The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, June 05, 1908, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text'THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL'. PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING. JUNE 5. 1SC3.V U. OF 0. FfflOS JOIil 10 TIWDll ; Thousands of Students and Townspeople Celebrate on Kincaid Field. , (Special DIapatch to The Journal.) " University of Oregon, Eugene, Juno V- The -,-falluro of the referendum to carry was celebrated here Wednesday night by one of the. greatest rallies In the history 'of the University of - Ore gon. , Fully 8,000 students and towns people were gathered on Klncald field and enthusiasm reigned supreme. Before the rally about 100 university boys gathered at the dormitory and with yells and songs marched through the . ... town, headed by two automobiles carry Jng President Campbell and others. On ; "Willamette street they were jointed by the Eugene band and, after giving some - college yells and firing off a lot of Tirecrackers ana torpedoes, present by Eugene merchants, they marched to ,iv.inMuaTieitt. , , . After the boys had entered the gates, the , ?xoedr. in a bodv marcher from ;.. the university to the field, each bear ing a Japanese lantern, and took: their stations in seats-reserved lor -tnem 10 me grandstand. ' : r- ; Grand ninmlnation. , , The boys then formed a line sround one end of the track, lighting Roman candles, skyrockets and whirling fire " Sticks. Red and flue fire were also Jet off In the center and the entire leld presented a scene of great brll- !.. iisnue. ana oeauiy. - j . The great ' bonfire which , had been firepared by ' the frhmen was ' then glued , and aa the ' flames shot Into : ' x .-, the air they made all the surroundings j . aa origin as aay. Speaonos of . headers, f V . ' President Camnhell was Milled linnn by the cheering crowd and he spoke of ino nara ngni -ana wnaf . tne victory . mnni i in a university, i his speecn was received with great applause and as ho mentioned the names of those most prominent In the fight against uie rrnrfnoum eacn name waa cneered. 8. H. Friendly, dean of th nnnti followed with a glowing tribute to tho . iirupia or roruana wno naa stood by the university. Addresses were also made by Representative Allen; Eaton, Professor Glen, Superintendent Alder man, -JKayor Matlock and Fred Steiwer. -., The evening closed with college yells. In future June first will be made a holiday and a celebration similar to that of last night will be held each year to commemorate the turning point In the . career of the university. , - EUGENE KOSES FOR i , J, "PORTLAND TOTES. " (Rpeclal Diapetch to The Journal.) ' Eugene,. Or., June 6. Eugene people y - have responded : heartily ;. to the appeal from' Portland for mora roses for the . festival being held there.' President - Williams of the Commercial, club ad- dressed the following, Wednesday, to : the people of the city through the local - papers: ' v. ..'" V. lino tUIUQ IIUUIJ .1. til. I w . cue of the state of Oregon, aa well aa ' Eugene, in her support of tho Uni versity of Oregon appropriation bill. And Portland has asked Eugene to send her flowers to help make the Rose Fea- tlval a success. In recognition of her noble work, the Commercial club of this city requests every lady here . who has t Tosesivto cut - them bring- them to v the -Commercial club, where a committee of the ladies) auxiliary of the club will properly pack . them for shipment to - Portland. Let Eugene show by her 1 . generous shipment of roses that we sp v preclata Portland's help," LANE IS ALMOST . . ' " SOLID FOR U. OF 0. (Special Dispatch to Tha Joeroal.) . Eugene, Or., June 5. The university .appropriation bill carried In Lane coun try by approximately 1.700 votes. A surprising thing is that a number of , the , country precincts In this county. . the home of the . university, gave a majority against the appropriation. The Eugene precincts, however, went almost solid for the bill, not 60 votes out of neany i.tvv oeing cast agaansi-. , i .v';:- ; Idaho Surveyor- at Boise. Boise, Idaho, June 6. The meeting of Uie neputy mineral surveyors or ldatio, decided upon by Surveyor-General .Ut ter, which it waa expected would le held at Wallace, on the urgent request of some of the deputies, will ba held' it Boise, as originally planned, and tho " meeting will be on July 1 and 1. 