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HUES HER BABY, 10 HS MrsW. J. Warren Carries Child From Burning Bes . . idence , This v Morning, Then Reenters Smoke Filled House for Jewels.": Spring House-Cleaning' Had Been Completed Only -a, Few Hours When Serious Fire Damage' Sets Things All Awry, HI moraine nap disturbed by a fir .In the home of.ht parent, which for a time threatened to destroy the dwelling - and contents, little -lS-months-old Girard Warren was carried to safety in hi mother's arms while the blaze con . unuvu wm em us way uruuKU mo "u of the house at 783 Johnson street, at- eupled by W. J. Warren, city salesman . or me "acine coast syrup company. The fire wan .discovered - In ' the Attlo v over the kitchen about 10:30 o'clock by . Aire, warren.- . Only early this - morning) Mr. War ren completed the task of her regular spring- housecleantng. . Soon afterward she went to ' the , kitchen, . the roof of which was ablaze and. the room-filled with smoke. Th ' mother" first thought, naturally, were for her' baby dot. gne rusnea to tne sieeping-room. where the youngster was sleeping peace- luuy in his tmy eraaie. Child Tint, Jewels Soond. Forgetting everything else. Including her jewelry, Mrs. Warren took the clVUa In her arms and rushed, through the ,moKe-riiiea rooms to tne open air. a few minutes afterward Girard was rest. Ins comfortably at the home of a neigh bor and wondering' what all the , axolte ment was aooui. After seeing the "baby In safe .hands and while the neighbors were at work irenwving : the: f urnltur ndjiouiehol4 errects ana xiremen on ids root, Mrs. Warren suddenly thought of her dia monds and other Jewelry, which she had laid on the bureau in the room ana had . just left -, -;, Diamonds rinally Bescned. - i Against the protests of those around her, and even contrary to the efforts . - of those who tried to prevent her re turn, Mrs. Warren, who Is a little woman and rather frail, reentered the burning house and a few minutes later came out again with the precious atones - and other valuables, which were found , only alter a search, in tne room so ruiea , ; with smoke that to see was almost an t impossioiuty. . . - - . -..; A oiano, severs! of the carpets, a y. match of the other- household furniture, 1 was saved from the fire by. the hand ' of willing neighbors who rushed to the assistance as soon a -the alarm was riven. The fire was confined mostly . to the upper part -of the story and a half frame dwelling. The household affects were not Insured. The damage 4o the nous Itself and to the furniture-will amount to perhaps ADMIRAL SWINBURNE (Continued from Page One.) for him to participate in ail of the vanta. After being shown .over the flagship and spending an hour as the" guests of the admiral, the committee waa carried back to the dock by the cruiser's launches. Those - .who accompanied Mayor Lane and the officials on board the Charleston were: W, Wyno John- : son, chairman - reception committee; president Chester A. Whitemore of th . festival association; j General; Charles . D,lu AkblrmaN t)ia Hall tfwtmmft tee: Captain" J. CtrBpaierrharbermasterr O. C. Letter, R- A. . Tucker and Ben ..Selling.; , .. '. THTJNDEROCS SHOUTS GEEET ;KING,EEX ON LINE OF. MAECH ,' ( i- -.'."r.V, ' ' - ''. -i. - i As the last gun of the Charleston's thunderous salute was fired and while l.the echoes were still wafting - shore , wards th royal dispatch boat 1 Kadsr hove Into the view of the , thousands ' of loyal subjects who had gathered at the foot of Stark street to see the dis embarkation of the regal party. ; King Rex, clad in resplendent robes of white and gold preceded by th royal trumpet era and equerries stepped from the bows of th 1 Kader and waa greeted by a storm of -, acclamations which , could be plainly heard above the din of hundreds of steam - whistles and - siren which were rending the , air of . the. riverfront for blocks and blocks. V The merry , monarch and his escort ! were met i ut lanauig oy Brown s ' Military band, the Hunt club and Junior Hunt clubhand the grand marshal and ' his aids, whence they were -conducted ' through tne ranas oi mo caoet oattai , ion from