The Oregon daily journal., June 13, 1911, Page 7, Image 7

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 18, 1911.
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Assignments Hade
SIMON'S REMARKS
QTIfJP WITU IDflMV
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OVER HIS DEFEAT
"People of '.ML'. Scott District
. Did Not Show: by Their
- Votes That They Want Wa
ter' Declares the Mayor.
' ' ' v
. v't don't think tboas people out la the
iliU Bcott district want water, T&ey eer
'talnly didn't ahow by their votes that
'thty have appreciated what I have dona
for them." declared Mayor Simon yea-
tarda y. afternoon oefora the ways and
'- means committee of tha city council.
, Mayor Simon was speaking- to George U
tHalcer, tha cloaa political ally Of Mayor.
Elect nuehllght. . Tha mayors, ramarica
were tinged with Irony. They wera tha
flrat utterances referrlne; to Wa defeat
.that he ha a mad at, a publlo meeting
since election, shewing that he hae been
"'t baAlei A I m ni(nlnAi1 . ,-.';. i' ,
; The mayor had appeared before, tha pwnop WlUlam M. Bell, wno . pre-
commlttea to explain why tha committee) tided at tbe Oregon, United Breth
... " w .,.,. 7.,L. re a cumerence as rniiomain,
f make an appropriation of 150,008 for thai , , ' , , !
purchase of tha "Wood mora Water conv tnotitt dup,, to Tha iwui i '
: panya plant. , 7 ' I. Philomath, Or.. .June . 14. United
Xns raaa Ordlaaaea.
sufiHR pimiG
ISMATO.JIC.
Seniors Hold Class Day Ex
e'reises; "Various Societies
. . Elect Officers.
. (BareUI DUaatch te TV Joaraal..
Oregon Agricultural College, Corval-
He, Or., June It. Senior , elaaa da es
arclaea war held en tha campua ya
tarday, whan tba elaaa will . waa read,
Its history related, and tha elaaa poam
declaimed. Tha alumni held reuntona
and . bualnaaa meetings, with' their, an
nual dance In the evening, and the
etudent body and faculty Joined in dad I
cation of the big Armory, to Major U
G. - MaoAlaxander, retiring commandant
of tha regiment, to whom a handaoma
bronaa tablet haa been brected on the
front bf the building.
The end of the rear la a Strenuous
time or the literary societies at tha
Oregon Agricultural college, with 'the
annual alectlon and Inatallatlon of offi
cers, tha banqueta of farewell for tha
senior, members,, and tha lnter-eoclety
The FhlladelDhlaa eocletv haa elected
Jay P. Qreen, 'II, Twin Falls. Idaho,
as president for next year; Jamea M.
caugneiL 'is., Gold -. Beach. Or. vice
president W. I Dutton, '11, Lakevlew,
Or., secretary ; U F. Cronemlller,
f abMlAa' . f as a i
Brethren, of Oregon, whoaa conference ItZr :w,LS?T,Ui .lVm.V"
thi. t,,.Mh.u' MM concluded vetrrt. " aft tnur Amvm-1 r"' . "
completed mora than a month ago and work, aalected Ererett, Waah,. a. tba "TW Bew prudent Tf
. m ... ..., b... h.a l. I filar tar ri m.faMiiiu Thai ITS.. I f1"""1 Mlw iciun
wmv.r x roin in. ouiinuu w. .rett nV.tnV i. TV wnm.n fi "aoclety i E. Q. Rica, Portland, and
ready been .turned lno tha Woodmow erett of th- nw ,ttff of of,,..
are aa roiiows: Vice prealdent. J. C
Leedy. 'It, Sherwbod; secretary, C. H.
Roynolds. 'It, La Orande: treaaurer.
