The Oregon daily journal., June 13, 1911, Page 4, Image 4

THE' OREGON DAILY JOURNAL! PORTLAND, TUESDAY. .EVENING,". JUNE 13. 1911.
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HEAuS OREGON BANKERS
' , Roseburg's First Entertain
' ment Plans Show Careful ;
. r Gathering of Talent.
J , (Special Plapatefc to Th irlil) '
" ,Roburg. Or ,Jun 11 RoDurg
i : first annual Chautauqua will be beld
, In' this ciiy for seven daya, commencing
Ja ' Md ending July 4. Th pro-
' gram will Inelud th very lett hau-
' tauqu feature and will glv th o-
' ' pi of thl vicinity aa opoertunlty to
' meet and hear aoma of tha greatest
- tr.ra WMrari- and entertainer of
1 . America. Tha boat talent end attrao
..v. tlons from eastern ehauUuqua circuit
)iav boon procured for tnia assemoiy.
During tha chautauq.ua thara will be
band ball gamea, field eporu, athletic
mntMti and other imoMminli There
- will alao be a grand final program for
th . observance of Independeno Pay.
" Free camping ground end privilege will
' : be provided. Following i we aaujr
program:
Wednesday, a S.
1:09 p. m. Concert and preliminary
' nromm.
. 1:10 p. m. Lecture. Dr. U O. Herbert
4:99 p. m. Worker eoafereaoee.
. T:I0 p. m. Concert Roeeburg Com-
1 merclal elub band. . " - -
IHI . m. Orand apenlag program,
slven by the Womeo'a FederaUoii of
Club and W.CT. C 1 1
Reading. "Women of tha Bible." Edith
. BUI-Bookar. r s , - . v
Address, "Tha :Clob Women, .Whence
' and Whither," Mr. Sarah. A. Evan.
, president State Federetloa of Women's
elub. -( - .,....'
Reception. . - .- '
.. . Thar day. lau SS. '
1:0I . av Addreaa, "Evangeltitl
r Conference." by Edith-Hill-Booker..
11:00 a. m. Lector. "Horticulture,
Prof. V. R. Oardaar. Orego agrloul-
tnral cell,
1:00 s. . Lecture, Dr..L. Q. Herbert
0:04 p. m. Federation of elub Ad
... dree. Morality 1 Literature.". Prl'
Sent Crook, of Albany eolleg. ' '
TJ0 p. nk Concert Roaeburg Cora-
- goaroUl alue band. ' ' v
1:00 p. m. Conoert gad entertainment
. Chicago La4leo orchestra. - , ;
V Vrldey, SO.'."
10:00 'a. m. Federation of elub. do
'Beetle science demonstration.
11:00 a, m. Lecture on agriculture.
Prof, a R. Hyslop, Oregon agricultural
' aotleML V -
; 1:00 p. ra. Address. Dr. James Withy
combe, director experiment station, tjor-
vallla
' 4:00 p.; W. . a T. V. JLddre,
"CI rle." Rev. B. a Eldrtdge.
r , T:10 p. m. Concert Roseburg Conv
' merolal club Wnd.
1:00 p. m.--Entertainment, Chicago
.Ladle orchestra. ; . ; 'y,.,
J.- V Satruday, ly L it i
10:00. m. Addreaa. "Economlo Val
" ve tof -Education." Prot W. Orove.
Roaeburg.'- i ,. '
11 :0 r a.- 'inv Conference of frttlt
grower 'Addreea, Prof. V. R. Gardner
1:00 p. m. Concert Chicago Ladle
orchestra. ' '
1:18 p. m. Lecture. Dr. Oabrll It
. Magalre, African explorer.
4:00 p. m. Federation of club. "Cra
dle Roll and Mother' Day." -'
' 7:09 p. m. Concert Roeburg Com
S merclal club band. ... .
1:00 p. - m. Addreaa. Holy Land."
Hon. Blnger Hermann. . . .-.
'iWV.t Bnaday, Jnly tv- V' ;'C .
" , 1:00 " p HL--Sacred concert. 'Flhi
Bhlpp concert company. "t .
1:30 p. in. Lecture, Rev. B. H. Ham-
till, D. P Naahvllle. Tenh.
, 4:00 p. jn. Lulu Tyler Oate. "Sky
1 Pilot" . . - . ;
7:30 p. m.-acred -concert Roaeburg
Commercial olub band. '
1:00 p. m. Fiher-8hlpp concert com
pany and Lulu Tyler Gate.
1 Xoaday, Joly . -
I 10:00 a. m. Addreaa. "Medical Tem-
t perance,. Dr. Lucetta Smith.