Hill's Military academy, under the command -or cadet Maior Edward Holme. -This smartlv drilled body of , young soiaiers ien in Denina tn royal ; cavalcade and marched as a guard of honor for the kins:. . . . . ? v The sidewalks, the fire escapes and tna windows or tne Duuamga along the lino of march were lined with a curious - mass of humanity eager to catch a V glimpse of the inaugural procession of the Rose Festival's ruler and to give i htm hearty greeting as - he smilingly bowed to his admiring subjects, ' 1 From the foot of Stark street to th - city hall there waa hardly a square foot '. of space on either side of - the street - unoccupied by a spectator, and thou . sands overflowed on the plaaa In front - .of the courthouse or fathered under the trees near the city hall to see Mayor . Lane present King Rex with the keys ; of the city. ' ; Pilot Rock V1U Celebrate ; (SpfUl Dlip.tch o Til JonrnaL) Pilot -Rock, Or., June 1. Pilot Rock will celebrate the Fourth of July this year as It never has been celebrated here before. - The business men of the city ' have the matter in charge and elnce there Is a railway Into this place large -crowds are expected ,and it will undoubtedly be a general success it, : every way. NEW BISHOP CHOSEN AT RECENT METHODIST MEET v ReT. Doctor William A.' Quayle, B Ishop of the . Methodist : Church. 7 From Hl Latest Photograph. BATTLESHIPS BEING PREPARED ' : FOR TRIP' AROUND THE WORLD (Celwd-Prtes Ltd Wlre.1 San Francisco, Jon l.--FIve war ships of. the Atlantic fleet are now at anchor la the harbor;, making prepara tion for' their trip: around the world. The vessels that arrived from the north are the flarshln Connecticut. with Admiral Sparry in command; the Kansas,' Vermont, Minnesota and Ad miral Emory's flagship, the Louisiana. Orders hava- hon nt tn Admiral Sperry from Washington that the men 7 of the fleet are to take part In no more festivities before starting on the round-the-world cruise, and tne officers of the ships are busy preparing for their long voyage, x n Auantio neet ' win assemble her July S ; for th trip to the - far eaaC ' All that have not been docked since their arrival on the coast will, go into drydock before-that time. Th fleet will start for New York via Honolulu Australia. Japan, Philippines and the Sues, canal on July 7. - The Maine . and Alabama will depart for New York a week from today. STRANDED ACTRESS STARTS , TO WALK 600 MILES TO BABE EASTSIDERS' GilLH DAY Thursday Night Will Be Climax of Eose Festival on That Side of. the Villain, ette ars to Halt for the Great Street Dance. - i.-v y No part of th Rose City has caught the festival spirit as haa th east aid. The paved streets on the other aid of the river present the gay air of an Italian boulevard on a fete day. Thou sands of flags and bannerets of all col ors cover the buildings and dance mer mlly in the breezes from the lines sus- 6 ended across the streets. At a distance ant Morrison, East Burnslde street end Grand ayenue have the appearance of a festive archway, so thickly placed are me nags ana Duntlng. - The telegraph poles are covered with bright hued bunting in yellow and white, the prevailing color scheme. There Is not a business house on these streets for blocks that Is not decked out in holiday garb and bright with prettily decorated wlnrinwa. Thursday th Big aright. East side spirit is responsible for th umpiay una vne ousiness men are deter mined to make the Rose Festival week the most memorable occasion la th history of the city. The east side is especially bent on making next Thursday evening the big night of th festival.. Th festival com mittee naa extended a hearty weloom to the enlisted men of the fleet and a special invitation to the sailor boys to Sartlclpate in the grand masked street nnce Thursday evening. This will be gin, at 9 o clock after which time the streetcars will not run. The pavements will be cleaned thorouirhlv and nsed aa a huge dancing pavilion. Thousands of gay maskers are expected to join In the big dance which will last until' 11 O'CIOCK. Two Bands Engaged. Two bands will furnish music for the dancers. One of the large costume furnishing firms will move over to