The Oregon daily journal., June 21, 1907, Page 7, Image 7

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 21. 1607,
BRAND NEW RAILROAD STATION ,
FOR A NEWLY CREATED TOWN
FLORAL WINDOW
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THE FIRST PRIZE EILERS EX
HIBIT CONTINUES TO BE,
, CENTER OP : ATTRAC- '
TION FOR .FLOWER
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. ' The above fs a very food reproduction
; of the O. R. A N. Utlon at Hermlstoa,
' which ia In the heart of the East Uma
tilla Irrigation project. Hermlaton la a
new town, which haa sprung up In the
(rast year since it became , known that:
,the government would expend a million!
dollars here on thla project In order to
The Beautiful Life Site Baby Grand
Piano Most Elaborate Floral Piece
of All the Displays Natural Roses
of Rarest Varieties Used in Lavish
Profusion Exhibit Will Be - Con
tinued,.; f i ' ; ' 'v .
All day yesterday,' from the moment
the exhibit waa . flrstvthrown open - to
rubllo view early in the day and con
. Inulng thla morning, crowda thronged
about the ; beautifully arranged and
flower-decorated window! of Ellere
Pl.nA llrn. m T. i-lr mnA Wiahln.tflll
Irrigate 10.000 acres of productive land. Iareta
The town now haa pearly 800 popula- Truly It la one of the alghta of the
lnn haa wa hanka manv un.to-da.ta Fiesta "d One which haa excited Unl-
tlon, has two banks. many jip-to-aate ytrMl ,dmtratl0 of the thousands of
builnesa hotieea and It will be lnoor- flower lovers who gather about the
poratea JUiy 1. , , . I wlndowa In a never-ending throng.
xne lanae unaer nm pwi wui w with a restful carpet of moaa and
With m -m fill nt
thrown open for entry early In the fall I ttlng . of natural evergreens . and
eeiuers win come omo uieae I rem., banked In plentiful numbers aa
when many
landa.
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THE CHERRY FAIR
iProgram for Tree Men's Con
vention In Connection
;v With Show.l
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(Speelal DUpetcm te The losraal.)
; Salem, Or., June 21-The program
for the convention of the Paclno Coaat
Asaoclatkmrof Nurserymen, te be held
In connection with' the,.6alem cherry
fair, July 10. 11 and IS, la as follows:
WEDNESpAY, JULY 10..
1 p. m. Addreaa . of welcome,
George T. Rodgers, mayor of 1 Salem;
welcome on behalf of the Salem board
of trade, H. B. Thlalson, -president j re
sponse . on behalf of fruitgrowers vend
t.uraerrmen. K. ft AtwelL Foreat Grove.
Oregon, president State Horticultural
society addreaa, F. W. Power. . Salem,
Oregon; "Commercial Bulb - Orowlng,"
A. Ltngham, Puyallup. Waahlngton.
t p. m. "Marked Una Between In
ferior and Superior Nursery Stock,"
John A. Stewart. Christopher, Wash
ington; "The Neceesity of United Ef
fort," . W. D. Incalls. North Yakima,
Washington; 'The Cherry in Eastern
Oregon. Judd Geer. Cove, Oregon, com
missioner of the fifth district of Ore-
"n THURSDAY JULY 11. ' .Z
t:J0 a. on. "European Methods." J. B.
Pllklngton, Portland, Oregon; - ',Hortl
rultural Law," F. A. HunUey, Tacoma,
Washington, commissioner of horticul
ture for state of Waahlngton; Nur-
backaround. stands the nacnUlcent
floral piano faithful tn all its details,
with the keya so Inviting that on
might almost be tempted to attempt a
musical number a combination of mu
elo and nature as it were that forms
a most nappy and appropriate idea as
for the splendid a
llaplay. Rich
lllng shade uaed In the
sery Business and Legislation,''. Q.- W.
R. Feasleo, Oakdale, Waahlngton; "Re
lation of Nurserymen, Fruitgrowers and
Horticultural ' commissioners. - w. i. I .
