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'i i ' ... TUB OREGOM DAiLY' JOURNAL. PORTLAND. THURSDAY EVENING. JUNE 1,1' 1911. ;4. iiSfiiSl Cclilo Project Now Under Di- ; ,rect Supervision of Gov- v eminent Engineers. About TO dim are eanployed en the Cellle eeeel work to char af Major ' J. J. Morrow and work la being don all along tli canal Censtr action of the locks Will begin In the aear future, ths designs for th Iron gate having boon completed ft few days ago by the gov ernment engineer In charge of that wot. . i The entire project la now blnf done under th direct supervision or the gov- immwt engineers, the laat contract work having boon completed a faw Mki ago At present and henceforth tha. work will ba dona by day labor hired by tha government engineers. Major Morrow stated thla morning that tha canal can ba completed In three yaara If tba nsnesssry fundi ara made available m that work may A carried en Continuously, At present about 1700, 00 la available and thla amount will cover the-sxpnee until July of next year. By that time tha department will hare eaked for another million dollara which It la hoped will ba granted. Major Morrow eaye Sl.JsO.000 oaldwsll ba expended naxt year. If thla 1 amount ahould ba granted and about 11.000,000 tha year following, then tha total coat of tha big waterway won Id ba covered and within three years from today It could ba open for navigation. The opening of tha Celllo canal will ba of tremendous Importance to the . great Inland empire, aa It will give an open river with water competition rates far Into tha Interior of the etate of Washington and eventually It la hoped aa far north aa the British Co lumbia line and stlU farther, tha Do minion government planning Improve ments on its side of the line BURKE FUNERAL HELD; . 'BURIAL AT MT. CALVARY : : Tha body of the late Brigadler-Oen-. era! Daniel W. Burke was laldto reat yesterday V morning In Mount Calvary cemetery following solemn pontifical mass at Et Mary's Pro-Cathedral. Tha ceremony waa performed by Right Rev, Arcbblahop Christie and Rev. rather H. J. McDevttt The deaoon of honor was Father John Watars of Astoria: deacon . of mass, rather Verwhllgea of Vancou ver; sub-deacons. Father Edwin O'Hara, and Father W. O. Delorlmer. rather George Thompson waa master cf cere monies. Professor F. W, Ooodrteh was at the organ. Army comrades of Brigadier-General Burke acted as pallbearers. The funeral services ware simple. He is survived by Ms widow and daughter, Miss Mary .Duma. EIGHTH GRADE VICTIMS y GET ANOTHER CHANCE (Speelsl Cispatcb te The Joornal.t JSyssa, Or., June 1. County Superin tendent B. U MlUlgan has given the eighth grade pupils of this county a chance to make good in she studies lr which they failed last examination, May .17, II and II. Of 71 pupils who took ths examination only II were succees , ful. of whom Nyssa had but one. Vale three, Ontario four, the rest being from various rural schools. The greatest number of failures wss In geography, II. Ten from Nyssa will have to write. The four graduates of the Nyssa High school organised the first of tha week with four members. These four are the first boys and girls to graduate from the Nyssa High school. They are: K. W. Blodgett, Edgar B. Dun- , can, M. Florence McDonald and O. Eva BoydelL 'Journal Want Ads bring results. MARY GARDEN America's Greatest Dramatic Soprano Usesdnly KNABE The World's Best Piano She apriears in con cert Saturday even in;, June 3, at the Armory Reed-French Piano Mfg.Co. atVABa DXAXXXS . ' -! Sisth and nraslde i u n..j . :.. "..m.jh -. i t , - .-,.rrrT,-, r- J CHICAGO, SHORT OF WATER; IS MAKING THE BREWERS RICH 30,000 Barrels of Beer a Day Drunk During Hot Days of May. Chicago, Jane L No other city in the world, net even Berlin, can show aa equal of Chicago'a beer drinking rec ord, according to data In the hands of members of the rice commission. About one-half tha population does all the beer drinking, but that half has con sumed about 1,000,00 gallons dally In ths phenomenally hot weather which has prevailed during Msy. This is figured from the fact that there are 7000 saloons and that each aaloon eells on an average three barrela beer per day in moderate weather, During the days of high temperature the beer aalee have been more than I0. 