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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL; PORTLAND. , THURSDAY EVENING. JUNE ; 1. 1911. T0OTT0F1CS TONIOnrS AMUSlCHEJiTS Hs will make his home Umoorerllr la ne imdm occupied by Dr. William Illrem Faulkes. former nutor at tha cnuron, at isi worth Twenty-eeeond Street. H Will addreaa tha eenrreaetlan of tha rift Preebyterlan - church for ma, nrif tiro nut Sunday morning. Y""Jftr,0tf i!J!Vr?T t,nr '"P"r recover l00o iml(M AT Basse Tm tea .W Mlltnii Innmm HKTLia Julia' Marlowe and E. IL I began action thla morning In the clr ' " Bothern In "Tha Merchant of Venloa, I cult oourt against tha Eaatera Outfit company Ir iw i- atMfkurt I surrerea wn.n ins oompany caused nil CRPHEUM 6rrhum Circuit Vauds-1 srreat recently in tha Justice court a villa. . 4 alleges that tha conoam caused his . PANT AaES vaudeville. ... 'v M I arreet and Incarceration In tha eity jail ORAND-eulllvan conaiaine, veuae- on a charge of attemotlna- to ebaeond wmia owing. bill. Tha bill was for clothing purchased. In which payment wera to ca mad on tha installment plan. Jonea waa discharged la tha Jua- uee court. villa ' STAR,' ARCADE, OH JOT, tVfplA KJret run plcturee. 11 a. m. to 11 p. in. . . Weather Conditions. . Tha pressure Is Inereeelng over tha Pari f la ooaat and tha Intermountaln A Tor Injuriaa re pression la now over aaatcrn vvssning-1 celved whan ha do ' belonging to ton, Montana anei wynming.s.nw-. i loIss Oautlsrf manager of a rooming ana munaersiorme neve orxurrtw m i hftll .a - Idaho, Wyoming. Kansaa. Boutn ua-1 1"" L, i7.S ia nir w keta and aoutharn gaekatohawan. Tha t?)' hJ J B. Wart haa northeastern alorm la moving alowly I atartad auif in tha circuit oourt to re- . up tha At. Lawrence valley and naa oover siioo. Ha aliases ha waa walk- reused light to moderately heavy raina in down tha hall of tha rooming houaa, ..In Tenneaaee, Ontario and on tha At- when tha dog mat him. Without any 6: Ki. 'rT. w,eTt'S.r8..Uw1arn;:rPlnS.. fJ!F arn Waahinitton. aaatarn Idaho. Moil, and Wt him in tha le and other placaa. t.n. tvva.in th. nkataa. uinneaota which eauaad blm to ba away from hla ' and aouthweaiern Utah; eorreepondlnaiy work for 11 da ye. Tha medical artan- .cooler weather In aoutharn Colorado, in I Hon eoat waat $100, ha allerea . tne unio vaney ana eaaiem iue riin, a...,w t.,. .1.11 k p.rt aaund atartad ault thla mornln antnat 8 country and in tha eaetern take reaion, M. Blowere for divorce In the circuit temperaturee are above normal In nearly I court She charee' cruel treatment all aectiona of the country. They live at til Bhever atreet The condiuona are ravoraoie iror t-n7 wife elleaee that on May 10. bar bua- i?.; hT T ik.. rkn.rZnd thun. 6na nm hom ad began to quarrel Se'rarrreSndVcatidr' !d.dhoh tSl wI.h her It la ch.r ha truck : her nlkht The weather will ba cooler to- and called her many vile namee. They nlcht In eaatern Vv aahington ana nono- i were roamea at nooa juver m mut orn ana aaatcrn laano. FORECAST. ' Portland and vicinity: Fair tonlflit and Friday. Weeterly wlnda. dr. 1T.li- lAnlrht and Friday. Northweeterly wlnda. W.hinton: Fair tonlrht. cooler eaat portion. Friday fair. Weaterly wlnda. inano: nnowera ana uiunuvi of AJblne,- the county eonmlaeloaara have agreed to operate tha