11:00 a. mi Horticultural and agrl-
l cultural institute, conducted by Prof.
1 V, R Gardner and Prof. O.: R. Hyslop.
t i vv p. m. f unar-unapp conctrx com
CHURCH FACTIOUS
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B. L. vDorham, preilaont or Mr-
chtntg National Bank ot Portland,
who was elected prldent of tb
Oregon. 8tat Bankoro' fjooclatlon
' eatarday
HUSBAND SHOT IN ARM
BY HIS ABUSED WIFE 1
(fvtM OIptt to TV ImtmLI
The Dallea, Or, June 11 When Dua
can Smith, a colored porter at the Star
lodflnrr houae. came home - Saturday
evening and-began to abu hi wtf.
Margaret Smith, ihe aelsed a ravolvar
and ordered him to leave. Smith, how
aver, took away the weapon. Hla wife
cured another gun and fired three
hot at him, on of which took effect
In hi right arm,- Smith wa taken to
the hoapltal and hla wife arretted.
Pipe Line to Tap Dog River. -
YBoaeld Dim to The JaareeLI
N. W. Bethel V making aurvey for a
new pipe Una from Dog river to the
preaent head of th city water ayatem.
a dlitance, of four rallea. About 10 car
loada of wooden pipe will be uaed and
tha Improvement will coat f 10,000.
Walah Would Flf at Dallea. ;
SDeeiiir Dbpateb to The JearneL
The Dallea. Or., June ll Charlea B.
Walah, aviator, ,ha opened communi
cation wun tne local suainea Hen'
aaaoclatlon In regard 1 6 having flight
here near the last of June. The secre
tary of th aaaoclatlon I , trying to
make arrangement for If v
Hood River Agitation to Get
Dr. E. L House as Pastor
v.v. - DroDDed.'-' " - '
' - (iwrUl DUpatr to Tae AwreeLl
HOod River, Or, June 11 Th, Meta-
odtet church folk of Hood River are
now amoklng the pipe of peace, Peveral
week ago on faction of th ehurca
waa making atrenuou effort t Becur
the aDDotntment of Rev. Dr. E. L. Houae
of Spokane, while the other racuon ae
aired to reUln th preaent paator. . Pe
tition and remonstrance were accord
ingly drafted, algned and forwarded to
Dr. Sklpworth, superlnusdeat of , Th
Dalle district ' , i
At a reoent meeUag of the quarterly
eonferenoe of the looai church, however,
it waa decided to extend a call to Rev.
Dr. A, H. juathrop of Creaton, Iowa, t
'accept the pulpit of the Hood River
ehuroh. Dr. Lathroo waa at on time
paator. of the Hoc juver eaurcn, ui
la regarded aa on of the leading dlvtaee
In the denomination. It la generally be
lieved by the member that be will ac
cept the call and be appointed at the
annual eonferenoe that meet In Sep
tember.
A new atone church la being planned
by. the denomination.
SITTING HEN HAS HER . ,
OWN WAY, PREFERRING
PIGEON TO DUCK EGGS
4 In line with the argument that
4 when a hen or a woman will, ah e
4 will, and when ahe won't aha e
4 won t" a T. Wltte. owner of e
4 CryeUl Lake park, baa Irving w
4 proof . that ahe won't or wilt
4 About two months ago Mr. Wltte e
4 placed a dosen wild duok egg'
4 - under a perfectly motherly to.
4 . but i the eggs failed to hatch.
4 Then he discarded them, and 4
nrtaented tne hen wiu some w
rouac duck. which ware partly
hatched by another hen. but on
the following day Mr. Wltte dla-
covered that the hen was ml
Ing. Finally he found her sitting e
happily on a neet of pigeon egg
that ah had collected from ve-
rloua neat In th barn. The
ben wanted to alt that'a aU there
waa to It and ahe sat ' . '
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UNDER ARGUMENT
e
- i e
panr. of Chlcsco.
"." . 1:90 p.' m. Popular lecture, Dr. O&b-
rlel I Magulr. ...
I 4:00 f p. m. Addre "Uphill and
- Down." Hon. B. L- Eddy. v
7:10 p. m. Concert Roeburg Com
- merclal elub band. s .
J 1:00 p. to. Entertainment and eon-
cert, Tiaher-Shipp concert company.