000 barrela a day. Recently a careful estimate waa made by thoee familiar with the aalea of theaa saloons. Boms wsre put down for it to 36 bsrrels per dsy snd soms for only one. Figuring tha retail coat of each glass of beer at l-l of a cent, which is sold for I cents, ths cost of the beer thtrat Is shown to run Into hundreds of thous ands of dollars per day, out of which the brewers' profit, through ownership of ths saloona as well ss from profits in the wholesale trade, la enormous. The figures serve to explain the fortunes the brewers have acquired. YOUTH LOSES LEGS UNO : DYING, CALLS MOTHER fapeetal rHrpstrs Is The .Toorasl.t Kalama. Wash., Juns 1. Without friends and calling for hla mother, Wil liam Lo veils, who aaya his home Is la Cleveland, Ohio. Ilea fatally Injured at Kalama. Lovelle waa trying to steal a ride on a Northern Paclflo freight train and fell under and had both egs crushed so tbst an amputation will be necessary. Hs has also a bad fracture of the right hand, which the doctors say will prob ably have to be amputated. Lovelle Is about If years old snd the doctors say he will die. He was given first aid by local phyaiclana and later turned ever to the county on account of having no runda and no acquaintances. RECIPROCITY BEFORE COMMITTEE WEDNESDAY Washington. June 1. The senate fi nance committee decided yeeterdsy af ternoon to vote on the reciprocity bill Wednesdsy. It Is expected thst it will be sent to ths senate without recom mendation. War College to Open. Newport, R. I., June 1. The naval war college will open here this week. Preparations have been made for courses of special Instruction In ths details of naval warfare. Early next month Ad miral Dewey will come here with the general naval board, now In Washing ton, and take command of operations on ths sound. Basement Bargains Kimonos . . . . 98c Petticoats . . . 49c, Corset Covers, 17c, 19c, Sale Messaline Sflk AO 1 200 Silk Dresses (f-1 1 i)f Petticoats, All Colors y.VO Worth to. $30, . aaaejaMBjsMsssjMiia j " ' " - Khaki Suits and Skirts for Mountains and Beach 134 Sixth Street, Corner Alder Water Famine Is Serious; General Warning Is Sent 1 .Out Chicago, June 1. Notwithstanding the IIS.000,000 gallons pumped dally, the water famine In Chicago has be come serious, the park fountains will bs sho( down, the park sprinkling will be reat noted (aa wan as that of eltl sena) and In several sections during some hours of the dsy no water at all flows from ths fauoeta. No relief Is In sight until Iste In August when new pumping plsnt which will add II,- 000.000 gallons dally will be ready. Even with this addition some portions of the city will be short of water all ths year. Summer broke upon the city auddenly this year and the water department waa unprepared. It haa laaued a general warning to Chicago people: "Obey the sprinkling regulations, and do not wests wster In bath rooms, laundries or kitch ens." During 1101 ths wster pumped for the city's use wss 171,000,000.000 gallons. Ths total value of the water works property now Is -approximately 110.000.000 but the expenditure of near ly one-third more Is necessary to aatla fy the thirsts and supply wster for the bathe and lawns of ths city. I rSperisl Dispatch te The Josroal.) Redmond, Or., June 1. The following party of Greet Northern railway offi cials arrived In Redmond Sunday, night: B. C Leedy, general Immigration agent. St Paul; F. W. Graham, western Indus trial and Immigration agent, Portland; O. A. Atweod, Immigration agent, St. Paul; W.--E. French, manager of the Oregon exhibit cars of ths Great North ern railroad; W. C Wilkes, asslatsnt general freight and passenger agent, Portland; J. T. Hardy, traveling freight and passsnger agent Portland, and U Grlswold, district engineer. The Immi gration officials were en a tour of In spection of this section to note the progress since their visit here a year ago, and to gather Information to bs used In exploiting further the central part of tha state In the company's liter ature that la widely circulated In the east Ths party waa surprised to ses the great change In Redmond In building and municipal Improvements. One cf the principal things that appealed to them was ths Increased settlement on ths Irrigated land tributary to this city the past few months. W. c. Wilkes.1 assistant freight and passenger agent. said the freight and pasaanger busi ness of the Oregon Trunk road to and from this section to Portland continued satisfactory and showed no signs cf de creasing. The party remained here until Monday forenoon gathering data and ldoklng the country over. From here they went to Slaters and Laldlaw. MA NORTHERN MEN VISIT CROOK TIN Expansion, Closing Out WATCH US GROW Superior, beautiful and distinguished sample and model suits