos,
v A I Havens, deputy marshals; William
Jones, manager of dance; John R. Caa
sidy, B. O. Boswell. commute on dee
". orations:. Mr. and Mrs. Heylman, Mr.
and Mra W. J. Lewellen. Mr. and Mrs.
Richards, Mr, and Mrs. Boswell, Dr. and
' Mrs. Havlland. Mr. and Mrs. Schults,
j reception committee; C T. How, treaa-
, .". urer. . . . . '
. The American - Library association
; which last summer met In Portland will
liold Ita conference this year-at Narra-
gansett Pier.-June, 2t to. July S. JLast
- - yesr'a meeting was the first on held
. west of . th Rockies In 10 years, so
much of the time waa spent in consld
oration of western library 'conditions.
""''At this nest meeting more ' general
r topics will be dealt with. . There) will
. be in address by the governor of Rhode
r Island, the subject of which Is not yet
announced; a'. paper y Owen. Winter,
the author, on "Subjects Fit for Fic
tion; a report on the effects of earth-
'; quak and fir on Ban Francisco libra
. riee, and other papers of general Inter
est such as the plsnnlng of - library
THtnaing. ThrT)uMlo: library aa a mr-
- nlctpal institution. iv J- ,
In fitting up a park In this city Reln
tisrdt at.Ninson, proprietors, borrowed
the sum of I'.OOe of William Kuehn.
who stabbed his wife' Tuesday while he
' was said to have been Insane. Kuehn
' created a panic during", th affray and
It was stated that, he wss driven Insane
by tha refusal of the park proprietors
to repay th money they had borrowed.
. Representatives of th firm declare that
. they borrowed the money for th soecl
fled term of two year and refused to
pay within that time. They borrowed
"It ror Investment purposes, they de
elore. and are Under no obligations to
par It until the notes become due. At
the, proper time thcy'wtu pay. )
' Th graduating class qf ffie Milwaukee
school with- th retiring principal, Misa
M. A. SRuegg. and th teachers, were en
tertalned at his home Thursday by
School Director Philip Streib. assisted
by Directors Richard Scott and I. W.
Orasley. The class Is the largest In the
hletory of .the school and la made up aa
follows: - Daniel Berkemier, William
- Klinraanr Wesley- Grasle, Aaron Berke
' mier. Ernest Oliver, James Vetheer. Al-
fredjahn, Bessie Lewis, Bertha La kin,
. Llssle Streib, Julia Murphy. Verna Holt.
El ma Wetsler, Eva Duffy and Edna
- Atwooa.
In commemoration of th late Bishop
Morris, memorial services will be held
at Trinity church. Nineteenth and Ever
' ett streets, tomorrow evening at I o'clock.
ttev. William 8eymour Short of Aatorla
and Rev. D. K. Loverldge of Eugene will
be the speakers, and It is possible that
' Bishop K'ator . of th jurisdiction of
-Olympian hi ay- alao-dellver- an address.
At I o clock tomorrow morning a me
morial celebration of th holy commun
ion will be held, at th church.
An entertainment will be given June
ti at Arlon hall for the purpose of
- organising what will be called the Fern
club, a charitable society having for
its object the aid of unfortunates. Th
. entertainment will be given on th date
of the" coronation of the king of Nor-
: way and will be appropriate to th occa
sion, tt Is to b given by a number
of women - who deslr to organise the
society and aid those who are less for
tunate' than themselves.
- "The Chemistry of th Nehalem Bees
' wax" Is the subject of a lecture which
will be delivered before th Oregon
Academy of Sciences In the city hall
tonight by Prof. Charles E. Bradley of
Pacific university. In his talk. Profes
- tor Brsdley -willpresent -thc-resulta-ef
a recent Investigation. An address on
th geology of th Watlula gorge will
be delivered JyProf A- S. Foster of
Portland. ..-V "" " '
' On Friday evening th little Highland
Mission Baptist church waa crowded to
th doors with IIS people to attend a
Bunday school entertainment, opening
. with several songs by tha audience and
some well rendered recitations by Miss
Oladys Salisbury and Mr. Ray Duncan.
" Mr. J. C. Camahsn is entitled to much
'credit -for- his effort -to- build - up a
. ' church, at Hlghjsnd. ; ';
AnnOuneementJaLmade by th ttnlted
States civil service commission that an
esamlnatlon will be held July B for th
purposaotillllng ayacaney In th posl-
i 1 . . . "'
Taylor St Methodist
r -Church
rBAjroxs ' sirmoaTTa skobt.
ennoa looa
UNSEEN: FORCES
Xotur Ti4Sv
LIFE gf CHRIST"
.." WILL BE' -'.
ILLUSTRATED
WITH" HOFFMAN'S VIEWS. '
COLOKBD THWS Ba. ,.
"' Th Birth. The Holy Supper,
- Before PtlatV Th Cross, Burial.
Rsurrctlon, Etc.. ... , .
ZUCSTBATXD SOKCIS
" "Nearer, Mr Ood', to The" and
Jesus, Lover of My Soul."
