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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 8, 1963. PACIFIC UNIVERSITY'S COMMENCEMENT AND ITS. FINE CLASS OF '08 f an Smm fis ife Keep Cool! Daniel Irwin Aller. , a Gordon Adams Clapp. Alice Eleanor SewelL ; Samuel B. Lawrence. Herbert Hayes Arnstoa. , Esther Silverman. Robert .Alexander. Imlay., . ' (Special Plptrh to Tb Jonrnit) Pacltlo Hrilvorsttyl Forest Grov, Or., Juna 8. Thero will be nln. meinler of tbo craduatlngr class this year who will rcelr the- decree of " bachelor of arts; besides. Miss Alice Eleanor Sewell will finish the Conservatory of Muslo. Miss Frances Benton Clapp will receive both the deirree of bachelor of arts and a diploftia from the music department. Commencement week will extend from , Wilhelmlna Esther Heldel. June II to June "IT. Commencement day, on which the graduating; exercUes from the university are held, will be Wednesday, Juno 17. The address of the day will be delivered by Rev. Luther R. Dyott of , Portland. ' Following are the members of the class with their home addresses: Wll helmitia Esther Heldel, Hillsboroi Ore iron: Daniel Irwin -Alter, Oakland, Cali fornia; Georpra Adams Clapp, Forest Grove, Oregon; Samuel B. Lawrence, Frances Benton Clapp.. . Forest Grove.' Herbert Hayes Arnston, Tacoma, WashinRtonj Esther' Silverman, Ekamokawa, WaBhlnRton; Robert Alex ander Imlay. Reedvllle, Oregon; Frances Benton CNpp, Forest Grove: Claude D. Mason, Boise.: Idaho; Alice EleftnorjSew ell, Hllleboro, Oregon. - The program for commencement week la as follows: Friday, June U 8:15 p. m., at the Heilig theatre, Portland, student play, "Our Boys." . S p. m., at Marsh hall. music recital by students of the con servatory. Saturaay, June IS 8 p. m.. anniver sary recital of the Conservatory ot music. Sunday, June 14 11 a. m.. Baccalaure ate sermon, President Ferrin. 8 p. m.. Address before the Christian associa tions. Rev. Paul Rader. Monday, June 15 2 p. m.. on the cam pus, senior class day exercises. 8 p. m., in Marsh hall, student play, "Our Boys.'1 Claude D. Mason. Tuesday, June 1810 a. - m., annual meeting of trustees. S p. m., closing: ex ercises of Tualatin academy, address by Rev. P. E. .Bauer. 8 p. m., anniversary of associate alumni of Paclfio university. Wednesday, June 17 10:30 a. m., graduatiiiR exercises of the university. Address by Rev. Luther R. Dyott, D, D. 12 in., annual business meeting of the associate alumni. 1 p. m., corporation dinner, parlors Congregational church. 8 p. m., commencement concert. THIEF FLEES Oil VICTIM'S. TICKET Peculiar Case at Astoria in J "Which Alleged Robber A' Is -Hobbed. rSoceUl Dispatch to Che Jooraal.) Astoria, Or., June 8. Just before the umahn pnanni, sailed for nan i? ran iiaoo Friday a man named Col rushed iid to the ticket off (ce and demanded two tickets for Ban Francisco. He was accompanied by another man, -whose name is unknown. As both men were .intoxicated and Cole stated he waa going to Frisco alone the agent would sell him only one ticket. While he waa paying for the ticket Cole flung around 1-0 gold pieces In a lavish and reckless manner. He finally picked them up and staggered 'away. - ,A About half an hour, after a man rnshed Into the steamship office de manding to know If his partner. Cole, who had all their joint funds. , had bought tickets to Ban Francisco. Two hours later Cole was picked up in a drunken condition, minus bis ticket, money and friend, , who was arrested later, but on. the showing he was able to make the authorities liberated him. ,The presumption Is that whoever robbed Colo used the Roanoke ticket and i got away and messages have been sent ' to Eureka and Ban Francisco to arrest and hold the party who has a- ticket of a given number and hold him untlL a I warrant and extradition papers can be sworn to and an officer sent -after the 'culprit. . - -j j -- r . V - i ,' CLOSE OF SCHOOL : TEAR AT SALEM 4 , : (8ale-a Bnreaa ef The Journal.) ? ' Salem, Or., June 8. Closing exercises of the