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i -; " ' THE OREdON DAILY ' JOURNAL PORTLAND. WEDNESDAY EVENINO. JUNE 14. 1911. 10 TWO NEW P TO PUMP WAe WEST IE SITE ON HEALTH IP .... I ., , !' i won RUSHLIGHT LEAVES TO BE OPERATED Efforts Will Be Made to Re ; lieve Water Shortage Pa trons Asked to Help by Stopping Waste. )' Tbe cltjr water board reeterdar ft r srnoon directed that the pumplnf plant at Wnndmpra and Alblna b put In ' noratli'ti In order to relieve to some lont the present watar shortage and to DfovpM the depletion or tna di storage roue rvolre that In ordinary w.nftier hold 6,000.000 irallons. The hnard ordered that no more (treat fluahera be uawl bjr tha street cleaning . .'-department for the present. But all of these expedients will prve f no avail If realdenta of tha olty . do not heed tha warning of Superln Undent Podge of tha watar department ,!ot to waste water. Tha man who "leaves a hna running on lawn, tha . woman who waahea down atepe and ' i porchra, or leaves the water running ' from faucets In tha kitchen In lieu of .an loa cheat will all have to ba trifle mora onalderata or aomebody , will have to go without drinking watar, aar tha official or tna water orne. :'" Engineer IX D. Clarke reported to the . board that tha new pipe line rrom un ' Run would probably not ba completed before Auguat 1. Until then thara will ' be no permanent relief In tha water famine eltuatlon. f ' Zstlr Board May BeslfB. I Tha board yeatarday raoalTed tha - resignation of Superintendent Dodga, It waa laid on tha table UU June 10, r tha data of tha laat meeting of tha ?. aresant board. It la azpectad that I that time all tha board mem be re will I reeuni also to five way to ine buid Eght raglma. A strong effort wUl ba ;mad by Mayor-elect Rushlight to per I au ad a Mr. Dodga ta remain during tha , -aomrng admlnlatratlon, but It la doubt ful lr perauaaion win Dave any errecx. Mr. Dodga has not bean In the beat of health for the paat rear and he feela tha aaad of a rest i , Bids for Xydraatg Opened. '.' Tha beard directed tha superintendent rto advertise for bids for the eonstruo )tJeo of a 8,00s branch watar office to Da l oca tea on uiau sireei neiwaan IWIMama and Rodney arenues. Dlds for JOS - fir hydrants were topened by tha board. Competition was ) keen, bidders from ail parts of tha Uni ted States being represented. The Oll bert Hunt company of Walla Walla rubra Jtted the lowest tender,' this being : SSS.U per hydrant . . Tha Eddy Valve company waa the next lowest with a bid bid of 1JI.M. Other bids as high as III were reoelved. AJ1 the bids wars . referred to tha engineer for tabulation. Old Market Block Best Place for Public Auditorium, He Declares. Mayor-elect Keeps Destina tion Secret Will Be Away Two Weeks, ; Addreai by. Gbineae Minister. I (Rpertal Mapatrft. Tbe JooraaM ' Stat College, Pa., Jane 14. Chang 'Tin Tang, tha Chines minister to the United State, delivered tha address to tha graduates today at tha anpuai com mencement . of Pennsylvania state col- leare. Ra took a him aubjaoC -""Amar-fcsa's- Part In the Rejuvenation of .China." '-, ( v'" -Vi" 'lvv' RECEIVE CERTIFICATES George II. Hitnea. asalaunt aecretaryl Aocomnanled tr Dr. If. O. MoOorkle, and curator of the Oregon lilstorioal I Mayor-elect A. O. Rushlight left Fort- soolety. believes that the old market Md yaaterday for a two weeks' sojourn -V...... - ...I In the count rr. Ill destination waa Dioca moum v wio..a lur lam I , kl. .i,..in(.n .l.hu . . . ... . . a. i uut Biuiviiiiuau, aaw aasaF mr"M - w the public auanonum. ne oonsiaers hm abaolat rest and saol the most suitable In the city. I.ion. "Tha selection of a alU for tha publlol councilman Oeorse C Baker went ta auditorium la a matter of great Import-1 tha train with Mr. Ruahlight last Right. ance to thla city at tha preeent tlma.MlUr Baker wa asked where