upper AJ blna ferry durtna the Roae FeatlvaU from June e )o 10. until 11 o'clock p. m. wedlaa-nnaiak SocUty Swedleh Flnntab Ladlaa' Aid voclety will hold a literary and eoclal antertalamant at itha home ef Mr. Leaf. HI Seat Tenth atreet North, tomorrow evening. A prof ram of high order will be rendered and refreahmenta eerved. Free admit- Tn41rldullm." The IQnox Forum will have a free diaouaalon on "Individ uallern" at all Alder atreet thla evaa Ing. Dr. St Martin will open tha ad draaaea with a ahort lecture, ' , Ioala X. Marxa, tha original booater ror Roaa Featlval Interior and eiterlor decoration a and novaltlaa. Saleeroom, ill Waahlngton at. Mala IXII. Steamer Jeaae Markima for Camaa, Waahougal and way landings, dally ex cept Sunday. Learea Waahlngton atreet dock at I p. m. Oeldmaa'a laat leoture tonight at Labor temple, 170 H Alder at. Subject "Tha General Strike." Wlae and aaaoctataa, palnlaea de.ntlata. Third and Waahlngton. tonight: cooler north and eaat portion. Frlday-falr. v SrudUa OomaUaaioa Torm A latter from City Attorney Ocant who went to Spokane Sunday to atudy eondlttona un der the eommiaalon plan of government In effect there, aaya that the new aye tarn la working out to great advantage. Mr. Grant went to Seattle yeaterday from Spokane, after being entertained royally ba- tha Spokane city officiate. Fine Plot-area Xioaaedv- Through tha Xf Tear beeemeat leaks, uee Imperial eourtaay of Louie W. Hill, prealdant of waterproofing. We fumlah bond with tha Oreat Northern Railroad, tha Preta all work. If your brick, con ore te. club, the Commercial club, the Port- atucco or terra cotta are atalnad. uee land hotel, tha Oregon hotel and the Imperial . waterproofing tt doea tha North Bank ticket office have coma work and waterproofa. H. Toung. Into poaeeaalon of beautiful oil palntlnga agent state ofOregon. Ill Third atreet of eccnee along the ureal jsoruiern rnone A-U14 road. The pictures have been loaned to these Institutions, but lll be left Toall Bajey Tour elf better at the with them, it la understood, indefinite- Roae Carnival If you are wearing a high lr. Tha oloaure loaned to the Press club grade suit of clothes that you have Is a wonderfully true-to-nature painting saved 110 on; 117.(0 to ISO suits for Of Lake McDonald, aald to be one oriiiB.Tt; izi.so to IZB auita ror 114.76. tha prettiest spots In America. The Jimmy Dunn, til Oregonlan bldg. Take othera are handsome reproductions of elevator. acanee that are acknowledged to be ". THE BOWERS GRILL Ajb Xnaoratloa Comma actag xaaa X. In addition to the a la carta menu a special dinner, will be served dally I p. m. until T p. m. Charge 11.18. Monday, Wedneadar and Saturday, Beef Steak Dinner. . Tueaday and Thursday, Virginia Chicken Dinner. Friday, Rhode Island Fish Dinner. ' Sunday, French Dinner. Musical attractions extraordinary; Ethel Ltwls. the California Nighten gale; Lionel M. Redfleld, baritone, and J. W. Lewie' famous orcheatra I until I and 10 until II p. m. C5qie?mav Will Be Last Term Until Fall. Unless Judges Come to an Agreement; Jurors. The Juno term of tha circuit oourt eon van as Monday, Thla will be tha laat term until falL unless tha Judgea agree that . two shall hold court during tha summer months. Thay are divided upon thla question now. The jurors selected