grammar grades at the Bacred Heart academy win do neta fTiaay evening, Juno IS. There will also be a musical, with further , entertainment ' The commencement exercises of the lacademlo or high school, department will take place In the opera house Tues ,day. June 1- - - All the Balem public schools will close June U. and a parade of the school chl- dren has Deen piannea totaao place on that data The school year lust cloeina has been one of the most successfulj irom every stanapoini, ln- iue nisiory oi the city. .. V HQUSEnOLD' SUPPLIES EoteL ' XesiauanV and Private House keepers, sTapply Torur Wants How. Great . closing out sale of household supplies, table linens, towels, crashes, laee curtains table covers, blankets, comforters. portieres, , pillows, - bed spreads, sheets, pillow cases, curtain materials, etc., etc Prices reduced to regular - wholesale , prices. Anticipate your future needs. McAllen & McDon nell,. Third and Morrison. . - t. ' Iffow' Dryness" Affects Klamath. ' ' (Special Dlanateh to The JonroaL) Klamath Falls, Or., June v 8, C" D. Wilson, one of the saloon men who will fro out of business here July 1, la offer ng his holdings-at 40 cents ton the dol lar, on the valuation of 80 days a fro, as estimated by himself. Several of the liquor men here have gone - to Dorris, California, looking for new" locations, but the oltiaens of Dorris have peti tioned the county, board of supervisors Of Siskiyou county to refuse to grant any more liquor licenses for Dorris, as there are six saloons there now. PAINLESS CATTLE KILLING DEVICE New York Humane Society Member Will Test His New Invention.. (United Presa Leased Wire.) New Tork, Juno 8. -The ; Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals will test an Invention this week by which It Is expeoted a painless meth od of killing cattle will be offered the slaughter houses of the country. The machine Is the invention of Henry Bench, treasurer of the society. It consists of a pneumatic hammer, some thing like . that employed ' in welding doiis in a sieei ouuaing rrame. The plunger Is a sharp Javelin which Is v oe ariven into tne Dram or.tne animal In such a way as to cause instant death. The society has been working to get such an invention for a long time and some time ago offered a prise of $500 for one that proved a success. Berth ays ua wiu wi iokb uio prize. PLAYWRIGHT ACCUSED OF EMBEZZLING $500 r (United Press Leaad Wire.) Ban! Francisco.' Juno 8. Charged with the embezzlement of $&00 of the' funds of the Metropolitan 8urety company, of wnicn he was faciric coast manager, Judson C.'Brusle is under arrest at Los Angeles todav and the authorities here are awaiting nis return to tnis city to De put on trial on the v felony charge. Brusle Is secretary1 of the state board of railroad commissioners, is a well- known play wright .and a politician. The warrant for his arrest was sworn out bv D A. MacBeth. an eastern rep resentative of the firm by which he was employed. Maouein . today refused to discuss the case. The accused man aia a large business with the defendants in the graft cases and Is well known here. As soon as his friends were apprised of his arrest he made arrangements to secure bail which has been fixed by Police Judge Weller at iiD.uuu. Brusle spent the night In Jail In Los Angelea He had gone there with-his wife and detectives here wired to the southern city for his arrest -He was followed from the train to a hotel, where no was piacea unaer arrest. SAYS KLAMATH BASIN r : - SHOULD YIELD OIL (Bpeetal DitMtcb to The Journal. )n - . Klamath Falls, Or., June 8. A. L. Darrow, cashier of the Fort Sutter Na tional bank of Sacramento, who is heav (lv '.interested 'in Klamath real t v. ha returned rom a X00-mlle drive over the luamim- oamn na suties mat inaiea tlons point strongly-to sections of Poe and Langell valleys being great oil pro ducing districts. Mr.- Darrow has been in past years connected with the Stand ard Oil - company and speaks - from ex perience. . .