THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, MONDAY EVENINO, . JUNB 18.M911.
TOOTOTICS
Toxiairrs amxsemcnts.
limjfl John Drew la 'Smith."
Gm'HEUM Orpheum Circuit Vaude-
B A KEH Yl udev 1 11 a 1 '
PANTAOKfl .Vaudeville. ' -
, 0RANL fcalllvaa Coneldtne, vaude
ville. . .. .-.'-.
, OAK8 PARK Jland eonoart; ' grand
enera quartet, afternoon and evening.
TAR. AKCAUia OH JOT, TXVOLX-;
Flret run pictures. 11 a. m, to 11 p. m.
-''' Wrath Condi tiona, "
. A high preeaur field, central at sea
. aff the Washington ooaat la spreading
eaatward ever Oregon. Washington and
' Idaho, an A. another high pressure area
overllra Uia plain states and extends
eastwsrd to tha lowsr Uka region and
" then southeestward to tha. Xtlantia
. count c Low preeaure areas ere centra
thla morning aver Alberta, California,
Louisiana and tha' Canadian southeast,
respectively. Llsht rain liaa fallen In
extreme. . northwestern Washington,
,, southwestern Montana, southern Baa-
... katiltewan. waatern Tennessee. North
Carolina and aoutharn Louisiana, and
' moderatalv - heavy rain has fallan In
southern Florida. Thunderstorms were
reported from Swift Currant. Havre,!
jieiena, winnemucra ana Hnrevepori.
The weather la slightly cooler in Brit
ish Columbia. Washington, northern and
western Idaho, northern Utah, northern
Oregon and along tha Oregon and Cali
fornia coaat. in tha uisaiaaippi vaiiey,
and la tha aonthaaatara states, and it U
rnucb- warmer In Nevada, Ariaoaa and
in tha north Atlantia atataa. In Arlsona,
", southeastern Idaho, Saekatehewan, eaat-
ern Montana, waatern Norm ueaoia,
Manitoba, Minnesota,- Wisconsin, -On-.
taiio and tn tha north Atlantlo atataa
temperatures are considerably above
normal.
Condltlona are favorable for generally
fair weather tonight and Tuesday In
thla district, with lower temperature to
night la aoutheaatera Idaho.- Winds will
pe mosuy norcnweaieny. .-.
- - v FORECAST.
- Portland and vicinity Pair tonight
and Tueeday; northwesterly winds.
Oregon Fair tonight and Tueadayj
Borthweeterly Wlrula.
Waahlngton ajr tonight and Tues
day: north weat to northaaat winds.
Idaho Fair tonight and Tueadar;
cooler aoutheaat portion tonight.
T. W. C. A. Meeting. U.t tha meet
ing of tha Oregon Cohgree of Mothers
at the T. W. C A. tomorrow afternoon.
Mm. E, H. Ingham will read a lecture
by Dr. Loula Dec h man n of Seattle, a
noted German biologist and physio
logical chemist. Tha subject of tha lec
ture Is tha "Truth About Bacteria and
Our Resisting Powers." Dr. Dechmann
will be la Portland. Tueadar, Jane 17,
when he will take to tha Mothers Con
gress, telling them how to cure and
prevent the dreaded summer complaint.
These lectures are delivered by Dr.
Dechmann without price, with tha view
of helping aa much as possible the causa
or healthr children.
leefmre Zs Interesting' Aa interest
ing talk, on "Commission Government
was heard at tha T. M. C. A. raster'
dar by a large audience when Charles
Frederick Adams, noted authority on tha
single tax propaganda, chose that for
a subject. Ha told of the success of
tha plan of government in Galveston,
Dea Moines and other cities, and ex
plained tha methods In an Interesting
and able manner. The audience was
greatly impressed with Mr. Adams ad
dress. , -
Pipe Una Crew at Oreiham. The
crew that la engaged In laying tha Bull
Run pipe line has reached Greaham and
la now laying tha line Inside the. limits
af that town, work la being rushed.