Newell, president Oregon sUte board of fed la the oriva
nomcuiture. , . " , U ' eolor scheme, roses for the greater part
" , . . I oeins adopted m imitation or tne ma-
Past Few Years," M. O. Lounadale. La-1 honv uaed crdlnarUv. The piano Is
fayette; Oregon,- ''Parasitlo Work in perfect' in design, and llfe-slse a
caitrornia," jonn isaao, secretary uaii-1 reallstlo reproduction of the baby
fornla state board of horticulture; I grande so popular nowadays It Is al-
"The Apple in Oregon," H. M, William- moat . an 1 exact counterpart of the fa
son, secretary Oregon state board of 1 mous Chlckering Quarter Grand,
horticulture; "Notes of the Season," A. I A little further back in the window
B. Cord ley, Oregon Agricultural college, la arranged a pretty ruatto bridge,
Corvallls, Oregon; "Future of the Cherry while from the celling and walls are
on the Paclno Coast," C. I. Lewis, hor- hung hundreds of t crystal vases, each
tioulturlat. Agricultural coUege, Cor- holding Its share of rare roses the
vallia, Oregon. . fairest and most beautiful, perhaps.
I p. m. Reception. r Itnat are to ! seen in any display in
FRIDAY, JVliX 11. ' ,i tbTheUentfre idea la beautifully carried
:J0 a. m. "The Grape In California," I out, and the crowda of visitors who
George C. Roedlng, Fresno, California; I throng the store are lavish In their
VTha Walnut." Aaorara P. Dakum. Port-I Dralae.
land,' Oregon: 'Variation and Selection," I - Those who have ' not yet seen this
Albert R. Sweatier, State university, beautiful display are invited to visit
Eugene, Oregon: address, W. J. Kerr,
president Oregon . Agricultural college,
CorvaUls, Oregon.
the store today or tomorrow, as ar
rangements have been made to keen
the exhibit freah by the addition of
I DA n . "Snma . rtlatlna-nlalilnar I flSW IlOWOrS 10 rCPlSCS llir tDlt miV
Marks ' Between -Superior and Inferior I wilt. .
Seeds, Plants and Trees," A. G. Tilling
haat. La Conner, Washington;- paper,
F. R. E. Da Hart, Kelowna, B. C.i ad
dress, James R. Shinn, horticultui 1st,
JUU1V AKI ItUllUI.J .VUliCRV, cuvwwn,
Idaho; "Cooperation of Fruitgrowers,1
E. H. Shepherd, Hood Kiver, Oregon.
Constipation causes headache, nauaea,
dUilness, languor, heart palpitation.
Draatlo rjhvsica srlDe. sicken., weaken
the bowels and don't cure. Doan'sl
Regulatea act gently and cure consti
pation. 25 centa. Aak your druggist.
IdahoNebrask Bond DeaL
(ApeHll tMnntrh to Ttit, JnarnaL)
Boise, Ida.. June 21. State Treasurer
Hastings haa just received 1100,000
from the stat of Nebraska in part pay
ment for the 1271.000 in induatrlal train
ing school and state university - bonds
authorised "bv the last session of the
legislature. The balance win t re
ceived the latter part of thla week. :
inlNGTR
ORATOR BEST
John 0. Erickson i Defeats
h; Champions. of Idaho . (
and': Oregon
i J KosjJ '
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The Connecting
Links In ITie
Chain of Health
Folffor's Golden Gate
Coffee Tea
.Spices . Extracts
Dallin Powder , v
Sold on Merit
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, (Speeltl Dispatch to The Joaraat)
University of Oregon, Eugene, June
21r;Ths .fifth, tri-sate , oratorical con
test, in which Oregon, Waahlngton and
Idaho have been participant!, waa held
here laaf night and resulted in victory
ror waaningtona cnampion, jonn O.
Erickson, of the University of Waahlng
ton. jamea a. irrasier or the Unlver
slty of Idaho won (second honors. Ore
gon s champion, H. M. McKlnney, fell
into third place. -
The conteaUnts-had, besides the hon
ors two prizes set before them of $75
and 160, respectively, offered by J. p.
Blaine of the King county (Washine--
ton) bar. ; - '.
The orations, named In the order.of
awards of honors, were "Powers of the
Proas," "Tha Problem a of the Twenti
eth Century" and "The Prealdent," re
spectively. Henry McKlnney, v who represented
Oregon, Is perhaps the most interesting
of the trio of debaters.. He was se
lected by general consent as the all
northwest fullback last fall and holda
the Pacific coaat record for the shot
put in track work. He also tied the In
tercollegiate record for the United
States, but that record in a, few days
was also broken.-'' .
The judges on delivery were Com
missioner W. R. King of the state su
preme court. Rev. H. M. Mount of tha
Presbyterian church and H. W. Thomp
son of Eugene. -. ,.v. ... ,,,
The heads of tha departments In Eng
lish of the universities of Minnesota,
Stanford and California are to be the
judges of composition. i .
