THE OKHGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 20, 101T.
LIGHT VOTE CAST -IH
SELECTION OF
SCHOOL DIRECTOR
I G.' Mun'ly. Elected tas Sue-
i cessor or Mrs,' siuon riu
;r rality of 89 -Secured Over
; Riesland 3342 Cast.
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' II. Q. Monty, newly elected school
j . . . . director.
, M. O. Munly, president of the North-
V east Side Improvement association aod
t Democratic candidate for mayor two
- jrMn ago. u elected a member of (ho
;, school boe.nl of district No. 1 yesterday
afternoon - to succeed Mr. I W. Bit-
y ton. He obUlned a plurality of l rote
' ever hie nearest competitor, Ben Rles-
V .land.
Although taxpayer of ; both min
i-'trer qualified to rote, only 1141 men
and women went to the poll. In the
A regular city election, with . only the
y. men voting, SS.OOO ballot were caat for
.', mayor. In the vote .yesterday Munly
' received 1231. Ben Rlealand 1144, A. f.
Hegel 1ST and Jerry E. Bronaugh 271.
J. V. Beach will now become, chair
- man of the board aa senior member,
f taking the place of Mr. Sltton. The
other members are R. L. Sabln, L N.
j4 Jlelschner. H. C Campbell and M. O.
, Munly. A special meeting la to be held
' this afternoon to close up .the business
v of the old board. . The vote was effl
f dally .canvassed last 'night.
x The election of' Manly was a sar-
prise tos many, aa some of the other
tt. candidates had been maklnr more rig.
i" orous campaigns. Riesland was ao
tlvely favored by many of thoae who
r have fought the old board, but the Rlea
' land contingent Is not displeased with
the election of Munly.
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REVEALER "SEE'S
BOOK OF LIFE READ:
SAYS HE'S DIVINE
Prosecution Will . Attempt Jo
Show That Founder of "Ad
solute Life,f Cult Claimed to
Be Spirit Messenger." ;F
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Chloago, June 10. -Aseertlnir that Eve
lyn Arthur See, revealer of the "abso
lute life" cult, elalmed to be the CJvlne
power and eo galnJ undisputed t-ower
over his followers, Assistant District
aiwimt ruirnn im looajr nraa excerpts
from the -"boo or absolute Ufa.", Thla
manuscript - contained lengthy quula
tlons from- the "book -of truth," both, of
which were written by dee and are sat
urated 'with i Ideas of mysticism.' -
Attorney Cantwsll for the defenae Inter.
posed stubborn objection to the Intro
duction of this svidsnoe. He was over
ruled and the reading began. The first
esoerpt was a quotation from the "boos
of truth." which is declared to bo "the
pint's declaration of himself and his
service,- , .... ,.
Qmotattoa From, Book, v
1 am universal; I am law; my will
Is the wUl of the Jrd; 1 work In the
hesrta. of all men; I am ths Lord; my
servlco Is to lead-them to the Lord,"
was tbo quotation that immediately fol
lowed tho definition of the book Itself.
Again Cantwsll Interposed an objeo
tlon. 1 Sao, -he asserted: did 'not claim
to bo a spirit Burnham said that bs
did, and that he would furnish abun
dant proof of ths face
The spirit's revelation cams In
DOB," Burnham read, -rive years prior
to that had been an experience of every
phase of mortality. I proved myself
to be what I era in myself. I know I
am ths spirit I lovo ths world and ask
ths world to J-eoo grille ttat I am from
God, but ths world does not know this.'
, Call Zs Xssosd.
' Later Bee wrote: . "I havo swt up my
house with men. ths houso of tho Lord
on earth is testimony I. am with ya
Corns unto ths Lord's way. His love
like sunlight (hall raise ye. Everyone
receiving me shall receive new life. In
the Lord's bouss Is family purity."
Then Burnham turned to the writings
concerning "perfect motherhood." See's
oultr ho bad claimed, was to prepare a
race of perfect mothers. Referring to
mothers, the "book .of absolute life"
says:
" "Becaasa I require the perfect puri
fication of those In whom Is provision
for the Incoming of a new race, I havs
multiplied ths spirit's body, from whom
ths new race Is coming. Those who
are that body will garner fruit advan
tages of social life, personal purity, by
experiencing among themselves all. that
society will experience.