the east aide and open up headquarters for the benefit of those who wish to take part in the open air terpslchorean event. President Blgelow of the East 8lde Business Men s club has asked the cadet battalion of the Oregon Agricultural college to take part Tn the east aide carada Thursdav evening and the invi tation will. It la expected, be accepted This win aaa another very attractive feature to tn east siae eeieorauon. RED STAR LI1IER SAFE IN Steamer Eeported Aground s in No TroubleTwo CoL lisions in Channel. il wm fu) JW i uv. OR . (United Press Lets WIre.l New Westminster,' June 1. Homesick and pining for a sight of her baby daughter, which she had left behind her In Vancouver,, while starting out on ' a theatrical, tour of western Canada, Belle waiier, -a vauaevnie actress attached to a company which went broke In Cal gary a few- day ago, attempted to walk from that, city, to Vancouver, a dlatasice of about 600 miles. for railroad fare. She had no money and an shs waa a. stranger in uaigary. ane could not bor row any. Two days after starting; out on her arduous journey she was picked uw i uniuriM id exnaustea conai tfon. Her story aroused the sympathy of the residents of that city, a number of whom advanced the woman the price of a ticket to Vancouver, which city she CLEVELAND IS RESTIHG WELL 1 : 1 , r-i ' Former. President None the Worse for Autonpbile Trip From, Lakewood. ; fCatted 'fttm teaicd Wire.) Princeton; .N.- Jj June l.It 1 an nouneed at the Cleveland residence her that former President Cleveland Is rest ing welloday and that JiaJa none th wors for his automonu . trip zrom Lakewood last evening. , After hi long illness at Lakewood, Mkneeralnr the nature of which has been a mystery, th decision to transfer the patient to his horn Is looked upon as it iiuyivvciueiiu AUV hyalclahe, however, is FRISCO BANKER HEAR f TRIAL ndlcatlv of great Improvement. the same' here aa at Lakewood, and it reticence of ht Imnnialhln to set ut detailed statement of his illness or his condi tion.- - '-'! ' '-''" Kn nlans have been mada It Is said. tnr th usual trio of the family to their summer home at Tarn worth, Mew Hamp shire Jewelry auction. Metxger, S 42 Wash. DEMENTED INTMTEE ": OFFERS BIG BEIBE : MiuM4al DintateH to n Journal.) ' Pendleton; Or., Jon L Claiming that his summer's freedom means $2,000, 000 to : him, C. C. Marcett, the Insane man who waa arreated a - lew 3ay s ago? ha been trying hard - to tempt. Iemitv Sheriff Bert Wilson with atlS.- 000 bribe. Marcett has become demented from worrying over aa 'electrical In ventlon and waa arrested, at Bingham springs. - -- " ." " '"Dealing With' Anarchists. - MUaltrtl PTeas Leaatd Wire.) - 'Detroit. Mich., June 1. Ways and means of dealing with anarchists is to be the leading toplo of discussion at the annual convention of the Interna tional Association of Chiefs of Police, Which 1 to begin its sessions In this city tomorrow. The subject Is to be presented through a paper, by Chief of Police George M. SMddv or unlearn. whose life was attempted by an anarch ist last Marcn. . ' - Jewelry auction. Metsger, S4I Wash. Home Office t CORBETT BC1LDVNO, Corner Fifth mm Morrlaoai gtrssts, ... roBixAsna, OBsoosr - At frLLS....,...i...Pres(deBt ' 1 BAlfOEIs Oenoral Kuiiot CLARENCB BaMCEU -t. Mgr. The Policyholders' Company Is Best for Orenoniario Former Vice-President of t Defunct Institution Faces Embezzlement Charges. : ..; 1 '.. , ' t..'.-) ' s.-" (United Prsss Leaied Wlnki ' Ban Francisco, June 1. Th trial of waiter J. Bartnett. former vice-president of the defunct California Safe Deposit Trust company, was called this morning before Judge Conley of Madara sitting for Judge Carroll Cook, who is disqualified because he was a depositor in th bank. Bartnett la f ao lng trial thla time on th chars of having embezzled the aecurltlea be longing to the Colton estate. .It appeared that a special venire of Jurors had to be drawn iZi. II. The witnesses were excused until next Friday, morning when it is thought that the trial will actually begin, A hundred veniremen were summoned for tomorrow morning and another" 100 for Wednesday morning. . - . ur aeniea tn story that - waa eurwmt yesterday that he would : f ol" J. ?