for tha term are as follows; R. . Abbott, Casper Abplanalp, N. L. Acklee. Charles Aokerson, ITlrleh Abplan alp. William H, Bachmeyer, II. J. Baker, 8. W. Bailey. J. Baboock, C A. Baker. Oaorge Bady, Jamas Bailey, B. Ballay, O. K. Backs. Thomas B. Bailey. R. M. Baboock. W. W. CadwelL R. W. Cahlll. C M. Cady, B. H. Callla. HL M. Cain. W. O. Calvta, U. H. Dalf. Fred Demea, J. II Eakln. i. U Eaatwood, B. O. Hkiton, George W. Baton, B. EL Datlnger, J. Eagleaton. Frank F. Fagua. Roy Fair- saving corps today. He la John B. Folk. 10, holder of several aquatlo recorda and Is considered one of the best divers on tha coast Cook,7 a pioneer of Oregon, die at his homo her .May it.', at tha ago of II years. Ho crossed tha plains y os team In lilt, and after llvtag la Oregon lwMi. want tit CaJtfornUL aaaln return- f irevon nonoer or IBM DotUi. .ina to Oreaoa about If year a ago. ho MeMlnnvUla, Or, Jane 1. Thomas I waa tha laat of a family of It brothers 'and aletera He leaves a widow, rU ei a. wook, who waa tha widow or a ror mar deoeaaed brother. More 7n numes French and Willow Two Delayed Ship ments Just Received WILLOW TALK Sr. T, X. Toakaai meetings at Second Baptist church. Eaat Seventh and An- keny streets, will continue today and tonight and possibly tomorrow at the usual hours, 10 a. m. .to 4 p. m. and 7:30 p. m. All are Invited to attend. among the most beautiful In the entire west. Auto Thieves Xaoape -Two unidenti fied man stele an auto belonging to R. W. Wilbur, an attorney, which was J landing In front of tha home of Dr. .ockey. 711 Flandera street, laat night and made away with It. crossing over to me East BKie. iue ponce were no tified and two natrolnien located the machine on tha Montavilla road. . They To Operate Terry. Through the ef fired two shots at the fleeing fhleves forts of George Hockenoys. resident and attempted to follow them In an electric car ror sererai DiocKS, out tne Wetherbee Blohardg tk OOs, agenta Royal Ineurance Co. 1001 Teen build ing. Phone Marshall 1771. Oaks Musical Program Tha following program wiu be given at the Oaks In the open sir tonight by the Oaks Park band, under the direc tion of Philip Pels, and the. Metropoli tan opera company singers: Overture. 'Tackeitans" Meyerbeer Valae, "A Summer Evening" Waldteufal txeerpts rrom tna New York auccess. "Alma. Where Do You Liver' Characteristic. "In the Mill." Elllenberg Voal solo Selected Pallet. Egyptlenne Lulalnl Fantasies on opera, "Vavlata" Schfelmer " Q m tm n a K ' T . . . W. nu. Moazkowski "Darkies' Jubilee" Vocal selection Alleged Cattle Thief Camcht. RmcUI lUpttu Th Jooraatl McMlnnvUle, Or.. June 1 J. H. Bar ker was arrested by Sheriff Henderson, upon Information by wire from Grants Paaa, where Barker la wanted on a charge of stealing cattle. The aheiiff found him at Howe'a logging camp in the mountalna weat of Yamhill. Sheriff Will Smith of Josephine county came after his prisoner. child, J. P. Farmer. L. B. Farley. C B Farley, C J. Fenkhaueer, R. H. Galen tine, Alex B. Galloway. B. R. Oalbralth. A. L. Gaga, A. Oalluaso. A. Oagna, John n.v.n fx w u.ift riAii.K u.en.v C. Hali, Andy Ilalkoiiu, M. Hager, BenU hard b. Haldors, C P. Hadley. O. X. Halnaa, C J. Haas a, Adolph Ibaeo, John Ickler, L, D. Jackaon. D. D. Jack, a O. Jackman, Alarln Kade, H. Kadderly, John Kammea, C. A. Kampe. M. Kaffeslder. L. Laohman, C. J. Lake, John Lace, M. B. Laffaw, C Z. La belle. J. Lahtt 8. 