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THE OREGON -DAILY., JOURNAL. PORTLAND. . THURSDAY. ' EVENING. JUNE .8. 1911. HUNDREDS KILLED EARTHQUAKES ii n cis in and About Capital and in South and West: Much Damage Done. Colonel J. 8. McAllister and Cadat Llu tenant Coronal 11. Keana. 1 Th parada this afternoon formed en Morrison and ha Intersecting atraata batwaan Twelfth and riftaanth atraata. Aftar tha pollca division and band.' the Portland Hunt club and tha O. A. C. cadets had awunr Into Una. tha attrao- tlva formation of tha Rlveralde Driving association followed. Than came tha "special feat urea," Including- tandems. aaddla horaea, ponlea. mules, tntf decor ated vehicle. rertooaed rira Baflaat, Latter camera, gray auttad, with nouohea overflowing with fairer roaea than aver bloomed In tha language of WAfn MM a AAinltilAiia fa.ftlfA Ol fhnrL'5 I Pa VP WalfP nf DflflfJ tha parade. Tha roaa featoonad englnea( nose cam ana oiner rioais irom mm mi department attracted their ahara o attention. Floata from tha Arleta. Lenta, and other auburbait commercial club re calved treat aPDlkuae. Particularly no laoie ta me Kenton rioai. win ua w rosebud beautiful glnla attending the Penlnaula Rosa Feetlval queen. Mlee Haiel Warmoth. With Dr. Emmet Drake, chairman or the committee on arrangements, and T. O. Downing, grand marahal, the pa rade moved without a hitch. Ita line of march, waa at the last minute alight ly rearranged. It had been Intended that It ehould make a circuit around the Hotel Portland but thla. It waa dlscov ered. would be confuting. Therefore the line of parade followed waa In thla order: Una of March. Raat on Morrison to Fifth, north on Fifth to mark, weat on Stark to Blth. aoutb on Sixth to Alder, weat on Alder to Seventh, north on Seventh to Oak eaat on Oak to Fourth, aouth on Fourth to Main, weat on Main to Seventh. north on Seventh to Salmon, eaat on Salmon to rifth. north on Fifth to Tay lor, weat on Taylor to Sixth, north on Sixth to Morrleon, weat on Morrlaon to Twelfth and dleperae. Harness Entries. The arrangement of the remainder of the parade thla afternon la In about the following order. Including the alngle and double harness entrlee, floata and pedal featuree: J. M. Barrle of Im perial hotel, Business Men of draya Crossing. Mount Scott float and festl val queen, Portland Sign company, H. A. Sargent, Q. J. Hmlth. Dr. A. G. Smith, Mre. A. C. Ihmlrr, Tillamook float In charge of Ralph Ackley, American Wo men'a league. Brownsville Woolen mllla, Kramer etablee, Martin Marka, Frater nal Brotherhood, Mra. M. Kugel, F. May, Orr Royal. Clayton Fallas. fnlted Ar tisans, Msthan Solomon. Oregon Hu mane eoclety, O. E Broadnack, O. P. Keller. I.. K. Sauvle. Jamea Lyon, I C. McCormlrk. V. rarlson. Henry Dren- ner, Mre. Carrol Shallan. Miss Phlllya Coplln. Dorotha LaFlemme, O. H. Cle ment, R. II. Tate, Japanese association, R. J. Dehiihr, Cheater O. Murphy, W. M. Guile, Ben Wing, L. R. Tarker, J. H. Klale, Mra. II. P. Cloye, Mra. A. C. Gage, C. W. Flandera, Oak Grove float with 17 little glrla between the agea of 12 and 14 composing a band. M1sa Erma Jaynea. Lucille El rod, Maurlne El rod. C. W. Todd. C. S. Crook, W. B. Honey man, Dorothy Price and 8tella Blake, Francla Sheehy. Frank Griffith, Mra. Abbott, O. F. Gansler. W. L. Hubbard, ; Sellwood float. O. J. Brown. H. 8. Wil son, Paul M, hick, Mrs. i. a. Austin, A. Welnert, Freeman & White. Ruth Glhba. C. O. Worth. Claudlua Holing, Catherine McKenxle. Fred Brooker, Wal ter, Buttx, Mra Victor Thrane, Lulu H. Hatfield. Cloeeet & Devera, B