T. Kice, 'it, portlana; aergeaat-at
arma, 8. O. McPaddan, 'it, Corvallla;
L
. plpea. which are belna; operated by thajlwla, and tha excellent report from
. WAter board. I tD vhu, vi vvuinouira iarir iv JbT-
n.rM tt.. ran ts rtniahed.' how I aratfa getting the ltll conference. Til
aver, it will be,neceaaary for tha coun-lamook and Portland ware other,, candl-
ell to baaa an ordlnawoa appropnaung i umvmm, , . . ,,, ,,
' tha - Purchase price; mu orainaoi w-ir- auiwunea iwr nm coming i mna, M.itlw Lnltof W Uim i
cam. Wor. thi commlttaa. which da- year aa followa: Dlatrlct, P. O. Bon-1 fl'lf11 Jnltof' 11
. iuenUy recommended tha brdinano. Coo. RU.r. M. a 8t,lna; Dnfur. to b. "uV. aUff con.l.U of Hirtanae
. o, ...hmrm that thalauoDllad! Eurena. IT. M Ksff; Rvumtt It I . .""T coneisi oi norxense
city had made
chasing the
- Itt.nHnii
tb'thV fact that the new Hgfi LS ff
. V..7l.;..( Tn w,.. .-).. , V iV.V.h. h. EPPy. . Baiem. vice prealdent; Lucy
a good ,bwln..B pur- N. Lewla. Olord. r Hwatab. ;H- Crawford. 'It. Aahland. secretary: Chris-
h. MmmitiM was called IS. Rhodea: Hood River. J. B. Parsons: "".I;-0fa: i!' t? L".mr?ih.?'. trM
$2.50, COLLECTED AFTER
17 YEARS, GATHERS UP
-Vv $1.52 MORE, INTEREST
e (Sp-x-Ul DUt-k te The Jrsat. -, 4)
e , Centralta, Waslu Juno II. ' e
a After waiting- If years for 11.10.
d with intareat of 11.11, . John
Howls has just been paid a , war-'
. rant for tha full amount, which
. was due for pubrio sarfloa long
forgotten by all but Mr. Howie, e
whoaa . memory lasted longer '
than efflotal reoolieotlon of tha
transaction. Mr( Howla : earned
the money for surveying part of 4
Prlndle street Chehalls. Tha
warrant was signed originally by e)
Mayor Dobson, one of tha foun- a
dera of tha Cof fmaa-Dobson .
bank of-Chehalls. and by J. M. d
Pickens, city clerk of that day. 4
The archives of . tha recorder's
office ahow tba Indebtedness In a
tact, and Mr. Howie drew his '
money with a chuckle yesterday.
aSpaaBaaasMSBi aaataBwaBiMaBtl
CATHOLICS TO CAMPAIGN
FOR PARDONS FOR TVVO
"" ", (Ocit.4 mm U4 Win., '
Montreal, June 1 1 .-That a determined
effort win be made to secure tha pardon
of two Irish, Roman Cathollo prisoners
who ware former f Itltens of tha .United
States and have nerved almoat 11 years
In Xlngston penitentiary, was decided at
a meeting of all tha Irish Roman Cath
ollo soclatlea of this city. Tha prisoners
sre Jamea Nolan and Luke Dillon, alias
Carl Dolman, convicted of an attempt to
blow up the lock of tha Wall and canal
A letter will, be aent to all cabinet
ministers setting forth that the evidence
on which the man ware eonvlctad was
simply circumstantial, and that by the
11 years or imprisonment they have ex
plated their crime, which did little dam.
age.
Journal Want Ads bring results.
'
is.
.'this month. It waa TJOtniea out vnai it utun, riiiium.in circuit, j. vr.
uvmM tha niant will have to be paid I Jonea; Portland, lat church. R. 8. 8how-
for and that there Is' n money In thai era; Portland. Id church, J. W. and N.
cremator fund. . ;; fT. Bprecher; Portland, Id church, C. P.