COMJs aamx.T. '
lrTccyajaai,
ffliSBM
SAVKGS Dira
Pays 4 per cent interest on
savings accounts, compounded
semi-annually. Pays 4 per cent
interest orr yearly and 3 per
, cent on six1 months' time de
posits. 's. -.v "
. Call and. see us at our new
banking; rooms in the ' Labbe '
building, corner of Second and
Washington streets, for further
- particulars. '" -' "'','- ,
' orncm an buotohi
L-ABXWfikllHJPresldeiitl
UJLVlliM. DUNNB. Vice-President
LANBINO STOUT, Cashjer. -;
C B. SEWALU-JUelstant Cashier.
JOHN.DR18COLL. AND E. C. .
: OODDARD. '''; """
tlon bf engineer In th quartermaster's
department at large. Fort McPherson,
Georgia, at a aalary of $1,300 peryear.
On July.lt and 11 examinations will be
held for the purpose of filling a num
ber of vaeanoiea-tn th position of sur
veyor In th Philippine service, the sal
ary being 11.400 per annum. , The ap
pointment of about 40 ', additional
surveyors is contemplated in th near
future. - ;r. . .
:'-' " -'i- j ' N ;. '''
Collins Hot Mineral ' Springs hotels
most beautifully situated' on th north
bank of the Columbia river, is open for
guesta th whole year. The mineral
water la especially good for rheuma
tism, stomach, kidney and liver trouble.
WrU guarantee ' good accommodations.
Easy of acceaa either by rail or boats.
All boat atop at Collins Hot Springs.
O. R. at N. local leaves Portland at 8:1
a m., arrives at Collins at 10:01 a
ra.: only - two hours' ride on train.
Steamer Spencer and Regulator lln of
steamer leav- Portlands at t -T , m,
dally. C. T. Belcher, proprietor, will
welcome you all
Mlnnln Larson Rosenau has filed
suit for a divorce front. John Rosenau
in which ah allege that her husband
deserted her on th llth day after their
marriage. They were married at Van
couver. Washington, Msy, !, 1S06, and
Mrs. Rosenau say s her husband left
her June of th satn year. Sh asks
to" be given th custody of the child,
11 months old. .- .
:, Water . through boa for sprinkling
yards or sidewalks, or washing porches
or window, must be paid for In advance
and used only between th hours of E
and S a," to; and and p. m. It must
not be used for sprinkling streets. If
used contrary to these rules, or waste
fully. It will be shut off. . ,
Pleaaur trips by trolley on the O. W. P.
tomorrow To Qresham. ttc; all points
eaat " of Oreaham to and Including Es
tacada, SOc round trip. " Dinner at-Hotel
Estacada, 76c; cara leave First and
Alder streets, 7:10. t:30, IIjIO, a. m..
1:10. S:S0. 1:44, t:t p. viL "TlckeU on
sale In waiting-room. . -.v-. -
Article of Incorporation of the Pacific
Coast Hardwood Manufacturing company
were filed In the county clerk' offloe
this morning by George F. Martin. Alex
ander Kuna and William T. Mulr. Their
ebjeot-ts-to buy and sell, all products
of timber. Capital stock 130,000.
Don't buy ready-mad clothing when
you can get your suit made to order as
cheaply as you can buy Ul-flttlng ready-
made clothea We make any auit In th
hous to order for $26. Don't order your
suit, till you look at our stock. Unique
Tailoring Co., I0 Stark, bet. Ith (th.
William Tell lodge No. I. O. D. K. 8-
will have boat excursion Sunday, June
IT, to Washington grov. ' Boat will
leave foot of Washington street at S:l(
m. . All friends and - their families
kindly Invited. Round trip 76 cents;
children under 12, 16 cent.
A free debating club has been organ
ised to meet every Saturday night at
Mi T. M. C. A. TonUrht th big stick
is up for debat under th subject.
"Resolved, That an Increase In the army
and navy of th United Statea la a
danger to Democracy. """V-V :
Trolley trips on th O. W, P. to
morrowTo Oregon City and Canemah
Park, I6c round trip; dancing fn pavilion
afternoon and evening. Cara leave First
and Aider street on th odd hour and
every 40 minute. Tickets for sale In
waiting-room. -. , ... v . -
Th board of director of th Port
land Trust company of Oregon met at
th company' banking-house In Port
land on June IS and declared tha usual
semi-annual dividend on the - capital
stock of the company, payable July J.
A Jury In th United States district
court returned a verdict last night of
t16 damagea In favor of Peter Bay-
ley, who loat a leg while fireman on an
engine In the logging camp of th East
ern 4 Western company. .. ,
Oregon City RlvrTrips. iJeligMTuT
river rid for a llttl money. Sunday
boat leavea Taylor street -S:30. 11:30 a.
m., 3:30 p. m.; leave Oregon City 10 a.
m., 1 and 6 30 p. m. Round trip 26o.