- ', , - The Klamath Oil company will sink experimental wens this spring. I ALL BATHING SUITS On Sals at nlax . Wholesale Prtoes. Bathlnr suits 'for men.' women" ht children .on -sale- hero during the closing oui saie ai wnoieniv prices, uon t oe lay. McAllen St- McDonnelL Third and Morrison. - . .. .. .. . t .., ifjregonfe The Policyholders' Company t ... . Obme Office th? cobbxtt buxunqto. x v; Concr Fifth and Korrisoa Streta, , rOBTLAND. CMUCaON, A. U KlLLI. ...... ......Pteldenl I SAMUEL.... .0nral-MaBa CUA.RENCS B. B AliUEU . Astt Mjr. Is -Best for Oregonians : . Chile Expects Her Congress to Make Appropriation for . Eeconstruction. laterals, which Include five and a half mues or laterals, ana the removal of 5;u,000 cubic yards of earth. His bid was lower than Maney. Bros. & Co., who are constructing portions of the south branch' canal. (United Press Leased Wire.) Santiago, , Chile. June 8. The direc tor of public works has asked 'congress to -put at the disposition of the' gov ernment 4,600,000 for reconstruction of tbo port .of Valparaiso,, destroyed by the earthquake more than, a year. ago. Sixty locomotives have been -ordered by the government from the -manufac tories or Glasgow. A member of the Argentine commer cial committee said to daw that . the Ar gentine crops of cereals will this year excel in quantity and quality those of the United States of North America, and further. that when Argentine uses the nitrate fertilizer, now about commenc ing, the grains of the United States will take a second place. The commercial iroiy , oeing : maae Dy mis committee and the Chilian government is - nearly complete, and is regarded as advantag eous ior our people. . President Montt has been authorise to pay a premium on every quintal of uaxseea exportea irom tne country. Conaress has made oblls-ntnrv th .van. clnation of children and their primary uiBirwHion in me puoiio acnoois. . The minister of the interior hm 1. sued an: order dating fromi the first of May that all sailing vessels pro ceed in if from Callao, that have touched previously at Arica, shall not om received at -any otner-utilllan port. The same order is extended to all ves sels on which suspicious diseases bave broken Out on their vovnaren. ' Th . Donio piaguo- exists at Arica and Tacna. un account or the increase "of vice KinuriB cnuuren in Valparaiso, a re formatory school has been established .there.- ' - - .''- ...,.,- Commercial circles in Valnnnfn ar greatly interested In the discovery of derful lake In Peru, 13,000 feet above aea level.- -- . WILL PACK FRUIT IN ,. BRETORY BUILDING '1 ; (Sneelal Dispatch toTbe Journal.) Lt lirLiil!. Jnn - A Th. o A w , . - . . v. nucavii brewery of this city, one of the largest , v mo Kiiiu in Baeiprn jregon, will ba cldaort-Julv 1 mm m nani. .u. prohibition vote at the, recent election. Plans are alrAariv An tnn . l. r . , ' . . . V" WMTVIV OT brewery into a fruit paokins; and stor- Br i lucmea conveni ent to the O. R.- & N. depot and la a Iarire and well tmnrwl hini j well -adapted to the purpose.' Julius Roesch, proprietor of the-brewery, is one of the pioneer brewers of the state and -has accumulated a fortune here In the- business However, the increasing frttft iJMlltllrA. In ' thlM VrlMfnt. 111 . . , , ... . . . " .".urn i WIH nUl y.ow ls.buvdin,i" , remain. Idle Jong niter inn vruuiumon law goes into ef- iwi . . . - .- . UMATILLA' NEVER !: v SO BUSY BUILDING , . ... . ; (Special, Dlipatch to The Journal.) " Penoleton. Or..-June 6.U:nntrmtm r several fine cottages have just been let In this city, 2S men are at work on? the 40.00( city hall and prices for a site for the 170,000 federal building building to -be erected -here have Just been sub mitted to the treasury department and work will begin on that structure with in a few months. AH the sawmills of the Interior are preparing -for a busy season. Building; especially in the coun try districts. Is now more brisk than for several years. It Is estimated - that 100 small dwellings are' now In - course nt construction in the Irrigated sections of toe county. Farmer Gets Klamath ' Contract. - ffsedal -Wapatelr to Tna Journal) - Klamath . Falls. Or Juno . S Tm W. Jory is the first farmer under the Klamath, project to , be awarded a con tract ior building a portion of the canals. He hn hmn -awarded aoboH. ulea 3. 