&&1rZfi2X& e"J Zrl SiSoneiI .un.tu. J" . with w.w vuuci j t Assistant Ulstrict At torney William Hoff Cook, it is t?n derstood that Brown MI : k. charge in accordante with his Immunity contract with the (Doited Press Loeaed Wire.) ' London. June 1. The Bed Star steamer Vaderland. which was report ed aground, on Goodwin sands last night; la safe at Antwerp today, ac cording to a message received her. She sailed Saturday with 1,600 on board but put about. One report says that a break in her machinery caused her to turn back and that she anch orV in the Schefldt pending repairs. A later dispatch, however, says the Vaderland haa cleared Antwerp again today ana unless Diocxea Dy logs proo ablv will reach Dover thla afternoon. The Red Star agents here deny the story of a break In the machinery and attribute tha delay to the heavy fogs on the Channel during me last 2 hniirg. Two collisions are known to have occurred in the fog. The British steamer Queenswood, was badly dam aged in striking the Spanish steamer Bermeo. in crew oi me steamer Loanda, from Hamburg for West Af rica, which arrived off Dover last ave nino- rftnorted a collision with an un known ship. The Loanda Is standing bv and la belIevedto be tenousiy flam- aged. CHEAP COLLEGES DIPLOMA ILLS I . ... - " Srjefp-SheAring Records. : (Snertnl DlKoatrh to Th ta.i , - v Pilot Rock. Or., June 1. Record's have ,hl" vlclnltr ahearlng ii season a ma chine record Is held by J. W. Jos 11 n who sheared 175 sheep In a day while T,.m., ,m iui anuiu orotners. Andy Hewell, who haa been working . with WjraM ; ,creW of blade men t the WS?P.'lp,?' na" i"Rde a record of ; muuib. jLiiese records, con- stderlng the weight of th wool, are most remarkable. ' D0UG1T TAKEN FB03T BAKERY CASH TILL For th second time In a v h cash register of the Butternut breed bakery, corner Second and Columbia streets, waa looted Saturday night. The thieves gained entrance through the front door by use of a pass key, the same method bv -which th vttct-A their first entrance. The contents of the cash register, $T, were taken. Th police hel leva a gang-' 6f naaii-1riv experts is operating In the city. Mid night Saturday night a futile attempt was made to unlock the door of Eilers Piano House, corner park and Washing ton streets.- Unahle to open the door's lock, the thieves climbed thrnuarh th tranonm. A they failed to .nd any money, they Such Will Be Report Made at American Medical As sociation Meeting. 1 (TTnlted Praes Leased Wlr.) Chicago, Juno 1. Cheap medical col leges are termed "diploma mills" In th report that the committee on education will make to the American Medical asso ciation, in session here, today or tomorrow.- - The committee recommenda that the association begin a warfare against col leges which are turning out physician so rapidly all over th country. It Is alleged that medical atudenta are passed with examinations not nearly as rigid aa they should be and that the wel fare oi tne puoiic is enaangerea oy per mining them to practice. s Tha renort Bavs that ''cheap colleges' are turning out hundreds -of . "inferior practitioners"; every year ana mat the honor of the profession In America, Is at stake. ' - - - ; - The members of the committee say they have made a thorough investigation of the - conditions and they spar no words In arraigning the systems now operative la many of th smaller med ical acnooia. :' , NOT NEARLY LAUD ENOUGH FOR ALL : (Special Diioatch to The JosrnaM" " Boise, Ida June L When th regis tration hooka closed at Twin Falls at midnight last night for today's drawing for land under th Twin Falls-Salmon River irrigation project, 4.020 applica tions had been made for acreage rang. ino fmm -40 tn lo Acre: ADDllcatlon has been made for 600.000 acres of land and there la but eO.OOO acres available at this time. ; v ' Twin -nll is entertaining-ths .great est erowd of landseekers that ever at- j tended tha opening or a uarey act nroj Governor flooding represented the tate end announced that the act of congress In giving Idaho another mil lion acres of land under the Carey act meant that other vast Irrigation enter- f rises would be