Mr. Ruah- aald Mr. Hlmea. "From my point oriii.h. had rone but ha profeeaed a lack view block 112. the old market block, a knowleda-o on that subject. Tha ehould be chosen. If that la not large J only thing Mr. Baker would say was enough, then half of the next block I ,. you mlaht find tha mayor-elect eouin, anouia d aecuren. aira mai in on 0r h Urraen Deacnea, but of Market a treat, between ttecona enaicouldjl-t Uj you which one.' TM ra sireeis, oonaemnea. i ni wouia give an area or zoo oy sv rear, leae cTlinCRITC 10 feet for en alley In the rear of the 1 2 GIKL olUUtNIO building. This certainly would give ample ground room for the purpose de sired. Trom every point of view. It seems to me. that Is tha bast site In I Twelve airls. students of St Helen' this city for the reasons, that this block I halL last night received , diploma. la already owned by the cits. If the which wore preeented by Blahop Scad' additional space la needed. It oaa balding. Dr. William Hamilton, of Grants secured for a reasonable price. I Pass, made the graduation address. The location Is a alghtly one for Tha members of tha class were) Lucy euch a etructure, and lenda Itself read-1 Powell. Mary Bell Hancock, Helen Hoi lly V) the plan for the civic center that I brook. Caroline Page, from tha oolle- la now 'under conelderatJon. and which I giate department; Mary Bloeaom, Lor is eo mucn neaoeo. ny reasoa oi lis I Cummtnr. Dorothy Huber, caesie mi proximity to other public buildings. I ,r Oene Bpencar and Winnlfrad Ion "it Is eaay of aocees by the electric I don. from tha academlo department llnee on Second. Third, Fifth and Sixth I Margaret Colwell, from the department atreeta, with tha strong probability of f music: Helen Gannett from tbe de- a almllar line on Fourth street More- lprtment devoted to methods of con- over, u is cioaa oy me jerrerson atreet ducting kindergarten and primary aepoi ana xne uregon LiMino aepor: i a..a and In addition it la in eaay walking distance irora n e Pnn&pu hotel California Bankers, " .r . " A' . .. I fgpMHal DwMtrti The Joerael.) r-u.,. x , .uDuiwiii! Francleco, Cal.. June 14. Many aria!. & a affys i!3Lx mature rocatlng 07 ?!' f!L; J. ever, all considerations demand that It . (i.,7V Zk.rr ka it nMM h- w.. .m "on California Bankers' aseo- mm HAS PERIOD elation will ssaemble tomorrow for aeealon of three days. OF GREAT ACM fSoeHal ntoDatrh te Tbe loaraal.) Hood River, OrH June 14. Parkdale, tha terminus of th Mount Hood rail road, la the scene Of great activity. A I splendid union chcrch building baa just been completed. Tha Cat hollo church members have secured three lots, on which they wlU build a fin edifice.! Several, crews of Greek went Into the I Parkdale oountry yeaterday to engage in th clearing of several hundred acres of orchard land. Tha character of the aoll la this section permits of clearing throughout the entire summer season. The Oregon Lumber company 1 logging oti hundred or acres of land and plac ing the aams on tha market at low fig- urea to Induce the borne builder to clear and plant tha land. The achool building la being enlarged to double Its praaent capacity. a. 5 " Don't Persecute your Bowels 32 TWa bejel CARTER'S LrrTLEX LIVER PILLS S Y TS. rWjV eaj i Hs A - iw Dew SssjJtrrJos) SawsliraL 9sBtH 1 Genuine mUc Signature Why Wot Oavc TOE BEST .'rIt.wfflcost'you ho more.- the'.-f'Alaska''. 