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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND.- THURSDAY )' EVEN1N0, JUNE 8, - 191L 13 BONSIII SENATE vs.- i. ACCUSES senm Upper, . Hpu'sS Adopts Resolu tion Charging ' Stephenson Bought Seat in Congress. , , ." (Hettea FreM Lessee: Wire. i u.iirn uti. Jnni t In is resolui tien adopted "yeelertlajr . the Wlaoonelri eentte thanea that United Statee Ben' S.lor 1IUU) ,'Dlipniinuiii vi v"" bought hla seat In the aenate. The reao . lutlon asks tha United Statea aenata to 'Investigate hla election. . Senator Hustln made a long Breech on the floor. He waa a member of the aenat committee that Investigated Stephenson's election Ha aald It ap peared aa If the aenata waa fuller of bribery, and violation of the corrupt nrart law . ..The resolution, waa adopted witn amy Bijld proteat from Btephenaoo'a friends, HUMAN ROSEBUDS PARADE (Continued Front Page Oae.) Human Rosebuds, tha happy children of the achoola that with fantaatlo forma tlona will faaclnate Roea Feetlval vlslt tora on Grand avenue at 4 o'clock to moVrow afternoon. . Probably 5009 member of fraternal and military ora-anlaatlone will par ticipate In tonWrht'a glowing pagpant mry win torra ai i.asi nay. oeiow UwUiorna avenue, and marsh north on Grand avenue to Holladay avenue, where, counter marching on Grand ave nue, they : will' return ,to Hawthorne avenue.; "' . '' ' -Eight' benda' will fufnlah a wealth of muaio. XJraad avenue, moat fitting pa rade thoroughfare tn Portland, haabeen hung with 'flage and bunting. With atraamera and evergreen. , Sight Maaa Offered.. - Eight prises have been offered; Ftye will be given to fraternal organlaatlona competing In tha parade. A ellver cup will bo given tha beat appearing com pany, of fipanlah war veterana. An other haa- been provided for, tha beat drilled company of tha Oregon National Guard, and a third for the company of regular soldiers making tha beat ap pearance. :, ; '-' - Tha avenue will 'be made toi hlaaa with -light made by eleotrlo, Illumina tion 'and flartna? torches. A company of Spanish War veterana will' lead Jis pagennt, bearing a make gorgeoua with green and gilt, in lengin SO' feat, tha "algn of the snake." An other company-- of veterana will lead two eeore doge. In keeping with their myetio rltea. .... Companlea of regular' aoldlera. - well drilled, and companlea of the Oregon Na tional Guard will ba Intaraperaed 'with tha bands. ... From tha fraternal organ laatlona there have been entered Knlgbta and Ladle of Security, 400: Woodmen of tha World. IBOoi Meoee, looo: Knighta of tha Roae. 4005 Italian aoclaty, 100; "Modern Brotherhood of America, 400; Maccabeea, 100: Modern Woodmen, 400; Brotherhood of. American Yeomen, 100:. Royal Neighbors. 110: Red Men. I00J .United Arflaama, 100. In rull war paint, the Red Men will bold their war dance In tha apace com prehended br Eaat Seventh and Eighth and Eaat Alder and Eaat Morrieon. Be fore the reviewing a tan da one on Grand avenue near Hawthorne, the other at, Eaat Ankeny and O randthere will be brilliant drill by aoldiera, guardamen and fraternal organlaatlona. v No feature of tha Roea Featlval will I excel In beauty tha Human Roaebud parade and drltla on Grand avenue to morrow afternoon. Mora than 4800 school- children,' prettily coa turned, will participate. , Tha Maypola dense, tha wreath and garland drill, Bqd a doaen other forma tlona, tha reeult of three ntontha drilling by Prof eeeor 'Robert Krohn and Mlaa Georgia Wey, will be given on Grand avanua and before tha reviewing atanda. - t i Brooklyn achool win furniah III chil dren. , 10 of them ' Jn eoetume. From Other aaat aide achoola, accept two. will com almllar numbers. Tbea will ba repreaented, Lenta. Arleta, . Creaton. Woodstock. Sellwood. Llewellyn. Brook lyn, Clinton-Kelly, Mount Tabor. Glen coe, ' Sooth Mount