Hew Ksoa to Coma.
"There shall bo born a now race. It
has awaited Its day; now ths day is
here Through his son, whom God sends
to tho world, tho world Is redeemed,
and becomes perfection which can yield
Invulnerable offspring. Mothsrs of this
racs have had a call f rem the absolute
tongue." ......... ,
.Burnham promised that testimony
would bo Introduced showing that thai)
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VISIT SALOONS HOUf
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i Taeoma, Wash., Juno 20. In dlrsot
, contradiction of former Instructions, pa
., trolmen today are making as frequent
; visits to saloons located within tho
; boundaries of their beats as ths proper
performance of their duties will permit,
f under orders from Chief ' Fraser. . In
"- the downtown district, where saloons are
.. numerous, an hourly inspection Is made.
, but . In outlying districts half hourly
': visits are the rule. The exact purposs
or thess frequent visits by policemen is
not disclosed by Chief Fraser, but the
:.-;.tiew order Is supposed to be part of tho
' reform program Instituted by Commls-
si oner of Police Pettlt, looking to a
; Stricter regulation of saloona and cafes.
runtt sxcerpt he read referred to Mildred
Bridges, who was knowa at the "junior
commonwealth" aa 'Motherhoodslie
then read: 1 , . . . - ,
"The mother of the perfect 1 racs is
here. With my rsdlsnes I hare elothsd
her who shall bear child In toksn of
the fulfillment of my covenant with
the people, i For' my goodness must bs
brought , to earth, my v gfe'e, known
among men." " . .' ' v ;.
v :. -1 Solsaui Warmlag Olvem.' -'
Ater the books had been read into
the testimony. Attorney Cantwsll 1 soN
smnly Vsrned th nswspapsr reporters
that the books were copyrighted. The
court' warned the reporters sgalnst
laughing so loudly. i - -. ;
Testimony to show that Mildred
Bridges, 17.. high priestess of the
"absolute life" cult, was hold pris
oner in, -the "Junior commonwealth
of Evelyn Arthur Bee at 'the time the
revealer of tne "book of truth" asserted
shs had scarlet fsvsr Is promised by
Assistant . Jtate's Attorney Burnham,
who la prosecuting the cass agalnat 0ee.
Clara Jenny, tlvlng-'next door to the
"commonwealth," took the stsnd late
yesterday, y Her- testimony created
tremendous sensation. , She told Of
eights shs had seen from her window
Which the stats attorneys -assert prove
the contention that See's relations with
Mildred ; Bridges snd with Mona , Rees
were highly Immoral.. ,
f Tadlstarbed by Testimony, '
' Mona Rees, who has been conducting
the "commonwealth" , slnos Bee's arrest
on chargea of abduction and contribut
ing to the delinquency of a minor child,
was not in ths lesst disturbed by Miss
Jenny's story. Shs referred to the wit
ness aa a-"misguided child" and aald
that Miss .Jenny probably had "dis
torted things he had seen."
"tTObably , sbs saw soms strange
things." Mona continued.. "but they were
the legitimate rites In ths religion that
we three Indulged In."..
From the detailed description of those
"rites ' which wss given on the stand,
the state holds tbst they have amply
shown the Immorality that they allege
existed. 4
Heads for Bee.
Before the trial was resumed today
Stephen Bridges mads a frhal futlls ef
fort to Induce his daughter Mildred to
deaert See. Her head was pillowed on
hsr father's shoulder, while he tesrfully
pleaded with her. "Paps, do not testify
against Mr. See," was her sobbing re-
Special Investigator Ds woody of ths
department of Justice waa the first wit
ness today.. Hs brought a mass of
papers and documents seised by federal
investigators to ascertain whether , Bee
bad ytolated the postal laws or ths wnlte
slave act
Gave Blood to Save Wife
SALEM
MAY AMP
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COMMISSION
FORM
(Salem Bnntaa of The Joans!. )
Salem, Or June SO. By unanimous
vote the Salem council passed a reso
lution Isst night to appoint a commit
tee of three to confer with business
men and the board of -trads relative to
adopting the commission form of gov
ernment Ths resolution was Intro
duced by Councilman N. D. Elliott and
was adopted without discussion.