XmUUpnAme 3mf....:-
. Grand final Independence Day pro
j gram embracing modern featurea. Ad-
dreaa, Hen. H. T. Rainey, congreaiman
rrom iuinol. Alao epeciaj program of
neia sport, ' race and athleUo con
.teats, v -,
BLAME
ROAD FOR
WING FAVORITISM
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An attemst of the Orwron .flhnrt Tni
Vv4o am Bolae's trade for Salt Lake and
a ahort alghted policy of reprisal
against Bolae are laid at the door of
Short Line official by member of the
j Botee Commercial club and other bual-
'' k nee men of the Idaho city who were
J prevented from visiting Portland' Roae
, 5 Festival . laat week by lack of train
service. '
w aecure a tnrougn sleeper to the festi-
would not provide, although failure to do
BO meant the Bolaa excnrnlnnlal-a A.1
; j nav una to leave there at 1 o'clock la
the morning and transfer at Nampa.
I Rather than do this they stayed at
- Home. .
'A through ear from Boise to Portland
. ha long, been the aim of travelers
from both cities, but rather than enoour
. a them to come to Portland, which
f- would mean the a-W. R. N. would
, -r receive tne wng naul, the Short Line
-1 has refused to furnish uch service.
I COURT TAKES CASE
J 'UNDER ADVISEMENT
4' Asserting that the Judgment tot, al
4 leged Ittfrlngment of copyright assessed
against Th Journal in the suit br6ught
J by Drake Bros la in fact a criminal
j penalty, although civil m form, and
i that therefor th court erred la in
l etruAJng the Jury to bring In a verdict
,, for the plaintiff. J. H. tevnson y eater.
0y argued motion for a new trial be-'
; Will Boild (or Picture Honso.
lip!' to Juernatl ;
The, Dallea, Or June 11 C.'W.
Murphy and L. B. Laaelle of Portland
are to conduct a new motion picture
theatre here. George Ruch of this city
will build a brick building at Second
and Laughlln streets for the enterprise.
Plans are laid to have everything ready
by August l. . ; .:,
Madras Service Is Banning.
iSnecliil DlnMtdi e Tbt IoanLi
The Dallea, Or June 11 Passenger
service , on the O.-W. R. at N. r and
Deschutes railways - was inaugurated
Sunday between thla point and Madras.
Trains leave Madras dally at I a. m
arriving here at l:ot p. m. The return
Ing train leave here at 11:10 p. m. and
arrive at Madras at 1:45 p. m.
New 912,000 School Voted Down
(SaaeUl DlaMteh to Tla Jnvntl.t
Milton. Or June 11 The election
for the issuance of bonds for th build
ing of 'a, 111,000 school in th Grove
district of Milton resulted In a defeat
of the proposition by a vote of 101 to
10 yesterday.
f1 f1
Who Sdkes to Be 0aH4 Ittokle faoet
3 Tout '
Tora Judge Bean In tha federal oMrt. nHl)PyTHuC
also raiaed tb point that the law era.
fides penalty of 11 "for each sheet."
f xd contended that H00ls the maajmum
rnt that could be awarded on the 400
1 if- of the paper exhibited In court.
-II tte case is a criminal action, - an
Instructed verdict uen a' wa given,
wotiij be invalid. Judge Beaa took the
, iesi:i under advlsemenC
There wouldn't be many freckle at
all If people would only u.Klntho
right away. That's the time to get rid
of them moat easily. If people called
yon Freckle-Face last year, get a two-
ounce package right away at Woodard,
Clarke 4 Co., or wherever toilet good
are sold, and. fool them thla year.
Freckle certainly don't add to any
on' beauty, and no one need tolerate
them. Klntho l guaranteed toremove
even the worst freckles, or money back,
Use Klntho Soap too. , It will not
only help give the freckle a puah, but
It 1 delightful for toilet use.7
InJ
Restores color tojGrty or
Faded ; hair Removes Dan
druff and invigorates the Scalp
Promotes a luxuriant,
healthy hair frowth Stops its
falling out . Is not a dye ' 7
" $1.00aadfi0e.et Dr Stares er elreet seea
rtipt f pti sad dear'a aetae. Seed 10a.
Baya narflna Soap is'seaeh4
tor 8karasoaia the eair eed kcapiaf toe Seal
elaaa aae baahby. eUe for re, raegh ehaypad
aaada aa iaea. : 2S. at OraMiMa.
KEFUSB ALL SUBSTITUTES
Restore Color to Gray or Faded Hair.
BWWB a HAJBTXN. STin 1A.Tt.OM
Xrmva CO. IIIDMOBB pita CO.
jscorTya a. a. bboww. olxm
ua co. .
'afeWnBlg-6.
THe Selling
Out Sale
Commenceo
Tomorrow .