8ur - veyor-Oeneral Utter haa issued a very Interesting program, , ; . .. . . . , j No rhony Japs at Aberdeen. ' ? (ttwclal 'Piapatch to Tbe Journal.) ' Aberdeen, Wash., June 6. The aensa- tlonal reports that have been sent out .j? that Chinese disguised as ' Japs have settled here have been denied by Chief - of Police Birmingham. He aaya the police are keeping strict watch to pre . vent any Chinese from getting a foot- hold here and that one that w a- iloyed as a cook waa ordered wt af own and that he went. ; v- ; i -i Building Permit. . Willamette Iron 8teel Works, erect ,.' water tower. "Front between: Seven . teenth and Nineteenth. 4. 000; F. H. t Ralston, erect dwelling, East Madison between East Thirty-ninth and East Fortieth, $1,600: R. E. Blaco, 'erect dwelling. East Caruthers between Eaht Thirty-fourth and Marguerette; $1,600. CASTLEROCIC SECURES X STRONG SCHOOL HA Professor ; George N. Camp bell of Oakesdale Elected . -" Superintendent. , :s- (Special Dlipatch te The Journal) Castleroclc, Wash., June S. George.'Vf. Campbell of Delevan. . Wisconsin, has been elected city superintendent of the public schools of this place for the com ing year. - '-'- '-"' Mr. Campbells education wag re ceived entirely in the schools of Wis consln. He is a graduate of the state arade school or Walworth, the ttieti schjDol at Prairie du 6ac and tbe state Prof, George N. Campbell, Superintendent-Elect of Schools afCastle- rock,- Washington. - . " ' f normal school at Whitewater, and has taken special courses ' in science and mathematics at the Wisconsin , state university. Durinr his senior vear at Whitewa ter normal he tilled the position of city superintendent Tof . schools at Mineral Point for four months, during' an ill ness of the regular superintendent. He was principal of the state grade school at Delevan--for. three years and of the Waterford High school for two years. Last year he rama to Washington and during the past school year has held tne position or principal oi me nign school at Oaksdala, in Whitman county. Mr. Campbell la rated as an excep tionally capable .and successful in structor and superintendent and it is expected that Castierock publio schools will have an unusually prosperous year under Ills management. He la atrong ly in favor of athletics for both girls and boys and accords debating and lit- Hffiv mm erarv society work a prominent plsc In the high school work. 1 ho dubnt lug tesm of the Oakudale High school ot which he is principal, wrs the cliam plon team of Whitman courfty thi. year. Superintendent' Campbell Is already planning his next year's work and ex pects to- be here for some time thU summer to complete his plans and get acquainted. In addition to his duties aa city superintendent he will probably have charge of the science and at least a part of the mathematics classea of the High school. .. . .. , Xew Incorporations. (Special Dlapatcb to Tbe Journal.) - Salem, Or., June 6. Articles of incor poration have been filed in the office of the Hecretnry of state as follows: . The Waldport Lumber company; prin cipal office. Portland; capital stock. $50,000: Incorporators, August f W. Fischer, George F. Wlttmer, Bertha E. Martin and Duvid H. Stephenson. McMinnville Ixcal & Long Distance Telephone company; principal office, McMinnville, Oregon; capital stock. $20, 000; incorporators, John Wortman. roy Lewis, George E. Waggoner, A. M. Peery, W, T. Macy and W. & Houck. t i. i. m . . ii u 4 fo e - i Grants Pass Will Pave. Grants Pass, Or., May 6. The special election held here Tuesday on the ques tion of hnnrilnar thn citir Tor Sdn.DAn for street paving resulted in favor of the t Ml I , I 1 . -t.. puim iBsuo. x no council win awai o t-iiv contract at once, Blthullthlo pavement will be pu,t down. . Tbe entire expense will be met br the abutting property owners. , The council expects to .'have tne- wor unaeiuway within . tne next six weeKS.