Oxford Degree for Chemist,
London. Juns JO. Professor Theodore
W. Richards, head of the department of
chemistry In Harvard university, re
solved the honorary degree of doctor
of . scletfce . from Oxford university to
day, .
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Senator Lake Lee) of Tennessee, the
youngest member of tipper house.
'Baited rress Haul Wtis.1
Washington." Juns to. Senetor Luks
Lea of Tennessss lies In the George
town hospital today, weak from the loss
of a quart of his blood, given to save
ths life of his wife. Mrs. Lea was
operated on Saturday. Surgeons said
that only ths transfusion of blood
would save her life. Senator Lea or
dered his own blood drawn.
Tho necessity of ths eass was ao ur
gent that ths transfusion was mad be
fore the doctors had any tlms svea to
test ths senator's blood. Physicians
hers say ths operation baa been - sue-
rockles
Here's .a attwple Bsaaedy that Baalshss
Xarly Frscklss Almost la a
Might
If thoss who freckle every summer
would gst a two ounce package of
Klntho In Jups they would be almost
surs to have no further troubls when
ths hot sunshine of July and August
discloses freckles on othsr people. One
thing Is sure ths quicker you use Kln
tho the sooner you'll be rid of your
freckles. Oet it at Woodard. Clarke A
Co., or wherever toilet goods ars sold.
If it falls, get your money back.
"Use Klntho Bosp, ' too. It will not
only help give the freckles a, push but
It is delightful for tollst -user '
ry",
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oessful and Mrs, Lea will recover. Her
husband Is In a room sdjolnlng' hsrs
st tne hospital, v ,i .
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V Try Chinaman for Shooting.
Bangor, Maine, Juns :o.Tas Shong
tinn, . a Chinese student of the Uni
versity of Maine, was given a prelim
I nary hearing ' In court today oa the
oharge of shooting" Mfas Christine
Shaw, a young teacher of Orono.' Linn
Is alleged to have confessed thst hs
shot Miss Shaw because she esnsed him
"mentar torture. He Is said to have
been Infatuated with the young woman
and the shooting is. believed to hsve
followed her refusal to marry him.
FLAMING TREE FALLS ON
BURNS
BOY AND
HIM UP
gerd to watch ths flames tne up a
dsd tree. 'When ths stump f!t Jti"f
Wsston wss pinned (o ths groun.t T
hour Ister men lcoklng for cordwot4
found the charred body
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Seattle, Wash.. June 10 Arthur Wes
ton, 1 year old boy. waa caught be.
neath a burning tree and burned to death
yesterday.' Arthur and several compan
ions wsnt to wstflh ths burning Of stumps
by msa engaged In clearing land Just
north of the city limits. Ths boy became
separated from his oompanlona and lln-
PRETTY' HIGH SCHOOL
V:tH GIRL WILL WED INDIAN
(DalteS rren It 4 W ) '
St. Louis, June 10. Mies Marguerite
Holt comely, high school graduate, will
be married next Christmss day to IM
mard, eon of a blanketed Kaw chieftain,
Miss Holt's psrsnte announced the e
gsgsment. ,
FOURTH AND MORRISON
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ona Fide June Reductions
In Our Boys Department
This' sale will appeal to all mothers who desire to obtain the best there h in
Boys' Wear at reduced prices. All goods offered are this season's product anil our
regular stock
SALE IS NOW GOING ON
Boys' Wash Suits
Sailor and Russian Styles
Blses a to 10 Years
$5.00 Wash Suits, now $3.25
$4.00 Wash Suits, now $2.65
$3.50 Wash Suits, now $2.35
$3.00 Wash Suits, now $1.95
$2.50 Wash Suits, now $1.65
$2.00 Wash, Suits, now $1.35
$1.50 Wash Suit?, now $ .95
Boys' Waists
All Waists Reduced
Boys' Knicker Suits
Every Knicker Suit Reduced
$15.00 Knicker Suits, now $11.25
$12.50 Knicker Suits, now $9.85
$10.00 Knicker Suits, now $7.50;
$ &50 Knicker Suits, now $6.35 t
$ J.50 Knicker Suits, now $535 -
$ aoo Knicker Suits, now $4.50':
$ 5.00 Knicker Suits, now..k..$3.95 '
Boys' Underwear ;
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All Underwear Reduced. v..'
