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I, THE OREGON DAILY, JOURNAL . PORTLAND, 1 WEDNESDAY EVENING. JUNE .14, 1811. TOVMOPICS bMNof Conmere. Marakall Til. TONlGIirS AMUSEMENTS B-AKftR John Balnpoli. atippartaa Jby lock company la "A Parlalan- R OKPHEUM - Orohura Circuit Vaaa- ..in. GRAND Sullivan A CaMtdln. yud- 0AK8 PARK Band enert: " arana TAR, ARCADE. OH JOT, TIVOU jr ira( ran pictures, a a m. . w V' Weather Conditions. ; Tb praaaura la cult low evr Hi ftraater portion of th - ouatry thl , morning, ar generally unaettlad et moepberle condition prevail. Araaa of relatively blah praaaur are eantrai oft tha North Faolfl coaat and var tha Red River valley. repaotlvlr. and tha .northeaatern atorm la elowrr - moving award. Light rain hev fallan In tha ureal Ball Jaaa Deem, ana lw,uf.,,a Colorado, Nebnuka, Baakafohewaa, Mis souri, Minnesota, Florida,, and south eaetero 'New York, and moderately heavy ralna In New Jaraey and Malna, Thunderstorm were reported from WtaDemuAoa, Kail pell ana Mmgniun. TVi .atkM nriii. la cooler over "Sha Pacific slop and over tha Appa lachian highland, ana It IS warmer in weetem Canada, Montana, tha upper and central portion of tha Mlastsaippl vaiiey, tne piaina aiaiee ana wwm lake region. Temparatoraa In tha con tra! portion of tha United State arc Condition ara favorable for - fair weather tonight and Thuraday In waaU em Oregon ana weaiern w uniniiuii East of tha Caaoad mountain abowera will aoour, and temnarature will ' be. lower tonlitt Wind will ba mostly, uaajald W. CL T. V Tha Sunny Id W. a T. U. will meet In th Friend' church, East Thirty-fifth and Main. ' treeta, Thuraday afternoon . at 1:10. Tha Flower Mlaalon superintend ent will have charge of tha meeting. Ford Yam rira Warden A-. H. Ford of Portland ba bean appointed by Bute Foreater F. A. Elliot under the new Oregon foreat fir law, anaotaA by tha Ut leglalatura, aa fir warden . to caver Multnomah county, ' Balaao of Ooadard-XeUy ahoa atock tnuat bo old. , One-half to one-fourth regular prtoaa, preparatory .to removal to our new etore, Jon .J I, 111 Waah Ingtoa a treat Anderson Shoe Cev, 141 Sixth treat. tl . westerly. FORECAST. ., Portland and vicinity: Pair tonight and Thuraday. Northwesterly winda Oregon: Fair wet- hower seat por- ;tla tonight and". Thuraday. iNortn weatarly wind. , ' . - Wuhhftmi! frl vreat. ahower and eoolar eaat portion tonight, xnuraaay fair. Weateriy winaa. - Idaho: Shower tonight and Thora day. oooler north and eaat portion to- nisai ' To Brtag Crabaar Beaton Uontonant Humnhrev of thOraroa Naval Militia, oommandlng a detail of men, Ufa laat Bight for Bremerton navy yard to aaaiai ... Mlialila Ml HIllMr HoatOB tO C-Plt- land. Tho Boaton will probably arrive ., In Portland Bunoay, ana no wiu bo In charge of Captain epaier, naroor master of this port. Th eroler will b met at Astoria by Governor Weat, Ad jutant Oanaral Flnaer and other atate ffloers and repraaantaUvaa ef tha city . and ooonty. , Samoa Bobbery Oaaaa The gold bul lion robbery la Whion Jama WhaeJan- E. X. Wheeler. Chart Bar rett and Oreille Cavtnaaa are under ln dietmont will not ba tried in th cir- cult eonrt until next f aU. They war Mt ever this morning when called on th docket Th four men are charged with, receiving atolon property, and ara alleged to have reoeived part of thai gold bullion atolen from the eteamer Humboldt that earn out of Alaska last fall. . On of Saa Framoiaeo'B beat Franoh chef baa been secured for the Breaker hotel for th eaaon.'v Ram em bar Breaker hotel, Braakara. "Wean, Th leading coast resort hotel of th Pacific northwest WMlda grata automobile driver la International aweepatak lit mil face at Indianapolis,' May 10, ahowa la motion ploture now en exhibition at Star theatre, Positively greatest plo ture ever shown. nraot Tacated An ordinance vacat ing a portion of Nineteenth street, be tween Market and Market Street Drive, wear passed thla morning; by tho city council. .