1L Labbe, George K. MacRae, John Magln- nls, H. MoArthur, C V. Madeira, WrJ. McAllister, E. P. Madllng, Frank Nau. B. Naah, J W. Oakea. J. B. Oberle, C. T. Oatman. R. M. Oakea, Ernesto Palan drl, P. A Palm, V. M. Page, W. S. Paige, Perry V. Palmer. C Patran, J. H. Pal mer, F. A. Palmer, J. C'Radka, D. W. Ramsey, C. C. Ralph, J. R. Rand, W. J. Ramsey, Robert Jack, W. H. Raabe. H. B. Sandstedt, A. Sandercock, C Sauman, W. J. Sally, W. I. Sanborn, R. L. Samp- eon. H. P. Bams, B, B. sanrord, w. n. Sarkett, George Sauar, G. Balta, A. F. Sail. M. flanford, Louis Saloman, D. F. Bafford, L. A. Savage, A. E. Tabor, H. Tackabray, J. C Tamteale, R. Uhlman, Charles Uhlman, Charlea Walker, C F, Waldo, C. Walker, H. M. Waldorf, L. A. Wack, B. F. Wadaworth, A. R. Walker, Charlea Wackrow. W. N. Wadaworth. Rex French Plume The World's Best Quality Above Quantity Extra broad and full . with . heavy drooping heads, fineit African male stock; rick, glossy blacks; fluffy, snowy whites and fancy colors, all French Plumes now 2 OFF Trimmed Hats, hundreds to choose from Every one now reduced. A first quality Willow haa a very broad male foundation feather, to each strand of which is tied with a double lock knot one or two other long strands of same quality, giving uniform beauty and desirability. "Seconds" have a cheap narrow foundation feather, to which ia cheaply tied four or five short acrap strands to makt up a big showy bunch. Which Appeals to You? FIRST QUALITY WILLOWS Regular. $12. 16x16 inch $15. 18xl8-inch $18, 21xl9-inch $25, 23x21-inch $30, 26x23-inch $40, 28x24-inch Special. , .t T.05 ,.f 0.75 ..$11.65 ,.f 14.T5 ..$18.60 .. 24.50 FRALEY BROS. 212-214 Third Street Corner Salmon EITHER STORE The Crown, 392 Morrison Opp. Olda, Wortman 9c King KILL The Dandelion, and Other Flat Leaved Weeds With , IwiiLinie In 48 Hours ' Omaraateed If as4 asssidtna; te diseetioas om tks aaa. su ay dealers at The CHAS. E LILLY CO. Froat and Taylor, Fortlaad. 7 AMUSOIETTS. MIT IT ir THBATRJI 7th Taylof I afaia 1 aad A.X1SS. SOTHERN AND MARLOWE Tonlfht o'clock or TTnrTCTav , Tomorrow nlahL Twelfth Ntrtir": Saturday matinee. "Aa Tou Like It" J naiuraay muni, "Mam leu - curtain rlaaa at S and t o'clock. Prtoee. both" evening and matineea: Entire lower noor, j; Daiconr. nrai i row a, si.to; next I rows, fl; following 6 rows, 75c; laat 8 rowa, 60c. Entire gallery 1 6c Political friends of William R. Hearst In New York city appear unanimous In the belief that Mr. Hearst will make every endeavor to be chosen a delegate from New York to ue Demooratio na tlonal convention of next year. Voungest Life Guard. (Dotted Pms Leased Wlra.1 Venice. Cel.. June 1. The youngest professional Ufa guard in American waa formally sworn . Into the Venice life men in the atolcn car ran it into a fit Id and abandoned It, fleeing in the GRAND-LEADER GRAND-LEADER GRAND-LEADER GRAND-LEADER darkness on tured. foot. They were not cap- rouc eladicted Charles Barrett. Orvllle Cavlneas, E. I. Wheeler and James Whealen, who were reindicted for passing a bogus f heck on the Mer chants' -National bank, entered pleas of not guilty yesterday. The trial Of Rarrett was act for June (. The ease against