Pau- sen, Alonxo perKins, Mrs. upie Jamison, G. W. Adler. G. A. Bteff, Richard Hughe and El. Raber. One of the most attractive floata In the parade, and beet Illustrative of the work which the organisation la trying to do, waa -the exhibit of the Oregon Humane society, with dog, horse and COMMITTEE CORKS BROMO BOTTLE Oh, What Senatorial Headache (t'oltrd Prrmm lar4 Wire.) Mexico City. Max.. June I. Partial ' communication with the west and aouth waa restored today, and reports that hundreds had been killed In Zapotlan by yesterday's quake were received here, Many wera rendered homelesa In that city and great destruction was wrought In surrounding towna and villages. The volcano Collrna la erupting today. Pome minor earthquake shocks were reported this morning. The cltlea of San Andreaa and Tonlla were heavily damaged by tha quake. They are located near the volcano. It la reported that a heavy death toll waa taken there. Relief tralna have been aent from Mexico (Tity, but their prog reea la reported slow., as it la feared tha tracks have been torn up by the quake. Details of the disaster will not be obtainable here until the relief party reachea the scene of the dlsaater, it is believed. VEHICLE PARADE ROSE FESTIVAL'S CROWNING GLORY (Continued from Page One.) the splendid horse and vrhlele parade that, like a gorgeous mile-long serpent. Inuous and undulating, traveraed the treeta thla afternoon. Aa other pageants of the Rose Frstl val have excelled those of former years, ao the elegance of equipment, beauty of decoration and excellence of exhibit has caused the horso and vehicle parade to tcllnse the most notable efforts of former festivals. The prancing horsee, the bright cos tumes, the wealth of roses, the magic harmony of the music form a combina tion enthralling sense and love of beau ty to Its keenest appreciation. No Rose Festival throng has been greater than that which viewed the parade today. Tha streets along the line of march were crowded. With ut most difficulty special detachments of police cleared the way for the advanc ing pageant. Led by 14 handsome horsewomen In command of Mrs. May McFarland. the "Golden Potlatch." Seattle's beautiful exhibit, was first In line. Its advance was marked by applause that grew from a ripple Into a atorm. No feature of the parade was more Impressive than the 600 soldierly cadets from Oregon Agricultural college, per fectly drilled, handsome in appearance and formation, commanded by Major 1' ; Alexander of the Thirteenth Unit ed States infantry. asHlsted by Cadet J. A. JEFFREY WEDS GEORGIA PIU IN BOISE. JUNE 4 (WMilngtos Buresa ef Tbe Jearnal.) Washington, June I. If Senatora Brlstow, Republican, and Williams and Clarke, Democratic, maintain their pres ent Implacable attitude, members of the senate will not have abaolutely free ac cess to senHte funds for whatever they ask 'to supply their personal wants. These senators are membera of the com mittee on audit and control of the con tingent expenses, and Senator Brlgga chairman, and Senator Dillingham, Re publicans, tne other membera. From time Immemorial senatora have. been permitted to have whatever they wanted new auppllea for their office and committee rooms, ruga, furniture, medicines, mineral waters and what not It haa been neceaaary for them only to telephone to the eergea.nt-at-e.rme. and an assistant would promptly deliver to the senator the thing desired. Prac tleally no limit waa placed, and tnis utter freedom resulted In augmenting considerably the annual cost of the up keep of the senate. Kard