daily jou:::.al,
,D, ilia:
tie o.'Jiciuny Em if,! in lif'ialf f
city by I.:ayor J. (. Cueri.t ttv.l will
then proceed to the archt! -hop's palace,
where he will be welcomed by Arch
bishop . Bruchesl of Montreal loriJ
Stratlicona has placed his residence at
ci a - . 1 attcnl the corMsa r- :
of them are scheduled to deliver e -- .
dresses before tha corgrcrs or, at. th
daily reunions to be held in connection
with the great gathering. The program
for the six days of the congress in-
eludes many important civic receptions j
. . will U IvJ
the disposal of the Cardina Legato dur
ing his stay in this city. The solemn
official reception of Cardinal Vannutelli
by the congress will be held on the
evening of the opening day. of the con
gress, in et James' cathedral
It is expected that three cardinals
ULluiulunL nuu i I;
ATTDAOTCTUnnMPJf
In honor of the representative of the
pope, several pontifical mssses and a
number of special meetings. The soj
emn procession of the blessed sacrament
will bo held on ttie afternoon of the
closing day, Sunday, September 11.
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k.-st n trr f great
est effort f Cwta3tt
this irorr'.sr &rw W-S breath, and
f ot riy to" break liit recr4 cf a
record -breaking yr.
From far and near the farmer began
to pour Into the grounds bright and
early, augmenting the attendance at the
various classes which all. opened with
a much spirit and animation aa though
U was the first. Instead f the second
to the last day of a strenuous season.
No new work was taken up, hot eacb
Instructor followed along the lines that
had been laid out In the beginning, each
working tip ta thSb logical conclusions.
Muslo, elocution and . athletics are
; bonding their own wonderfully well,
and Instead of the warm weather de
creasing ths attendance, these classes
have ' been" gradually growing., ?
Professor J. Albert Emrlcu, Sunday
school specialist, with Professor. R. It
Steele,' president of the-Oregon Sundaj
School association, are -conducting an
Interesting tralnln g '. class, and doing
fine, systematio work. Their topic this
thorning was: "How We Teach." Yes-
terdaywas nvomJWe TeachL, :
"" ir" . ; , Xtadergartem Grows. . . v '
I Friday they will discuss Graded
Courses." The first two were conducted
hy Professor Emrlch, , wnue iroiessor
c..i. .ill h In (.hurra tomorrow. t
U l TCI. Tl Ml M .. .
- The kindergarten has - more pupils
'than', it can conveniently take care of,
and is a grow-ingly popular feature of
Chautauqua. The day nursery, as it
becomes better known, la also growing
In favor. ; v,.f '-,
. There Is no busier hive on the grounds
than the Y W. C. A. headquarters. Be
tween cooking school, , leather worker,
mission study and finding sleeping ac
commodations for Rouble the number of
people they-have beds for, .taxes the
fine executive ability of sven ; Miss
Frances Gage, who seems capable Of
doing a dosen things all at once. -
The feature of farmers' day Is the
conferences that were conducted from
I to 12 a. m. today on livestock, hor
ticulture, dairying- and agriculture,
Manyt. wer; presentwh are high .. In
authority on' these subjects.
; There ts never a moment from early
dawn till taps', sound that some one
U not making use of the large, airy
W. C T. U. tent, where they can discuss
ell sorts of social and economic cues
tlnr: ftp taka S mil!-' little "nnnnxa" on
one ot the comxortaoie cois. ine en-1 ,05.49
tire study or the Bound 'lame nour is
being put on a discussion of the pend
ing prohibition amendmenttothe con
stitution.. Each phase Is taken up, thor
oughly elfted and looked at from every
point ot view.
-' rolk to Tali, ' v, , '
Tonight it Is confidently expected
that one of the largest crowds that ever
Glimpse of the Crowd That Attended Chautauqua Exercises Yesterday.
CUWCBUM 21ST EUCHARiSTIC
SHOWS GROVTH CONGRESS SEPT. 6
fncrease of 335 School Chil
dren Over Last Year; Jack
son Shows Big Growth.
i (Snlrrn Boreas of jrhe 7eomiLVi -
Ealem. Or, July 21. According to the
report of the county school superintend
ent of Clatsop county the enumeration
of the Children of school age in that
County shows an increase of 835. the
total being Hit. The enrollment shows
25 decrease, however, from 2523 in 1909,
to 2509 In 1910. The number of teach
ers employed last year was 98 , as
against 1 for' the previous year. , The
average monthly salatry of mals teach
ers remains at $S0 and that ot female
teachers at $53, there being no change
In either instance, i There was expended
for school purposes last year 187,897.72
as against $75,130.74 for the previous
year.. - :'::-: -y----..
