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Mil If I'UJIdii
Ordinance Prohibits Sslo of
' ' High Explpsvc.s,;v.biJt...Will
This Have Desired1 Effect?
Many Leaving City.
The celebration of -Independence day
tomorrow in a seml-sarie way, may ap
pear' W be like all former Fourths of,
July. . If- so, it wllf be the last noisy
and dangerous celebration, for street
fireworks and explosives have been for
bidden by city -ordinance. Hereafter
' patriotism will necessarily have to be.
displayed lrj Borne more Quiet manner,
than has been oocasionedby the aver-
' age American for the pa$t 134 year.
the. effects of hla: attitude "of. the
city In already being experienced Deal--.
-ersin 'material " for celebrations ,are,
making istrenuous efforts to unlbadi
. their-fctocks oi goods. The pre-celebra-'
tlona are not being"' made, as; usually
ttm email boy begins making poise
several days before-the official day. '
The amusement':, parks : and: ether
places of recreation fyili clalni the, many
hundreds Of people, who xyill close shop
and home and eeIJ a day ot rest. Many
are going to Jhe seaside, lit. llocj
Will claim a large, number.
' , Traffic WlllS IJeary, ,
, The river boats) and strain and elec
trie lines are preparing iq Candid large,
crowds ot .men, . women, and, children on
their way. to spots, where thv can foel
tb' unrestrained, liberty. . ' "
- The city park board exercised "keen
' foresight when ' they arranged ' for toe
playgrounds to, be. kept open tomorrow,
and further provided, for athletic Sports.
At each of 1 the playgrounds physical
Ulreutoi a' will ' he l cbarga;,."and each
has outlined, $ program for the' children
- that 'attend,.; l north,' Portland, where
iiilni Margaret radahaw $nd IL T.
. Bnnth, direct the children la tbe park,'
sports -throughout th. day have been
arranged. "pall gamea flag, drills and,
children's, games 'will fee the order. "
..'Ttia First-Korweeten,. and panlsh M.
H. churches, ' ' Nineteenth, , and., ' Hoyt
streets, wm hold their iMjnyat plctitg, at
Vernon, near,: the "end "Of the, Alberta,
stieet car !IhCll'iarg9-"basket dinner
"-wHl-bT-BTatQO-rc4'iisrof SIS'caS?
era, for the occasion has, teen arranged,
and ether farina, of amusement wllf be
carried, put'" - ! " ' "'"'
Sunday 'School on Sloaio. ' v "
Te-Svvedisli-ilethodlstcljurcli-a'nd
Sunday school will plonio at Piedmont
park. A basket dinner will be the oidef
at noon, and a program, of speaking ajd,
-- athletic shorts in the afternoon. -
Merabeiis , of Ascension parish will
Spend the day" at MeUgaf park, 09 the
' Oregon Electrlo ' line. A program ot
muBio and speeches will 'be th$ order
In the afterooon. Arrangements, have
beer) made to take, special cms at the,
Jefferson street station. " '''' - '
. Societies affiliated with the eerer!
: churches of the city have. arranged pro
. grams for the day; . The greater part
. of. these are in thi way of 'picnics f;
All city and county c-f flees and, most
of the ' business houses will be closed
all day. m.:--,, --y- 'v-',
- Chief -ot Pqllca Cox Issued aa order
yesterday warning the publio against
"the use of high" explosives,' apd: .the
dealers aye directed not to offer them
for sale. Arrests will follow viola
tions of the order. . The ordinance has
- placed them, under the ban, ,
Hood Voters Slow In Registering,
Sp,lRl Dlspqtch to The Jonrnai.l '. "
Hood River, or., July 2. Voters In
Hood -River county are slow in register
ing. Saturday evening the, following
party voters , had registered: .t Republi
cans, 84; Tjemocrats, li; Prohlbition-
lsts, 1; Independents. 1. ' The total vote
for the county s expected to be 1859.
The Republicans are expecting to fill all
the offices of the county thl? yf?. It la
the first' general election td be hold iti
Hood River county since Its ferganiaa-'
tio n. ; ; , . : .,.'. .: ,1, ,;:.', ,:5',k. , ; x:
A new blasting explosive, which needs
a special, cartridge ,to ; detonate it, , is
given the credit for reducing the death
rate in-the Pennsylvania anthracite re
gion by about BOO within the last year.