It Is statld that many .unforeseen ob
stacles have arlaen in Greaham and
vicinity, and tha work has been delayed
1 longer than was expected.
FOUR' CArlO DATES
III RACE TODAY III
I'
hi mm
OF COOIff DIES
Contest to Choose Successo
to Mrs.- Sitton as Membe
; of . Board of ; Education Is
Warm One. ; " ; 1 :
lecture on Wild Towt Will Finley
wlU lecture on "wild Fowl Nurseries in
Oregon" Tuesday night at the T. W. C.
A. auditorium. Harry Wank, baritone,
will sing a group of songs. Tha lecture
will be at 8 o'clock and lantern slides
will ba used in Illustrating. All Inter
ested are welcome.
Committee on Child Wejfare. There
.will be an Important meeting of the
committee on child welfare conference
and exhibit Tuesday June to, at 1
o'clock, in tha Madison building, 280
Third street
Funeral of J. P. aThaanonv The fu
neral of Captain J. Phil. Shannon, who
died here Saturday night, will ba held
at Oregon City on Tuesday afternoon at
3 o'clock. Interment at the Maaonlo cem
etery, h
Pioneer Banquet. The annual ban
quet of the Oregon Pioneers will be
given In the armory at 4 o'clock Wed-
nesdar afternoon, - June IL Ail pio
neers are cordially Invited. f
Sons and Daughters The Bons and
Daughters of Oregon Pioneers will hold
their annual meeting Tuesday evening,
June 30, at 8 o'clock. No cards will bs
ant out this
' MM. Prlnoess Xoa;, one of tha great
singers of America, will give a song re
cital In the Central Christian ' church,
East 20th and Salmon, Monday night
Admission t&o. , e
landlord Donblss Bant, forcing us out
Of store. As we have no location, will
sell everything regardless of price. Sale
begins Wednesday at V a, m Bel ding
Bros Jewelers, SB Washington street
' Beginning at I o'clock this afternoon
tha polls at 31 places In tha city were
opened tor tha alsotlon ' af a ' member
of tha city board af education ta sua.
I Mrs. . I w." Bltton. An active
campaign la behalf af four candidates
haa ftraataA mnrm than - umiI I I i af
and, a large vote la axbaotad,
A. T. PlegaL Jarry EL nroaaaah. Is.
O. Manly and Baa ' Bltsland. all of
thatn attorneys, are eandldatea for the
poalUoa.' Eaoh has .tha backing af
large number of 'friends who are In
terasted In their auooeas. and as eaoh
Uvea In a different aocttba af tha city,
tha voting la expected to rafleot looal
praferenca la 4arga dearee.
All taxpayers, regsrdlssi af sex. are
qualified to vote. , Tha palls will re
main open until f p. m. Votera do not
have to cast their ballots In their home
p reel nets, but may vote at any af the
appointed places, following la tha list
of polling plaoes dealanatad i by tha
school board:
Product 1 R. J. Newborn-. 14 Thnr-
man street. ,
Precinct S Cetaeh school fbulldloa.
Bavsnteanui and Kearney.
Preolnot I Craaoent Paner eomnaav.
x s-roat atreaf, corner Ash.
Preclnot i-Atklnaon schooL nevanth
ana conott. .
Precinct I A. I HowaVd. 1T1U
weventn street.
Praclnct I Northweetern School Tuw
nlture company, 344 Third a treat.
Precinct. 7 H. J. Lango Publishing
company, i Third street
Precinct t Cottel'a drug a tore. Ill
nrat street
Precinct s TerwlUlaar aehoaL Mae
aoam roaa ana Tbompaoa avenue.
Prednet 10 Carl. Gelmaa. SO Praat
Precinct 11 Stephens achooL East
Seventh and Stephana
Praclnct 13 R. M. Gatewood aV Ca
i9 can 'inirteemn street
Preclnot II F. E. Potter. Arleta. ad
Jolng poatoffioa building.
Praclnct 14 401 East Aider street
Praclnct II Hunter's hall. Eaat Tarn.
hill and East Thirty-fourth afreets.