Bale XAld Sown. But the Republican member Bristow Joined with the two Democratic mem bers and they have laid down a rule that hereafter whenever expenses are to he ncurred. at least, when the Item la to equal $100. tne committee must meet and allow the Item. Such trifles as free shaves and maa- aages and baths now supplied by the enatora' private barber shop probably will be cut off. Even the emolument of free snuff boxes may also have to be stopped, and membera buy their own. It la hinted that the most vital potnt n the economy regime is to be the abo lition of the senate drug store which for many yeara haa been maintained In the eergeant-at -arm's offices. Here was a collection of bromo seltier, quinine. antlkamnla and all aorta of remedies bought with money from the aenate funds and supplies to senatora "the morning after," or the same morning, for that matter, and It la probable that thla official pharmacy will be sold to the highest bidder at a senatorial sue Hon to be conducted by the dignified aergeant-at-arma or one of his aubordl nates. Ma Have A notion. It la even suggested that tourists will buy these articles at fanoy prlcea. and capltol watchers look for the enactment of scenes such aa the following: Time When the three members of the committee order It done. Place Offices of the aergeant-at- arms of the United States aenate. Dramatis Person ae Colonel Ranadell. sergeant-at-arms and crowd of tourists, with sad eyed senators standing In the background and a few members of the corps of correspondents. "What am I offered for this bottle of bromo aeltxer? Look at it It waa once used by the Honorable Eugene Hale, erstwhile aenator from Maine. Enough remains In the bottle to cure at least two headaches. What am I offered?" Excited tourist blda and la raised. until It Is bought as a souvenir and carried to Podunk. Mich., to be exhibited on the parlor whatnot. At any rate. If the three senators yield not. this drug store and other ad juncts of senatorial legislative activi ties will have to go, and membera pay for their perqulsltea from the 17500 a year their salary stipend. Acquaintance Begun at 1910 Rose Festival Culminates in Marriage as Soon as the Groom's Divorce Limit Is Up Boise, Idaho, June I. A romance be ginning with the Rose Festival In Port land one year ago culminated In thla city last Sunday night In the marriage of John A. Jeffrey, a prominent attor ney of Portland, and Miss Georgia 1'ln ther of this city Only a few friends were at the wed ding, which took place at the home of the bride s sister, Mrs. R. E. Ijmb. Mlaa 1'lnther met the attorney for the first time last June, when she went to Port land to the Rose Festival. She haa been frequently In Portland alnce that time, and the friendship then begun quickly ripened Into affection. Mr. and Mra. Jeffrey have gone to 8n Franclsoo for their honeymoon. planning to make a ahort atop in Salt John A. Jeffrey waa divorced from his former wife In the circuit court of Multnomah county on December I. His marriage on June 4 apparently makes close sailing to the terms of the divorce decree, which requires the parties shall pot marry again within six months. He end his new bride are expected to arrive In Portland from Cal ifornia about July 1, and will be at home after that date at ZJ9 Eleventh street. RUNAWAY TEAM CAUSES CONSIDERABLE ANGUISH A team belonging to the Woods rd. Clark Drug company broke from its hitching post at Fourth and Washing ton street at I o'clock and started a mad fUght aouth on Fourth street that terminated when the team