8 and 18 Of the south "branch NOTED NORTH BEACH MAN FINDS PLACERS (Special Dispatch to Th Jonrnal) . Aberdeen, ' Wash.", June 8. Frank Cline, who lives on North Boach between the Hoh and Queeta rivjrs. reports the finding of . placer jrp3d prospects In his vicinity. The values run small, al though a gold nug?jt worth HO cents was once found there. Ten cr 12 years ago there was considerable excitement over the placer mining prospects in that section, but it dlel nut without any great find being ma3. Mr. Cline is the firt person to dem onstrate that tobacco can be . tucceas fully grown in western Washington, and has grown and rumd the weed for his own use for a number of yearn, lie Is also noted for having the only brick house on North Beach between Grays Harbor and the sound. Manv years aa-o a vessel from Scotland witln a cargo of Dricic was wrectceq on me rocky oaixt not far from his place. At Ihe rxn.-.n or much trouble and some danger, be secured eno'ih of the br'-k to bulJJ his nouse, which Is quite a Jan lmark In that section. Soo-Spokane Service Not Af fected by High Water. The Canadian Paclflo - Is free from trouble account high water, according to telegraphic advice received by F. R. Johnson, general agent, passenger de partment, late last night, passenger and freight traffic being handled over the Canadian Paclflo lines without Interruption. PIANO EXCHANGE AND BARGAIN ROOM OPEN TO THE PUBLIC AT 9 O'CLOCK THIS MORN ING, JUNE 8, AT 353 WASHINGTON STREET, WHEN AOUT FIFTY USED AND SECOND-HAND PI ANOS WILL BE CLOSED OUT AT LESS THAN COST TO MAKE THEM. , This Room Has Been Especially Fitted Up to Display and Close vui ai vuiCK o1 ubcq ana second-Hand. Pianos and Piano las and Player Pianos: in Fact, All Kinds of Musical Inst. ments, That Have Been Thoroughly Overhauled and Placed in f enect uraer. If You Are Looking for Bargains, Attend This First Day's and Opening Sale Remarkably Good Piauos, Well-Known Makes, Were Thrown on the Market This Morning at S60, $73, $108, $123 and 175, About a Third Actual Value All at Little Cost and on Small PaymentsSale Now Going On. In a Very great nlano buslneae aneti as has centered at this store are many chances for great bargains pianos that have been rented pianos that we take Hobart M. Cables,- and particularly on the Weber and Pianola pianos which are handled only by this house such used pianos ae really good, durable Instru ments to buy especially after thsy pass through-our repair shopa - t - Then we have pianos that are sent as samples by aspiring manufacturers good pianos but not listed In our regu lar line pianos that have slight blem ishes on: cases some are a little shop worn styles that have been dropped from new . catalogues or fail to sell quickly damaged in transit pianos all So Into the Piano Exchange and Bargain ,00m and are marked by the Publicity Department at- prices to. close out quiokly. - -,H - The Piano Exchange - and Bargain Boom Is a new feature, but It has come to sty Its mission Is to keep the store clear of all above named stock and the man who marks them down makes the pries sell them. Consideration of profit hers is not a factor, it's simply "get rid .of .'em." ' . .,-4 t' . ;. t Terms will be made very reasonable v icimun pcupie ans an ine instru ments. are- auarantMd ta h trmm tmm hidden defects and are exohana-eahla a any time during one year from date of purciuLs ior ,.any nigner -priced ; pianos The famous Filers Guarantee "vnn'r money back" If not satisfied goes with Will be foUnd different from ord lnarv selling, inasmuch as this Is an entirely separate-department' oreated 1 for the Purpose of "cleaning house" of every hlng not absolutely new to turn intn cash or reliable