Precinct IS -O. N. Tweed, 1111 East
Stark street Mon ta villa.
Praclnct 17 Eaat Side Electric com
pany, 111 WUIlama avenue.
Preclnot IS- Fire ball. Alblna avenue,
between Willamette boulevard and Kll
ltngsworth avenue-'
Precinct 13 Duke's hall. Main street.
Lents, Or.
Precinct 20 Alnsworth school. Elm
and Twentieth streets.
Praclnct 31 P. V. Pingborn, Fif
teenth and Broadway.
Precinct 12 Woodlawa school, Union
avenue and Bryant
Prednet 21 Emma- W, Thompson,
111 Thurman atreet
. Precinct 34 Roae City Park nhar-
tnacy, Fifty-seventh and Sandy read.
free j net z Portsmouth acnonL
Gloucester, near Dawson atreet
Frederick W. Hanson, Old
Time Resident of Portland, ,
Was Well Known. ' ,
v
, rredertck Wintarn Has sea died at his
home near Manor, WaelL, last night,
aged 14 rears and I months! Mr Haa-
aon was barn at ' Mllwaukte, Or, ApHl
II. JI5T, and removed ta Portland with
hla parents, Haas and Nanoy Hanaon,
la 1161. Ha resided, here until he moved
to hla farm and tha plaoe af his death
ta Janusry, 1101. ... ... . .. .
Mr. Hanson was elected ta the city
eaunoll during tha aecand administra
tion of Merer Mason, and served the
city In that capacity for twe years. He
waa than appointed superintendent or
the eounty poor farm, which he man
aged for two years. - t"" ' '. "
Ha waa a member af the Bnnayatde
Methodist Episcopal ohuroh almost from
Its organisation, and nerved aa tha a
flctsl board af tha church for many
rears. He was also superintendent or
the Sunday school for several years.
Ha waa a member Of tha Orego&Tle-
neerv association, ' .
Mr. Hanson waa stricken with par
alysis en November 14, 1110. and lin
gered until last Sunday night Ha
leaves a widow, Mrs. Alloa Hanson;
son, A. C Hanson, and twe daughters,
I Maud Hanson and M, E. A. Rob
erts, and one sister, Mrs. J. C Rob
erts, and a brother, C EL Hanson.
Funeral services will be held at tha
Sunnyslde M. E. ' church, Wednesday,
June 31. at 11:80 a., m. The funeral
services will be conducted by Rev. Dr.
T, B. Ford. Serrloee at the grave will
ba private.
plaints thst have been made ta tha rail
road epmmlsslon, snd aa no hearsay evl
denee will be considered, a personal at
tendance at thla Bieettnc la Impertaat
SERGEANT AT ARMS
ON TRIAL FOR BRIBER
" ' ' (DalUS rea tual Wtiv-t '
, Columbus. Ohio, June II. Tha second
trial af Rodney Dlexla. senate seraeant
at-arma, for alleged bribery, la which It
la charged ba waa a ge-between for sen
ators and detectives poelng as lobby
ists, began today. Diegte attempted ta
swear Judge Kmkald off athe bench aa
a eharge of prajadloe bat tha affidavit
waa overruled by Judge Qoldsberrr.
i i i i, i ii
", . ' " Frinterg ta 0rmaay. ,
In Germany tha printers had a mem
ship af (till at tha and of III. This
anion has) a very close and Strict agree
ment with the mastere. via! Union
m ambers da net work for any employer
not la the meat ere' association, and vtoa
versa members af tha masters ergaal
aatioai employ nnioa men only.
WILL MAKE RULE
FOR RAILROADS
rfba within the
spreat af a rsew antl-aplashlog feuoet
prevent tha water apatUrlng as It
sues, aa matter what tha p
Oregon Commission to Meet
at Union Stockyards
, June 20.
The Oregon railroad commission will
meet at Portland Union Stockyards,
North Portland, 10 o'clock. June 33, to
consider the question of making a rule
for railroads In Oregon applying to
the handling of livestock Jn less thsn
carload Iota, on specified days In the
week, at a minimum speed per. mile.