blue and white serges. Fancy tweeds and mixtures worth up to $40 Sample Linen Suits One-Half Price Sample Summer Dresses at $1.98, $2.49 $3.49, $4.95 to $29.85 ' to $1.49 69c, 98c 23c, 29c Combination Gowns . . Waists . OETM'g aria S mm UNION INDORSE STRite PLAN (United Ifeee Umi Vbal Vancouver. B. C, .June 1. At maas meeting ef the street car employee laat night. hei in the Odd Fellows' hall, . Mount Pleasant men. after lengthy discussion which lasted from midnight until after I o'clock, indorsed the action of the Trades and Labor Council In regard to the proposed gen eral strike. They also decided to take a referendum among themselves as to whether their own union would Join In me proposed strike. After a lqng meeting last night the electrical work era of the city decided te strike, and In the event of a general atrlke being called on Monday tbay wlH abide by any decision that ths Trades snd Labor Council may make. Tha electrical workers stats that they have been endeavoring to negotiate with tht electrical contractors of ths city for the last three months and thst their s4 vsnces have been Ignored. Wilson In South' Carolina. Columbia, 8. C, June 1. Elaborate preparations have been 'made by the editors of this ststs for ths reception of Governor Wood row Wilson cf New Jersey, who Is to addreas them tomor row. Aeroplane) Factory In United States lL'lt4 tttm te Wli.l Paris, June 1. Henry Farm an haa decided to establish a branch of hla aero plane ouaineas in America vnaer -me dlreatlon of Alfred Lawson and Baron Ladlslaa d'Oraay. Preparations for the new factory are under way but the site haa not yet been made known. HOTEL STEWART SAN FRANCISCO Geary Street, above Union Square just appesita Betel St Francis European Plan SI .SO a day up American Plan 3.00 a day up Hew steel snd brick structure. Furnished st cost of $100,000. Every comfort aad cea , veaience. Oa carlines transfening all ever city. Omnibus meets trains and steamsra. Send for Booklet with map ef Saa Francisco , Suits 69c, 98c, $1.49 .. 98c, $1.19, $1.49 39c, 69c, 98c, $1.49 Jf ters ) If m I s ? IP Ml-" 5f A , iiaisna Csweatj ' sJ''l,,B" the r ; . ,st "n: J J'': ... umoreuas ai . u Half-Price ' We must' reduce our stock. Here Is your , opportunity to ssve y money. Any umbrella over 11.20 at ...MALT PIUC Sterlinr Silver . Knives . x On apeclsl sale Friday JJI and Saturday for . LOO Ooral Seed jreck. Qg JtUM Octal Bead weak- ggf Tour choice ef any sis. These are exceptional values. sfterllaf invar Blags, Ret with cameos and other large settings. Ths latest fad. Small finger rings.' We make a large showing of. these 25c AND 50c 25c Bath Caps Only 7c All colors snd shrfdes snd filalda, fine for summer out ngs. Vsry Urge stock, must be reduced.. ..... Whisk Brooms An unusually largs variety In several sises. bsat qualities 25c 35c 50c 60c Special Prices Post Card Albums on 15 cent once now .ISC SO cent ones now.... 80 Festival Week Is Kodak Week Tea will never miss a Kodak so ksenly and never want one so badly as nsxt week. Bee our complete assortment. We have every slss at every price. As low as you cars to pay-end as high as you care to go. We do finishing and enlarging at cut rates. Matting and Cane ' Suitcases and Grips We make the largeat oho wing In Portland and our prices are lees IiOok our stock ' JQf ever. Prices upfrom. ..' Ever Try Shopping by Mail at The Owl Drug Store? Prices good anywhere on date of sale. Buy fMO worth and we will prepay freight to any rail or steamer point within 100 miles of Portland, making your saving more than double. 7th. iniWASHIlW TheU.S.System To your perfect satisfaction in all Idnds of dental work. When we produce for you a bridge, plate or any other kind of work in our profession you have the full assurance that it is the bet of its kind that it is possible to produce, and then our prices are. to moderate for: such servfee. Better health will be your reward. Written Z Guarantee v MSTT KT j 1K them attended to at our office by the U. S. eaoert workmen, wne are skilled in the U. S. SYSTEM. . - .vri- ,. ' - WE KNOW what to do and how tc do it ; That's why all our work is positively PAINLESS. That's also why all of our work Is OUARAN- ; TEED to rire lasting satisfacMpn. Popular prices that are within the reach of every one are charred. . v. ... .