In Jackson county th enrollment hss
Increased 163 and .now totals 4850, while
the census shows an Increase of chil
dren of school age of 129, the total be
ing, 8499. The number of teachers em
ployed last year was 182 as against 177
school houses built list year and nine
the year, before. The average monthly
salary of male teachers Increased from
$70 to $78 and the average salary of fe
male teachers was $54 last year as
against $50 the year previous. The total
expenditures for school purposes In
Jackson county, last year equaled $1S7,
tlve meeting, the club women had re
ceived & general invitation to be present
and the most delightful conference was
held, relative to the program for the
passed through the gates will be In at
tendance to hear Governor -Joseph' W,
Folk. There is no doubt but Governor
Folk will embrace the opportunity, and
will tell, the, large audience some pretty
plain truths, even if , he has to tread
upon the toes of some who walk close
to the throne.
A bed, a bed, my" .kingdom for a. bed!
was the . bowling cry again last bight,
When there were at least ten people
applying for every one available - bed.
It becomes so- strenuous about night
fall ' that 'the management is almost
tempted to cry "too .much prosperity,
There - is money ahead for the person
who equips a large- dormitory tent next
year, and conducts 4t properly, knd al
ready several have begun to plan for
: Club day was a success froni' every
point f -view. -There was sn unusually
largo number of lub . women-present;
the program was one of the best the
Forum has so far presented, and the
. many lunch -parties and social affairs
were most enjoyable. , w5
, s At 2;30 , p. m. the executive board
of the State federation -held its mid
Summer - meeting in the federation
headquarters. While it was an execu
next nonvantlnn eti Th most lmnor.
tant transaction was signing the con- ty in a generaj way, tut closely con-
4. U. ttAlnnil
LISCW IU UtlU KtUVU tUIJ W JTUl VACbUtf
next November, to appear In a Snafcea
Delicately
Formed
'. .
and gently reared,-women will flad In
all the seasons of their lives, as maid
ens, wives and mothers, that tha one
atopic,, wholesome, laxative, remedy,
which acts gentlj and pleasantly and
naturally an d which may fee takenat
acy lime, when the system, needs a
laxative, "with, pertect safety and real
ly beneficial effects, is Syrup of Figs
and Elixir of Senna.
' '' U has that true .dcllcacj of flavor
which igso refreshing to the taste,
that warming and -grateful toning to
the stomach which responds so favor
ably to Its action and the laxative ef
. feet which Is bo beneficial to the sys
tem when, occasionally, its . gentle
cleansing is required.
r The genuine, always bearing the
&amo of the California Fig Syrup Co,
may 1 be purchased from all leading
drugglcts'in original packages of one
size only, price fifty cents per bottle,
est the Crlglisal end Genulct
V7
. a li I 1 w a ti if
L1ALTED -BffllLK
S Tb9Fccd.eriukfcrA!Ues,
For Infant, InvaIk33,ahdlGxovyma children.
PureNutruion.tiobuildinB the whole torlw
. InvcccatcsmenuTtogmcerandtlwagedl,
F'ffffiTW'.M f:T.'rf1apow(Ici form.'
A q.:ick lunch prfparel in a minute,
Taks no tobsCiale. Asltfcr HORUCK'S,
First to Be Held on American
'Continent At Montreal
for One Week. ,
Montreal, July 3L There are only a
few weeks to the opening of tha twenty
first Eucnarlstlo congress and. in view
of th grat importance of the Coming
event not only to the city of Montreal
but to the entire Roman Cathollo' world
of America, preparations are mads upon
scale befitting this great gathering
which is destined to. mark an epoch In
the history of the church In America. '
BUice the first congress of this kind
was held tn Lille, France, In June, 1218,
in answer to a' call Issued by Bishop
Gaston do Segur, many Eucharfstio con
gresses have been held, always in cit
ies Intimately connected with some of
the most Important phases and epochs
in the history of the Roman Catholic
church. In consecutive Order Lille,
Avigdon, . Liege, Freyburg, , Toulouse,
Paris, Antwerp, Jerusalem, , Ithelma,
Pary-le-Monlal, Brussels, Lourdes, An
gers, Namours, Angouleme, Rome, Tour-
nal, Mets, London and Cologne were the
meeting places Of th past Euoharistto
congresses. It will be seen from that
list that heretofore but one of the 20
"congresses was held outside of Europe,
the one which met at Jerusalem, . The
coming congress, which will Open 'In
Montreal on September 6 and will con
tinue till September 11, will have the
distinction ' of . bein c the second " outside
of Europe and the first en the Amer
ican continent -
Montreal had a- strong claim for the
honor of being selected as the meeting
place' for the first Eucharistio congress
i in America. It is not only an Important
nocted . with . the establishment t and
growth Of the, Roman Catholia church
In America. It is bno of the largest
and most: Important centers of the
church on the continent and abounds in
historical memories from the time when
Cathollo missionaries first carried tha
blessings of religion to the red men of
the Canadian forests. v
The pop win be represented at the
oomlng congress by Cardinal Vtnoenco
Vannutelli, prefect of tho 'Apostolic
Signature at Rome, and cardinal pro
tector of the Bulpiciah order. The car
dinal will arrive in Canada s week or
so before-the opening of the congress
and will . visit several Canadian cities
Incognito before coming to Montreal
He Is expected to arrive here oa the
day before the opening of the congress
and the moat elaborate preparations are
being mad for. his reception. Ho will
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peareaa, recital
: ,. Good Attraotloaa,
Frldsy's Forum presents a number cf
unusually good attractions, as three In
teresting subjects will be taken up, viz!
