THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 13, 1911.
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Party, , Including Local . News
s " paper Publishers and Man
agers. Will Meet Business
'Men of Interior Cities.'.
t v For ths purpose of : Inspecting , the
railroad ' development In central Or
on and te meet the business man 'and
people generally la ths Interior dtles
,. of the state, a party pf Northern Paw
;lfla traffto officials and Portland new.
i paper man left from the North Bank
denot at 1:10 ttala mornln for a Ave
i days', (rip through tie central and eouth
central portion ' of the atata.
f- At Tallbridgs on Y tha North Bank
.'Una, the apedal cara will ba ferried
j across tha Columbia and. will run over
the Oregoa, Trunk aa apeclal to Mad-
raa, where a reception will ba bald tola
? evening in honor of tha visitors.
From. Madras' aide tripa by automo
, bile will, ba made 'to Redmond. Laid-
1 law.. 'Ifetollua and. Culver Junction.
Wednesday noon1: tba' vial tore will b
entertained ' with - a brook trout bar-
;" baoua by the eltlsena of ' Redmond. - ,
-., ;1M tPrlaevUl aa Seat. v. f
- Wednesday night, ths ' sxeurslontsts
fwlll be elaborately entertained by tha
Prlnevllle Commarloal club. ' . From
; Prlnevllla tha party will go to Band
j and apend a part Of Thursday.
X contemplated . and If tha inn la -not
' too deeo In the Cascade for interna.
?tb Ilea the excursionists will return home
by way ofiMedford. 'It may bo that
(tha return 'trip will be made by rail
, through;, northern California and the
; Willamette 'valley. In any event a
, trip will ba made through the Rogue
iRIver valley. , . ,
. Throughout the trip the vleltlng rail
, roSd . officials will meet tha members
of the various commercial organisations
- forming tha Central . Oregon Develop-
. lu.Mi iniivi.ua wiu Diaouaa who mam
, means and meaaurea for encouraging
-settlers to oome Into central Oregon.
X , Ballroad Offlclale.
A. D. Charlton, assistant general pee
, sengar agent' of tha Northern Pacific,
- Is In the party. -Accompanying Mr.
Charlton are Carl R. Gray, president Of
, the North Bank line; H. C. Nutt, fourth
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Will Inspect: Railroad Development of Central; Part of State
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Northern Paclfio "special party", Juit before gUrtlnf for central Oregon.
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i vice president of the Northern Pacific:
! JT. Q. Woodworth. traffto manager of
t tha Northern Pacific:- W K rnmin
general freight and paaaenger agent of
the North Bank; Henry Blakely. gen
. era! western freight agent of the North
I em Pacific, F. H. Fogarty; asafstant
f general freight agent of the Northern
Pacific; L. J. Bricks, Immigration agent
of the Northern Pacific; a D. Wheeler.
'advertising department of the Northern
" Pacific; C S. Jackaon, publisher of The
Journal; H. I. Plttock, publisher of the
' Oregonlan; John F. Carroll, manager
f of the Telegram; B. S. Cook, Portland;
I John Plttock, Portland.
i POSTAL TELEGRAPH MAY
ENTER TELEPHONE FIELD
ACTS AT ORPHEUM
ILL BALANCED
Homer Mason's, Jaa Clever
Work; "Three Vagrants"
Score as Musicians. -
(UnltMi Preai LuMd Wlia.l ,
. New York, June 13. With the com-
' plation of two new lines, costing IX.
040.300, between Salt Lake and San
I Francisco, It waa announced today the
Postal Telegraph Cable company la to
, enter tha telephone field In competi
tion with the American Telephone and
i Telegraph company. Sucoeaaful ex
pertinents have Just been completed. It
Hi aald, demonstrating tha practlcabll-
lty of using the new lines for both
telegraph and telephone business sl
" multaneoualy. While the . telephone
. teats between Salt Lake and Ban Fran
.' claco were being made, the same wire
waa being uaed for the duplex trana
mission of telegraph messages between
San Francisco and Chicago.
FRIEND OF MRS. SCHENK
(Continued Front Pago One.)
:' millinery atore before her marriage five
montha ago. Tha atora waa burned and
aha was arrested by the state fire mar
i shal after an Investigation aa to tha
cauaa of tha blace. . The grand jury,
however, refuted to Indict her. .
", shal developed that she had also owned
'. a millinery store at Caldwell, which
alao burned.