customers Interest bear ing contracts- every - Instrument that comes within Its doors regardless of actual value-to' make quick sales. As an example, when the doors of the piano exchange and baritaln room were opened to the public this morning at I O clock we placed on sale to close out regardless of actual loss on their real Xa?u,?rAn EVERETT, KRANICH & BACH, two HAINES, two EMERSON 8, STEINWAYS, two FISCHERS, HAZELTON, BEHN1NG, DAVENPORT? ATTRACT. PRICE TEEPLE, WHIT NFy. PEABE. doll. HOBART it CABLES, LESTERS, two SOHMERS. BUSH & GERT8, STECKS, SMITH A BARNES, three SCHUMANN'S, two HALLET & DAVIS. WHEELOCK and a doien other well-known makes, up rights, also several small ORANDS a little used by artists others from short time rents. Several AUTOP1ANOS. an A. B. CHASE" "ARTISTANO" PIANO PLAT ER PIANO, CECILIANS. APOLLOSand ANGELUS piano players, genuine PIANOLAS, and an 88-NOTEr AUTO PIANO, latest model Any and all of above at "MUST GO PRICES" tomor row. No matter what you are looking for no matter what price come here and see what is In the above stock for you.,. No matter what you are offered else where or even if you did not think of buying for a year come here tomorrow and see what remarkable offerings the Piano Exchange and Bargain Rooms will give and opening days (today and tomorrow) will naturally cause us to display Sonne interesting values. ,' Prices in plain figures- time payments -will be accepted If all casn is not convenient. Tour 'money back if not satisfied. If at a dlstanoe write for special list in Bargain Room. About fifty less man . nair value Dargains ior opening day every last one should be no doubt will be closed out the first 'couple of days. Don't be-afraid of the 'low prices COME PREPARED TO BE SUR PRISED. Ask to see the "Piano Ex change and Bargain , Room", down stairs),' Etlers Piano House. " corner corner Park and Washington. :.' Don't stay away on account of -ready -money, BE IN TIME or eome one else may pick up just the bargain you've been looking for. Nothing reserved come prepared to buy. -: :v. - : 4 r . FANS P Jn aii Kinds I au ; Styles J V ' ''"ini)LL " '" FANS for, Stores and Residences Hot weather comfort can be se cured with an ELECTRIC FAN at a cost for current of LESS THAN ONE CENT AN HOUR. Your wife needs an ELECTRIC FAN in the household quite as much as do you at the office. Do Not Delay A nice, cool, well-ventilated room insured by the use of an ELECTRIC FAN. Call at our Supply Dept, 145-7 Seventh Street and see our display. Telephone Main 6688 or A5517.V Portland Railway, Light & Power Co. First and Alder Streets - Merchants Savings & Trust Company 247 WASHINGTON STREET Capital $150,000 Pays interest on Savings Accounts and Time Certificates, Receives deposits subject to check without limitation as to amount . .-, r Effects collections b any part of the country on most rea sonable terms. Acts as trustee in all legitimate relations. , ' Cares for properties, collects rents, etc ' Interviews solicited with those contemplating any phase of our service. " Tmeo.&Wii Umaut - t; cscnAnea ftUILOINtt OUR NEW POLICIES OFFER-ALL THAT IS BEST IN . LIFE CONTRACTS EITHER TO BUY OR SELL. Low Non-Participating Rates High" Cash Values SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS OFFERED TO RELIABLE ACTIVE AGENTS. Apply to XE8SB U. SUXV. BCsaact ef Affttts. SI 4 I.umbw Ziokair Bid. DEPOSITS OF TilUSl FUR1S - Ths Security Savings & Trust Comparf re ceives funds for lnvestm.nt It sets d- Sosttary for deeds, securities or valuable paprs eld In escrow, to be delivered upon thm tulflll ment of special conditions. It execute all trusts for jnarried women, collects rente. Inter est, coupons, dividend, elc, and takes full charge of their separate estates. "Tou "ar. -very cordially invited ' td eoneult with th. Security Savlnrs 4k Trust Company , upon all matters of a fliuclary character. SECURITY SAVIKGS & TRUST CC IPAnr 1 COBBETT, BtnXDIWO,. OBTtAKD, OHHSOH Capital $500,000. '.',.'.,: .i.,'--- Surplus 230,O00b i i UA 5 V