swerved to avoid a Southern Pacific engine at Fourth and Yamhill atreeta and ran Into the vacant lot on the aouthaaat corner. The horaea plunged Into the hole sev ers! feet deep, carrying with them a grip belonging to a street faker contain ing spectacles. The wagon was over turned and the horses badly bruised, but the wagon waa not wrecked. Many people were en the atreeta at the time arid tha fact (hat no one waa trnk la a miracle. The engine crew en the bark of the engine made a hasty scramble for safety when the team waa plunging toward them. CHANGES IN TREATMENT ' OF CRIMINALS URGED Boston. Mas.. June I. Various changea In the treatment of criminate were urged In addresses before the Na tional Conference of Charities and Cor rectlona In Tremnnt temple. Among the speakers were Frederick Almya, Frank Moore, William Healejr and Er nest Coulter. WHO IS REX 0REG0NUS7 KING WILL NOT LET IT OUT UNTIL SATURDAY tO'MORC "REE LIST r cowfltTTta COMfttTTCg cat. and the humane way to treat them realistically portrayed. The Judges this afternoon are E.'-E. McClaren, 8. W. lbson, E. T. Mlsche, Mrs. Holt Wilson, Mrs. Helen Ladd Cor hett and Mrs. A. C. Panton. They will bestow 26 cups for excellence- of ex hibits. The O. A. C. cadets, numbering 500, were composed of three battalions and 12 companies with offtcera aa follows: First battalion. Major D. 8. Young, com pany captains, S. I. Rullfson, E. J. At kinson, H. J. Oilkey. W. C. Dyer. Second battalion. Major C. L. Nelson; company captains, I. L. Jamison, J. R. Chapman, H. A. Iungreen, A. P. Gibson. Third battalion, Major W. R. Carlaon; company captalna. H. J. Pftrfcdhofer, B. Olsen. H. L. Harper. H. J. Eberly. Who Is Rex OregonusT What Is his name during the 51 weeks of the year when he Is not rul- lng the Knee Festival? About hslf the people of Port- Isnd are asking these questions of the other half. As a matter of fact only about three people e In the city know. First of these p is of course, Rex Oregonus; next, e Ralph W. Hoyt. prealdent of the w Roae Festival association, upon whom devolved the duty of choosing a king of kingly mien, and third. George I.. Hutchln. general manager of the festival, whose duty It has been to sug- gest a costume becoming a king. SO one of these three has dls- closed the weighty secret. The king of course not, because he Is given no opportunity to talk. lie must reign without a voice. It is promised, however, that next Saturday evening when the maglo electric parade is repeated the king will ride unmaaked, and that his Identity will be made known Sunday morning. holeproof Hosiery Wc are the exclusive Portland agents for these guaranteed hose. Any pair of HOLEPROOF that shows a hole, rip or tear within six months from date of purchase exchanged for new ones. Holeproof Hose are made so that in nearly every instance they outlive the life of the guar anty, retain their shape, hold their color, give ab solute satisfaction in every way. WEAR THE GENUINE : THEY COST NO MORE Men's Holeproof in all colors and weights at $1.50, $2 and $3 box of 6 pairs. Women's Holeproof in all colors and sizes at $2 and $3 box of 6 pairs. Children's Holeproof. in black and tans at $2.00 box of C pairs. MAIL ORDERS DELIVERED FREE EVERYWHERE. THE OWL DRUG Company's This advertisement is an actual demonstration to Portland vis itors that the quality of our goods cannot be excelled and that; our prices are the very lowest in the city. We have made these two features so well known among Portland people that ours is the most popular drug store in the city. Violet