Officials are investigating both these
"' t Irea todav and- aasert that " thev have
. unearthed new evldenoo.
" At the hoapltal today It was
V Miss Hankie would recover.
said
By A. I
From first to laat tha "follow up"
bill at tha Orpheum la well balanced
and thoroughly enjoyable.
Hqmer B. Mason, of "A Stubbon Cln
darella" fame, with Mlaa Marguerite
Keeler and their company, coma to head
line Jib t"l in a . dellclously , funny
episode by Porter Emeraon Browns, In
and Out" Mr. Mason's Jag la one of
tha most artistic efforts of ths sort
aver seen at the Orpheum, and bta blba
lous conversation with, tha latchkey Is
a gem. The aettlng Is worthy -of note
and tha finish with which the sketch
Is presented Is refreshing. Miss Keeler
Is a dainty bit of femininity who adds
materially to tho delight of "In and
Out". The supporting company la moat
able and tha offering aa a whole one
of tha beat of tho sort to soma over
the circuit
Two elever acta which scored heavily
wera "The Three Vagrants" and Fred
Hamlll and hla "Mualcal Klda." Tha
"Vagrants" are not only clever mua
iclans, but they also show themselves
to bo good sctors la the artistic and
well austalned Characters they have
chosen. One of them hae a really beau
tiful voice and ths accordion playing
of another one was' a distinct feature.
Fred ; Hamlll presents ' his Idea of "A
Morning - Rehearsal- and has the as
sistance of two clover youngsters, one
at tha piano and tha other on the violin
and vocally. It la a snappy act full of
good melody and laughable comedy.
A most pretentious act Of beauty Is
Rousbys soenlo review of London by
day and night Tho first scene shows
some remarkable cloud and storm ef
fects. A song and dance duo appeared
In tha Leicester square and court of
honor scenes and added to the effects
which were executed with striking real-
lam.
Mlaa Lotta Oladatono In "The Coun
try Girl" had tho audience after her
first laugh. She gives some artistic
impersonations and her patter and
method of getting it over made her an
immense favorite.
Lydell and Butterworth, black and
light brown, appear before their own
gorgeous curtain In aongs, good chat
ter and aome excellent eccentrio danc
ing of the "want more" variety.
The bill : la opened by , Mile. Minnie
Emetle, Parisian gymnast who is a
finished artlat In her line. - She presents
many new affects in acrobatic on the
bar and with tha rfngo and her act la
well worth the appreciation given It
WOMAN BRAVES LIONS
TO SAVE CHILD'S LIFE
(United Pm Lease Wli.t
".Baa Bernardino, Cel, June II. Mrs.
Katharine Harvey today lies at her
homo hers la a state of nervous collapse
following an encounter, la Cajon Pass
with two .mountain, Hons.
Mra. Harvey was walking down tha
canyon accompanied by ber little daugh
ter and a nurse when she saw the lions.
She commanded the nurae to continue
down the canyon with tha child, while
aha stood still When the nurse and
child bad reached a point of safety, Mrs.
Harvey trudged two mllee in an oppo
site direction to make aura that no
harm would befall her daughter, tha
lions following not more than 16 feet
behind. George Taylor, who had been
aent to the rescue, (hot tho largest lloa
The other fled. ..
HAVERS RECONCILED;
HUSBAND NOW INVALID
' . ''(Vetted Trial Leased Wire.!
Pittsburg. June IS. The feeble and
Invalid condition of John Haver, bus-.
band of Mrs. Nancy Carnegie Haver,
niece of Andrew Carnegie, has brought
about a reconciliation between tho two
people, although for tho past two yeara
they have been living apart Haver,
who la a well ' known horseman and
waa the riding Instructor of his wife
before their marriage, was In 10 se
verely Injured by a new horse ha waa
trying at 8heepshead Bay.
BOY GRASPS
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IHE WIRE
HIDDEN IN GRASS
DIES
(Cnttae Press Leased Wtrat
Walla Walla, Vaalu, Juno II. While
pulling up aome grass for ths family
cow early today, William Warren, aged
II, accidental y grasped tha and of a live
wire, blown down by the storm during
ths night, and waa Instantly killed.
Two Doctor Build Hoapltal.
(Special biiiMtca to Tbe JoaraaL)
Coqutlla, Or.,' June ' II. Drs. Rich
mond and Hoag of this place1 are erect
ing a nospltaL '
WOMAN'S FATHER; OFFERS
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nal, together with names and addressee.