1 'j .
July G Will Gather to Tlakc Ju-
r.'cinaticns Regard
loss cf Politics.
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Parocb-lal resiflencV and ' chapel B,nd
, ";V . parish,
The nation'a natal day wHl be doubly
celebrated by the atho lie" residents of
gt. Johns, as the recently complete
chapel- uid- f chool buliaiBg - fe-temi-
ent 9 parish, St. Johns, is to be aeaicat
ed nejft Monday- at 10 O'clock a. m. by
Archbishop Alexander piyistle, asslste4
Dy consignor james iauw, yjcar f an
tral. : : . 1
' TbrtiundtTigsT-coTiststlng-p? f "chapel
and;echool under one roof jind; a com
modious parochial residence, were built
by trie Catholics of the lower peninsula
at a oost of about lS.OOQ.l.C'Qntrary t9
tfte nsual custom, the chapel is on the
ground floor ' "the jnajh bulldlnr n4
Behoof bnft41ngs" pit 'gU, CJepienff
St. Johns.
the upper floor Is arranged, into t oujr
large, -well appointed schoolrooms; The
acBign .lg to use the chapel as a parish
errfr-flTrtilat-tiTnr-frr"lia7
is able to build a modern church' edifice;,
which will probably-be but a few years,
as the district la growing very ra
both In population, and wealth.'
' September l.the" school will be opened
uuTjer-ttiBeTrsplces 'of the Sisteraof
Francis pf Mllwaukle,, who also conduct
the school at JlclllnnvUle,- Some time
during the hext.year the Sisters of Bt
I'rancJs expect Q begin the erection of
a convent on property adjoining the hew
III.WIITQ
APPLYFORPARDO!
Frjends, of Ranker to Make q
Pie's Jo President Taff for
Release.
1 -
litiiLL I Uii bill.i!
f-.-l os i-;'--r,.
i), a -fled to H U .
action si'r.i .1
setnMy."
on July j 1 , '
.:i u:,'r:.,t P!;l c
; I fit.i lir-H-- ! i ro-
i cu'lj irisc:, u. in the
.il.(T3tli.!S of t .11 -as-
n f !5"n'.?dy v'.H be held
y l.i v i rs w i n will r
d.'l.-icatfsi to the Rppuhifan a'-nmntuy
will also be l.'.-i.lers in making t.he non
political i: -!;.-cs cf the lawyers,
and they will m.-iko a flpht to have the
Republican?? JctlorM . tSia.:, candidates
nanieii by the lawyers.
Nominations for three places on the
circuit bench o .Multnomah county will
ije maoe ty the lawyers of the "county
on the evening of July 8. ' The official
call for the meeting was issued yester
day by. the committee of the Multnor
rnah Bar association appointed for that
purpose at a recent tneetlng, th& com-
rnltteo consisting of A. JS. Clark, Chair
inan, R. E. piltner, George W.' Joseph
and p. Soils Cohen. .' A :
The "call is addressed to the lawyers
of the Fdurth Judicial district, and af
ter reciting' the Jijdlcfal places to be
filled, departments Nos. 1, S, and 6, npw
occupied by. Judges John; P. Kavanaugh
jonn is. uieiana ana vviuiara n. ua
tens, proceeds:
Whereas, at, said session of the
Multnomah Bar association," Jt Jvaa re
solved am? determined that said assem
bly ehall te composed of lawyers, an
that every lawyer Whij 1s an elector of
the state of Oregon, who. is admitted to
practice In' the courts of the state' of
Oregon", and who tesides'ln the' Fourth
Judicial district; of the state of Oregon;
sftall be entitled to participate in said
assembly, without - regard to political
affiliations. " '
- -.: Meet July 8. '
"Therefore, pursuant to the said au
thority,, the undersigned committee so
appointed by the Multnomah Bap asso
ciation; 5 hai'' uly appointed ahd desig
nated the 8th day of July, " 1010, at the
hour pt 8 o'clock p.!'m. of said' day a?
the time and department No. a in the
Courthouse of the couhty of Multnomah,
located In the city of Portland, bounty
aforesaid, and stte of Oregon, as the
place when and where the assembly
ehaU'be held. '
'.: "Therefore, notice is hereby given to
all the attorneys at law residing within
the Fourtl Judicial dlstrlsf of the ifstate
of Oregon, hPS electors of th? state
Of Oregon and admitted to practice jn
the courts ijjf the state of Oregon, tbat
an assembly of electors of not less than
JQQ will be held at and In department
Jo. t In the county courthonse iri the
city - of : Portland,' i Mfiltnomah. county.