This will be in accordance with the
livestock law adopted by the last legislature
At Ure same time were win oe con
sidered the questlbn of furnishing ac
commodatlona to shippers accompanying
livestock. It is said to bs important
that every livestock shipper In the stats
attend this . meeting, and the- Portland
Livestock exchange makes the request
that there shall bs a good attendance .
This hearing ta tha result of oom-
We Have a Rlflhl
To Be Proud
Of the loyalty of oar friends. We feel
that wa have deserved it Our aim haa
alwaya been aad always will be to
make thla store servloe unfailingly
aatlsfaetory to those who came here for
hardware. We welcome a teat of Its
efficiency, whether yon measure by
price, quality ar osneiaaration.
AVE.RY & CO.
48 Third Street
Foster rSc Klelser
High Gra4e Commercial wad Electrii
SIGNS
Tth aad Bast SfvereM Sta,
Bast nil i it-am,
ortland Printing House Col
Book, Oat alas sag Oesaaaexetal
Printing
Beak Bla&g aad Blank Book leaking.
388 Taylor St. Phones: A 2281, M 6201
TRIAL' FOR: SHOOTING 3
(Continued From Page Ons.)
land died of their wounds, while Atkin
son Is on the road to recovery.
Kenwood is to be tried first en a
charge of murdering Von Puhl, who waa
the ob'ect or his attaok. Cope land and
Atkinson were bystanders, and had no
part tn the quarrel. The trouble be
tween Von Puhl and Henwood la said
to- have originated over rivalry for a
woman's favor. The woman In the case
Is the wife of a prominent Denver
banker. Since the tragedy the husband.
John W. Springer, has filed suit for
divorco from his wife. Me declared:
"Why should I. aa tha head of one of
the largest Institutions In the city, be
brought into this unfortunate affair?
Mrs. Springer alone must answer for
ber sins."
" Crawfish! Crawfish! "
Good crswflsh today at Leven'a Grille.
348 Ash, between Second and Third.
Best in city. e
Our Unparalleled
Remington Typewriter
Rental Offer
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For $5.00 we will rent you, in good
condition, a model 6, 7 or 8 Remington
Typewriter for Three Months.
Then you can buy the machine, if
you like, and we will credit this $5.00 on the purchase.
245 Stark Street
Remington Typewriter Company
lUKorporaiesj
Main 3. A-1573
Special
Exhibit of
BEGINNING
TODAY!
"Wafer-thin"
bands
v Pitting syes with proper glasses Is
my specialty. We make spectaclea to
fit all sights. Wa plsase in quality
and in price. George Rnbensteln, optl
clan, 1S9 Third atreet, near Yamhill.
Peciflo States It re Xnsuranos Com
pany, home of floe, Portland, Or., room
ZOO , Chamber or commerce Duiiding,
Phones: Marshall, 668, A-4331, '
. Steamer Jesse Xarklns for camse,
Waihnn 0-n 1 and wl, laniMne-a. Aallv .
ec$t Sunday., Leaves Washington atreet
dock at I p. m. ... , ..
Diamond Crassote Boor Stain No bet'
tar. SOd - per gallon In t gallon cans.
Portland Sash aV Door Co, ISO Front
jr Atttw mage to THiamoo Leave Port-
iana ana wiiiamiB. vu luaar .
W. A, Wise and assoctatea, painless
pentlsts, Third and; Washington. ;
' Iiost Sabla and white Collie dog. He-
Ward. Phone Main 2 J7. 1
NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL
.-..:. ASSOCIATION
. ' i 7,:-. '
y?Z gag rranolsoo jraly t-14.