In case the murderer should not be ar
rested snd . tha reward, not paid tho
money will be returned to the donors
upon lapse of -a reasonable time.
It la made a provision: of tha reward
tha for Information that will, lead to
tho arrest of the murderer 1500 .will be
paid. The remainder of the money.
which-, amounts to 11,110 will so to
thecaptora of tha murderer, v
In caaa of a dispute between rival
clalmanta an arbitration committee con
sisting of" the governor.1' tha mayor and
tha editor of The Journal will settle all
ouestions as to whom the reward Shall
be paid. , v . ; ' :'
Tho money offered through the Jour
nal J a. la addition to tha 11,000 reward
Offered by tha stats of Oregon,, which
is subject to distribution by. the-governor.
The total rewards -offered for
the murderer aggregate 11,820 this af
ternoon. ' ';' ji;
The fifth .day after tha murder of
tha Hill family brings no clue concern
ing the. Identity of. the murderer that
gives promise of leading to hla detec
tion. Scorea of offerg of Information
are being turned In to the polio and
tha sheriff a offloe, but ao far all the
trails have proven, false upon Investi
gation. - . t 4 -,, m
Both the Oregon City suspect and
the Hlllsboro suspect have been cleared
6f Any suspicion, of connection with tha
murders.. The ' Oregon City suspect. It
hae been determlnad, was on the county
rockpila at r ths ' time the Hills ' were
murdered, and waa not released until
the day following the tragedy. Tbe
HUlaboro Suspect, U. G. Klghtllnger,
12814 First street Portland, haa been
released by the sheriff, and will be
cared for by his family. He la believed
to' be Insane. e--
Residents' of flellwood and Fulton
were excited yesterday morning about
11 o'clock 'When a tall, slender man,
with long hair and roughly dressed,
went" down to the river a ahort dis
tanoe above the Bell wood ferry and. tax
trig off his clothes, scrubbed ' them ln
dustriouslyl They thought perhapa ha
might ba tha murderer, trying to wean
off blood sterna. Ho disappeared In
tha woods back of tho wast bank of tbe
rtrer - whom he had finished waahlng
hla clothes. Sheriff Stevens Is Invee-
tinting the stories of tha Sellwood
people, hoping to locate the man.
.Sheriff Mass , of Clackamas county
believes when the murderer la cap
tured ha will ba found either In Port
land or In tha Immediate vicinity of
this city. Ha has established head
Quarters with Sheriff Stevens at the
court nous during the search.
REVOLVER ; DUEL FOUGHT
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the duel, - He elates that the burglar
waa all out of breath and could easily
have been captured If the officer had
pressed la on him, 1 ' : ' ,
The burglar, le 'described ' as about
five faet five Inchee tell, dressed In a
checked ault that answers ths descrip
tion of ons 'stolen from ' Llewelyn s
room. ' Later an old ault discarded by
the man waa found In the woods where
the1 change was probably made. De
tective Carpenter and Price have been
assigned to the case.
Journal Want Ads bring results.
REVISION OF WOOL
-;v';; tariff; criticised
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: Wsshlngton, June II. Declaring the
proposed ' revision of - tha wool tariff
schedule had. already had a disastrous
effect on prices. Representative Moo
dell (Republican, -Wyoming) discuss!
ths measure In ths bouse yesterday. Us
bitterly : critielsed the bill asserting
that prloee. of wool had already been
forced down to "almost a free trade
oasis."-, ,
Hartford, Conn., us more electricity
per capita than any other city. " ;
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Proves If
Groivo Haip
Stops Dandruff &nd Scalp SIeaes, Be
v stores Gray or Faded Hair To
It Satiiral Color
. Safes Will D This FsrYss,
Swlssca produces astounding results
so quickly It has amased those who
have uaed It Wo will prove It to you
If you will send lOo In silver or stamps
to pay postage and we will send you a
trial bottle and our wonderful testi
monials. . . .
- There la i no excuse for r baldness.
Write ' today to ETwlasco Hair Remedy
Co., 1(49 P, O. Square, Cincinnati, Ohio.
bwisbco ls.on sai at an aruggists
and drua- dODartmenta at iOc and 11.00 a
bottle. , i t -
For aala and recommended in Port
land by . .' .- r i.