Tabor. Richmond, Holladay, Sunnyalda, Buckman, Kerne, , MontavUla, Roea City Park. Wood lawn. Vernon, Ockley Green, Portamouth, Pa nlnaula,. Shaver, Stephana, Hawthorne, urooaiyn. . -. ? , . &aifa Thaa vf. : Laat year tha Roeebod parade waa one of the raoat charming event of the fee tlval. With Z000 mora cmlldren partici pating' thta year than laat, with mora delightful and Intrloat formation, with brighter coatume. Ita production . to morrow will be of happier eaat than aver before Prtaee are to ba given to tha achool having tha largeat number pres ent the largeat percentage and the moat attractive formation. Tha compe tition for theae prtaee la very keen. One Snidds Lead to Another, , , iCalted PfM ImwI Wlre.k Chicago, Jyne (.Preferring to die rather than live without hi beat friend who committed aulclda. Clement Miller went Into the attlo of hi home and hanged , hlmaelf to the rafter. HI friend, Karl Stlner, living la the ame houae,.bad taken oarbollo acid only half an hour before. Fraternal Order of Eagles The official pillow top, on aale for I to at BANNON CO.'S, 1(8-110 Eaat Morrieon. 0 O. 8. nrvy of Spokane. L. R. Mil ler of Pullman, Waeh O. R Patteraon of . Farmlngton. Waah., C L. Straueh and wife of Walla Walla. George W. Caia Jr. and wife of St John and 3. C Fair ,and wife of Dayton.' Waah grain buyer of the inland empire, are being entertained by the Campbell-San-ford company, grain baa maker, of thl city. They are registered at tha Par aina. - . . , John B. ' Locke, a prominent and wealthy tlmberman of New Tork. 1 a buatnea -vlaltor In the city. Ha 1 a gueat at tha Perklna. Walter Schumacher, a retired capl tallat of Walla Walla, accompanied by hie wife, la a bualneee vlaltor In tha city. They are gueste at the Perklna. 1 Tom Boyle and bride of Proaaer, Waah., and J. W. Boyle and bride of McGregor, Iowa, are vlaltlng tha Fea tlval. They are reglatered at the Per klna. L. C.1 Thompaon. the caplUllat of Carlton. Or., who la eotietructlng the new Multnomah hotel, la a bualneaa vtaltnr In the city. He la a gueat at the Perklna. S. & Neabtt, a banker of Elleriaburg, Waah., and Mra. Neatblt are In the city attending the Fratlval. They are gurat at tha Perklna. B. E. Kennedy, formerly publlaher of a newapaper at Baker, Or, who haa been vlaltlng In aeuthera California for the peat alx montha for the benefit of hla health, accompanied by hi family, la In the city. They are reglatered at the Imperial. Mr. Kennedy haa been confined to hla bed for nearly a I a, montha, but la now able to get about on crutchea. Lately they have bean touring the eouthern California country In an automobile. '..,' '" Jeme Kyle, . the large ' merer . of Stanfleld. la a vlaltor, In the alt..-1 Ha la ft gueat at tha Imperial. ' ' - Dr. C R. Ray, praeldent of tb Regno River Electric company and tba Condor Water dt Power company, I a 'vlaltor In : tha elty. from Medferd.. He 1 a rut at tha Imperial. ' i E. W. McComa. a grain biiyar; E. 3. Sommervllle. a retired farmer: A. C. Funk, deputy ahartff.- and Charlee March, aa be tractor, all of Pendleton, are la tha city attending the Featlval They are gueete at the Imperial. Samuel Hill, hi aon. D. B. Hill, and daughter, Mary M. Hill and Loutae M. HUL are In tha elty from Maryhlll, Weeh., for a f aw day. They are gueat at tha Bower. 3. E. Creaaon, a drugglat of Roaevllle, CaL. I In tha city on a brief vlalt He la contemplating locating tn Oregon. He I a gueat at tha Oregon. Joaeph Oagnoti the well known lum berman 'of tha Rogue River valley, le a vlaltor In tha city. He 1 a gueet at the Oregon from Medford. Mra J. V. Tollman, wife of a prom inent drugglat of Pendleton, le a vie. Itor In the city. She la registered at the Oregon. C. A. Hough, a prominent eouthern Oregon attorney, la a vteltor In the city for a few daya. Ha la a gueat at the Oregon from Medford. W. J. Bowman, the well known Pen dleton photographer, la a brief