THERMOS BOTTLES Will keep their contents cool for 72 hours. You wantrf0 A A one for your outing.UU TFTF la bjbjbjbjbjbjbJjI Special at 19c DRUG AND TOILET ARTICLE SALE If Young's Dilators $2.T5 The complete set. with book of direc tions -at only. . . . Eflervescent Phosphate of Soda Just the thing for these hot June days. Perfectly harm less. One quarter pound bot tle on sale special at 9C only m mm Ammonia Bath Powder makes a to the bath on sale at price of . . delightful arge loi 'fa the addition cans are w avw Todco Dry Rouge A toilet requisite Imparts a delicate tint free from In jurious - IngTedienta. f'sed dry only. Aftn On eale at 1V- Boilers slightly soiled, on spe- le; clal sale: rcg. prlcea from 26c to 60c. sp'l. . 19c 1 Rexall Pearl Tooth Powder 1 Cake Todco Hoap, 1 Wash Cloth Worth 40c, All for 25 Brashes TOW You must see this new handy cloth brush. Certain ly an Innovation. A valuable necessity. Spe- 99p clal at low price of only eev Breasl Pomps English Breast Pumps and other sty lea to pick from. Prices ?L 25c ARNOLD STERILIZER A necessity for preparing dQ f baby's milk. Owl price dJull Parisian Ivory Toilet Articles Exact duplicates of old tusk ivorv in color, grain and pol ish. They will not crack and are thoroughly sanitary, be cause thev do not absorb moisture. A most complete assortment just in. Stock consists of Hair, Hat, Cloth, Bonnet, Nail and Complexion Brushes. Mirrors. Combs. '- Soap, Puff, Powder and Tooth Powder Boxes. . Hair receivers. Jewel, Pin, Glove and Handkerchief Boxes. Shoy Horns. Perfume Bottles., ' -Picture Frames and many other article We know our prices are right: Look them over'- convince yourself. PORTLAND ROSE PERFUME Delicate and lasting. Spe cial price, ounce 39c K"Spooges should he in ev ery bath ro ora. We supply them in many colors and aires. Prlcea range up '' from JV of tested quality. Compare these prices and quantities with what you usually pay. Alum. 1 pound Boracic Acid, 1 pound 25 Bird Seed, 1 pound 10 Cascara Bark, 4 ounces 1 Cream Tartar, 1 pound 40e Chalk Precipitated, 1 pound.. 25 Chalk, French, 1 pound 10 Comp. Licorice Powder, 1 !b..40 Cardamon Seed, 1 ounce lOf Epsom Salts, 1 pound 10$ Flaxseed, 1 pound . . . . Henna Leaves, 2 ounces 10$ Hypo. Soda, 1 pound 5 Insect Powder, 1 pound 35J Oxalic Acid, 1 pound .25 Pumice Stone, 1 pound 10 Plaster Paris, 1 pound lOe 50c Batb Caps 39c We have an extra large assortment this season. A real sale 60c ones on special sale at3Q( Clean-Up Sale of Candy Friday and Saturday We must sell what we have on hand, and to do so we have cut the price way down. Sc Peppermint Loriots, 3 at 10f 60c Jordan Almonds, lb...377 35c lb. Fruit Tablets, lb... 23 40c Todco Chocolates, lb. 29 40c Saturday Candy, lb... 29 10c Lucerna Chocolate ....5 20c Lucerna Chocolate ....10 30c lb. Cocoanut Macar'ns 18 25c lb. Eucalyptus Gum Drops, pound 12 40c lb. Chocolate Marshmallows, pound 20 40c lb. Chocolate Chips, lb. 27 25c lb. Taffy, lb 18 25c lb. Popcorn Crisps, lb.. 10 5c Cough Drops, 3 for ...10 35c lb. Chocolate Pralines lo 25c lb. Spearmint Lozenges 10 25c lb. Telly Beans, 2 lbs. 25 Llflflett's Chocolates Sold here exclusively the acme of perfection in the art of candy- making J4-Ib. boxes 40 1-lb. boxes 8,0 Rubber Balls that we have heen selling regularly for 2Rc and up to 40.: are on sale alfQa A V only . See our Washington street window. It is full of Owls. This is a rare and very valuable collection, secured at great cost.. Stand in front of this window as long is you like ; examine each one care fully and see if you can