Cavlness will be heard June 12, and the other men will be tried soon after this date. These four man, It-is charged, are also implicated in the steamer Humboldt gold bullion rob bery. They will be defended by At torney Jay Bowerman, former acting governor, and Attorney John MoCue, Woodmere Water riant r The city water' board today took over tha Wood mere water plant, recently purchased by the board for 150,000 from George W. Brown, president of the Woodmere Water company, and a member of the city executive board. Superintendent Dodge of the water department Issued an order yesterday directing that wa ter consumera of the Woodmere district pay their rates hereafter at the main office of the water department In the city hall, instead of at 106 Second street, as formerly. Safe ourGreatRemovi Is Now In Its Last Month Only 25 days more and the greatest Bargain Event ever held will come to a close. Thousands hive been quick to buy during this sale, knowing this is genuine sale where $100,000 worth of women's high grade outer wearing apparel ia being sacrificed at unheard of low prices. And again we impress upon you that this stock is all new and of the better grade no job lots, old rubbish or old styles. for Friday and Saturday We Offer You the Most Sensational Bargains in What You Need How ,., 1 Town WT3 KBAT 8AXX TOHOUOlT HEILIO THEATRE nxuaiTSj BBonaTzira sol, trim f Special Price Matineea Wednesday and naiuroay David Belasco Presenta Roae Festival Attraction LILY sTAjroa OTsnrn. OSAJtUiS OABTWaUOaTT .... Famoua Helaeco Company Evonlnga; Lower floor. 12, 11.10; bal cony, t rowa 11.60. rowa II, I rows 76e, , I rowa too. Entire gallery 10c. Both. matinees 11,60. tl. Tie. tOo. Ho, . BUNGALOW THEATRE Vancouver Servloe. Effective Mon day evening, June 6, 1S11, and every Monday evening thereafter, until further notice, a steamer will be provided to carry paasengers between Hayden Is land and Vancouver, connecting with tralna to and from Portland, maintain ing tha regular weekday schedule, while the ferry Is undergoing the required weokly Inspection. . Thla steamer will only carry passengers, having no facili ties for vehicles or animals. The fre quency of the service will also be im proved on the absve data See time cards. P. L. at P. Co. Confirmation Services Confirmation services will be held at Temple Beth Israel tonight at a o'clock and Friday morning at 10 o'clook. Dr. Wise will officiate. Music will be under the di rection of Mi-s.Rose Bloch Bauer. Solos will be rendered by Mrs. Pelphlne Marx, contralto; Charlea Duncan Roff, 'celloist, and Lieutenant Samuelson, violinist A special service will be sung by the quartet choir, with. Mr. Ooursen at the Orgon. AH men and women welcome. , ennsy Bros. Mday Special Our fl grade of Wines at II per gallon. Our 11.60 grade of winea at 78c per gal lon. Straight Kentucky Whiskey, I years old, regular S4.B0, at 13.60 per gallon. Kentucky Whiskey, regular S. 60, at 12.60 per gallon. Our IS grades of Whiskey, Rum, din and Brandy, I M0 per gallon. Friday only. 179-J81 S. Morrison st Phones East t7. B-I4SS. Free delivery. Waits Boed supervisor A. H. White, Who has been road foreman in district No. 1 for several yeara, will today take I charge of county road district vNo. J as supervisor. The appointment was made yesterday by the county court to nil the vacancy duo to the resignation of John P. Hoffman. Mr. White waa aelected to take charge of district No. 2 from all other road foremen. 