"A New Light on Tuberculosis," , by
Jlrs. Jl'It. Prlngle of Boston; "Radium,"
hv Professor W. V. Greene, of the Wash
ington High school, and "Requisites-of
Trip to Europe," by w. o. warn, 01
Boson. . '
Dr. H. V- Adams, who greatly pleased
his audience at his first appearance,
will lecture at 2 p. m. on "The House
of Changing Dimensions." It is a unique
subject and will be welt worth bearing.
Dr. Fox, who Is one of the strong
cards tuls year, will bold the boards to
morrow night In his much heralded
lecture, The Torchbearers of the Middle
Ages."The full program for Friday Is:
8-11-r-Classes. -
11- "New Light on Tuberculosis,"
Mrs. James Robert Prlngle, Boston. "A
New Force 'Esdium," Professor w. v,
Green, Washington high school. Read
ing, "An Old Force the Mustard Plas
ter," Miss Charlotte Banf leld. "Requi
sites of a Trip to Europe," William O.
Wark, Boston. ' v
- - ; ' -AFTERNOON. ' '
1:1S Chsmawa Indian school band."
8:00 Lecture, 'The House of Chang-
lns Dimensions." Dr. H. V, Adams.
8:80 Baseball, Honeyman - uaraware
company, vs. Clackamas. -
7:15 Chemawa Indian school Dana.
SolcIrvlng M. Glen. ;
8:00-r-Reading Miss sopnia ueary
Shlves. Lecture, "The Torchbearer of
the Middle Ages," by X. oL Fox. of i-
adeca.
HARRIMAN ENGINEER -
, STOPS IN PORTLAND
Railroad men are speculating today
over the- probable reason for the visit
or John D. Isaacs of Chicago, 111., con
suiting engineer of the' Harriman lines,
to Portland. Mr. Isaacs arrived -in
Portland yesterday and left this morn
ing. He held a long conference witfl J.
P. O'Brien, vice president and general
manager of the Harriman lines in ore
gon, yesterday but no Information as to
its real Import could be obtained.
Railroad . men generally believe Mr.
Isaacs, wlille on a tour of Inspection
of the Harriman lines, got off In Port
land to discuss with Mr. O Bnen the
proposed electrification of the Fourth
street Hue, and engineering questions
arising In the building of the Deschu
tes and ''-Tillamook-, lines. -
Mr. Isaacs Is one of the best known
engineering experts in the world..
LITTLE GIRL WANTS -
HER MISSING FATHER
The following letter was received this
morning by Captain" of Detectives John
Moore, written in a childish hand:
"Dear Sir; I am going to send you
description of papa, He Is foot
inches, black hair mixed with gray, blue
eyes, dark mustache mixed with gray.
8-years. TOi-natnrls" O." I Streeter,
Grandma passed out March 21. Grand
pa Streeter would like to hear from
him. please let me know if , he is tri
Portland. Ho was a traveling man. His
daughter. MAUD M. " STREETER."
Ill South Hogan Street. Spokane.
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Boys'" Band at Albany.
Albany, Or, July Jl. The Columbia
Park boys of San Francisco gave a ter-
i-jiuiuiiua in iuu iuuuiiy opera no use
berore a large audience last night The
boys are making a tour of the coast
under the personal direction of Major
Sidney 6. Piexotto. who is prominently
Identified 'with boys' societies in San
tranciBco. .
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pure Linen Tailorl Suits and : Dresses l
in all the very newest . models ajid
effects. Colors, white, natural, laven
der, light blue,: and including all suits;?
of the genuine Ramie Cloths, will be
sold without reserve
Friday and Sat'day at
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CE
About 35 white washable Tailored
Suits slightly soiled from handling,
formerly sold at $6, Friday only ..
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' . ' SEASON 1910 .
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