THE OWL DRUG CO.
Buy Your Headwear Here
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In selecting your Straw Hat, as faiucH care HouI3 fce
used as in selecting any other part of your wearing
apparel you should consider style, shape braid and
price.
Our "Brook Straws
are the peer of all $3
Hats. Every style in
eluded; split braid,
sennit and soft brim
straws.
To Assist Immigration.
(United Frees Leased Wlr.)
Mslbourns, June II. Thst Australia
Is entering In good earneat on her long
delayed policy of assisting immigration
is svldent from an announcement Just
made by the attorney general and act
ing premier, Mr. Hughea. , He atatea
that ba has approached tho governments
of ths different states with a request
that they will cooperate with the com
monwealta to secure a number of Im
migrants in England, in Canada and the
United States. These Immigrants will
be carried to their destination In Aus
tralia in special steamers and placed oh
the land.
(Eewrefis 1fo&' Eaisfl Side wiiiis
Arrested for Fighting.
Dr. P. S. Langworthy, a dentist, and
Adam Belllngham, a bridge foreman,
were arreated at 4 o'clock thla morning
by Patrolman Henneasey for fighting.
According to the report made by the
patrolman,' trouble atarted between tha
two men, who had been drinking all
night, when Belllngham aocuaed Lang
worth Of stealing a pair of glasses and
a vest from him. The case was called
before Judge Taswell .his morning but
a continuance until Thursday waa ae-1
cured. -
Journal Want Ads bring results.
n rr -r i- Saul ii t i 1 1 saw an si b a i iiaajiia
1 ' r MM. i ST IB IV ' IjrTT J III' .W II SMI I I ItP TTl m.
Mi lull!
These tables are made like the cut; square
pedestals; top 42 inches in diameter, with
extra leaves permitting it to be extended to,
six feet. We have them in golden oak, Early
English, weathered or wax firiish. A regular
$i5 table. East Side bargaintJA C A
price . . . .......... tdy.'dU
Child's Cribs 54.75
No. 115 Enameled Iron Child's Cribs.
with steel fabric mattress, 28x52 ina. m
size; has drop side, making it conveni
ent to car , for "baby"; worth . $7.50.
Big East Sid Bargain rjg
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Doors Will Be Closed,
SPECIAL ANW0UWCEMENT
'"'-'; ';v!:v-''7:. f IZiy-'Jfsi::",- ',;"''' ?'-, ;
THIS STORE WILL BE (XOSED ALL DAY WEDNESDAY (TO
MORROW),"TOAf WE MAY GET OUR STOCK IN SHAPE FOR
THE BIG CLOSING-OUT SALE OF MENS HIGH-GRADE
CLOTHING, FURNISHINGS AND HATS. FURTHER INjFOR
MATION IN TOMORROWS EVENING PAPER LOOK FOR IT.
Bpck-s
Oottie
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aw 1 bm .aI I I a Ba .
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2 Big Special Bed:Onliit at $11.75
Bca, Spring and Mattress
.Bd No. 639, like the cut, with
top. brass rail, head and foot,
round' brass knobs on posts,
with Gorf mattress and a Yum-
Yum spring. A regular $18.00
outfit, .complete,
for only
$11.75
Quartered Oak
Mission Rocker
Regular
Of Values
No. 2034 High back, quar-
; ter-sawed oak rocker, in
mission design, golden, fin-
' ish; genuine fabricoid leath
er over heavy steel con
struction seat; two styles.
; one ;: plain (panel . Jike cut,
other 5 carved panels; j well
f made strong and durable;'
regular s $9.0a r East Side
Leather Bed Davenports, Special $17.75
Frances of . these Davenports are made of ; genuine oak,- quartered, la
weathered oak, early English or golden finish ' They ;,ite fitted with box
wardrobe stfong steel construction, biscuit tufted,, made like Ct JK
the above cut;- regular $30 values, East Side Bargain' price "7 "
Nickel Plated Copper, at
in
1 ' pint Tea" or
; Coffee Pots of
h e a vr copper,
nickel plated;,
jrortti 1 86c, -on
peclal sale aC
act ,... 63e
MAmerIe8n
Alarm
r .Qocks -
S9e
Ber- 5o Alarm
C 1 o e fcs, - made
specially . f or
us; guaranteed
tin ekeepersr
one to a . ous
tomer. - v:
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343 WASHINGTON STREET
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