TIID CIUXOI! DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY. 6, 1310.
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Members of Portland Auto Club-
" Royally Entertained on En
e joyable Outing of Four Days;
Sleep in Tents.
Wiir Address State Dairy Asso
ciation in Portland; Fa
-, ther of Industry.---
Dairyman of the Willamette' valley
will be arlven an opportunity or near
In one of the greatest experts In dairy-
Ins- in the world lecture when Profeasor
Bernhard Boegglld, of , the Royal panlsh
Agricultural collage at Copenhagen, ar
rives hero July 18
"The best automobile outing In the Although Portland , was not in- the
hlstorv of "ths Portland Automobile eminent authority's . itinerary, through
, Club" is Hhe. sentiment of 100 motorists J efforts qf Philip Bates, publisher of the
who (BiragKiaa into rpriranu iio jmi raciiic. avi uiwhi. in? o w" '""
terdav afternoon and last night from I to come here and address and visit witn
, the four flayf outing to Bayocean Park, I the people forT three days--July iJ, 19
made possible through the invitation or and 20. . " X
the T." B. 'Potter company.: i - i n "X: I i The professor and his wife will reacn
' Twenty-one machines, decorated wttln Portlandf Kundav. Julv 17.- tout lmmedl-
pennants, announcing the destination of ately upon their arrival Mr. Bates will
me party, ana loaqea wun numo whisk them down the Willamette vaijey
Portland's most" prominent citiaens and ln .: wwa thv will visit the
-their families.-left Portland early last I
; Saturday morning and .arrived t.Bay-1 galem- Fore,t Grove and McMlnnvjlle.
, ocean pant jaw tnat nigni. vn me way They will be entertained ty the com
1 w:?," f',idJi? -n,teriained ai nier.cial . clubs of these, cities and .will
jucjuinnviiiv , ana iiiiamuw "li-
5 riven a few .surprises that were greatly
visit many dairies on the trip:
s Returning Tuesday evening; arrange
nlnvad. flvnr Rundav and Monday the I ... " " - i. ' ...I... w .Ii.
$ ... . 1 ments ;wiu oe maae ior me vn w w
, Py wm Bivep ino iuwy wx v... cU of memberi 0f tne gtattf Dairy
' ntte'snea visit was an eye -Nation and on Wednesday afternoon
ll"' tha expertenC' v 7 at the Commercial club rooms the pro
fessor will address them, v Wednesday
evening at the same place the state
opener,
- Wtola Party "Arrested
, Tl"!TrriZ' invited to attend a lecture.
"."r. " Tviri i Professor Boekglld's Visit to ' this
Civic Implement association on ' a c.f untfy 18 "Tu
charge ofst driving. Sheriff Hender- " tudyln vAmariean method, .d , Cond
. uk .7,i tt, tions as well as to lecture. In view of
- iAi' sai-th-i ;rPat'an hhe-fact that authorities in this country
' -.7. a .ik ,m th'.mw concede that no city in the world sur
-selves. W. J. Clemens, who was lead- passes Copenhagen in the matter of qual-
' ing the party, was the first to fall Into ity and cheapness of milk, the dairymen
" the trap set by tha McMinnvllle offt- and others Interested ln the Willamette
elals. He protested vigorously before valley are fortunate ln havingr-the op-
' he detected a peculiar smile on. the portunity to- heai the lecturer. ;
' sheriffs face and saw through theVuse. The professor is recognised as the
- B.-Henry-Wemme-and-erower-who 1 father' of the" dairying Industry In Co
' left Portland an hour and a half after penhagen.t and his Influence has made
the rest, had more trouble than any one Itself felt, not only ln his own country,
: with-the obstreperous sheriff. On the but over a large part of Europe. Mr.
outskirts of the town the machine" was I Bates believes that it is essential that
'hailed and the occupants declared under! the professor be royally treated while
" arrest for exceeding tne -Jspeea umit here so that he may carry a good lm
through the town" of Dayton, the sher-1 presslon of Oregon and Portland back
. iff declaring that the information, had 1 10 his home country,-and for that rea-
been telephoned ahead. It was an-1 son tne commercial clubs of the various
. nounced the fine would be 125 lor eacn cities throughout the valley will vie
. occupant or tne car. jnr. rowo uTCa,"Mwith each other In their entertainment
angry, out Mr. wemme, Deing n uipiu
mat. offered his hand to the sheriff and
also f or that reason a good , attendance
Is desired at the lectures.
FIGHT FILMS CAN BE
SHEWN IN PORTLAND
No attempt will be made ln Portland
tried to smooth matters.
Cheer KoKlnnville.