- . . - i m i a. m j.L .i l i
aSilltlaaI mama BaJata. .'. i uisutuim, rsruinu, mia cnurcn, ml. i
. Baptists in Session.
(Doited PrMa'Lease Wire 1
Phlladeiphla, June lt Commeno-
'11 waa order tha additional "dS
sal. of 160.000 of crsmatory bondj Jut DM- Tha DalleT a WCoZ .con. orthTUBipiit e7nv-
thlTL mans TOlamookB a Emartck; Wa wilt attract member, of
middle of next montn. I iti. .o. Wood: View. J H. AJbrlrht: I (hl. denomination from all parta of
Maror Simon reiieraiea oeiore m. i ... - '-',. ' ih. vitriit'
... . . r.m:uui.r. xi. u. . Bumm.nia.
eommittea a suumrai na ""uo"1; Bishop Bell's snnual sermon was alao Baptlat convention convened, and It
lv made, that he WOUld not accept thai... . Z, . . . I will h In- aeaalan until Run.v mthMt,
new. incinerator unl... It .hair b. In - -5-W'i tt will b. followed"by cVngV..W"of
conaujon to oe acoepiea. .-rB., VM.th w.. tn.n.r
c.-..i..ki. 1. . I tha American Rantlat and Rantlet Wnrlif
rumored that . tha p'anl t can not t Z't erenoa rTporS but J AlUanca. which will hold forth next
re mice 10 iuuiu m Muiiiii.- " 1 1 ,1. --m aw- '" -
tha apeclfloatlons nder which the o- "
SMcct
Hit thi Original tnd Gtoalni
H Oil LICK'S
MALTED MILK
Tht Food-tfrlnk for All Afts.
for Infant lnrallcli, and Growing chlldrea
PureNutrilupbuading die whole Ixxly.
inyipmea me nurnng motner and the fed
Rich milk, malted grain, n powder form.
K quick hack vmmi in
Take no raktitete. AikforHORUCTS.
in No Oomblno or Trust
' J.TiMk MMMenMMl tha ln-i Seventeen hundred dollars was given
erJa.?n.ro7. TmZuJg?1
crm' mo"TopneVln crow-
Trr.rdntfahe '"'1 &
The expenai Of tha- engineer's office was ZTnJnyA it h
at tha same tlma materially reduced by lJTltmS!Mn Im
the dropping- of employe, who have been n''Il?r
1240 a month. v n Ttnn.hva r n ... .f.
ad conference superintendent, the former
superintendent, Rev. H. C. Schaffer, be-
lnr compelled to retire for a time an I
account of broken health.
GOLDENDALE-COLUMBUS
ROAD NEARLY FINISHED
fteeHal XnsMtoS to Tba loaraaLI
Goldendale, Wash., June 11 Work
on tha atata aid road from' Goldendale
to Columbus will be finished this month
.Wat MA.b ...m.. av.. (Plia I
r.T.TBit r a little behind, but more
cnardrce&.B0Erd Z&T????
'OULD HELP
GOOD ROADS MEASURES
"Good Roads Legislation and How to
Get It." was dlacuaaed from many
f points of . view by half a doten well
W. H. Cbaptn. president of tha realty
board, presided. Mr. Chapln Introduced
C. T. Prall, prealdent of the State Good
Roads association,, who took charge of
the meeting.
The nrst speaker waa jamea coie,
menced this " morning; with a meeting
of the examinlnr board to examine
candidates for tha ministry. , v
Swedish Lutherans Meet.
ICalted Preas Lessett "Vtre.)
Duluth, Minn, June It. The national
convention of the Swedish Lutheran
"member of the legislature trom ufj!-129t'J
nomah county.. who recounted the atren- ths.e!' '"wlh, mor, than Jmt tMt
.t,. h. .t..4. wwt 1 gates, present Nearly every state la
. roads had in the last legialatura Uytag tba nniotv airf avery province of Can-
. ... - . ... . T I ftlfa. Waal TnrANAntaWI That aldaalsllAll rlAm.
to oecure ine paaaag. or puis presented 1 " J
by the, State Good Roads association.