pick out the LIVE OWL. Don't be dis appointed if you cannot, for a live owl does not make much of a stir Jetum Black or Brown will- dye your wtraw hat instantly. Regular 25c Friday and Saturday ftf foVJricT thYK only AFV Specials Whisk Brooms No better assort ment in the city. Best values. Q(e Up from Eoame'dDoocheCaos 59c Come to Tha Owl Drug Co. for Special Cut-Rate Prices Fri day and Saturday. Ruhifoam, two for 25 Mennen's Talcum H Packer's Tar Soap 15 50c size Mentholatum 27 50c size Sal Hepatlca 37 50c size Veda Rose Rouge... 24 Enu de Quinine, Pinaud's 69 Pivers' Perfu'es, any odor, oz. 59 Swissco Hair Ttonic, 50c size 35 Tiz for Tired, Swollen Feet.. 15 Toilet Paper, 10c square, 4 for 25 Phenolax Wafers, 100 in bot.' 33 Razor Strops Real edge mak ers. Fine quality, big values, ROc, on sale at Q4A only OOC est 75c one-quart else, apectal $1.00 two-quart size, e special OC $1.26 three-quart else, special $1.50 four-quart size, special 89c $1.16 Peroxide of Hydrogen Pull Strength, nil Measure pint bottlea on sals IQn at only J.C One-half pint bottla t only One-quarter pint bot tles at only lie 7c Bed Pans and Dooche Pans Orav EnamHp'l B,edrar$1.50 OravEnamd Douche Pan Dtl.50 White Enam'l Bed Pan at gf.75 MIRRORS We a r ma kin a special showing In a lara-e and Interesting; va riety of mlrrora which are on AQj sale at only. u Perfumed Green Soap makes a shampoo. Special price aeiignirui i.. Try it. fO .m v w s T0DC0 SOAP It la seldom that we sell this excellent soap for leas than S for 25c, but Friday and Saturday we offer it special OQ at POU CASUS TOB AUK, The Most Complete Stock In Portland We do developing and finishing in 24 hours and we claim to be the origi nators of low "prices for finishing such as you never had done before the ' "Owl" Kodak Department was installed. Come in and let us help you with your work. Ask for our price list on finishing. 11 VclcW Welch's Grape Juice A OOOO EOT WSATEZB SPECIAL XT TOU 2TXVXX SATE TB4EO XT, DO BO HOW t5e pint' bottlea on 1Q aale at only ASH- 50c quart bottles 4Qn on aale a-t only oJ- Bath Brush worth 75c. on sale sp'l at 1th handle, as Il lustrated, JQii vv Demonstration Celso For Headache, Nervousness, Sour Stomach, etc. Step in and try a glass free. Citrate oi Magnesia Liquid 20c We claim this t pr You to he one of Mi L oratory, You ought always to have .a. Dome on nana. we i advise you to get It. The- Owl 'price la 20 Cascade Linen Box Paper 25c Mailing Soil Cases lined, well worth $2.50. Get ready for the summer oiitino- and buy ttf Qfi one at the Owl price of only 7AeVO I Oil Cneeloll 1 AeIAr 11S1 m Liucwaii Licsicr urn iri KTa Cream and Tooth Brush 29c ORIGINAL CUT HATE DRUGGISTS Tth. and WASHINGTON STS. PORTLAND. ORE. The cream worth The brush worth 15 25 Note the Saving the two 29C JTou buy for only . 1 $ u Jost a Final Wort aVimCr" tant. To have' each prescription filled correctly and with pure, fresh, strong drugs, take no chance. Rrlrtg It here,. Patent Medicines Special Prices S0c Pape's Diapepsin 30 50c Syrup of Figs 29 25c Celery King 25c Mentholatum 14 $1 Pierce's Prescription ..64 35c Cajtoria 20 25c Lane's Tea 15 25c Sal Hepatica 18 25c Sloan's Liniment 15 50c Hay's Hair Health ....29 $1 Pinkham's Compound ..69 $1 Malted Milk TO 25c Welch's Grape uice ..19 Manicure Goods At Special Prices ' Owl Nail Acid. .......... Ongaline ..,..,..? Lustrite Goods . ... ,,me1'4 Pray's Emery Boards. ,;. IT Harnisch Enamel ... ..1;.33 Nail Shine ......... ..i.f19 Pray's Emery Boards .....IT Owl Emery Boards ,.......T Emailline , . . . . .,.;,i".!raf X