The whole party was conducted to a
dining room and served to an elaborate
luncheon, f.nd while this was going
on baskets full of big cherries and wai-
' lot. hr pher for McMinnvllle to follow the course ; of some other
before starting on. cities and prevent an exhibition of the
At Tillamook City the reception to moving pictures of the Johnson-Jef-
the Portlanders was no less cordial, fries fight,! according to Chief of Police
They were taken to the Commercial I Cox.
club, entertained there and given a U "That matter came up oHce before,1
- sumptuous dinner. "Webster Holmes, the he said, "and after taking the subject up
'coresident of the club, gave an admirable with the city attorney I learned that
i address . of welcoitie to the crowd, and, iwt , could not atlm fitti. pictures on'det
t in behalf of the club and TiuamooK, f tto- lawT; we caiPopIyi proceed to stop
Coffered the right hand of fellowship to I movlna nictures when thev are obscene
. the visitors. The reception by Holmes and fight films da not come under this
t was one or me ieaturoa oi mo irjp. . classification. Personally I don't be
Taken n launches to Bayocean late ueya pictures would, oause any die
eaturaay evening, uie. amnri u. turbance here, anyway."
party were put io pea mere in iiib ipii i.
city in beds which were pronuoaced by
all to he about the best they hsd ever
T. B. Catron, former delegate to con
II llicy linu tci i . .. . f, . 4 .wi4i .jinrtim
slept In. Sunday was spent in looKing p. p;nHMlpv fnr ITnlt.rt ....,
over the site for the new resort which , ,r -
extends for several miles along the
. peninsula It was evident to all that
the possibilities of the place are for the
greatest coast resort in the nortnwest.
9100,000 la xacninery.
One hundred thousand dollars worth
ot machinery are on the grounds and
V 85 skilled engineers and mecanlcs are
working on the' street grading, the new
hotel,the natatorium, and the numerous
other features.' The elace is aireaay
supplied with , electricity and fine wa
,ter and a sewer, system. The streets
are all being ent through and plans are
tMnv kudu to' nave them later." The
' plan la for a hotel larger than .the Port-
7 land. The lounaauons ior ,tms are oe
' Inr laid now.
i Various features of -entertainment
were furnlsheo) the crowd on Monday,
These Included a costly display of fire
1 works ln the evening, a ball game and
an exhibition by the Tillamook head
; life savins- crew. The total cost or en.
- tertalning the Portland crowd on the
whole trio was about 13000.
Returning, most of the party eame
5 over to Tillamook yesterday morning
' and left for Portland at about li o ciock.
, c W. J. Clemens, the vice president of the
Portland Automobile club, tried the
speed of his new Butck tomlng back,
and was the first In. covering the dis
' tance in five hours and 45 minutes,
actual running time. He took the bumps
! slowly and speeded on . the smooth
s" stretches, trying to see just how fast
the trip could be made safely.
3 William Bewley, who drove the press
ear, refreshed several members of the
.party with .an elegant dinner at his
, ihome in Sheridan on the-way back
from New Mexico after statehood.
Twice tch year we have a. SALE which has become 'to be recognized as. the sale
event of the season. Everyone in the city 1nows that the REDUCTIONS are
GENUINE and PRICE CONCESSIONS unequalled. POSITIVELY no exaggera
Hons ever permitted in my ads. It will be to the interest of all intending purchas
ers lo COME EARLY to participate in this FEAST OF BARGAINS. EVERY
SUIT IN THE "HOUSE MARKED DOWN.
Men' Suits College'Suits Boys' Suits Wash Suits
$40 SUITS NOW $28.50
$35 SUITS NOW $24.50
$30 SUITS NOW $21.50
$25 SUITSN0W?18.75
$20 SUJTS NOW $14.85
$15 SUITS NOW $He85
$35 SUITS NOW $24.50
$30 SUITS NOW $21.50
$25 SUITS NOW $18.75
$20 SUITS NOW $14;85
$18 SUITS NOW $13.85
$15 SUITS NOW $1135
KNICKERBOCKERS
$5.00 SUITS NOW $3.65
$6.00 SUITS NOW $4.35
$7:50 SUITSNOW $5.35
. $10 SUITS NOW $6.95
$15 SUITS NOW $11.85
HALF PRICE
a $6 WASH SUITS $3.00
$5 WASH SUITS $2.50
$4 WASHSUITS $2,00,
$3 WASH SUITS $1.50
$2 WASH SUITS $1.00;
$1.50 WASH SUITS 75
MISSES AND GIRLS
Wash Suits
HALF PRICE -
$10 WASH SUITS $5.00 .
PM WASH SUITS $3.75
$6 WASH SUITS $3.00
$5 WASH SUITS $2.50
OREGON!