"r OonfUotlnr Ideas. :
MDeairable legislation In favor of road
building failed at Salem last winter,"
said the apeaker, "because every legis
lator had his own ideas on the subject,
end compromise waa impossible." Mr.
,. Cole declared that a atata highway
board and stats road builder are abso
v lutely essential before the state will get
satisfactory results In the way Of Im
proved public roads. ' He favored the
use of convicts in building roads and
opposed the allowing county courts to
have a hand in the building of atata
aided . roads. 'Unless there is wide
spread unity of effort, there will be no
" good roada legislation by the nex.t leg
islature, ' concluded the speaker.' '
Must Show Tanner.
John B. Beall said that good roads
, will not coma in Oregon until the farm
. or' is shown and convinced that it la
1 a good business proposition to have
them. W. J. Clems, president of tha
automobile club, said that the automo
bile owners would yet bring about a
sentiment that would force the people
. to build good roads all over the state.
C. C Chapman of the Commercial
club, predicted that good roads leglsla-
: tlon would only coma after tha farmer
. and ' the business man ' had affected a
compromise by means of th give and
take method. '
Dr. Andrew C Smith, the last speak
er on the program, sees no hope of pass
Ing good road's bills through the legis
lature and advised that tha Good Road's
association go directly to the people
,wtth its bills by means of the Initiative.
MAID" Bilk Gloves, you can
be absolutely sure you are getting
the beat that money can buy.
No silk a love could rive better.
longer or more eatla factory wear.
tuverr nnser
pair or gloves
carries a guarantee ticket that In
sures ths finger tips to the wear
er. ,
They cost no more than ordinary
ailk gloves. Tou will find them a
economy.
00k fn the hem and make aura tha
IjM "NIAGARA MAID brand is there.
w Sold in all good stores.
Moat rood stores also carry "NIAGARA
. maid" biii underwear, wnicn is
" economy for the particular woman,
dealer to ahow it to you.
VZAOAJtA KDUT KTLX.S, worth Tona wanda, . T.
New York -San Francisco Chicago
11 Union Sq. It Kearny 8t 11 S. State St.
Btocic-camea stock-carried stock-carried
dainty
Aak your
He JSSMffc mi XXT HEN you buy "NIAGARA
111 f;ri
IVAN ELLMAKER HOME;
CAUGH
T IN J
ACKSON
. .": . Dfwn.tcfc t The Joornsl.l . A '-
-Roseburg, Or., June 13.Ivan Elli
maker, 18-year-old son of 'Mrs. A, J.
Arnold of Yoncalla, who ran away from
home near that place Sunday, ; June ,
' after a duarrel ' with hi. . mother, ' haa
been returned, The boy ' was walking
southward on tne railroad track - and
waa detained -by a Southern Pacific
bridge foreman near Central Point and
. then turned over. to the authorities. The
boyx was taken home yesterday,- none
the 'worse for the experience. ,
..Walsh , to Fly Again .Thorsdayv
.'. v IRDaclal FH.iMitch te The Jonrnitl.t
Centralla. Wash., June 1 J. Thursday I
win be aviation- aay in uentraiia. Charlea
F. Walsh," the intrepid aviator whose 1
thrilling night nearly resulted in ' hla
death in an aerial whirlpool in Seattle
laat Saturday, has been engaged. The!