-. fvv,,!,,,; v CouDled' with our. Incomparable low prices for dentistry f guaran teed reliability is the fsct that we do not expect the pay until the work is sstlsf actory to you.' ' , -;--v-v A SET OF TEETH THAT WILL BE A CREDIT TO OTJlt OfFTCE. DOUBLE SUCTION,- PATENT AIR CHAMBER. NON-BRBAKABLSt PLATES. NATURAL COIX5K, PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED, - A FULL SEX' S7-50- - FORMERLY , $15.00. . :-m.v -!''1:wl( .fr;. t ' ' . . ; Sf!-': 22-k. Gold or Whit Crown ,.;i.,.;.v.,V..;i;;5Q 22-k. Bridge Teeth, xaaranteed, each V..;... ipOtV'J Good Set of Teeth on Rubber Plate ... M f 5 .00 U. S. Painless DelSkS omoe epea rross a tui ti tnn&my, a te That ybu Mve enough money by buying bens to purchase cvcrmJ articles that you will find you need when you look over our ttock. , Try us this time. S - - M Tts for tired. 'fKp swollen feet. peclaJ... Pfurlae,' regular; ' ; loo speolsl .. V 8oras roll nomad s, 7 for, epeolal,, ,.,.......,.. rreathouroa, .regular ' : QVt Oo slse, special polsoa Ttr raver Xednced. 4 large double sheets, loc special for ale Tanglefoot Fir rape. tt double eneets In box, 9Qm Bpeclal at Half Sale Sheffield's Tooth Paste. 9f1t Iso slse. S for.....,....v Emery Boards, "regular fff 10c package..... . v Orange Wood Sticks, regular s ror sc. on aais a . Kg for.. lie 8a nonol Tooth Powder, Z6o Tooth Brush, both T for Allcock'a PUstars, Sto kind, 1 far V Lsxsflve romo-Qulnlne '? tSn slse. F tor 6WC Bye Baths, regular lOe Km tot ... , vv Medicine Droppers, straight or bent. Regular so. 5c 5c i xor Styptic Pencils. Regular vc, ivr , Nasal Douche Glasa. 'tig Regular loo. for!..,. SU Ic Lead Pencils, S Kg tot. .' tc Mucilage 2JC So Pen Holders 2JC j oo pkg. Bicarbonate e Binu, lull pounn ........ . l, full pound......... ww IOC Dag, Roof. . . Powdered Orris 10c Mirrors at only 5c The Brush You've . Been Waiting For Takes out the 41 ri doesn't In-T jure the cloth. soe-ton." tne new Cloth Brush. It's differ ent from - the eld-fsshloned kind. Easier to use. -Wee re longer. Cleans better. . Costs less than the other kind. 99n Sp'L Introductory price . Vodoo Alarm Clocks, txAO, Highest perfection In ths act of clock making 4ippea ran oe counts. , Oat one aad have the best. ., U1 Alarm Clocks a aTo. Big and fine, with resonant bell Just the kind you Q7 have wanted. Bpeclal at."' 91M tMthot hTamd Bag tso. Tou will find a wide range here to select from. a-""'"1" Drmklng Cups , KpaozAx niam Take no chances on children drinking out of public 4 A cups. Regular lso, sp'l. v I i i i I, .I ,i i ni2IQIrL CUTPATE DRUGGISTS HasBeenTested ; 28.0ffices feinthe .UnitefJ States a If your teeth are Decayed, hare i U A?lt ' Fboae Mala T143 -lVlary Garden Hand ; Bags at 98c - Special showing of a largs va riety of styles, shapes, colors and sises. Silks and . satlnss Any taste easily satis- HO fled. Up from Rexall 93 Hair ; jTonic $1.00. r The one thst Is guar- of Af anteefl. Large bottles)- The Shampoo at. 2Set v. Stationery Offer - Cascade Linen -" ' WvUmm aoo rateo M gjo. The best offer we have over made each bos contains 41 sheets ef paper and 41 envoi opee to match, twice as much aa you ordinarily buy oa Sio i'..: 25c Sale 'Todco Lunch " Grips Made of matUng," convenient shape made to hold a Ther mos bottle. Just the Q thing for lunches VVQ Three Bars Todcc Soap 25c The greatast Soap value known, fine for bath or toi let largo cakes Glycerine, Oatmeal. Cocoa, Almond 9Kg Sto. I loo cake, I fer....AC Thousands of Post Cards' Infinite variety of subjects. Choose from ths best showing In Portland. 1 cent each, 25c A Genuine Thermos Bottle for $2.00 . Pint slse Bnamel Finish.' Keeps liquids hot 14 hours aad COLD Tl SOURS. A neoeesary article to your comfort, no matter where, or who you are. Just the thing for keeping baby'e milk warm all night. Great for the work ing man. i$2.00 Stop at The Owl" aad look at one, Todco Chocolates Requear 40 cent pound boxes. Saturday special at, per 29c No Secrets About An Owl Prescription . . Department It is all Open for your Inspec tion. We will fill your pre scription Just as the doctor wants It promptly and accu rately and at small cost Have ths next one filled here. 1 OPEL lie Man Tith the Hoe (80 AlfPs- Is sure to want a rake and other garden ' and farm tools as well, snd here he can set the best at the most aatlsfsctorv ? rices. We have a full line f sgrlcuf-" ural implements and tools for all trades, besides a comDlete stock ef build. ere' hardware, kitchen tools and utensils, 5 and everythlnr the artisan or mechanic ' needa xou wui find our prices lower1 thsn elsewhere., ws- 4, - : 48. Third Street "S,rAi- Foster St Klclscr High Grada Commercial and Electric 1 Sest rta aad Zast Bverett lta,V - i: raeaaa East till i B-8a2s f I 1 w. 't i M