N PURCHASE
0L0 MEXICO TRACT
ronr-rajenfr Coupe,
XtCng Wheel Base.
.. Ampls. Boom.
Oushloa Tires.
Bo Punctures.
Frank C. Rlggs
. BETEWTH ABB OAK STS.
After July 15 la One Bew Pord 8er
yio Bnlidlnjr, Cornell AoML Tw.ntj-
third and Wsshlngrtto -BtrMtl,
TEXJBPXOKSa MAIN '4542, A-1127.
George F, King, a -local timber opera
, tor connected with James D. t ttacey &
.Co,, has JUjt returned from a trjp to
. Old Mexico and reports the purchase
t by himself and other Portland Interests
" of a 60,000 acre tract of fine Irrigable
agricultural land.
The syndicate purchaslnf the - land
; Is composed of George T. King, Wll
, liam I. Vauter, H. U. Lumsdcn, C. I.
Hutchinson of Medford, and Charles H.
Kins: of Portland, The syndicate will
fence' the entire hacienda and then lease
It to cattle men for a few years, after
.v which an irrigation system will be put
! In and the land developed. ' The land
i is at" an elevation of 1600 to 1700 feet,
and the temperature ranges from 70
to 90 degrees the year round.
f Mr. King says the land la very fer
tile and will produce abundantly ' of
sugar cane, rlco, cotton, tobacco,- corn
".and all kinds of small fruits, berries
6and melons.
' The same syndicate bonded a 60.400
acre tract of . white pine which ruftV
about 16,000 feet to th acre, iv-
3 Trains Daily 3 .
7 New Great Northern train service to
: Tacoma, Seattle, Everett, Belllngham,
xV s rtvp, D. '"Off
points: Electric lighted trains. Ele
. gant dining car service. . 10 vi m 6 p.
m. 11 :3Q p. m., from Hoyt street sta
' tion.' Eleventh and Hoyt streets. Tlck-
eta, berths and parlor car seats at 'city
ticket office, 122 Third, and at depot.
TALKS on TEETH
By tfcs B2X PEJTTAI. OO., 9EBTI8TS,
OUR v MOTTO:
Here it is In four ..sentences; .. -:!
Have a produot as nearly perfect as
will and skill oaa make it.
Throw your own personality Into It,
Advertise th truth about It
Beep advertising it all th time, rain
or sun.
Alveolar Teeth Wher Bridtfework Is
. unpossioi.
If only your front teeth are left," say
three or four or more, we can replace
all those 'that have been . lost on both
sides, clear back, with perfect Alvsolar
teeth, whilst brldgework would be im
possible even If you had eight or ten
front teeth lo tie to. If you have only
the back teeth on each sloe, say molars,
we can supply all the front teeth that
are missing with beautiful, serviceable,
life like Alveolar teeth. This could not
bossibly be done by the bridge route.
And wfrere bridgework Is possible there
is .no cdmDnrlson between tha two. r A
very- large- percentage- of -our Work ts
taking out brlflgeworK put in -ay sup
posedly hiah class dentists, and repUc
ins it with the beautiful and artistic
Alveolar teeth. And, - unlike bridge-
work ln artother'resoect. it is practical
ly painless, No boring Or cutting Into
the gums,, nothing to be dreaded. Now,
then, prices being equal, which would
von ehooanT ' V
OorinJIr Pyorrhea (loose teeth), a dis
ease given up oy omer aenusis as in
curable. Is another of our specialties.
We cure it absolutely. It's a boastful
statement to make, but w can do any-
thing that is possible in dentistry, and
what we do is always of the very high
est class.- Our booklets, Alveolar Den-
id lnteiTiieatrHstTyr"w' wntrtor-rme-tf-yotf
cannot can. we nave samples or our
work to show at all times, and the
very best of; references, an army, of
tnem, tn this city ana state. ; .
TKB BSZ SEBTAXi CO., DEHTISTS,
311 to 314 Ablngton Bldg., 106 H 3d St.
, xerms. to itcuaeie reojpis. t
We cannot emphasize too strongly the merits of this S ALE. We expect to
CLOSE OUT every garment here advertised within ten days.
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Miss Tracy, the expert cooking teacher of the Port
land Gas and Coke Co., will transfer her school
from Christensen Hall to Woodman Hall, East
Alder and Sixth Streets on July 7th.
This will enable ladies residing on the East Side
to attend the valuable free lessons on
H
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GAS
Miss Tracy's knowledge of cooking is of the high
est order, and many are the dainty di hes she
will prepare for her visitors
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DON'T TAIL TO ATTLND
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Thursday, July 7th, at 2:30 P, M.
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