, All teachers and others desiring to
. attend the N. EL A. meeting in San
' Francisco should make reservations by
caning st 8. f. ucket ornco. Third and
" Washington streets Portland, Or where
i a diagram of sleeping ear renervatlons
is kept; It is important that this reser
vation be made in order that the neces
. sary equipment can be provided, ' e
v:'' -Crawfish.-:';
, . Plenty nice, large. Juicy, TamhiU riv-
af.-srasrf1a1i eiy jhs) fiaU" .
and vs
the band
that eliminates
the troublesome
pulling, hauling
and' jerking your
collar, shirt and tie
out of shape !
No matter what particular shade you wantno matter, what combination of
colors you preferyou'll find it in this extraordinary exhibit: Look 'em
over without feeling under obligations to buy!
"WriERE YOU
GET THE
BEST." t
On Washington. Near Fifth Street
V--
AJrCS EMUXTS.
, ' t r ' . ' , ft "' " . i .-
At Friedlandero
Removal
pBTSBIJtarBn
lllikUUEO
1STO
Sale
The Special This Week
WillBe
AM0NDS
$25 Diamond Rings. Reduced to $20.00
$35 Diamond Rings, Reduced to $28.00
$50 Diamond Rings, Reduced to $40.00
$65 Diamond Rings, Reduced to $5200
$75 Diamond Rings, Reduced to $60.00
$100 Diamond Rings, Reduced to $85.00
Set to Suit
the Purchaser
Forty Years of Upright and Unfail
ing Integrity have made the name of
FRIEDLANDER an absolute guar
anty for all articles offered for sale
FRIEDLANDER
Present Location
268 Washington
Bet Third and Fourth
Future Location
Wilcox Building
Sixth and Washington
Ne wTelephone Directory
FOR
PORTLAND
WILL CLOSE
June 30th
Any changes or a33itions to lUtings or
advertising matter for this issue must
be arranged for on or before this date
a
The Pacific Telephone and
Telegraph
Company
U J Pl flfd)
la
EAM61UWDHL'
'Will raise the
dough better.
There are many
good reasons; why.
FULL POUND-25c
Crescent Coffees, Teas, Mapleine, Spices,: avorina; Extracts, Etc, " :
enjoy a well deserved reputation. ; Grocers' everywhere sell taero. i
CRESCENT MFQ. CO. SEATTLE, VASIL
IMBIJUIQ THHATlii:
yaeaea ataJa 1 aa Aiiaa.
Rim asomtuo TOinasT
Bpeeial PMee Matinee WerineiuUr.
J Cbarlaa aVohmaa rresenta
JOHN DRE.W
la Somerset Mauf ham's Com.Jy.
"SMITH"
' i ; Cast laeludaa .
MART BOULNDIIABEXXH IRVUfO.
BTreoinsa iewer floor. IS, It.lSj el.
seer. Ills, l tie. 10a; aaLerr ,o. ,
Waaneadar mallaee, ti.hH. fl. Us.' c.
but axs foxoauunr -.,
4 KIOHT BEOINNO TIIUIUIOAT
- Special Pries Matinee Saluraep. .
The ravorlte Cocnedlanaa .,
M A Y-
R0BS0I
la Har Faxmons. tomsvlv lilt
ask latniMUMftM aia aaa MaM W
I BnarsheaaaaaaaV m. A all ak.f .
I-w .- liwr l.f V. 9 4 a7eV
MAfftSBT al Msasl fll at aaia VI. 11 - - t.k '
I"" w w ivwa ivwa t tV a A ivwi rpvsi.
rallerr I So, I la Saturday matinee ,11.
Tie, lOa, lie, tie.
BAKbK atai? a'aA aiaaa
Crsom X- Bakes, afaaaasr.
Blafrst and ooolest summer vaudeville
and Fbete Flay theatre la Uia eltr. All '
Dlgh elaaa acta. First run pbote play a.
i n. meat xor ua Meat soonsr.
I Oo-CUMrem Un4sr T Se
Afternoons, twe shows, atai-tlnr at 5. '
Evanlnaa, eentlanoas. startlnr T:J8. En-
iire many, ci pin Tnuraflay.