- .t .;,- Ken' Bolts I moot and beat the strongest competition In ' th eity on man's suit; take elevator, and . sav lit. 'Jimmy Dunn, room tit, Oragoniaa Steaaaa "loss BAraias for ""cainaa. Wsshoagal and way landings, dally ex cept Sunday. Leave Washington street dock at a p. m. , ; ., -, ZHamoad Boase Fata None better. tl.tO per gallon. Good paint bruah. 7ta Portland Bash Door Co, tI9 Front " Oriental Bof at sensational low prices. Atlyeh Broa, - removal sal. Tenth and Washington streets. e Battarson's home Bmad ehoeolaaes melt In your mouth. In th Colonial, near Tenth. - A. Wise and assoctataa nalnlesa oantuis, Thira ana waabingtoi MIC E ISSUED 11 County Superintendent Robinson 'Sends Out. V ' cular Letter, n R. Cir- F. A circular letter has bees Issued to th school officer ef Multnomah eoun ty by County School npertntandeat B. F. Robinson, calling attention to the ha portanoe ef th annual meeting to be held June II la such matters as stand i for real advancement, la order'to em Jphaelie tb most Important of these he enclosed a copy of the following reso lution unantmoualy adopted by the achool board convention at Oresham, June t. ' .. . v, , That we favor the Immediate instal lation of proper heating and ventilating systems In the one room buildings of the county. - That window ventilating boards be placed! at once la every school yet venti lated by forced draft ' (.-That we make dally nee of some weeping compound when cleaning th floor o as to prevent duet from rising, and that the floors of all achool bulld- AMU8EMENT8. SBAT BAZJi TOBCOBBOW. ; RBIUO THSATBJB. J'J. .,: . i-wKttl Saturday and Stfnday, ' , World's Beat Character Actor, ALBERT CHEVAUER ' Blanch Rhowaltar, Soprano, ' ' Myron W. Whitney, Baaao, ' Prices. $1.60, 1, Tto, too, Itc. tto. BAKER Journal Want Ads bring reao oUs. . BIQ COMPANY COMES TO PORTLAND Says FortUad Xeatthlest City ea Coast. J. W. Walter, Freaideat The Prince Extension Mining company at Its an nual election elected J. J. Walter, I. Walker. I. Buchanan, F. L. Toby and ' D. O, Mclnnla, board of directors. Th board elected officer a follows: Prea- . Idant' J. 3- Walter: vice-president r. I Tobyi secretary. W. W. Zallars; treasurer, W. &. Gregory. The com : pany owns land In Ploche, NevM which it expect to develop as speedily as possible. . - To piacoaa Single Tax Charles Frederick Adama. single taxer, will make two addressee at the T. M. C. A. auditorium on next Friday and Sun day evenings. Sunday evening Mr. Adama' toplo will be The Commission V r. M . Un k A a mm la a f VI in Ul UVTBIIIHIVIIU ... I speaxer or rare aDiuiy ana ni aa- dresses will no doubt be or great in terest to cltlsens of Portland. Parents and Teaohera Vhe laat meet ing of the achool year of tha Mt Tabor 'Parent and Teacher association will be held at the residence of Mr. E. D. Me- Ewen, tit East 49th, Thuraday, June 11, at 1:10. Plan for th next year will be dlacuased, followed by a mus ical program. All member are urgent ly requeata to do present t Xagulre Swora Xn James A. Maguire, newly elected to the city council from the Tenth ward to succeed J. T. Ellis, " recalled, was sworn in by City Auditor A. U Barburatthe council meeting this morning. , Former Councilman Ellis ; said yesterday that he would contest the election of Maguire, but he has sine decided not to do so. b a a t a a BUta S and A-30 Cfeorre W. Baker. Manarer. TONIGHT ALL WEK LAST WEEK , . - or the eminent actor, JOBB SAUrPOZOS. ' Supported by the Baker Theatre Co. ta Rlchara Manarteid'o Famous success, . "A PABXSXAB BOaCAHOB." MATINEES WED. AND SAT. Special Summer srlcee. Itc lOe: matl- Bee 16c all eata. Next week. Summer vaudeville ana Photoplay. 