Dr. Brougher" subject at Whit Tem
pt Bunday night, "Luck and Pluck; or
th Fellow w no w nines ana tne renow
Who Whistles." Second In series for
young men. Toung men welcome. r . .
Owing to th absenc of County Judge
Webster from th cltyL It Is announced
that there will be no- aesslon of the
county court next Mondsy, Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Concrete Construction Co., 701 Cham
ber of Commerce, manufacturer of
eohrttan-ctJl
all kind of cem.nt work, Tel Main 180
"Th Worst Thing In th World" I
Dr. House's subject Sunday night at
Flrat Congregational church, Madison
and Park streets. Special muslo. .
Ths bulletin listing ths books added
to th library during th last three
montha Is out and may be had at th
library. , .
W are still selling eye glasaea at II;
a perfect fit guaranteed or money re
funded. Metsger at co ill Blxtn street.
C B. Walborn. furniture repairing, pol
ishing, packing, shipping. Tel. East 11(1.
Acme Oil Co. sells the best safety oil
and fin gasolines. - Phone Eaat 7IS. . c
- Short dry wood 11.60 par. load. Call
up Main 4(1. Tha Nlcolal Bros. Co.
r At a special session of th county
court this morning Judge Webster made
an order forbidding th sale of Intox
icating liquor In precincts 23.30, 34. 4ft,
l, 47. 4. to, f f, 71 and SO, these precincts
LARGE CLASS IS
GRADUATED
Fifty-Four Students Finish Their
Course at the Portland
T' Academy. V'
MISS MARGARET MERGES
WINS DECLAMATION PRIZE
ClHs Glee Club Renders Music and
"Make " Hh Mfss Lucila Payna
Receives Thr Scholarship "PrUes
' Greek Priis for Miss Cameron.
Relative' and friends of th pupils of
Portland academy gathered In large
numbers' last night to sttend the com
mencement exercises of th class , of
1101. The program was an elabotate
on. . Enthusiasm marked th procd-
ings, every feature and even every
announcement being cheered to th oho.
. The. olass la th largest over graduated
by! Portland academy, th number of
memoers being 64. Th leading feature
of th program was an oratorical prise
contest open to members of th claaa
The contestants were - Mis Margaret
Virginia; Merges," Vernon Walter Cooke,
William V. Dolph. Miss Georgia Maud
Newbury and Cecil Jefferson Espy.
W. D, Wheelwright, representing th
Judge, awarded th prises, ths rlrst
going to Miss Merges and the .second
to Walter Cooke.
- 0irl OU Olnl) m rrorruL
The music of th evening waa fur
nished by th - girls' gle " club, which
waa directed by Edward Couraen. . Th
ololat was Mis Vlda Reed. Of th
scholarship prises Miss Luctl , Payne
received . three, the Corbett i oris for
scholarship In th graduating class, th
Selling prise for English scholarship and
the t Livingston -prts for- Latin. -All
three were first prises. Both the Sell
Ing and Corbett second prises went to
Miss Helen Barber,' Th Nichols first
prls for excel leno In mathematics wss
awarded- to Miss Virginia Merges, the
Nichols, second prise to George Wood.
Mis Anna Cameron won th prls for
superiority In Greek. The Judges of
th declamation contest were Rev. W. O.
Eliot. R. W, Montague, R, L. Glisan,
W. B. Ayer and Judge. A. L. Fraser.
Th VTOgTaaa, ''
Th order of exercises wss aa follows:
Or can olo. march from 'Th Desert
(David). Edgar E. Couraen ; Invocation,"
Rev, -Ben-Esra Stile Ely. D. D.; part
sons:. "Th Chorister" (Sullivan), Girls'
Gle club. Select declamatlona: "Cuba
Must B Fre" (Thurston). Cecil Jffr-
sen Espy: Tb-ttnknown Speaker" (Up
pard) William Vanderbilt Dolph; "The
Leadership or Educated Men- t(nrrisj,
Vernon Walter Cooke; , chorus, "Blow,
Soft . Winds" (Vincent), Girls' chorus;
"Th New South'" (Grady), Margaret
Virginia Merge; "Irish Aliens and Eng
lish Victories" (Shlel). Georgia Maud
Newbury; 'contralto solo, "Thought of
Horn" (Edwarda). via Kea; presen
tation of diplomas," William M. Lad;
presentation of eholsrship prise; part
onr. "By- th River" (Marso). Girl'
Gle club; presentation 'of declamation
prises W. D. Wheelwright; benediction.
Rev. . Ben-Esra Stiles Ely. D. D.
bavins- been voted "dry" under th local
option law at th general election. June
4. The- erder- exoept ina. saie ot ppre
alcohol lr scientific purposes and of
win for churches. . .
Prise waits. Cedar Park. Sunday aft
ernoon and evening. Ladle free.
' Women' exchange," 133 Tenth atreet.
lunch, 12 to 3.
Panama hatter, 311 4th. Phone Pao. 307.
Camera Obscura on Portland
ii Heights.