1.00 Waists at
75c Waists at
50c Waists at
Boys' Stockings-
..70c
..55c
35c
-25c Hose 15c
$1.50 Underwear
$1.00 Underwear
75c Underwear
50c Underwear
$1.15 :
...70c
....55c:
.....35c
v " The Real Scenic Route.
" The true ecenlo route Is via ths Can
adian Padflo. A daylight ride through
. the Canadian Rockies Is a trip without
a parallel. Tickets good for stODorers
at Sleamous, Olacler, Field, laggan and
.Bsntr. Apply at ill Third street
BABY WANTS HOME
An Exceptional Oppor
tunity to Secure
f : a Beauty
Todsy we will offer one of "the finest
and most desirable Baby Grands erer
V shown In this city. It's a gem.. Made
;V f thfl- very choicest genuine crotch
: mahogany Louis XIV design superb
.,' ly carved and, test of all. It's the cele
brated Bush 4 Lane make, r .
, - Bush tc Lane pianos are today 1 reo
ogntzed by eminent artists, oonserva
j torlfs and colleges as America's fore
1S. most pianos. Their tone is incompar
able Indescribable a rich, deep, "sing-
In-" quality. , '
' t,. In our great Removal Sale we will
offer , this beautiful genuine Bush ds
Iane Baby. Grand at a posltlvs and
; boda fide reduction' and on monthly
: terms. - '
t - Think of it: ; A genuine Bush & Lane
Baby Gtrand strictly brand-new, for
.only flS.Oo a.month-exactly what you
$i would expect to pay for a high grade
' upright. ' . ,
ALL MTTST QO.
Ill our eagerness to dispose of our
present stock, prior to movina- into our
'feU new establishment, we have ma
terlally reduced the price on every tn-
atrument In our present quarters; ,
r Drop In and see ths superb, strictly
brand-new , and very -latest - style up
; rights whioh you can stcure now for
only Kit. Ask to see the fine piano,
,whlcn goee now for only '$220. Our
word for It, you'll pay : at . least $376
f eisewnero. ; t .
" We must find homes for every ln
,"'strument In our present store; Tha
' factory has shipped an . immense stock
1 for the ; new; '.Quarters, v lrin! used
v pianos go Bow for $167," $148, $172.
" lor. qvxoxxiX jrow. .
"i r Tis sursly piano-buying' time. ' Ar
. i" range ; to come today . or thla evening,
Don"t suy away-on-account : of cash.
. ... . - n . . , vu Lull'
r-.-venlerice.-1 Bush jk Lane Piano Co. (the
t . -only direct factory I branch in. Port
T iland), Belllng-Hlrsch bldg;, JS Waah-
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Do not fail to read in the July issue of The Pacific Monthly "The
Pioneer Reminiscences of George Collier Robbins." Mr. Robbins,
one of the early mayors of Portland, tells in a very interesting man
ner of the Portland of 50 years ago, and tells many interesting facts
about his fellow-townsmen. He knew intimately many men who
afterwards attained prominence in Portland, such men as Captain C
H. Lewis, Joseph Failing, H. W." Corbett, J. H. Couch, as well as
many army officers who afterward became famous in the Civil War
such men as General Harney, Colonel Joe Hooker, General Ord,
Colonel Steptoe, Captain Dent, Captain Grant, Lieutenant' McClel
' Ian, Lieutenant Phil Sheridan. Mr. Robbins discusses the causes that
led up to the Indian wars and gives many interesting sidelights which
do not reflect much credit on some of the early officials. - Many of
the old pioneers will disagree with the conclusions reached by Mr.
Robbins, and many will be enthusiastic in their praise of his state
ments. V
Do Not Fail to Read the July Number
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In addition to this interesting article, there is a splendid, article,
' :"How Washington Women Regained the Ballot," as well as an in
teresting discussion by John Lathrop about the progressive move
ment and how Oregon is leading the procession of progress.
Many other interesting articles make this number a very read
v able issue.
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The night train. 10:J0p. m.
AH trains from Xortb
Bank station, Elsveatb, and
Hoy streets. -
Tickets, sleenlng and rar-
k lor car reservations at city .
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