10c in . a i caiv a. a ion - SlATZBZa BTI1T DAT mm IMXTll U-2S-S0-75C jua is ". . THKATRB Boaer B. Kaaea and BCarrmertte Xaeler ana tnei oomi On". Throe varramt Bid. LydaU aal Batterworta, XMa Oladatone, Mil. Bmerie, Orohaetra aad nonni. r M, aaaswa aaa aurgwarae Mmmtmw nit Oompesy, p reseating1 "la aad Boaaby's Soealo Beview, The Tarraata, Fred acaaall aad Bis Vaeemaled Taadevllla. AU, TBXS WBX The Three "Brabona World's Oreatesft Bxpoaaam of the Boopa, Ziyadea aad Doranan, (tardea City Trio, Fitch Ooopex, BiDv ridld Trie, Faatageeoope, Thoma) r, Boiar and Compear. Popular prtoaa, Matinee dally at 1:10, T:o and t. A3 RAND ; Wek June 13, Itll Mere Be Comae! JOBWB&OX. . Greatest of aU Be. krew Character , Comediaaa. Blasett and Scott, Oretohea sTpeaoer, Xiattrtnger-I.noaa company, , Well i xewla. tmani ai BTBeeoe I OBABDASOOrB a,irr dav 1:10 anv aaat lSe. Eva-I ning performance at 7:10 ana :1; dsj conyjtc; lower floor 15e; box " UtsalonatT Appointed Rev. O. Just was yesterday appointed by th district conference of th Evangelical Lutheran church, in session at St Paul's church, : East Twelfth and Clinton streets, to take oharge of the missionary . work among th Hindu of British Columbia, where. It Is said, 'there are mora than 1000 Hindus. '::yZ::i'.i:vMl Bosohk Makes Denial George . W. Boachke. chief engineer . of the Harrl man Una In the north weat, la not con sidering the reported offer of th post tlon of chief engineer of construction of th International Panama-Paclf lo expo sition to b held in San Francisco In 1915. He aaya th rumor is without foundation. In an interview, Mr. Harry Simon, Pacific Coaat manager of the Manufao turera' Realisation Co. of New Tork. of j whom the above cut la a likeness, said to a reporter of The Journal: "I am pleased with your city and Us general i air of prosperity, and our firm could not have selected a better town on the coaat for Its western branch. We are here to stay. Our line Is clothing, hats, shoes,,, and gents' furnishings, and we will be able to give the people of Portland good goods for less money than they have ever before received. Of course, our quarters at 181 Second street are too small, but will stay there until we find something more suitable. "Our control of odd lines and sample from IS eastern manufacturers of well ; known clothing enables us from time to time to ' make ' especially big cuts In prices of standard goods,, while alwaya our prices will be the lowest Our open-1 Ing will take place Saturday, June 17, arvj merely 10 iniroauce ourselves we are giving absolutely free to the first ten purchaser the prises of clothing you see displayed la our windows." . - Photoplays Extraordinary STAR THEATRE International Auto Racts Most Sensational Film Ever 1 Made., Sweepstakes Five Hundred- IMfle Race. Ten Nights in a Bar Room Great Temperance Feature, comprising two full reels. ' 2 GREAT SINGERS 2 Rare Offerings at Arcade, Oh Joy, and Tivoli Theatres. Bhododendron Tavern, Mount Hood, "Oregon's famous mountain ; resort,' now. open.' - Fine meals, good fishing. 'Auto stage makes round trip dally.-For Information and room reservations call Here's An Attractive Offer Only Four Days Longer - 'h And vou'll meet . the end , of this pleasure-giving, money-saving removal v sale. Fashion demands . good jewelry necessity demands guaranteed, "watches . table serv ice demands good silver. All. these and many other . beautiful side lines "at a '; . price" that is priceless to you for it ? won't " come ' your', way "again. - 8d 'xoBBisoa- t. - " Bew Address Teon Bldg. ' V I, t 4 J My:Bcst Advertisement Is a satisfied pt tienu h i can maxe you ee good. If I can relieve you of head ache