- .u IBoyjs, TE ETH WITH OR WITHOUT PLATES OVT . Of TOW PEOPIB .-n.. We eaa do yotw entire Crows, Brldga and Plata Work in a dav if necesaarv. Ipositively Painless Extracting Vx ensltiv teetB and roots removed with on tne wan pain. Teh chairs. Only the most scientific and careful work. ao teajbi nr potah. . WIOIV Painless Seaciats. railiaar Bldtf, Third and Washington 8 a. m. to 8 p. im Sundays I to 12. Painless Extraction. 60c; Plates, $6.00. jHotn nones, a ana Main aoz. . Staifthf Paets: Suits at Half "'Mee'-Sale ' Still Continues with Bargain Opportunities Practically Unimpaired -'V ;. '., . . I" .'. : v i -, .- .'::,. V. . .? , y,.'. - . 5. ' ' . - ,', ' v " ' . ' ,i( "-'";;' ..' '1', ;,- '. - ' ; '-. ' '" ',"' j ' : ' "' The success of s this sale has been phenomenal. ' No similar event this section has ever planned has met such an enthusi astic response. The season's favored weaves and fancy patterns are widely represented. - $15 Suits S7..50 $12 Suits 6.00 $11 Suits $5.50 $10 Suits $5.00 $9 Suits 04.50 $8 Suits' $4.00 $7.50Suits$3.75 $6 Suits $3.00 $5 Suits $2.50 "I And Caaeanta moot that I vitill not b. witltont tlnm. 1 ii troubled a crwtt deal with lorma ltrr ana ludMlll. Now tine, taking 1 bll certainly r commend tb.m te mt bl.ada hathabotBMdlelii. I bar. mntn." Aaoa BuinM, 0bora Mm No. a, fall &lvar,l(asa. Best for The &ow!s K I aaT laa V Nc-' '. CANOVCaTNaKTIO r ' Plsaaraa, Palatabl., Potent. Tuts Good, De QoeO, New Biekea. Wnkn or Orlpo, )0e, Kr, We. KTr told in bulk. Th nntn. tablet atarapad OOO. Uaarantaad to eura or yoar money back. Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or N.T. tot mUl SALE, TEN I 'ILL! OH BOXES -Wet and Slippery. pavement males aooldents te ' s horass fraqmnt. for Cuts. BrtilMs, OalU A Strains try Merican' Mustang Liniment K soaks dowe te the bona, relieves ail sorsness In e JHfy . then basis ths wound or torn ligaments. Its great anti septic qualities make It safe --' and sure. vV .- Equally good for Man or Beast OttrFRES booklet, Points frota a 4' '; ' Borae Doctor'sWarT" will bclproa : In earing yourlireatock. Send for it. . worf MaAchrtriuNa co. 44 Sooth Fifth. St, BaoosXTX, N.X. , ... ft 1 A CERTIFIED CHECK Is equivalent to the actual cash. As soon as a check. Is Certified the amount Is charged to the drawer's account and fcecomes the bank's, liabil ity. .For this reason such a check should never be destroyed. If lost, the bank should be prompt-' ' ly notified. , , :.-, ' , i - -s ' t.The Security 8avlns A Trust company very cordially Invites your account, subject to your ' chock..'-' a'.'-' 1' .' ;---'.' f. ' i . ' !'. . .' i-'-" sMy':- SECURITY SAVINGS ?&iRUST COMPANY , COKBETT BTttDnrO, OBTIuBjrD, OXBOOH . Capital $50000. " . , . Borplna 9330,000. WTJ M. Laoo Paea. TMaaEWiLcaaVrV WE en - i 1 ; f ' i i Lumacn , ExCHANOt OUR NEW. POLICIES OFFER ALL THAT IS BEST IN LIFE CONTRACTS EITHER TO BUY OR SELL. low Non-Pariicipating Ratcsw ' ; High Cash Values SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS OFFERED TO RELIABLE ACTIVE AOENT3. 