vlaltor In the city. He la a gueat at the Ore gon. J. F. Douglaa, preatdent of tha Boat tie Potlatch aaaoniatlon. la In the city for the purpoae of enthuatng latereat In Seattle'a featlval In July. He la dis tributing literature from a table In the lobby of tha Oregon hotel. Ho la ac companied by hla wife. The prlae winning roaea from tha roae ahow at the Armory are on dtaplay In the lobby of the Cornelius hotel, where they are attracting considerable atten tion. Pr. H. B. Waller and wife of Eugene are In tha elty for the purpoae of at tending, the featlval ' They are gveau at tha CornelluB. , . . ' ' ' . , ; F. J. Butler and C El Meydenbaum. prominent cltlaen of Ooldendala. Waah., are attending the Featlval. They are gneata at -tha Cornelius. - L B. Bowen, a Baker newapaper man, I In tha city for tba purpoae of seeing the alght of tha Rose Festival He la reglatered at tha Cornelius. V Henry R. Gibson, a capitalist of Min neapolis, Minn., Is a vlaltor In tha city. Ha 1 intereated In central Oregon prop erty, i He la reglatered at the Reward. MrV C. Lv Allen and Misa Furbeck of Timber, Or, are In the cjly for the Fee tlval. They are gueeta at the Seward. Henry Newman, owner of a atrlng of moving picture houaea In Oregon and Washington, la up from Aatorla attend ing tha Rose Festival. Mr. Newman took' unto himself a bride slnoe com ing to Portland and Mr. and Mra. New man are now reglatered at the Reward. A. M. Mcintosh, clerk of the Parker hotel of Seattle, la a visitor In tha city. He la a gueat at tha Seward. J. T. Coffman, a prominent physician of Chehalla, and hie wife are attending the Fratlval They are gueata at tha Seward. August Lundgren of Boyd, Wasco county. Or., owner of two fine Weseo ranches, Is In the city for the Rote Festival. Mayor-elect A. G. Rushlight waa pre vented from leaving tha olty today for a short vacation at Collins Springs on account of the Illness of his young son. MARYS OF EMPIRE GIVE QUEEN mm NORTHERN CALIFORNIA LANDS SUBJECT TO ENTRY (Pelted Press Let Wire. Washington, Jane I. Unappropriated and unwlthdrawn landa In T7.T04 acrea excluded from the Modoo and Lassen national forest a In northern California, which were opened to aettlement on May 0, were made subject to entry today. ttlalted Free Leeee Wire. , London, June I Not. to be eotdona In popularity by her royal consort, who haa been presented with a splendid cor onation gift by tha "George of tha empire, vjueen Mary toiay naa a caeca for 140,000, the coronation remembrance of the "Marys." Her majesty received at Buckingham palace a committee rep- - resenting ine aiarya or ino empire, wno presented the queen with their corona tlon gift. - , . ; Although a quarter of a million visit ors, It Is estimated, are already here for ; the coronation, merchanta and hotel ' men eapress disappointment at the ab sence of expected rush of , Americana. ' -Temporary satee for tha control Of the crowds on the procession daya, era being erected In all atreeta through wnicn me parsars will pass, xnese will be closed by the notice when tha route Is comfortably lined with ape ' latora..' Hammond, Or Tearher RttaJneU, (BpeHal Dltpatrh to The Joental) Fort Steven. Or.. June a. The Ham- " mond publlo schools are closed for , summer vacation. Season final reporta Indicate a large attendance and rapid progress In grade work. The teachera, Mlseea Church, Esaley and Jonea. hav algned contracts for the coming aeaaon. Bowman Ranch at I'matiH Sold. (BnecUl Pbpeteb ta The SoemaLt Umatilla. Or., June I. The Bowman ranch, which contalna 41 acres, haa been aold to D. R PrownelL The, ranch cuia off the aouth aide of th olty and lo located on the Umatilla river. The new owner will improve the property and will renlde there. The Drug Department Lipman, Wolfe & Co. 1 i in Deriria Viva--Tried and Found True Always Hundreds of Portland women iisc.. nd recom mend Derma Viva