COVE' MAKES APPEAL
TO CELEBBATOBS
Four Bays' Celebration at an Idea
Location for Such Gatherings
Good tfaseball on Program.
I II T Oil ii ueai nere
I Tomorrow, We Are Certain f
That You'll Never Go
1 Elsewhere for Your Apparel I
CANVAS SHOE SPECIAL These are Tery . nobby at fl.25.
and flBO the pair. Other up-town stores ask $1.50 and $2.00
. for these same hoes. , , , ' " ,
MONARCH SHIRTS Exquisite patterns at fl.00 and up.-
S'wiLL NEW NECKWEAR Ne in design and pattern at 50.
SARR (-HOGGATT j
20i MORRISON ST, BETWEEN FRONT AND FIRST.
.' (Special Dltpitcb te Tbe JounuL) :
Cove. Or ,f June 21.--Cove Is making
preparations for tha grandest eelebra
tldh ever held In eastern Oregon. .There
will be a four days' celebration, com-
mencina witn juiv l. as Pioneer day.
July 1 will be Grand Army day and
July I Women's. Relief corps day. On
the Fourth of Julr will be a a-eneral
ceieOBation.ror aiL An elaborate pro
gram has been arranged. The Commer
cial club Is maklnr its utmost effort
to maae it a grana success. There win
be orations each day by prominent
speakers and games. BDorts and racea
very artarnoon ror vaiuaoie prises, re
duced rates Will be given on the Central
Railway of Oregon and -everything; dos:
Bible will be done for the Pleasure and
amusement of the visitors.
In this connection Cove has this sea
son the stronrest baseball team in east
ern Oregon and will challenge any ama
teur -league team In tha state for any
of those four daya for 40 and 60 per
I cent. - , Jamea - B. Hayea, the Pacific
artist, is pitching
i season. ie nas
soeclalty.
coma and enjoy the
tne aDunaanee or
the Cove affords.
hat Cove haa tha
Oregon. -
I X We have about as suck a line oi mens apparci as yuuu una, anj coast m tad spuoaji
i where and besides this we give you tne most courteous treatment ""-Tn hi.
Jj'and price that; wui maac us, iricHus. , , X All ara Invited to
- .. . t , ,i . - I Deautirui snaae ana
.? ' . 5 mytW VrTs- i puraaprlng water that
V a . 11 .It aJfamaaeim X and to ba convinced t
f i nmnrmvv vvk vviii niivK i idei location m
s ja Viuva - "T " w w w " " ' ' !
! 2 inwu WASH VEIST SPECIAL at from 1.50. S2.00 and INFORMATION
I " " , f 2.50. v They are stunners and you may carry away a summer's 2 1 ' , ' AGAINST
1 SUPPiy SI t"Cc ynvta. ... k ' ? . . , ,
FILED
B0WLSBY
8dcU1 tluatch to The JonraiLl
Astoria. Or- June II. Deputy Dia-
trlct Attorney McCue haa tiled an In
formation In iuatioe court charrinr J.
H. Bowlaby with tha murder of Clevo
Jennings, ine preliminary neanng win
take Dlace aa soon as tne witnesses can
ba summoned. . . ,.4v
V . Transfer of Timber Lands.
' (Speelal Dispatch to Tba JoannL) i
- Aatoria. - Or- 'June 2 1. Deeds have
been filed for record wherein Charles K
W heeler and Esra Rust of Chicago, con
vey - to Fred W. ana IS. kl. Bradley
of Bay City.' MlcaMgan, 1.040 acres of
Itimoer lana in townsnip i, norm, range
I s west. The consideration named in
It is not too early. to' think of togging yourself out for the'
Fourth of July, for youH surely want to make nobby ap
pearance at festivities on that occasion. Gevurtx, will fit you '
out in one of the most stylish of Summer Suits for a small pay-ment-
down, then '
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Ready-to-Wear Summer Suits with all the distinct
iveness and get-up characteristic of individually-
made clothes. Outing suits of the breeziest sort of
materials, serges, fheviots, worsteds and other popu
lar rWhfi iust as tierht and cool as can be. When
it comes to the tailoring, they are made as skillf ully
and sturdy as fingers, thread and brains can build
them. Graceful and shapely in appearance. Prices
mighty low for such a" high standard of tailoring
and see the great extra special we offer: -
$17.50 Suits, Only $12.45
Saturday Special
These handsome little Tabourettes made just like
cut, of solid oak, in golden or weathered finish, will
be sold on Saturday next two to a cut- Pi r
tomer; regular price $1.25, for. )C
100 in the loton sale all day Saturdayor as long
as they last. . : '. .v.;
llill
$2.50 Bedspreads, Saturday Only $1
These are the regular $2.50 values. Only two sold to a cus
tomer. They are the 'Washeasy'' brand, crochet Bedspreads of
Marseilles pattern, 72 inches wide, 78 inches long. The kind you
pay $2.50 for at department stores. See window , C 1 Hil
display. On jsale tomorrow for only . . .............. j) 1 UU
HICKORY LAWN
FURNITURE
40 PER CENT OFF
OEURT
SONS
Corner First and Yamhill - - - - Corner Second and Yamhill
IN THE PARADE!