undertaken and that hose disappointed today would soon be kU AbUlK emaL. In the wind up we find that we have about 250 b6yS' 2 PIECE SUITS with STRAIGHT ICNEE PANTS. They are of the best material -made as only BEN SELLING'S clothes are made Their only fault straight knee pants are not fashionable When anything t" is passe we can not keep it on our shelves Do you want them? If you do they are, just haEf price LEADING CLOTHIER CONTESTS WILL . DISRUPT PLAE1S Leaders of Bepublican Con- yention Bothered' Oyer Seating Delegates. (CTnlted Press teased Wire.) Chicago, June 1. It became apparent at Republican headquarter today that th great number Of contests over th seating of delegates In th Republican national convention will disrupt th plana of th leaders and may cans a long delay In th convention. Preliminary arrangements , and the prayer by Bishop 'Muldooa will take up most of tha first day of tha conven tion. Juno II. After th prayer the committees will be 'named and then an adjournment will b taken until the commute on creoenuaia is ready to report - - Th chief rights of tha convention will be conducted before the credentials committee, and th membership of that commute ' 1 looked upon aa being of me utmost importance. There haa been much talk of th pos sibility of the Roosevelt Interests dom inating tha convention to such a degree aa ' to seat contesting Taf t delegations from the south, where rump conventions were held In behalf of the secretary of war.- -. . It is believed here today that th credentials committee will be In session at least two aays. Watchea auction. Metsger, til Wash. CHINA IS AWAKE1G Ching Dynasty, Eeal Euling Power Composed of Tar tars Doing Everything Possjble to Educate Peo ple to J3e WQrld Power. CCattad Press Leased Wire.) . . Tacoma, Wash., June 1. Th growing Importance of China aa a world power and commercial force waa emphasised Sunday by Dr. Charles Lewis of Pao Ting Fu. province of Chill. China. "The United State, and especially the Pacific coast, ahould be awake to thla fact," he aid. "and It ahould especially realls how deslrabl that China, when awak ened, should have a conscience traced to Chrlstlsn Ideals." ' Dr. Lewis labored In China 11 year, but haa been spending the past year at hla home In Pennsylvania enjoying- a needed rest He expect to depart for China thla afternoon, accompanied by Mrs. Lewis. tea ' ; Tea is almost nothing how much weight do you think there is in the taste of it? '. - Weight is no measure for '.f .-": Tour grocer returns your money If you don't Ilk Schilling's Best: wo pay him. power. Is not composed of Chinese aa popularly supposed, but of Tartars, who cam In from Manchuria years ago, as sisted In overthrowing; the Ming dyn asty and gained dethrone. ' ? na aianchus, as th ruling people are known, do not represent th Chinese people, and ar but a handful compared with tha mass of th people. Th Chi nes are learning rapidly. . Jwlry auction, Metzgr tS Wash. TELEPHONE EESULTS TO HEADQTJAETEES Ha aaya the Chines government year- Lly is becoming more lioerai. simpl the reason It cannot do otherwise. Ching aynasty, icral. simply for otherwise. Th which Is the ruling TO faclUUt tha handUng of tha vote today, Democratic Coun ty Chairman : Thomas , wishes Democratlo precinct committee to telephone to headquarters from tuna to tlm th result of the count In their respective pre cincts. . Tha telephone numbers at headquarters ara "A-S117" and "Main 8S20.- ' Busy Brains use up the phosphates in foodbusy muscles use up the nitrates. Both of these body building elements are found in 311 -3 23 . and are made digestible by cooking, flaking malting and baking. It is the life of the 'xz'hsat combined with the soul of the barley. Gives vim and vigor to tired brain and worn-out body, ' "FORCE "Is made of tha bett whi'to whese, steam-cooked; re?'-J l.t this fiak, combined with the purest fcirley-ma!t and loked. . - : "crip" it before serving' it by pouring into a pan and warmir. it i i Then serva in larg dish with cresm, pHin the Cakei in on ' ' r I t' t , dish and pouring th cream ia th other tide, (i.'rpir t''e C .'.'t r i . Your tracer sells it. No other fljieJ for i is