state Of Oregon; on the 8th day of
July,: 1910, at the hour of fo'clock p.
mLBOddftyJar-jaiajpurpoaa of- nom
inating three candidates for the circuit
bench"' of the ' Fourth Judicial district
of the jptate of 'Oregon, to-witi ' v
$9 Ifomlnate Three,
One candidate for department No. 1,
ueeeed the Honorable jotm V.lia-va
naughi W candidate for department
No. 3, to succeed f ha -Honorable John J3.
Cleland,' an4 pne tan4ldate for depart
ment No." 8, to Wfcceed the Honorable
William N. Oaten1 All lawyers fa-
GRAND FOREMAN OF :
YEOMEN ON'WAY HERE
Final arranggnjpnls have been made
by Oregon members of, the Brotherhoo4
of American Tejimen; 10 welcome Wil
liam Koch,- grand'' foreman, of. the or
der, when 1 he arrives in' "Portland
Wednesday, July 8. . In Portland he will
be the guest of Portland Star Home
stead No..' 42 and Independent. Home
stead No. 580. . ,7..
Wednesday evepirtg Mr. Koch ..will h
the gnest of honor at the hall of tbe
Western Academy of Musc, Second an4
Morrison "'streets, - yhere a large class
will be initiated. : A'receptlon and dlnr
per wllj be given for him Thursday eve
ning in the W. O. W. hall, corner East
Sixth and Alder streets.. Many out of
town Yeomen will be present at th$
function, -
IliHt!,! !
UlMiLI, .ILlJjlud,,
Tc!!3 Strikir.j' Tcrntcrs They
Had Bcttrr return to Work
' ; With cut faisc. .'.
FOURTH SHUTS DOWN
MACHINERY OF COURT
As the national holldav nreventa, ihe
transaction oj court business tomorrow;
Judge Butler wfll, on Tuesday liear ar-
Klirliehts in Albert T5. TCorn'a Rii1f 'n s
gtiaT4an; ;' for 'his'"' rnqther;' ' Henrietta
Kern, against hlf ' father, Rev, J?Cju? ." J:
I p T-n H nrt .Tnlin . 1 TliifonithAu ,: lit
which the court is asked to set aside i
conveyance' by Mrs, Kcrri . to Butenr
schoen. because of lnfluenoe allHeerl to
have been used by her husband and the
purcnaser wnue ,sne was menially lp
competent. " Thi will conclude Judg?
Butler's Work In Miiltnnrtinh nnnntv h
haying been called In f-orrj ;the Condon
cim jobbmisi in clearing away tpe
cvngeauon oj Dusiness M tfta June jeriri.
Fpwr Vamhlf (fpns Pelebrate.
Y,,.opMf..T,,?p'KP,' J"urnH
, McMljinvllle. Qt-, July 2. Yamhill
county Is to haye celehratjonsj rj four
places this yearYaihhlll. Sheridan and
Bernard Grove. The celebrations) will
surpass all previous celebrations. Th?
safe and sane Idea. a to be carried out
as far as possible. McMJnvllle does
not celebrate the 'Fourth on account of
the oounty school fair 'which s.to be
Circle ladles are . going to celebrate the
Fourth by ' themselves at r ha
Eower plant, eight mllesjoyh.B'estif
Chf halls Pcf oat's Tacprjia; "
(Special "Dispatch t Tpe JonrtmU '
ChehaUs, Wash., July -t: Chehalis de
feats Tacoma li th State league todayi
8 "'to 1. Batferles, Chehalis. Htnw nH
Taylor; Tacoma," Wll)ams, ReeJ and
uni v,j?enaus maae eigni hlfs, Ja
Journal Want ds""prihgs'Vesuns. V -
A cornrnlttee from -the . Teamster's,
union went before ERtyor Simon. yes
terday, asking his aid In ending the
striker: The union, rnen' hgped that th?
mayor would approve their demand ,for
26 Cents a riav additional . w-kb-ph A
4)giiB statement was losued by O. A.