A camera obacura ha been Installed
on Hawthorn terrace upon a alt jeom
mending a maamifloent panorama. 6'f the
city, mountains, rivers and valley a- This
aoDaratua. forming a magnificent mor
Ing plctur full of life and color of th
grand scene surrounding this city, will
add greatly to the pleasure and enter
tainment of the' thousand or Traitors
comins- here thl summer, ss well as
th people of this city and surrounding
country, many or whom nav never nao
th pleaaur. of seeing thl beautiful
device.
Visitor going to Portland Heights will
mis a rare treat If they fall to see the
wonderful camera obacura which la lo
cated near th observatory. .
. , " - Two More Chances. !
The Aatorla 4 Columbia River Rail
road company will only run two more
II. SO-Sunday seaside xcurslons this
year, ono next . Sunday, June; IT, and
th last on Sunday, Jun 24. Ticket
sales UlmlteJ . t9 seatlmjaiolty of
train. Get yours at th city offloe, 248
Alder street, any day during the week,
and at th Union depot Sunday morn
ing. For Information telephone C A.
Stewart, agent. Main 003 - .
A Full Partner.
The place to Insure Is where yon are a
full partner In th management, benefits,
privileges and proflte.
Ita policyholders own the Penn Mutual
Life, 8berrrtan tt Harmon, general agenta.
Cheap Rates East. .
On Jun 23 and ti the Canadian Pa
cific will salt special round trip tickets
to eastern terminals at very low rates.
For full particular call on or address
T. ItJohnsonv- Fs aV-PA,-143Thlrd
street, Portland, Oregon.
Tfc otremlatloa f Th J'oanuU ta
ortlaad aad In Oregon esoeed that ot
aay other Oregoa aewspaper.
JarmtA TO WtttlA-t.
Oh, Bryan, dear Btyan, coma home to
i u now,
Tou anserine hangeth so high; r -Thar
ne'er wss another Just Ilk you,
w vow, '"
And victory percheth near by.
Oh, honey, your praise Is la vry
- oreexe - -In
each sephyr'dlsturblnr th sir
Oh, hurry, dear Billy, hack over th
seas,
And iolp us beard Ted in hi lair.
And If on th journey your garment
are soiled, . .
Tteroember it,-dear, In" your dreams;
For perfection In " cleansing we'v
ardently tolled ' '
'"You've attained It," our great eagle
scream.
lUch polisher In thecbncm w do
r heat . r
Not with fir oh, ho, but with
steam . t
So none of our neighbor can with us
compete
Of U laundries ourown Is thram.
VVIOaT X-AUbTDBY
Tel. Mala SSS. Seooa aad Oolnmbia
EILERS HOUSE
' TO SURELY
DISCONTINUE
POSITIVELY J RETIRES FROM
RETAIL, THOUGH NEW,,
, LEASE WAS SIGNED. . L
Will Occupy Upper Corner and En
tire 'Second Floor Now Used by
Business College Possession to Be
Given in October A Deal Involv
inf thsv Saving of $39,000 in Rent
Notwithstanding th numerous rumor
which have been circulated during "the
paat few day to the effect that Eller
Piano House will not rtlr from th
retail business nor vacate their present
quarters, th doors of tha famous "quar
ter block" of Una nlamw will nlnu 1a.
("night insofar as active retailing Is eon-
Tl..W..y" 1 '"I'l"' I mm ii i ill
1 "IWi,
It Is true. hnsavaK that nornHntlnna
have been on foot for the paat few days
between Messra Jennings a Co., th
well-known local real. eetate-deHlera.
jaetlng aa agenta for the Brooke estste.
ana. ciiers fiano House, and at the
eleventh hour term satisfactory to both
parties were arrived at and a new lease
was signed covering a period of five
yeara . .'.:.':.'.,- u ..:. '.":-'". '-
Th new arrangement does not cover
th old retail warerooms, but instead of
this th entire second floor of the block
will b occupied, together with the up
per or western comer of Jhe building,
where formerly Aeolian Recital hall and
th' general offices of the concern wer
located. This, while securing to - th
firm a saving in rent amounting to ex
actly I3S.000 for the five years' term
of th new leans, will eventually give
Eller Piano House a larger display
than ever before. The second floor of
the building Is now "occupied by the
Portland . Business college, which pop
ular Institution has made arrangements
for fine quarters in th new building to
be erected at th corner of Tenth and
Morrison streets. It Is flarured that this
building will bfc finished by October 1,
at which time possession can be given
10 alters fiano House. Many changes
iithfK. Si b,tMt-"1-eH
mad In the building.
Many alterationa are contemplated:
and the Arm will snare ne exnenae. to
ma ae mis Duuoing tn nnest and most
convenient mueloal Instrumenr hous In
tn united Btate. Meanwhile, of
course, and nn til --these changes sr
completed, EMlers Piano Hous retires
irora the retail field.
- To Be Entirely Remodeled.""'