'Apply Jo JXE8B B SHARP. Manag-j r of Agea'ta. 214 X.oiBbr EzehacQa B10. LDITGILD,. ATI C 'From All Points on the Lines of The Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co. am Southern Pacific Company , (Lines in Oregon) To PORTLAND during the week of the great IE, TIYAL Tickets Will Be on Sale as Follows .DAILY JUNE 1 TO 6 From The Dalles and all points west; from Albany and Corvallis and all points north. ' : ' ' r JUNE 1, 3 AND 5-Froni Pendleton and points west to The Dalles; from Roseburg and points north to Albany. , v V: JUNE 1 AND 3From air points east and north of Pendleton; from all points south of Roseburg TARE AND A THIRD TOR ROUND TRIP Final Return Limit June 8 , PROGRAM FOR THE, WE,E,K Monday, June 1 Wednesday, June 3 Friday, June 5 H OO W Arrival at high noon of Rex Orefonus and Court. Cavalcade es cort through decorated streets and' arches to Royal Palace, i : SYXaTXaTCt Feast of Lanterns and Gen era! ; Jlluminatloti; Coast Admen'a Rosa Banquet 10 A." It Monster prise parade of Floral : uwvmra ,AU(omooiiea UVliHUI a Venetian ' Water Carnival. ..procession of Illuminated Public and ' Private Craft; all-day free exhibit of - rare blooms by Rose 8ociety at Ori ental Building. SAJatoiox oowcrmn zxr xrzrora T JJUCOST. .... XOSmntl Business Houses' Uon to Portland Visitors. Recep VliaiHO Allea-orlcal and Historical Parade of Electrlo Floats, inchidlna "Chines. Dracon"; Grand Ball at .. Armory. Tuesday, June 2 ATTE&ITOOZr Opening of tho Competi tive Rosa Exhibit - at ths . Oriental . Building. JJVnrarO niamlnated Parade "Spirit , of ths Golden West" v - Thursday, June 4 10 A. ItV Magnificent street parade of .,' Floral Decorated Vehicles. Compett . : tive Floats. Equestrian Clubs, etc, tn- eluding tne marvelous Japanese v 'Cherry Bloaaom" procession, ATTEXirOOBT 100-mile Automobile. -Race, 0-mile Automobile Race. STBimrO East Sid 8treet Carnival -. of Masqneraders and Children's Pa rada .- . - r . .. DAJCSOSCH OOITCSBTS AT AJUCOXT, amasooa am) avzunuick Saturday, June 6 , lCOUnarG Regatta on the River: . crews from victoria-Vancouver and the University of Washington will : compote. , . . JfOOW Grand Parade of Woodman of the World. r AJTmUTOOH' P. N. A. Championship Field Meet at Multnomah Field; Relay i ' Races for High Schools and Publlo . Schools of the Northwest; valuable . trophies to bo presented for each event - -. - i .. . - '-. . STBVXirO Pyrotochnlcs and Masque- radera Farewell to Rex Oregonus and . Queen Flora. . WM. : McMURRAY, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon J v i : i ) ... , ow R AT E S Em si . Will Bo Mads This Season by ths 0. R. & Tsl. And SOUTHERN PACIFIC (xjtsxs nr oBEOoxri FROM PORTLAND Am mnowsi .- Ono Way 90 "Via ' - " Direct CallfornU Chicago $72.50 $87.50 St. Louis .... 67.50 . 82.50 St. Paul 63.15 81.75 Omaha v. .... 60.00 75.00 Kansas City. .. 60.00 . 75.00 TICKETS WILI BE ON SALE May 18 , June 5, 6.19, 20 J July 6, 7, 22, 23 v ; August 6, 7, 21, 22 4 Good for return In 0 days with stop over privileges at ploasuro within llmUa. REMEMBER THE DATES For any further' In formation" call at the elty ticket office. Third and Wash ington streets, or writs to WM. M'MURRAY General Passenger Agent. PORTLAND. OREGON. IO obdinshasbJ2I . vn Qj ' fifi Nq Cocaine, Ho Gss No Students Oar sneeess m duo to uniform hlgh-crsdo work at reasonable prices. NERVOUS PEOPLE And those afflicted with heartweak nesa eaa now . bar their tooth ex tracted . filled and bridgework ap plied without tho least psin or dan ger. ' PAINLESS EXTRACTION ,n JJ-KARAT CROWNS R BRIDGE WORK f... f.( OUR BEST PLAIN PLATE. H ALL LINED PLATH . .th'X Xxaalnstloa and Consultation Free. Rc-Enssr.eling Tcclh Is tho greatest Invention in modern dentistry and has beaa moat success ful of all methods. wo extend to all a armclal Invita tion to call at our of fin hj.. their teeth examined free of charir, WO own and control tho lnrct and beat eaulDtxxl dsntai tt.': ..i. ment In tho world, having i otuw all told. t Wo give a written guarantee wi" all work for 10 years. Lady attend ant Open evenings till ?. Sunday t to I Union PcinfessDcnll:! 831 H JJorrtaoa Coraar ri.-ot, Il(liaawaiil lavwl C. ' ' AI.L er.ar: i iSAVTS FROM CREOSOTE 5 Gal. Lots 75i I.r (I r.-ri!-:::s:Ji:r .-r 3 ri:ii tr.