We recommend Derma, Viva. for somany of our patrons have praised it ana tell us of its merits. We think so much of this wonderful beau'tifier that we i will cheerfully ' refund the price paid to any one buying a bottle , who is not delighted with it A special Festival Sale begins tomorrow. . ' ' ' - f 75c Jar Extract of Beef 69c 75c Herpicide, Bottle 59c 50c Hay's Hair Health 29c vt i r i r . r e . w onaerrui Deautiner IT WHITENS THE SKIN AT ONCE AvSingle Application being most effective , t .r ' , , ; s Red, Brown or Dark Faces, Necks, Arms or Hands Made a Beauliful Milky White by the Use of DERMA VIVA We Guarantee Derma Viva ta Give Satisfaction To guarantee a toilet preparation is simply to refund your money if not satisfied. "This we will -most cheerfully do, owing to the fact that so many have used Derma Viva and praised it to the full est extent. After trying a 50c bottle of Derma Viva, which we will sell Friday, Saturday and Monday at 29c, we will gladly refund the money if you are not entirely satisfied. " , $1.00 Pinaud's Eau de Quinine 66c 75c Beef, Iron and Wine 59c $1 Dyspepsia Cure, Nau's 69c D Vi 20c Can Insect Powder 12c 25c Bottle Bro mo Seltzer 15c $1.00 Kodol Cure 69c erma viva A Delightfully Pleasing ' Liquid Powder D Vi 25c Williams' Talcum Powd. 12c $1.25 Oriental Cream 96c 50c La Veda Rose Rouge 27c 50c Aubry Sis ters' Beaut if ier 39c 25cljergen's Benzoin Al mond Cream 16c 25c Frostilla Bottle 14c 25c .Eversweet, bottle 16c 25c Spiro Powder . 16c $1.00 Yale's Hair Tonic 74c $1.00 Yale's Alabalma ' 74c . $1 Yale's Solu tion Antiseptic 74c:.. i- 50c Yale's Complexion-Powder $1.50 Yale's Bust Food $1.23 25c Yale's Tooth Powder 16c 25c R. & G. Soap, Cake 19c $1.00 "Fountain . Syringes , ; 59c. 50c Sponges for .Bath 29c 50c Elcaya Face ' Cream ; 28c. 1 25c Arnmoni ated Bath Skits 15cf 35c Java Rice ' i Powder U7:- 29c 50c TPebecco Tooth Paste 29c .25c Packer's Tar Soap-" J . 14c V- 25c Lambs 'Wool Puffs 14 c , $1.00 Roger & Gallet Toilet Water 75c i SPECIAL 50c Bottle erma v lva The Most Popular Face Lotion DERMA VIVA If used instead of a face powder will give the same effect, but WILL NOT SHOW AS A POWDER DOES It gives the complexion a milky white as fine and beautiful as a babe's skin. Will not rub off, and is absolutely invisible. You have none of the annoying effects' of a face powder. Guaranteed to be chemically pure, under the Food and Drug Act of June 30th, 1906. Festival SALE Derma Viva at Only 75c HAIR BRUSHES Eng lish rubber cushion and bristle Carnival Special, 29c HORLICK'S MALTED MILK: $1 size-Carnival special. ...75 50c size Carnival special.. 35 $3.75 size Carnival spec. $2.75 MALT NUTRINE: ; 14c bottle Dozen .....$1.68 10c CHAMOIS SKIN: Yellow or white Special.. 6 15c CHAMOIS SKIN: i Yellow or white Special, ,9c MERCK'S MILK SUGAR: Purest and best Special 19J 20c ABSORBENT COTTON In one-quarter pound rolls Special at 9 5c 20-MULE BORAX LAUN DRY SOAP 7 cakes for. . .25. 35c NAIL AND HAND SCRUB BRUSHES Hardwood backs, assorted shapes Special at only 19t? 15c Seidlitz Powders, full weight 6 in a box Special 9c 60c BUFFERS, RENEW ABLE ROSEWOOD or ebony Special at 49? $1.00 VAUCAIRE GALEGA TABLETS For developing bust Special : 79 25c FRENCH TOOTH BRUSHES all pure bristles Special 9J 10c JERGEN'S ROSE GLY CERINE Oatmeal and Elder flower Toilet Soap Special, 7a 15c JUVENILE TOILET SOAP Special, 3 cakes for 25c 25c DRESSING COMBS Cel- luloid or rubber Special... 15c $1.00 De Miracle for remov ing superfluous hair Spec 69 75c BATH SPRAYS w ith" aluminum spray and faucet fit tings Special, 49c. v- r $1.00 English Chamois Skins, extra large, for carriage or auto mobile washing.. Special, 69c. ,,v' $1.00 Carriage Sponge un bleached; durable for washing au-' tomobiles-Speciah 69c. -$1.50. HAIR" BRUSHES Fin est hand-drawn bristles; assorted backs-a-Spedalr 08c" fciWfltfj.-, i s ! .V. , . .... -.