We Were There""88" Notes Strong
All Others Did "Skidoo"
For Ours Plays "23"
Notes MORE Than Any Other PLAYER-PIANO
We Will Be Open All Day Also This Evening
and Will Be Glad to See You
HOVENDEN-SOULE PIANO CO.
372-374 Morrison Street, Corner West Park Street
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BOILED TO DEATH IN
BUBBLING CAULDRON
Tt.na.irin Roof of Furnace at the
' :....:.....
Waaboe Smelter, Joseph. Butko
' rich FaUa and Dlea.
(BtweUl DUpttch to Tht JonrssL) ,
Anaoonda. Mont J una 1 . J oaeph
Butkovlch, an emplojra at tha Waahos
smelter, yesterday afternooa fell Into a
copper fffrnac filled with boiling water,
sustalnina injunaa wbico wiu prove
fatal.- . '
Butkovlch "waa engaged tn repairing
tha roof of the rurnace, wnicn nao oven
filled with water while undergoing re
pairs In order to aave the Iron from the
Intense heat. The water waa seething
and tumbling and the rising steam Is
believed to have blinded Butkovlch or
to have overcome him. He waa pulled
out Immediately following his immer
sion, but tbe scalding water had vir
tually cooked his body and he had In
haled repeatedly the burning steam.
All Are Savings Banks Now.
(8peiat "tapstch to Tbe JmtmL)
AWerdeen. Wash.. June XI. -All of the
banks in town have followed the lead
of the Chehalls County1 bank' and put
tn a savings department. Thla addition
waa made to the Hayes A Hayea bank
We Have Built Up::
A Big Trade i
II Test Our Cigars by Contrast f
Under normal condition? the resources of Cuba are taxed to grow
enough tobacco 4o keep up with the world's increasing demand.
The failure of a crop hits everybody who does not prepare for.
It We did. . v.
Cuban tobacco is today as scares as it was during the Spanish
War. -
But we have an ample supply and are putting It in our cigars. .
Most other manufacturers are forced to resort to substitute leaf
of domestic " growth, or inferior grades of .Cuban tobacco. ;y
Our Imported and Clear Havana Cigars are as good as ever Try
, them by contrast and the test will prove it.-. -
OUR BIO VALUE COMBINATION AT 147 THIRD STREET.
One ''Belfast Pipe, value....,, ....... ....................... ..T$ .50
Orte-half pound , Belfast Tobacco. ; value
One genuine Rubber Pouch, value............. ... .25
Total value..... .....
-The entire combination
................ ....... .... ..... ., ; .$i.oo
for.. 50f
V ' SATURDAY QUNE 22). : :
Package, of Shield Playing Cards free with every purchase amount
ing to 50 cents or over at all of our stores.
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I United Cigar
In carpenters' and mechanics tooia end
general shelf hardware for the very
simple, old-faahioned .reason the t we
handle only the best makes and sell
the goods at a fair margin of profit
Thla la a free pass to examine our com
plete atock. .
Avery M Co.
301 Washington St' 147 Third St 274 Washington St t
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SUMMER; -SHIRTS f
We have just received a fine' line of genuine Russian corded Mad-
ras, the finest shirt: material in the city for comfortable summer
; shirts. ; CalL and inspect the stock and select that long talked cf -summer
shirt. U'-'K- V:-'.. ' ,:
,. I II. I aWi a h , -. ' " H i-!
291 STARK
STREET, BET. FOURTH AND
PORTLAND. -OREGON.
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And the State bank this month,
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