and eye strain, it 1 a pretty aure fact that you will not only continue to come to me, but you will tell your frlende who have been lean - fortunate 'In having their eye fitted with - proper glasses. ..No ovrcharg. no mle repreaentatlon. X last fit glee aaa, and X know how. r DR. C. L HAYNES ? BXCXTTSTTB OPTIC1AB falte 437 Karauam Bolldlsg, ' ' , - jrOTOTB PXOOB, - r. - pi ... ':.i::?mk flnrei ri III ami OH J greXt amusement resort PBATUBB ATTBAOTXOBg l' PBSB BAB9 OOBCBBTB. ' OBAB9 OPZBA QVABTBT, ' x annrxcAXi cokxst cobtpabt, v : TXB OBTBXCX , PABBt, iBtABT OTKSB PABK BOTBX.TXB8. , Open Dallr II A. M. to 11 P. U. 1 Adml- Mr CMU Re Under pppchj slon...,1"4' dren.. ,Pr years... r CC - . Oars, Bint aad Aide Streets. ' , X.annohea at Korri son-street Bridge. BASEBALL BXCBBATXOH PABX -. Can. Vanrhm aad Cwantvfouth ate. PORTLAND vs. SPOKANE Jane 18. 14, 18, id, IT, la. " Game begin' week day :00 p. m. Sun ' dava l:SO n. tn. - . Admission - Bleachers J6c; grandstand ' eve; Doxe zao extra, cnuaren, oieacn era, 10oi grandstand 25c. Ladles' day) rnaay. soya unaer im ire to cteacti era Wednesdav. Ing be thoroughly aorubbed at least twice a year. , -., , , That plastered walls be renovated by th use of kalaomtna a nit ti At11t wall b kept wU painted, with paint ana eu. . - . . , - , - That each, achool room be supplied with lngle decks, a certain per cent ef wbloh should be adjustable; a work table and chairs for primary pupils; roller mapa, suspension globe and a liberal supply of euppleroental reading aeta and referenoe booka. . That schools having aoce to water systems be supplied with bubbling foun tains and all other school furnished with Individual drinking eupe." . Oaks Musical Proa The followlna? Bmmm in lu at the Oaks la the open air tonight by the Oaks Park band, under the direction of Philip 'Pels, and the Metropolitan Grand Onem Mm r w . . XVjh "Darhter of America". .Lamp r.iwuuun 1 raviaia--, .......... Verdi Walts. "Welner Blut- .Straus Tale of Hofman Overture, "Die ImparaM..,,oiuok-Suppe (election "M ma AlodloUT Herbert Phantom hfImiI, u.j,i... Tenor soK 'Queata Quelle4, Rlgoletto aaaeaa s sBadlffMBj e a e .Jj(l Crawfish!4 Crawfish! Sit Aalh- bttVMS , alaaAArt akrii f-k 11 w - dUHUN Bt in 4jity, , i POLICE CAPTAINS IGNORE SEyf,10UR FAVOR HIE . Baa rrenolaoo. Inn 1C David A, White remain 'acting chief of police today whll Chief Seymour, In the downatalr effloe at polio headquarter waited patiently for the district cap tain's reports, which " were sent to White Instead. In Judge Beawell's court one or two attorneys appeared and were eartly told that the Judge did not ear to hear any more argument In the case and that whan he got ready to alga more order. If he ever did, both aides will be notified In advaaoe. No order were lasued today aad th tangi in police arfaira ha not yet been tralghtened out ' Judge Sea well at noon leaned aa order re training White from Interfering la say way with Seymour In the conduct of hi office. The writ beeomea effec tive with the fUlng of a Moot bond by Seymour to protect White If the court finally decide that the injunction Is not to be mad permanent. Sprtoffleld Hotel man Fined $500. Eugene, Or, June 14. Denny Cum in Inge, a notelkeeper at Springfield, yes terday entered plea of guilty la the circuit- court te th charge ef selling liquor la violation ef the local option law and Judge Karris Imposed a fin ef ISoO upon hire. Ouy Hansard, also ef Springfield, has bees indloted ea the same charge and ether Indictments have been made, but they have not been made public, aa the aoeuacd are aot yet la custody. .-. .. ,.