It I olanned en4lralv ta remodel the
lower noor. outtln In a solid nlata.
glass front In the south and western
portion of the building.. Famous little
Aeolian hall, will-be revived In th ax
tram eastern second-floor- portion o
the block, and will be made exactly
twice the slxe of th former one. A
considerable portion of the second floor
win d arranged In a series of well
appointed mualo studies, hsndaomely
ana conveniently arranged and beautl
fully decorated.
xne general offices will be removed to
a mesxanlne floor that will be provided
in i ne nortnwestern part of the build
Ing, affording an airy and well lighted
accounting department.. On th second
noor win d located tne msin sales
rooms. -.. In addition to converting
large portion upstair for us aa tha
recital hall, referred to above, there
will be located al the Aeolian cir
culating library and parlors for talking
machines and records. It Is needless
to say that every attention will be
paid -to th arrangement of the hall
with regard-to acoustics, ventilation.
furnishings, Including a . concert . nip
ortran and grand piano on th stag.
modern electric elevator, together
wun nroaa ana convenient stairs, -win
be provided, a well a a fireproof vault
with a special Interior, furnishings and
equipment . - . -: . -
A New Eilers- Piano H
' Thus Portland will aaraln boast of a
tnorougniy appointed and strictly up-to-date
musical establishment, not sur
passed anywhere In the United States.
and while the great amount of rebuild
ing ana remodeling win aeisy tn open
Ing of th new retail establishment un
til pretty wall alona towards tha flrat
of the year, the new that Eilers Piano
House will retain practically It former
location on upper Washington street.
converting the clock Into a most mod
ern piano emporium, will be received
with a great deal of satisfaction, not
only by th coterie of muaio-lovlng pub
lic generally, but slso by real estate
men and Washington street merchants,
several of whom hav brought much
Influence t6 bear in the endeavor to have
Eller Piano Hous remain In th old
iftuiianva location.
Temporarily, the Oregonlarr Premium
Talking Machine Department, where th
dtstrlbunon or Victor and t Columbia rec
ord! ia being carried on, will be found
In th upper corner of th old EUera
Piano- Hous. In the front part of the
1 . 1 uu '
AVI lll.r I I l-CLA nail. - -
In th rear portion of thl same hall
space will be provided for the Aeolian
circulating l.iorary, so that this servtc
will be extended-to Pianola owner unin
terruptedly, same as before.
Every on of th remaining fine pi
ano, several Pianola pianos, one Bany
Grand, numerous organs, several PI
anol.a and two Orcheatrelles will hav
been- either sold or removed from the
old premises by this evening, and Eilers
Piano House, insofar as active retailing
Is concerned, will be a thing of th past.
at least until latsr in tne year,
Telephone - number will-remain" as
heretofore, PtIv. Ex. II, and the elty
offices will be found scattered through
out the corner, wherever work will be
lesst Interfered with by contractors and
builders.
CATHOLICS WILL PICNIC ON
: GLORIOUS FOURTH
Decide to Hold Celebration at
Lewis and Clark Exposition
Grounds on That Day. ,
Fifty Catholica gathered last night
st the home of"ArPhbthop--Chrlt! and
decided that th members of thaj relig
ious sect wer patriotic enough to hold
a celebration of Independence day, even
If the city of Portland and Ita public
bodies ar not. - Plans war mad for a
celebration-In the form, of a plonlo to b
hld In ThLtwls andClfk exposllionf
ground,- admteelon to be charted and
th publltf Invited.
Th gathering included moat or tn
Catholic clergy of thl rlty, a well ss
many leading laymen. 4. B. Courtney
acted as chalrmsn and Frank Barrett
wap secretary. A number of commit
tees wer sppolnted and wer Instructed
to gt busy at once. A discussion waa
held a to ths featurea which might
fppeal to th public, though most of th
details were- left to th committees.
It waa definitely decided to . give a
patrtotlo program Ih the Government
building. The' Whale piano hous do
nated a 3400 piano, which will be pre
sented to th young lady selling - th
largest . number of tlcketa - to th
ground a Among other featurea of .the
picnic will be a voting contest on th
grounds to determine th. most popular
priest In the city. .To th winner will
h given a handsome walking stick.
- Milwaukee Country Club.
Memphl and LulsvlU races! Tak
Bellwood and Oregon City ears at First
and Aider. . J i .
ST. JOINS PLAHS
TO CELEBRATE
Industrial Parade Will Be Feature
of Program on Glorious
. ' - '...'Fourth. . x
GODDESS OF LIBERTY
; ' IS BEING ELECTED
Rivalry Between Candidates for the
" PositionQueen of th Day Will
Also Bt Chosen by Popular Ballot
-Arrangements Committee Busy. ' -
.' Eaat Sid Department,
Th Fourth of July celebration at St.
Johns,. aa planned by th committee ot
arrangements, will be on an elaborate
scale. It is proposed to make th In
dustrial parade ths feature of "the dsyr
Two y7ung ladles sr to be chosen by
hallototi. to represent the Goddess of
Liberty, and the other to Queen of the
Day. The, following young ladle are
contestant for ths honors: Miss Kstie
Douglas. Mis Anna Perrlh and Miss
Lena Madison. .Ballot boxes have been
placed at tha St. Johns pharmacy. W.