Our entire stock of Men's and
Women's 8ults. Udiei Silk"
Dreisea, Skirts, Petticoits, Shirt
Waists, Etc, tot on sale at
sacrifice prices.' Prices are re
duced to cost and less because
e are . Quitting business in
Portland. : '
Store to. Let
Fixtures for.Salo
No goods charged none C. O. T.
Alteration extra, ;
:.-J fffi , j :
Service v
Y ,ro rvaT soottd An a
w iBBrriM ooLumii, l l
A TEaUuna, Xelao. Chahall,' K ,
fg oentraiia, Tacomn, sni .'
fY Sverett Belllngham. SfeW
' Westmlaster
and Vaneen-
lsr3-Train$ Daily-3 . A
,Vk IntsraatlonU XdnUted, ' (
- NThe daylight train, 10 . SB. "' y.
IX For busy . business man, -
saxoaa tifiTrixTMsa, -, w
k 1 The night train. 10:10 p. m. ' j
K AU trslaa from Sforth J
VV Bank station, Sleventh and .
v'lAXoyt street a. if
n -. ' ll . OAaa, ; M
iiiQiisj sa vii,j ... Am
111 Third t,
V. 9. SJ T. x ."r A
Ladies9 Suito
Suits worth $10.00, $12.50, 113.00
and $15. Selling Uuty jj QQ
Lsdieo Tailor Made Suits,
worth $15.00, 517.50 f;7 FA
and 418.50, now;. . , . , i J I JV
Ladies' $25.C0 W '$50.00 TaUor
Made Suit-5cll- eMi C
ing Out Price. -;epl-.OD.
- Ladies? Shirtwaists
50 dot. Lawn Shirt Waists Oft
worth 50c and 75c, now,4iC
35 do. Lingerie Waists, (tQm
yalueo to $1.50, now.....UOC
' 20 do. tPine Silk Petticoats,
worth $3.00 and $4.00, rj gfj
165 Silk Petticoats, worth up s
to $5.00 and $6.00, 7 OQ
now at . . ; i . , wfOf
200 V Ladies' - Dress Skirts,
worth up to $3.00 and f1 CO
$4.00, now...... elDO
100 Ladies' Trimmed J Hats, '
$3.00.x$4.00, $5.00 and up flC.
to $10. Selling out price; VDC
Men's Clothing
-Meiis All Woo! Suits, 'worth
$ia00 and $12.50. Sell- QC
mg out price. .,.,.. .vU7
Men's $15 and $17.50 0 M
Suits, selling out price e?0e3
Men's $20.00 ; " and' $25.00
Suits. 1 Selling out (t J (
price. , ; . , . . . . . . . 4 ,J lt.)0
.oys' $3.00 and $4.00 SuitvaH
wool materials. Sell- tPI Qg
ing out price.. ........) l
COLLAR
easy to de the cravat. ln--eagy to.
notch on and ' has oval button-
holes, which makes buttoning and
' unbuttoning: easy; :' : Jfi
duett, reebedy k Cmn IS aVere. Tnar.T.
one of the beat guide and ha probably
taken nor people to the summit ef
I Mt, Hood than any other man.
Mr, Yooum aay that there are still
about. four feet ef anow below the sum
mit but it la not packed ao hard this
Meaon and for that reason there I not
o treat danger ef high water. There waa
la little more snow this year, however.
than laat,. he any. , r
Whichever. Side Wins Tacoma
Issue In Superior Court V
Will Appeal: v;; ;:-
":.v -"v vrv. ,.
fOaltMl rVea Uaead Win.
Taeetna, WaslL, JTun ll-The arid
ity ef the anti-treat erdlnanoef whloh
prehlblts traatlng la saloon. 1 being
ergued today before Superior Judge
Chapman. The ease la that ef George
W. Keleel, n valoonkaeper, eonvletad la
Felloe udge Arntaon's eourt of violat
ing (he ordinance and fined 110, and
I mt-mtm mtm.mmimm I M. V..-
similarly convicted, to the - peri or
court. Whichever way judgment falia,
whether oa the city or on the defend-
ante, , aa appeal will be taken to the
tate aupreme court, according , to atr
temeye Intereated. , ,-., . ,
John 1 Berkshire, proprietor of one ef
the leading hotel, testified that hi bar
business had been cut down nearly 10
per ocnt by th enforcement ef the no-
treat-orainance., Like evidence - was
given by other 'liquor dealera. One
saloon, man declared that under present
tringant regulative .laws It would soon
be Impossible . for saloons to exist In
Tacoma. - . v,.., v.