desire I. strong here for aviation as I
Centralla has at en nothing of the sort I
111
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piffllMlllllllllllllllll 1
QS&S en frequent dates throaghAni (Si
T J, ir". Also low.round trip ticketi to Niagara Falls, Thousan J ioj
(Ojmv. ' I Jt ll ) 1 " Islands, St. Lawrence River, Adirondack Mountains, (Q)
- )Cm- PZ'iilfi ll ' New England, White Mountains, Canadian Resorti, H J
' ! A i.'KlO' ll Seashore and Jersey Coast points. II
i I - SUvM Wo 17 Vork; Gonf ral Linos! 1
fI71 ' mlU vwn Lake Shore JSJ I
"' W YY'rsIl I il I I Pf ' ''ft' r "J0 Nwjpr FaU R"t" "Tht RtmU of tht 20tk Century LimUei" mi 11
? f Seventeen. Trains S I
w !' iTl V I 'rom Chca2 ev1 day, includ ing the famout 20th j
(WvJrv f I ( J 1 . Ceijturr Limited, render unexcelled service and enable ' 11
u"""""! I Xrftk-sJ' '' yo to continue your journey with the least possible delay. ' Sell
ljS ijjT- You will find on all these trams splendid equipment and .. Ss i
S?l:5fs f V teJTV' superior service, not only train service, but real personal Si' 1 1
YJ ,''' V ' - - service to the traveler proceeding from an intimate know- S J I
SUVST Hlr?!? Jy. ;s local ucket agent or caU en or sddms ! (gj
Yards Plain audi
i THE SEASON'S GREATEST SILK SALE
Unrestricted choice from a wonderful showing that in
cludes every fashionable weave in the most (T TK
desired plain shades and beautiful color irhUIf
combinations. . Best $1 qualitySUks at. . .
Such value-rivlnV In beautiful new Silks has never been
equaled in this city. It is a magnificent showing of rich
shades and colorings in the most popular Summer weaves '
and exclusive designs that are shown only in silks of the
highest quality. The kind that were made to retail regu
larly at ii.OO'a yard are priced for this sale at less than
import cost-r-60c a yard. Here are a few of the kinds
you may. choose from at this ridiculously low price:
natural, black,
27-inch Genuine Kohinoor Cputil Pongees in cream,
grren. iiate, navy, etc.
27-inch Genuine Rough Pongees, in a full range of
the correct new shades. '
27-iuch Natural Colored Pongees 'In novelty Jac-
quard weaves, Che Pu Pongees, Cloth of Gold
and Menajine Finished Tokio Pongees.s
Full Width Printed Warp Fancy Mestaline Silks in
a large variety of rich colored designs.
New Persian Messalines, Gunmetal Taffetas and
Louissines, in exclusive designs and colorings.
New Novelty Messalines, in an endless assortment
of solid colors with Jacquard over designs, in
small self-colored figures, stripes, dots, etc
And hundreds and hundreds of yards of Beautiful
New Silks suitable for every purpose.
It is the most extraordinary Silk purchase this store
ever made and a showing that every woman will
enjoy. Come and benefit by this sale of best
$1.00 Silks at Sixty-Nine Cents Yard
Sale Shoes, Pumps and Oxfords
In the season's best styles, are in this sale, and each value offered is a real economy.
We feature for tomorrow's sale several of our best-selling lines of Men Vr Women's
and Children's Shoes and Oxfords at price reductions that it will be impossible to
equal elsewhere. Come. let us show you these offerings.
nix
Boys' All-Leather Shoes and Oxfords,
sizes 1 to 5, regular $3.50 t? 75"
grade, at . .' O
Children's Barefoot Sandals, sizes 5 to
11, regular J51.50 grade, special
at, the pair ,
Children's Barefoot Sandals, . sizes ,1 i
to 2, regular $2.00, grade at, M f
the pair . ........... . . ....Mel Z?