57.95 Charming, Beautiful $18 to $20 Dresses Your Choice at Never in the city's history have such elegant dresses been offered at such Sacrifice Trices. Coming as it does, at the very height of'the sea son, OFFERS MANY SAVING OPPORTUNITIES WITHOUT PRECEDENT. EVERY ONE IS A BEAUTY. The materials are soft Lingeries, beautiful Marquisettes in white and the new Bulgarian effects, finest all-wool white Serges and the season's choicest all-wool Challies in plain and bordered effects. As there is only a limited .quantity, it will pay you to be on hand early, as not one in the lot is worfh Jf7 Qf less than $18 to $20 Removal Sale Price being P I eafJ SZ! Waist Department! Where the Best Quality and the Lowest Prices Always Prevail. $1.75-$2.O0 Mannish Outing Waists, f 1.25 Made exactly like a man's shiifwith soft cuffs and collars, in excellent quality of striped mad ras and Japanese silk$1.75-$2.00 vals. a)1.25 $4 and $5 Stfk Waists, 92.95 Made in the new sailor collar effects of fine marquisette, Jap and pongee silks and finest sheer lawns; regularly $4 and $5 Removal Sale at f 2.95 ana Country THE city and 'the country are linked together by Bell Telephone Service. The city man when away can keep in touch with his office and business interests. In a like manner, the man from the country who is visiting in the city, can telephone his home and find out how things are. This is possible all over the country because Bell Telephone service is universal. THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH CO. Every Bell Telephone is the Center of the System. I Extraordinary Suit Bargains . Elegant plain tailored models and trimmed effects, and the new sailor collar models; short, jaunty jackets, new panel skirts. Lovely light grays, tans, navy, black and cream serges. All sizes for misses and women. $25 to $28 New Spring Tailored Suits f 13.75 $30 to $35 New Spring Tailored Suits f 16.95 $8 and $10 Silk Petticoats at $3.95 Deep silk- and accordeon flounces with soft dust ruffles finest quality silk taffeta and messalines all colors an immense bargain of $8 and $10 Silk, Petticoats at Removal Sale price of f3.95 Special Friday Only. Don't be Afi I eelved. We sell absolutely pure wfnea and liquors. $1.50 quality port, sherry. angelica and muscatel wins, 76a per gal lon; $4 rye and bourbon whlakey; 11.75 per gallon; $4 brandy, $2.75 per gallon; $4 rum. $J.7 per gallon. National Wine Co., Fifth and Etark. Phone Main 6499, Heme A-4499. Delivered. IMMENSE REDUCTIONS SERGE SUITS IMMENSE REDUCTIONS SERGE COATS IMMENSE REDUCTIONS SERGE SKIRTS IMMENSE REDUCTIONS SERGE DRESSES ON ALL WHITE IMMENSE REDUCTIONS LINGERIE DRESSES IMMENSE REDUCTIONS ON ALL COLORED BULGARIAN DRESSES IMMENSE REDUCTIONS ON ALL WHITE WAISTS IMMENSE REDUCTIONS ON ALL WHITE BELTS AND ALL WHITE GOODS AT WONDERFUL MONEY SAVING PRICES dN ALL WHITE ON ALL WHITE ON ALL WHITE ON ALL WHITE H I Geo.XBaker,Mrr Mala llT-A-isaa Matinee every day, S:44. Two evening nAivma mmas 7-11 I'll Th. ItAmtl I LYRIC MUSfCAL, COMEDT COMPANY la "TatS XASTA&B nOrZHOB." Nothing but laughter and muaic New eonge, choruaea, coatumea. All the favor