W. Rasers confectionery, end Knight
V Glover's store, where th partlsana of
th fair contestants may deposit their
yotea .
It Is proposed to hav all th old-time
sports, corse racing, baseball) rag-";
munins, root racing, . greased 'pole
climbing, and other smusements so dear
to th heart of enthusiastic celebrants
of our natal day. D. S.f Bouthmayd has
been chosen marshal of th day.
Th sporting events will be In charge
of the following: Horse racing, F, W,
Valentine; baseball, Pascal Hill; Are de-
partraent, T.- H. Glover-ragamoff inay P,
J. Peterson: foot racing. W. W. Rsser.
The commute desires to extend an
invitation to the people of tha peninsula
and adjoining towns to com and help
them, celebrate, v
- W. Jower, whose brick business block
at St. Johns Is undergoing investigation
by th council of that city, has threat
ened that If hi building I condemned
he-wilt bring-to th notice of th coun
cil several other buildings whose con
struction .Is of a flimsy character. Mem
bers of the council, however, say that
such talk will not Influence their action
In making a thorough examination of tha
building, and that th decision will b
la accord with, what they find to-be th
fact. Jower, th Chinaman,- la much
atlrred up over the prospect of having
his building condemned and v rased.
There Is more or less sympathy ex
pressed for him by the residents of Bt.
Johns, who believe that he was prob
ably Imposed upon.
Tha members of tha Mississippi Ave
nue "Congregational church are aroused
over the prospect of a - saloon being
established across th street from their
churchy and ar preparing -t- mak a
strong resistance, it- Is known that a
corner lot on th opposlt aide of th
treat waa recently purchased for 33.000
4nr a saloonkeener on Mlastssltinl ave
nue, In precinct No. (0, who wss put
out of business by local option winning
In his district. Th fear Is that thl
man will transfer his business to th
new location, which 1 Just outside- of
precinct Na' SO. The only way to pre
vent opening this ealoon Is by an appeal
to-th-cltjr counotlraBrhr-sno lwf
to prevent establishing a saloon near a
church. . " ,
Th board of director of th St.
John school district has elected . ths
following teachers for the next school
year: W. C. Aldnrson, principal; Kuty
Carvrv-hlgh school!" grade teachers.
Edith Van Vleet, Adelaide Bebee, Fran
cis Brown. Alda Ovrstret. Ida Berry,
Edna Bailey, Corlnett Haley, Madg
Dunn, Verne Farmer, Donna Beach.
Viola Peddloord, Nellie Ewan. Except
for tha high school no assignments hav
been made. -
Dr. A. W.'Moor of th health board
has advised that th water In Asylum
creek be covered1 with oil to prevent
it becoming a breeding place for mos
qultos. It seems to be Impracticable
to get thl watar -drained off through
the opening In th Alder street sewer,
which 1 abov-threvel-f -th-wter-.
The residents In th vicinity of thl
lough ar alarmed at th prospect of
thla water remaining there throughout
th hot weather. . A special committee
from th East Side Improvement asso
ciation I trying to devise a plan to
drain this water off. An original ge
nius has suggested that all of th east
side sloughs should be drained and con
verted Into sunken gsrdens, which, he
think, would rival In beauty the sunken
gardens In th city parka of th old
world. , jiL .
Th Mothers' and Teachers' club held
the laat meeting of tha year yesterday
afternoon in th assembly hall of the
Brooklyn school. Addresses were mad
by Miss May Montgomery, who, pok
In th interest of th Consumers' league,
by Miss MUli Trumbull, - whoa re
marks wer especially directed to moth
ers,. amLby Mrs. Orac Watt Ross, rep-
resenting the -City Federation of Wom
en' clubs.
Members of the Brooklyn Baseball
elub, who won th cup, were present
aa guests of ths Mothers' and Teachera'
dub. Th following 'Tiff leer were
elected to serv during the next year:
President, Mra. Hlldred Hawea; vice-
president. Mrs; C. H. Fox; secretary.
Miss Msy McKeown; treasurer, Mrs.
James Neely. .
Th baccalaureate' sermon for th
graduating class of th Montarllla pub-
lid school will ba preached neat-Sunday
evening by Rev. .Oilman. Parker. The
service will be held Jn Grace Baptist
church. There ar 14 graduates In this
year' class of th Montsvtlla school;
probably th largest graduating clasa
frowangfffljjupnrbyn jr
ACnr'lsltan"haren.ig "Of gahIidfTTlself In securing a conviction of th
St John last Sunday with an Initial
memberahlp of 16. Rev. Bruce Wolver-
ton Is acting pastdr. - Rev. J. F. Qhorm
leyof th Central church. East Port
land. J. A. Nulton, representing th
Woodlawn church, and Rev. E. M. Pat
terson of First Christian church, Port
land, assisted in ths organisation of th
new church. t
- The work of constructing oil Janka
for the O. R. N. Co., near St. John,
I tn progress. 1 A largs amount of Iron
s on th ground, and mora la being
delivered dsily. Th alt of th tank
la near th river bsnk on what Is known
aa ths Robert farm. A spur track will
be built from the main line on th pe
ninsula to these tank that th lo
comotive of th company may be sup
plied with fuel oil. A wharf will be
put In on 'the river front near th. tanks
for the convenience of tbe -company'
oil-burning ateamera.