Men's Russia Tan Shoes in all sizes, regu
lar $5.00 grade, special for Oi AA
this sale, the pair . . . . ..... .aDhUU
Women's Shoes, Oxfords and Pumps, $1
and $3.50 grades, special at, (jj H
the pair .... .L0 i
Women's Shoes, Oxfords and Pumps,
$2.25 and $2.50 grades, spe- tj JQ
cial at, pair tD I. 7
Children's Patent and Kid Pumps, sizes
5 to 11, regular $1;75 grade, ffn
the pair ...y zL
Misses' Patent and Kid Pumps, sizes 11 y2
to 2, regular $2.00 grade at, flj
the pair ..........) 1 mLO
Women's Summer Under w'r, Hosiery
We place special emphasis on the excellent quality of
these offerings, and an investigation of the prices
quoted below will convince you of the genuine bargains we
are offering in Summer-Weight Knit Underwear and Hosiery.'
Do not fail to profit by this sale.
A decided bargain in Women's Fine All-Silk Stockings, made
with full-fashioned leg and lisle garter tops, heel ancl tpe.
Good, durable stockings that are extremely fashionable, They
come in all sizes and in black and the new shades of CAa
On sale tomorrow at tJUL
Silk Lisle Hose 25c a Pair
A new line of Women's Fine Full-Fashioned Silk Lisle Stock- ;
ings in all sizes and shown in black and the new tan C
shades. Unusual values at . , .' awuwj
ji1 c5"i
. tan.
Children's Hose, Special at 19c
A fine line of Children's Hose, made of
best grade Maco cotton and shown in
black- only. They come in all sizes and
will wear fine. Specially priced for this
sale three pairs, for 50c, or per 1 fw
pair . . . . i yc
Women's Underwear at $1.19
A special offering of Women's Lace
Trimmed Union Suits, made of fine quaK
ity lisle thread and shown in low-neck
style and lace-trimmed knee, and yoke.
They come wide knee length Q A
and are special at Dlty
June Sale Towels and Towelin
! ; .... : ... - , .-. . . .
Hotel, rooming and housekeepers should supply their needs for the next 12 months
at this sale tomorrow. Glance through the following offerings and see how; well the
savings count up in your favor.
Bleached Bath Towels, 18x36 inches,:
extra weight and quality,, made with.,
neatly hemmed ends. On salel
at $1.35 a dozen, or each ..... 1X2'
Bleached Bath . Towels, 22x44 inches,
extra heavy and large, made with neatly,
hemmed ends.. On sale at , ''''OE'A
$2.75 doz., or each ........ . . LDL
Bleached Twilled Linen Crash Toweling
of extra durable' quality. Comes full 16
inches wide. Priced for this sale iX-
at, the yard v.,lUC.
All-Linen Crash Toweling, full 17 inches
wide. Comes in plain white, and also
with fast-colored border, Spe- 1 -
yard ....... 1421
U1IU
9c
White Huck Towels. 14x32 inches, verv
absorbent and durable, finished with fast
colored red borders. Priced for gjr
this sale at 55c doz or each. . . . . Ot
iVhite Huck Towels, 16x32 inches. They
:ome with fast-colored red borders and
, lemmed ends. Priced for this sale
it 85c a dozen, or each
vVhite Huck Towels, 17x34 inches. They
;ome with fast-colored red borders, hem'd
nds and selvage edges. On sale 1 Ar
it $1.00 a dozen, or each ....... 1 Ut
iVhite Huck Towels, 18x36 inches. Extra
heavy, durable towels, finished
with fast-colored red borders.
On sale at $1.25 a doz., or each. 1 L2Vj
dally priced at, the
Sale New Sweater Coats
- $2.50 UP TO $10.00 ; -
We are now showing a new line of Women's and Misses New
Style Sweater Coats in both plain and fancy weaves and the
most popular colors and white. lhe variety of styles is so com
plete that every taste may be suited, and at the above prices you
will find the values unequaled anywhere. '
r MISSES' $2.00 SWEATERS AT $1.29
; A special underpriced sale of Misses' All-Wool Sweater Coats in
gooa.siyics, au srzesin caiors wiiuc,gray, rcu, cic. rmc, wcu
finished garments that retail regularly at $2. Spe- 0190
cially priced for this sale at ;........ r. .0 1 u