ltaa; Weat and Vack, Jeane Fletcher and the others. Pricea 16c. tic Mats SOo. Chorus girla contest Friday night. Mala 8 aaa A-MSO Oeo. X Baker, Mgr. Tonight all weekMat. Wed. and Sat. The eminent actor i tOMM SMUTVOUS Supported by the Baker Theatre Ca, in As played by Robert Edeeosv - BAKER Greatest of college plays. nees ilo all seats Special aummer prices file, lOo. Matt-' Nr weak "Tha Oreat Divide." Election Beturna Monday Night 9ti max A lose J MATXJTO XTSST DAI THEATRE IMS-SO-? Joseph mart's "A aTlgfct la a lark lab Siatb." rami Vayle ad eoaa- 8 any, Belie Aoauj aturray ua rarotr Brotbarsi James X. OoUsai O au ra Jape. Branlng rloea We, Se, 6O0 aaa: T6e Sally matlaae lfle, tSo, SOo. Btol Iday mattneaa Bight pricea. WZEK MAT at Uaaenaled Vaudeville, ... -..- pti nh Mil. arte: Brooks and Carlisle; XJoyS and . wblUbonsei The root Black Diamonds tagaaoopa. Popular pricea. MaUnee dally. '8:80, 7:0 and GRAND WsskMay29, ItH-.y. The A. B. Chase "Artistano" Player Piano "One of the very beat," says Sherman, Clay & Co., "of all Player Pianos Made." Special-A nearly new "Artistano" for $675. Terms. Ik, n 1 1 1 1 Sherman play & Co Morrison Street at Sixth, Portland, Ooegon. ' Boad Shew Bo. B Tha world's most eccentric and tern peram'ut'l maestro Oeanaro and His AAtirlAllafj Stand Matinee every oay Bario and Clark La Tier The Xlllsoas -Vbeaomea Oraham j Bandall 1:30, any aeat He; 'evening performances at 7:10 and 9:16; : i balcony 15c, lower floor 2Sc; bo seats 10c. , Oaltsfars NOW OPEN Feature Attractiona Russian Bandmaster and Director v OIXI BAXX BABB In free open air concerts, augmented by special soloists and Grand Opera quartet i of MetroDOllUn Opera company. New- York. Hardy Hero of Niagara Falls. -The Ostrich Farm. Auditorium Norton's ' Musical Comedy company. Every form ; of high class park attractions. Admls-! sion 10c. Children 6c. Under yeara free. Take cara at First and Alder streets. BASEBALL t. Wilson to lecture. Ben F. Wilson, orator and brother of the far famed J. Stitt Wilson, mayor of Berkeley, Cel., will lecture ror the socialist party at 143 tt Fourth . atreet. Wilaon building. tonight, June I, at. s o'clock. ... , v . 3s. Bdyd Oomea Tomorrow Dr. John Boyd, new pastor of tha First Presby terian cnuren, wiji amva- in f ortiana from Detroit, Mich tomorrow evening, i 50c to 75c Belts, 15c 5000 Patent Lesther' .' Suede -and Silk Elaatic -Belts. RaRuUrly 50cf , 6Sc 7Sc,. at Removal Sale ; price-of. ....15 5th and Alder. 5th and Alder 5th and Alder Slh and Alder 50c to 75c Neckwear, 15c 5000 pieces of Persian Neck wear, formerly at 50c, 65c and 75c, at Removal . Sale price .16f The one Auto Truck you can't .afford to ignore -White'! - v White Motor Cdr Co. i Sixth mn4 Madison Portland, Or. ' " bjscbbatzob; VABX .;; Oor. Taugha and Twenty-fourth fta. , PORTLAND vs. OAKLAND BEAT 30, SI. JTTBB X, t, , a. Games begin week )aya 1:00 P m. Bun da ye 1:80 p. m. i Admission Bleachers Jc; grandstand 60c; boxea 160 extra. Children, bleach ers, 10: grandstand tic Ladles' day , Friday. Boys under It free to bleaoh era Wedneaday. - i - Portland Printing House Co. Bosk. Oataler aa4 Ooausareaaj ; Printing Book BtsdUsf ami Blaah Boo XaUatY 3SS Taylor St. Pbones: A22SI. MG20! Main 622 ": A 3130 UBMTT COAft' tt XOB4 GQKTt T ICE Journal Vant - eh a --