The anti-treat ordinance waa passed
by th council oa December S, and was
ratified by referendum vote t the,
pie oa Morch.il laat . ...-.. -
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PIONEER WEATHER MAN
' COMING TO PORTLAND
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O. C Tocum. for II year,', keeper ofl
th weather . record at Government
Camp, oa the summit ef the Cascade I
mountains, : ha resigned bis position
and sold., his land to take up his real-1
dence In Portland, r, Tocum . earn I
After going to Govarmnent Camp SO
years ago, Mr. Tocum became connected I
with the weather bureau and hla are
among the moat valuable record ef
th bureau because of th high altitude,
th station being situated in th pass
a th summit on th old Barlow trail. I
In addition Mr. Tocum waa known as
i v Woodmen of tlo World. . '.
ocheeRter, K.uT, Jane 11 Delegate
and visitor from many parts of th
United states and Canada are arriving
her for th head camp 'convention of
th Woodmen of th World, which meet
for a cession f 10 day. '
PROPOSE CMG1J
- AGAINST fMORiuCNS
' rrBlt8' tr teased Wire.) , '
Ottawa. Oct.; June 11. Th menace
of the Mormon community to Canada
waaNemphaalced at the Presbyterian
general aasembly today, when It went
on record tn favor ef aa active earn-1 The expansion principle ef the mon
palm agalnat it Th matter cam up key wrench ha been applied to pliers
on the report ef a special committee I with adjustable Jaw. , '
whlph wa presented, by flev. Dr. W. J.
Clarke of Montreal. That MormeaS
were as a1 rule sobar and Industrie
people wa th opinion Rev. Dn klcLar
en ef Vancouver, U. C, but their rellg
ton propounded som abominable prtn
clplts, and their moral were a poalUve
danger to Canada. Number of tnar-1
riagea- and progeny apOealed to Mor
mons, but ware distasteful te Canadians.
Tbey had attained great power la the
United States, and talked of getting the
balance of political power tn Alberta, If
not in all Canada. . , '
m corai. a cx tzzu ai u aai ccssets-io roroi t rices oh rams mi Korams
Our-entire
lino of ;
PRICE
Ha n
1 r in
IZADINO SPECIAL TY MOUSE rOR LA DIES MJS5JTS S. CHILDREN
2S
v off::
On all ;
Children's
Wear. ,1
4 V .
: . The Old Reliable ""
Union v Painless Dentist
our or 'tfows nons should .
membur that our foroe la o organised
inai w nn n injr euure . crown,
bridr and plat work ta a day If see-
245 Morrison Street :
Bet Second and Third .
', 1 q l
Full Set of Teeth...............aK.AAl
Bridge Work r Teeth Without I
Plat ........... ..3.60 to tsonl
Hold Crown i.'IKn to IKnnl
Gold or Porcelain ruilnsa.T. .f LOO vi
Silver ruling... SO to 1.001
PMH. mm, , mm, w " VBaya
" w m aa. -., : ,
Union Dental Co.
1
mm.
mm
Nercr in the history of Portland have such suit told at this
price $6 early in the season. THE STYLESARE OF THE
LATEST CREATIONS. These suits must be sold this
.week. 1 All Linen Suits and Coats ilk and Wool Drttttt
included in this ; ? ! .. -
Half
v.:
rPrice Sale
Choice of
bur entire
lineNovelty
Hand ' Bass
25 off.
' tit m
ism.
Lrobk After ;Yoiir Furb .Now
FURS stored in our fireproof cold storage vaults are' insured
against moths at a very reasonable rate.- If you have your furs
renovated or remodeled at summer reduced rates , wa wiU store
them for you ' FREE. ' x-n
Our entire
line of
dainty Uri
dermuslins 20?i,pff.
, ; - . . -. . , . ' ' . . ' -
Newly ; furnished, most i reas-.
onable in price. Best car ;
service til any point in city
Strictly Modern Throughout : V "
New Fireproof Building
'.', -;r.-"V'
These elegantly1 furnished THREE ROOM ,
'APARTMENTS arc In a brand-new fireproof '
-blailding', "strictly taodera in every respect Rates
are much teas than West Side houses, tad car
service cannot ba equaled, as all ears on Union ,
- avenue, .Alberta, Woodlawn, Vancouver, St
..Johns and Russell-Shaver lines stop on thlscor '
,'nef. .Only 10 to 12 minutes from the West Side'
business center. ,. - ' ;
Cars of six different lines
stop' on this corner
Lbijest-, Resliai 1 City. -: V; Apply to Apartment 6
rzssr ajto icoxxxsoar sts,