M. T Holbrook ha been elected
director ol th Peninsula, bank, tU
V - "
Br.N.J.FULTOW
NATUROPATH
Ssceeasfal la the word that -beat eeawrttMe hef
exiter slur nmng'io Poftlma. SacttasfuOst
esrlag disease, successful Is Bsildlsg p wbst
is - today - the Isrieet off lea practice .at asr
sector I th elty. ' -
- This la why hav offlree are at all times fan.
and that people ioaietlBies wait (or hours to
aoe bar.
If rno have aay ailment, dimple er arnte.
esrs ear rbeumatlaai, la grippe, bronchltia, goiter,
ratarrk. atmnarh and bowel (ruablea, serve
tmublee. ete., tc, jam would-do well to con
sult bar. She cas core yoo.
nsTistoviAis or riori,s shb Mas
,- OVSEO.
"Port lead. Oct ITi ISO. .
'Tn Whoaa It May Uoaeers:
"I coffered a lung tim wttk aerlooa stooiar
treable, the alma harlaf pmsreaawd ee far
that I waa enable to retain sir food, and flaellr
found wafer to eases Dama; in short, ear
entire system waa Is s eerhaiaiy deplMed emt
Allies. On or sbnet July IS last I adTlaed wits
tr. N'anr J. rill I on, ef thla cltf, and was
Indnr lo take Ireatsienta frvmi br, and after
taking the twelftb I waa dlarharsr. I cas
sow eat enjrthfnf I dnlre. feel perfely well
and am ronatantly tatslns strn(tb. - Thla mar
T.lcia rhaiuje.1 raa truthfully aay hi tu te
Dr. rultos. OADB VAtTOHN. !
; "Homo, Jerfrrana. Or."
Note Mr Vantbs can bo eoniasnlrated wttb
at Jvrferano. Or., or bla father. EH Vanahn.
ran be aees at the. New Or. ml Cootral, coracr
Third and riandars. thla city.
.. s - - October
"Ta trbem It Mar Concern:
1909.
"It afforda me great pleasure to write
word In pralae of Dr. nil too. I aaffarrd untoM
asony for oao wak with past In my whole
boor. My bnsbaaa callr In whoa we snn.
poMoLwas one of th beat phyalrlana la th
dir. lie wa sot aura. Imt Ihm.ht I ...
.nenralsla.anr tt' silrht prove te be yallitonea,
ion Rienanno ana Tnonrnr i won id he better
nert 6ny, but I srailaallr rrew worae: sot so
relief from pale eieept under jmlataav Havta
beard of lr. miton throuxb frtenda of ears,
we derided te call her In: no my husband wont
at once and brooabt her te the bouaeX t'pmi
eiamlnallon she nrnnonnemt H a rase sf acute
sastrltls. and after one treatment t waa able
to sot un. itrros mrarlf ami an abent tnr n.n.f
honsrhoM duties. I hsre now tsse a week's
treatmnt and eertshtly think ber the taoot
wonderful eoctor ever met.
, -.- "MRS. O .JC. ntTTSO!.
- ' " ' gM Teatb St., Portland.-Or
Wofe Hon t roreet to tnrlneo nostafe stamp
for reply wbea wtitiag to any
ef mr pa tints.
T-
Dr.N.J. FULTON
sTArDaOPATK, ".'
- 315 TWELFTH ST.
Comer Clay, ene bkx-k from V ear. ess boa
, 13th atreet ear, S from Jrfferee csr.
. Telrhfle Msin t1.
TO 1 MEASURE
$4 to $10
We Will Press Your Clothes
Free fofOae Year
- ' Elks' Building
Seventh and Stark Streets
ia Xtantlatry All Work Onaraateed.
Gold CrowtMk.S4.00
Bridge work..i.00
Full set teeth. SS.OO
Tolepboae
Uala S75S,
Oppoalt BUatw
Johns, to fill a vacancy cauaed by th
realgnatlon of O. W. Con.
TKe.'St.' John city council I con
sidering th purchase of a chemical fir
engine and th Installstlon of an auto
matic electric fir alarm system. With
then improvement th council will in
sist on a substantial reduction In in
uranr rates. . , - .-
REWARD OFFERED FOR
CONVICTION OF THUGS
The Ptllaenn1 Alllanca has- Interested
persons who itcently assaulted"
il-
or on the ship Johan Poulaen, and
has offered a reward of 1210.
"The people of .Portland ar thor
oughly aroused over th murderous as
aault which wa made on the crew of
th ahlp Johan Poulaen on the night of
Jun 11 and ar determined that the.
guilty parties shall not b allowed to es
cape." ssld a representative of th CHI-
sens' Alliance In" an Interview yester
day. .