A lose
TIBT DA
1 11 M MAimiTal
vv Asa. n
maaETa)
awww T a. saatnem la aaa? aA sas .
fseete b baskrw "The raaaa iobi '
lOene a team . 'Hieasrsj" B4war ivavlae
mr anlllrajt a.
Oo, acaeeal fs Basis Trttt MlllsT aad
Iyla llctaTesOrcheatra.
QRAND Week June 19, Iff 1 1
me Cheeaarfleld I Saal Cbaae
lOaaaraljry I Toe wilsoas
LBW Manmrsj, BUaa and Beea , -
TeUla Tlsasly rearl Tonnar
Tales nam Be- Barnard's Maatklas
aiad the Oora.' faJLAJTOAAOOfa
Matinee ererr dar. 1:SA. anv aaat 1S.
Erenlng- performances at 7:10 and t:ll:
beloonjr, lie; lower floor Mo. box aeata
lOo. .
traetraalsd TaudevUle.
1U TXia Will II . Original Boa
I toa rede was la The Most Oelateateal
I Woman Orehastra la the World JLaia
I Jordan a Co. win Xac. raenelr aad
iBermaai rraak BCoOrea A Oo. hi-
taaeeeopei roveJar Prleeai aTatlnaa SaU
lly. Cnrtaina ao. TOO,
M A J ESTI C COMFORTABLE
Park and waafalncton Streets. , .
mxam cxumu -'v
Motion Pictures
"MADAMB OTHIC, Soprano. ir
MISS DT5LROT, Violinist
Admlaelen lOo; Private Box tie. 1
paoosas Oaks Vark
OsaaA Open Quarts,
M Aocss af SoUd ran.
aad
Matatorlom near psn - take a awlnv
Tha wonder of tha northwest, tha Os
trich Farm. HlV;laas open sir eon
oerts everr afternoon and erantac Most
dsSfhtful suburban ride from any part
o tha city, le. Admlsaloa loo. ahll- -dren
le, under years free. Cars every
fear minutes. First and Alder. Launches
foot of Morrison street. .
BASEBALL
BBCBZATIOsT VAJUC
- Oo& Taaa-ha and Tweaiy-Xoarth ta.l. '
PORTLAND vs.
TACOMA
jane SO, tl, tt, S3, ta, S5.
Games begin week days 1:00 p. m. Sun
days 1:10 p. m.
Admission Bleachers tie; grandstand -10c;
boxes tlo extra. Children, bleach
era, XOo; grandstand tla Ladles' day
Friday. Boya under IS free to bleach- .
era wsdnesday. . .
The Old Reliable
Union Painless Dentist
on or towx nom should ra
membwr that our foroe is so organised
that are can do their entire crown,
bridge and plate work la a day If aes.
easary.
rull Sat of Teeth ..SS.O
nndae Work or Teeth Without
PUtea .S3-60 to
Gold Crowna ......... Bit rSO to
Poreelala Crowna ... .SKO to
Oold or Porcelain ruilnas. . . .Sl.i
Stiver miimfw. .. ......bow w
la xeaxw wuarantae.
Hours I a. m. to S p. . m.; Sundays,
Union Oentat f Co;
riBST AJTP atOBBIBOB STS. " -
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
500
fsou
ft Art
bo w
VIOO
Mount Tamalpais
MiHtary Academy
MA
BAST BATAJTh CAU,
An -Accredited High Set
SGraimnariGradw
fafaatry. Cavalry. KonnUd Artinary,
Open Air gwlmni Vng Pool aad vym.
Ajrroir cbosbt. jo. a.
't Mead Mastaav v .
BtTXXat OOlZiEOB, Bear Oakland, Cil
- The Only Woman'a Collere on tne l a.
clflo Coaat Chartered U)i5. Entranrt
and graduation reoulremfi.te t?
those Of Stanford and L'nivf rail t uf C'it
Ifornia. Twenty-two dt'rtn.rt,(. I j .
ellmate. President, f.nt;i.i i..y :..
A. M., LHt. IX. IX. IK rr nn . ;
addresa Secretary, iii.is 0.k,i f, t,.,
California.
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