1$ known as the "Old Reliable,"' because near! half a century of use has demonstrated it to' be properly constructed as a perfect food-preserver 'at little cost' of ' Ice 'consump tion. . ' The illustration shows' the manner of Its con- structlon. It canT be beat. The "Alaska" Is 'kin amon all the many styles of Refrigerators on the mar- i ket We are 'exclusive Portland agents. Sold f6rcash ' or on easy terms. ;; Pay -; ' fr ', $1 DMdBSI a WecK For any size that suits your needs. . We have thenl ' FROM $9.00 UP. ' - w-iv W ' .... " ffi0DCNCLEATS ' ' HAneaAi?SHA thing Pe8blcSQurcoa& i. i ' " i LParitt ee J GoIlrJ VVat clhe ' In our Jewelry Department we are showing a'speciar line of. Fine Gold . ? Watches, either in solid gold or gold-filled cases, haying the celebrated El- ; f V - gin-Waltham movements watches .tht carry 20 ana - 25-year guaran tees. No better watches made than these for the money we are asking for them. If vou. vour wife or anv member of your family are in need" of a good timepiece,-don't fail to examine these goods. The prices are remarkably lowless than those asked by exclusive watch dealers. Sold on Easy Term Your credit is good in this department. Open a charge account at any. time. ' You will tm it no narasnip to pay tor a watcn Dy our easy pay ment method. ' - '" 7 T? Vfv, Diamonds and Jewelry of Finest Qualify Standard goods only carried by this house.' We could not afford to sell inferior grades, for this business is built up on the principle of "once a customer, always a customer." : Rings. Stickpins, Brooches, Etc, of Many Designs Sold on Easy Payments or for Cash A Little Down A Little At a Time iWhvvGeiVUrt m - - n . r mm : mm W8 " rt' - v t FIRST AND YAMHILL , SECOND AND YAMHILL Your Credit Is Good At Gevurtz eed. HflGHGRADE CL AT A BOUT HALF PR ICE This is not a Fire or Bankrupt Sale, but a Sale of Clean 1911 High-Class Clothing, Furnishing Goods and Hats for Men. This stock represents the highest grades the market affords. We have never carried anything but the best This is an extraordinary' opportunity to secure Cloth ing, Furnishings and Hats at prices never before equaled. To make your buying easy during this sale, we have arranged the entire stock in three lots: I rtf 1 Any Suit Overcoat or Raincoat, regular prices $18 to $20, sale price only $11.75 1 fif O Any Snft aLiQl 6 Overcoat or Raincoat, regular prices . $22.50 to $27.50, sale price only .". If 9 Any Bute JLsUL y Overcoat ., or Raincoat, regular prices $30 to $35, sale price only ........ 4W Regular $6.00 Pajamas, sale price Kegular $3.00 Straws priced for CI AT this sale at J) 1 my o Regular 25c Socks priced for this sale at three pairs for Regular 50c Summer Underwear, sale price Regular $.$o Quett Shirts, sale price a 4 e.$3.85 50c 30c 95c Regular $4.00 Trousers, , sale Regular $5.00 Trousers, sale tJJ j" price Dt).10 Reg. $3.50 Alpaca and Serge 4p 1 Ar Office Coats ...M."-!) Regular $4.00 Soft Hats, sale Price ..DLmOO Regular $2.00 Negligee Shirts, C 3ale price' . . ......... ... ; . ; .tP 1 1 0 Regular $5.00 Sweater Coats, sale price . . . . ;. .JJsW.OO Regular $1.50 G. & M. Under- Q 1 A wear, sale price . . . . . . . . .;. . . . 1 1 if Regular 5oc Wash Ties on sale' at CJy only. I ... . . .. ..... ...r....... LOL Regular $ i .00 Underwear " on - sale (L C at only . . . . VOL Open Evenings During Sale Our stock of Blue Serge and Black Suits is complete We can fit any size man, tall, short, stout or lean at One-Third Off Re- An Explanation The landlord has in formed us that our rent will be increased to $650 a month, or nearly ' double . what we have been paying. We can't afford to pay such an exorbitant rent and stay in the clothing business, , so we must quit We have been in business here . about 4 Yz, years, and now comes what we had least expected an fortunate Closing-Out Sale. This means that we must sell this fine, stock at about half price. C ?Mz:Srh'-: V --V it -..w.-.-"i.ir vT 4 mm ! SaleBegins Tomorrow Thursday Momiig 9 o'Clock 1 -Is;" J , y the : 7 j.ReaMi " I --?$ j IV i ' I iliPliiilpiiiiiii' v-i. 11-11 IT' II HI 343 Washington St 2 doors from 7th St 343WaslungtonSL 2 doors from 7th St , 1 v . ; : - II 1 , ' . .. I I lu-.l VI l - - - II I 1 - I Wtfer-.At -a I nv-.l I I I I I I I III'- , 1 I I , I I III l-rr ' - '' ' -' v ... v.. ;--.;- " . -- . .'