"Th Ship Owners' association of San
Francisco haa wired to Portland and
requested that special counsel be em
ployed and every possible effort made
to successfully proaec'it th cas
against Bock, who Is already In custody,
and to apprshand and prosecute any
other persons that were connected with
th murderous outrage.
"It. M. Cake of thu firm of Cake
Cake, haa been retained by the Ship
Owners association to assist in the
prosecution of th's matter, and every
sffort will ta r le to scure a cuv '
tlon,-
She Cures the Sick
-Trousers
r:
V V ' s"iiTriiii 1 1
a bb- "
Jf S, CHrand TheaV-
Vlati atoms.
Asnrsai
DAVE YOU SEETJTG
' ' p '
v NEW--
Arasrlca . Most"
. Beautiful Resort , .
If .'not, be good enough to pay u
' ; J. .- visit. . v
" tn m
DREAMLAND
. , er-vfn
With more great-amusement at
tractions than New York's Coney"
Island. I " .
r Open Dally '
From 1 p.' m." until 12 o'clock mid
night: That Is th time th last :
' car leaves. But . on ' Saturday,""
Hundava and holiday th Oak 1
open from V o'clock a. m. until
', midnight, '....,'-
TOU WXUi MZKT BTZBTBODT
"TheAvenue"
. Whr fou can sajoyth - '
Wonderful Figure Eight
ROLLER COASTER
The'20tG30Carousel
Th Whirl. Bumps, Tmple of
Mirth, Mystic Mase, Zlg-Zag
(new and funny), th 8pcloua
Dancing '''svllion,- Chutes - and
Fifty Other Novelties (all new
at that).
An ivast, tbt vot uast,
D'URBANOS
Qrsat Band of 40 Musicians
AtUeticPark '
Oorasr Taugha and Tweaty-foartk
JUNE llth to 17th.
FRESNOVs-PORTLAND
1am Called :30 p. ao. Dally.
' warn OaUled SiSO p. m..Snndaya. '
Sasdl' Say Sxlday.
ADMISSION 25 CENTS
GRAND STAND, 1 5c CHILDREN. 10a
BOX SCATS. She.
ltk
WsahlBf toe Uala
LAST TIMS TO!fTiJHT 8-18.
I XZSDAIX MUBICAL COMFAMT.
is tbe musical romnlr snores. ,
L. '.'TH SOTJUDERS."
POPULAR PKICEM Erenlnsa. SS. SK, SO;
MaHare, la, Sbe. E ran lots at t:b-, Matin
All Seat Weak," aplasia Saaday. tbe Oriaatal
Comlo Opra,
"IAIS PASHA" VEXT WEEK.
. Reals sow selling at Hrlllg Thatre.
BaRcr Theatre S
Ofc TbaatM Os
nose Vats 190T.
- rartlaad'a Miah-Claaa Stook Theatre.
Tonlcht, Last lime.
"THE MAS noil THE SOLDEXf WEST."
Prim Ermine, , Jo. . 60e; statiase, IS
and Stw.
JToit Wask. Itartinf Tomorrow Mstui,
WHZM WI WEEK TWISTT-OKE."
Or a n cf
It.
Bert Levy,
Sassy Has h 0.
at. aad Xrs. teeh-
Slg OrpaeiuB( ;
VaaseviUe.
RAPOLI
The Oreatoat
JuKslrr In tha
World
Cliffead Orth.
' Hareld -Keff.
graadlseose. .
PANTAGC5 rJSSi
Betnes - enasi -f the fastens Thaa
Tavern luartt ia srssd opera so4 ponnlai
ealaetleae The . erset Hlon Immi si
. Jsnsa Jsaa Wilson La Tsass - Ta Baslatt
Trio The Biesraph.
performsnera dally at S:S0. T:S0 sod p.
St. Admission lOc and 20r; boxes 2Be. Ledlve
and rblldren admitted le any sst st week-day
asatinaea (or lur.
STAR THEATRE
caHsiienro wotrDAT urn ti.,
SIXTat WEEaC .
STAR STUCK COMPANY IS
"HOTEL FLIM-FLAM
t
Is eannertic with s strong vssdrvltl olio,
Includtn song snd moving slctnre. .
HOTEL BRISTOL
1 f sab: nvAir Cisco
1328 SUTTERs STREETr
... Near Octavla Street. T -. V'-,U
vow oraar ro btjsutbss. ;
Finest HoteMn the City
Rooms n suit and single; elegsatly "
furnished. .
, BOAJ VBStTBBASSBD.
Tourist and Commercial Trad Solicited
. Also Monthly and Day iloard.
dlood poioorj
rot bori tiai twiitt mis
w4 hav Bad th cure ef blood poise I
nenlalty. Prlsaery...icaaSsry er Isrti-ry
be arreted at boins nndrr same swr
CsiltalM.0n(l We solicit tha .-
saseeasr. If yoo bare ih" -
ir. boon of troaimrnt. t
"! pira Mucus !'
1 --, Kmoira,
X f-rm on -r t
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