-..:,..,' , t: i Through Service to Yellow , stone Park Through" standard aleeplng car ser vice between Portland and Tellowston station will be Inaugurated by the Oregon-Washington Railroad A Naviga tion eompanyon Thuraday, June II, the first car1 leaving Portland at 1:10 p. m. of that date and dally thereafter for the remainder of the Tellowaton sea son. Make your reservations aad ob tain all desired Information as to rates and route at our elty ticket efflee. Third and Washington street a ' GARMENT WORKERS PICNIC Boaaevffle, Sunday, eae la. A special round trip fare ef $1 has been made by tha O.-W. R.sN. for the Garment Workers' pleats to be held next Sunday, June IS, at Bonneville Special excursion train leave Union depot at a. m. Ticket oa sale at city ticket office. Third and Washing ton streets, and Union depot BMOUP CAPITAL 1200.1 iXf. i i zcir: : 4 II... H.U a. V ' Million Behind iPLA,". Your Abstract Our large Investment I 1ua aa much r re taction to ' . you whan It back our tracts as the bank's cap! - Ul la when tt backs . your ;, depoalt, ', .-'';:-'t . , Our AUlracU aro recommended by .' , more reliable attor- neri than those of any other company. Because they know they eaa ; depend upon them. That a whv. Members of Oregon Association ef Title Men. LAWYERS ABSTlAVlCr N&TRUSTCa 6 BOU2D Of TRADE DLD PORTLAND, ORE. ; Portland Printing House Co. Book,' Catalog aad " Commercial Printing . Book Blading aad Bleak Book Btakteff. m Taylor St Phones: A 2281. AT 6201 j7 XAnnrl a rA Clarke Washington and Fourth, Streets Go We are offering desirable fods In all departments of our store. Conspicuous among our. many offerings are the -sales 'of Fine Cut Glass'and Hand-Hammered Russian Brass on our Third Floor. Splendid opportunities to. purchase a beautiful bridal present. On the Main Floor the Leather Section has a remarkable showing of Inv-r porte4 Leather Novelties appropriate for graduation gifts. Both the Stationery Section and the Rubber Sec tion also contribute many seasonable articles of interest. We invite your attention to the following lists which, are representative of the desirable merchandise we offer all through our five well-filled floors. y s Annual June Red uct All Rick Gut Sal 5-lnch Handled Cat Glass Nappies. 5-tar Cut Glass Nappies. , Cut Class Spoon Trays.. Cut Glass Sugars and Creamers Cut Glass Sugars and Creamers . Sunburst Cut Glasses, set of 6... 7- inch Cut Glass Fern Dishes, stiver-plated 8-inch Cut Glass Fern Dishes, silver-plated Cut Glass Water Sets.... Cut Glass Water Sets Cut Glass Water Sets Cut Glass Water Sets , Cut Glass Water Sets.M...i , Cut Glass Water Sets.... Cut Glass Water Sets ion Glass r Regular. ..$175 SZ00 .......$ 250 3.00 .$ 8.00 4.50 lining.! 7.00 lining.$ 8.00 $11.00 l $1100 $13.50 .......$14.50 $17.00 $18.00 t ..$22100 es on Special 05 1.25 i.rs 1.95 4.V5 3.T0 3.95 4.95: 7.65 8.90 9.75 9.75 f 11.40 f 13.95 14.95 One-Fourtk Off or More Off on All Hand-Hammerci Brass 1 : $2.75 11-inch Hand-hammered Braaa JardinSerea.. ........... fl-TS $3l50 12-inch Hand-hammered Brass Jardiniere, Hon head, $12.00 14-inch Hand-hammered Brass Jardinieres, lion Bead,' copper band 56.95 $1.50 to $2.00 Hanging Baskets and Ferneries la Various dernaT with linings .98) $5.00 Brass Umbrella Stands, Hon handles, 24 inchu high.. f 3.99 , $3.00 7-lnch Hand-hammarad Brass Jardinieres..... f 1J50 ; $ 6.00 Brass Pedestals ...f4.50 $ 7.00 Brass Pedestals .....55.25 $ 8.00 Brass Pedestals .6.00 $10.00 Brass Pedestals. ..ft. 50 We are giving on fourth or mora off on all oar other novelties la hand-hammered Russian Brass.