Rogers, pusliiess agent or the tpamsters,
following, the porjfen;npe, which is a4
follows:
1'Saturdav 'afternoon a fiommlttea nf
the Teanisters' union and Of the 'cen
tral Labor-: Council had an Intervtow
With Mayor Simon on the tpjimntirs'
strike situation. Friends of the mayor
ttinj ,-ai,. Mia unions suggestea tnis con-
rerenoe. Alter sq minutes' talk the
Simon wss taking orders from the Emi
pioyera- vassociatlon. He bluntly tol4
me committees that the Special police
men. whlle caid'bv iha taxnavers. ooulil
dq as. they pleased." .They; could drive
nie leamj ano joaa ana unioaa tnem,
if they so desired, i He,' Mayor glmori.
proposed to keen thorn on tha umrnna
and employ tiy number' required. ,t
mvirvv oirauij-i repepieaiy Biaiea tq
the committee that ha'fnvnrprl hi ti
pents per day. Increase the teamsters
asked; also stated, that he 'had so in-
(PubllBbers" Pfi teased Wire.) . '
- Chicago, July "2. Formal application
by- Johri H. Walsh, " convicted -hanker,
who Is, serylng a 'five y?ar sentence In
the federal prison af Fort Leavenworta,
Kan.; .for a pardon," Is' hourly ' xpecte4
fn' Washington.- J-r r) ...(. '
' d.' Tj UUcklhghamcoiinsel for "Walsh
in Washington today conferred with
James A Flinch, attorney In charge of
pardons In the department of Justice.
- Such action is believed to be the plan
of friends of Walsh to make a plea to
President Taft for the release of the
banker. Many petitions from different
sections, particularly Indiana,, hav? been
circulated, and these, together with
Walsh's, persona applfcatloaj far t par
don, wlu fee filed at Washington.
It la tfta plan to urge the petition be
fore the pardon authorities at Wash
ington, as soon as italsh attaches his
signature to the - application, in the
vent & pardon Is refused, the matter
will probably be laid before President
Taft and arguments will be made In
support of the plea, , : '
' Bo far Walsh has' declined to take part
In any plan Intended to obtadn a paffon.
Mrs. Walsh, contrary to expectations,
also ha remained Inactive. Following
a conference a few days " ago at ' the
prison, the former banker is said tp
hate agreed to take the initiative In an
effort to obtain his liberty. - -
SCHOOL LANDS 5&L
,' FOR LOW FIGURES
(Special plsnatcb to Tt Journal. v.
Ellenpburg, Wash., July 2. Sixteen
five-acre tracts of state jfchool land,
offered ' at publio ' auction by County
"Avdltor Mathews at X0 o'clock this
morning, failed to bring the high prices
anticipated. Several of the tracts were
sold at the appraised value. ' Only the
choicest ' brought more than ' 8100, the
appraised valuation. The state realized
113,717 by the sale. " l. .
' The Farmers' union claims a member
ship Of , 8,000,000. . .
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. CONDENSED' STATEMENT
HartWn Tlipmnson, , Psnfers
, At th? PJose of iisinesi, June 30, 1910 . -
" - o- ,
-RESOURCES. ' . '
Lpani and IiscQtits $132,337.60
Stockjand bpnd , 114,913.10
Real estate -ji.4lo.7S
Furniture end fixtorei 5,200.00
. , Cash on hand and due from banks 149,657.74
. ' Total ,,,.,T..C,,...,j $423,519.19
- ' ' LIABILITIES.
. Capital stock : : $100,000 00
" Surplus and undivided profits" '27.6S4.65
- Deposits" ...... ..... 295.83j.54
Total '.S..'..$4?3,5J949
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l-il'Mv to w l ti lit t. i ' 1
11 9 C f 1
' I;'a l.r,'i :) t . ! ... , i
s!t on t!i; ':r r-.nrs i r '
tO tl-'i t'i i'lsi S. S , .-
agreements, wi.ion ' hail- I u i
blKTlbot b t f I m J ! M r
linn i t fit 1 p t t i I t t
piittee? - told tt.$ tnavor tl. -it t:
f !-. r a (inion m as ft.sl.ins' 1 i - i- . -i
of wages; that a siip of paper (..J n- t
stand In the way of p-ice, mul i.. -. r
did, as known to the draymen. Ti
committees told the msyor that unul
the Employers' "association forC-.-l Isi-i
at the Comnierclal elub to e'ltt-i -v ssj.tj
OarpQllcemen, not a singltj arrf-st fur
the disturbance of the peace had b-tn
made. That what violence in the'strikj
had been cpmmitted can b? laid to Die
specials , now paid by Jhe mayor ad
the taxpayers.'' " c ,
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DALLES MAN WEDS .