- A visit to oar Art Room oa th . third floor will repay you. f . V WooJlark" Lawn Ninety-six double-fold sheets i-one pound of fine, heavy linen Note Paper for 25c. Packed in a neat box. -"A box of 125 "Woodlark" Lawn Envelopes for 50c Made of the same stock as the note paper. Berlin Papier --For only 50e we can sell you beautiful box of finest im ported Linen Note Paper and envelopes in dainty shades of blue, lavender, yellow or gray. This is a water marked paper, made in Berlin.. Each envelope -is lined with a thin opaque pa per, which prevents" the writing from showing through. A most dainty conception at a moder ate price. - Sanitary Cups' Made of paper, 1 cent each. Mar be carried in vest pocket or handbag and used a number of times. Purifold Aseptic Paper Drink ing Cups in envelope, 5 cent each. Made of Bond Paper, waxed. May be. used for weeks. Tin Collapsible Cups in paper case, 5 cents. Bright, aluminum Collapsible Cnpi, with aluminum tops, 15 cents and 25 cents. Fine 1 aluminum Collapsible Cups, with aluminum tops, en tire outside nickeled. 50c Nickeled Collapsible Cups In leatherette case, $1.00. Nickeled Collapsible Cups in nickeled case, $1.00.. ( Auto Cups" - Nest of three bright aluminum Cups in leatherette case, with nickeled screw tops, 75c; in nests of six $1.00. Nest of seven fine aluminum Cups, all nickeled outside, with nickeled chamois lined top, . $2.50. , . - Graduation Gifts T :; .1 m jueatn Our Leather Section shows many useful ar ticles in Novel Leathers which will make most acceptable graduation gifts articles that, will last for years, prolonging -remembrance of the giver. Let us help you gladden some young heart on graduation day a moderate profit for us and immediate, long -remembered pleasure for you. Cross English Novelty Leather Gold and Silver Mesh Bags Novelty Bags in Moire Suede Handbags in Tapestry and Fancy Leatner Imported Traveling Cases Complete for Toilet and Manicuring French Tapestry, Writing Cases French Card Cases in Dainty Colors Snort Note Pads in Pig Skin Cases Cross English Jewel Boxes Fancy Belts Witk Buckles in Exclusive IDcsigiiB Cross English Photo Frames H atnin Holders Fancy Blotters Cross English Gloves in WTite and Biscuit Chamois 1 , Cross English Gloves in v Pure : Silk Rutter Specials Mf. ... ..Ilia. ..1. brated Mandruka Kleanwell Rubber Sponge, regularly selling at 75c and 85c; the regular $1.50 size we are selling at 97c It is a bathroom luxury which may be used as a sponge, a wain cloth, a cleanser, or as a friction sponge to produce a healthful glow. It may be used, either with or without soap and it is -always sweet and clean, ready for use. -. ;' r;'"". Pinitr tl Of) -Bath Snrave are selling this week at 59c These sprays are nicely ntcxeiea and each on has 5j feet of ' rubber tubing with rubber bulb for attaching to water, faucet- , A special in a 75c Fountain Syringe for 55c This syringe is of. red rubber with wide open ing; 5 feet of red rubber tubing, metal shut-off and usual attach ments. ' A line of regular 25c Bathing Caps at 11c These eome in black and in red with white or. black polka dots. A few more steel-frame fold-.' ing buckets and pails for camp ers at 75c These are .worth much more than the price asked. Folding Portable Bath Cabi nets at $3.98. These have sold regularly at $8.00 and $10.00, If you need one get it before the tew we have are gone, . - New Gold Fiflk We hare a new shipment of beautiful ; Japanese - - Fan-tailed Gold Fish. They are lively lit-; tie fellows; going at 50c each. ; Gold-fish Bowls 50c to $3.00. : ' Extra Special Quart Grape Juice, One thousand big full quart bottles of pure, unfermented Concord Grape Juice at 25c. Bot tled in the great Chautauqua dis-" trict in Ohio. - ; Footer & Klelser High Grade Commercial and Electrlt SIGNS Rest Room and Correspondence Desk: adjoining Prescription Section, Main Hoorii Mammoth stamp-vending macWne; adjoining Floor. ' Free weihir! machines at both entrances. . All orders by telephone promptly filled ; and ; delivered anywhere in tlfe city c r ,.; r " Saa Tta aad Eaat Everett BU, p ram East UUl -.