. ; SHERMAM OIKL
(Special Dlspatoh t The JoticnaU
'The Lialles, Or., July 3. Quy your?
Of The palles and. Miss Georgia I'lilHi'l
wr mafrled at the boms of the bride's
parents. n;ar parly, iSiierman . couiity,
yesterday. Mr. Youftg and his brl-ie are',
graduates. ; of Tfte.'-.lJallft H'gh- school, -hiving
een rne.rn.hers of the 1307 class.
After -a' short ' visit : at Trout Jii",.
Wash., Mr, and Mrs.' YP"4T( will niaU
their home In The Dalleg. -
'.;vV'6?U-.ni8 Interest, '
(Special pispajcb to Th Jotirnal.-)
:".fl)it8 - Salmon, -r.'Wjish (July,'. I"
Order SflvQ th attention o hi? White
galmon valley and Portland r?al estate
Interests, JJ. L. Simpson has fid his
controljpg Invest In the hardware ami
implement business of McCliptork &
Simpson to McCllntock.
IfayinJ Arrange WUh faptpries Whom We
. - V 'Represent We Will Accept "
A I lUJUCry
Coupons ,and Credit Certificates, No Matter ty
At Regular Prices on Any', rjew Piano in 'Stock,
1 iiif ISq iwt K! S t :
One Price to AH We Never Raise
STORE CLOSED 'ALI, DAY TOMORROW INDEPENDENCE DAY
js v.. : r
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r mmmm
ILtvlogf IRoCDinni '
IT "1 ; f! . Tl-'J : JL "
.' 'r ppiiapeiippa
jjt Stocks upnyajed in-beauty distinctiveness and corn.-
"7, rs, v pieteness maKe tne lrnponani tasK oi selecting Living
It '-'"f;ys -prt: .''- 'oom shings anjasy and. pleasant -one. ' No may
r" ' ': ' " v- VV- ' '-'i tcr hoyr inexpensive you may want your-room to be,
,f t3Tmum trJjJ lw ve can rnsn it' comfortably and yet distinctively, A
' 'MitMMi' fPorr rray be -made beautify ffqd out-of-the-pr4inary
as cheaply as it may.be made commonplace and un--r:
attractive" ) " " "
Some oi the Hew Tilings In Living Room Fupnlsliings Row in Slock arc
Flanders Furniture, .made ' by
Berkey & Gay.
Quaint oak furniture, made by
Stickley Brothers.
4- -Mahogany-Chairs in the-Ad.-,
amsi Chippendale,' Hepple, White"
Sheraton and Colonial styles. -
. 'Wm; Birch; Ltd., English Easy
Chairs and Davenports. . . v
-Mahogany; Tables of every
sort, .Bookcases, Davenporti,
Wprk Tables and Art Pieces.
Exclusive designs in Axmin-,
ster, Velvet, Wilton, , Brussels
and other carpets.
Hundreds t of ropmsize Rugs
in all the standard weaves.'
.' Scores of Novelty Weaves Jri
special designs and colorings.
Double wjdth Carpets and
Seamless Rugs.
Oraperieo and
Decor filiorio
New, inexpensive Nets and
Drapery Fabrics. . .
New JTapestries and other up
holstery material?. '
' New Wall Papers end Japa
nese leathers' "
New imported weaves in' ex
clusive Drapery Materials.
''"''-: 1 ; . . W . C . . - i r 1 .. . . .. . i . "w . .- '' ".'',..';.'..,.
Flltli nntl Gtarlc FifSii and GfnrU
ow 0
jJiw'JO
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Two . anil Hires Room Ajiarlni2i;i
Elegant modern apartments; both furnished and unfurnished, now ready f T 1
intRates very f easpna,bTe on two and ; three-rooni apartrnents. Modern i;
proof Duilo!ing,' hot- and 'cpldrunninw water, "steam heat; in every room.; K! - ct
I arid gas lights. - Also several fine stores for rent on thu ground floor,. O y 1 '
tion for .any live business. Low rentlohgTeno. Apf-y c:i J'."!
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