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" DAILYi JOURNAL. PORTLAMD. ' THURSDAY EVENING.' JUNE : 22. 1811." THE OREGON WWB9B5SB NEW MONSTER FREIGHT ENGINE TO BE OPERATED' THE SIERRAS, hour will follow. ' . - i , ' The atat sieoutlvt board held ft meet- ."III I..HLU 1 J.JLX-U.1UJLJU.. Ing Monday at ths T. M. C A. and it otato eenTeotlew at galas rbruar , waa decided at this alo to hold thel 1 and 1L .' . : . i. .J V . v. CHOIR ON STEAMER Pasco Pastor's Novel Scheme . Will Insure One Big Congregation. ' i (!IXU1 IM"tatc.t l T Jowtul Xaniiawick. Wash., June St. In re sponding to an Invitation to preach to tha people In th little village of Rln gold, wlifrt ther ta no churrh building. Rot. Earl Muncrr, pastor of tha Con fractional chunh of Pssco, haa con ceived tha Idas ot taking hla rlinlr, con gregation and churrh along with him and at tha aam ttmo combining the features of a Bi;nday picnic with hla regular rellgloua e.rvlcea. . Rav. Hunger aria In Kennewlrk yee tarda? to charter the Open Fiver Trana ,portatlon company's steamer Inland Em pire, which for cna Sabbath day will Jose Ita Identity aa a steamboat, and be , known aa tha Congregational Church of , Pasco. Tha boat alll leav Paaco early Sunday morning1 with minister, pulpit, congregation and al' on board, for an all day excursion up tha river. At Rlngold the villager will be taken aboard and . religious services will be conducted as tba boat steams ob. Music, a baaket lunch and other plo Ble features will be combined with tha regular Sunday services. Mr.' Munger expects a hug congregation on that r. . . I ",.: Type of new Mallet freight engine built for the Southern Pacific company for use on the Sierra grade. Thirty-eight of these locomotives will be operated on tha line south of Ashland to El Paso, Texas, and east as far as Sparks, Nev. The new engines are equipped with fuel oil burners. The cab Is located In front of the locomotive. Some of the new engines, coal burners, are being operated east of La Grand on the O.-W. R. ft N. . , 11 ROTHCHILD S HUMOR DID IT ALL ... Travel Far to Daughter; Dies. (rial DtaMtea The JmhmLi Xennewlck, Wash June 12. Travel ing toot mil by rail, boat and wagon, to spend the rummer with her daugh ter, whe had coma wast to follow the life of a pioneer ta the desert lands of Waaliingtea, only to hav hsr visit out short by death, was the fata of Mrs. C . Oartarberg of Sanaa City, who died yesterday At the homo of her daughter, lira. Oeorge W. Snow of Wah luka, M miles up the Columbia from this elty. Mrs. Osterberg arrived her last week completely tired by the Jour- mm w jl I. I- Ikl. .-,,--- (Spert.) IH.pitk te Tb. Journal.) wy rest ""erai "7'" Baker, Or.. Juno . North Powder s the trio up the river. Her condition , .... i.ui was not oonaldorod serious, but sh dlod ,wt drm' t,hat TJT Jl la her ale) ef heart disease. Tb body company was to eatabllsh a 11.600.000 brought U this City and sent to P"ng piani ax msi pmvm. n s"" North Powder Knows Now How Packing Plants Are Built. Kansas City tor burial, aceompanled by Mr. Osterbers; aad the daughter. ITEAGHERS TRAINING AT SUMMER SCHOOL glimmering, having had Its origin In practical Joke on a well known resident of that place by M. Rothschild, a North Powder merchant Tbo Oregon Dally Journal waa the only northweat newspa per at the time to view the story as a hoax. A young man whose name Is really Armour, came to Rothschild's store as the, representative of a Seattle creamery supply houae, to sell him a bill of goods, Taking advantage of the name, he was Introduced to a friend of Rothschild, with the explanation that he was In my , l nana rwwucr lor ini purpura ui iiisk- Representatives FrOm FOUr In preliminary arrangement for an dtaieS Uatner at U. A. I Ina company whose nam he bore. This , . . ... , lis the Immense plant, talk of which b. T0r OpeCiai WOnC. Hd th air at North Powder, and local papera aver since. To make the Joke good Armour scat- SMfti iH,n.M . Th. i torod inquiries ana inveatigatea isna. Oregon Agricultural Colics. Corval- snd th North Powderitea began to hav lis. Or., Juno 21. Washington. - Idaho ' and South Carolina, aa wall asai coun ties 'of Oregon are represented In th summer oasslon enrollment for th first two day at th Oregon Agricultural college, making a total of 7 a. moat of wnom are teachers seeking additional training. vision of a large metro polls. Th faith Of those who fell for the story waa s5mwhat shaken when ho failed to re turn as he promised, but they hung to th belief as long aa they could-until th announcement of Rothachlld's Joke waa made, and now it 1 said that old friends refus to speak a th result of county clerk. Leonard Goa of New bridge haa named hla fine cattle ran.-" Walnut Lane Jersey Farm;" C. J. O born of Rock Creek, call hla place urand view Tarm," and J. H. B. and Orace Harrington, hsve named their rural home "The Lower Powder Apiary." Whether or not farms can be trans ferred with no other desorlptlon than the recorded nam I th subject of conald rabl discussion. MRS. OSBORN ELECTED OF HEAD NURSE BOARD The Oregon Stat Beard for the Ex amination and Registration of Gradu al Nurae held Its first meeting for organisation recently. . Mrs. O. T. Os- born of 112 Oakdalo avenue. Medford, was elected president; Helen K. Jones. 874 Third street, Portland, secretary and treasurer. Graduate nuraes who wiah to apply for registration have been requested to forward their names and addresses to the secretary-treasurer, who will return to them blanks which may be filled out. ENDEAVORERS TO HOLD BIG RALLY Senator Borah One of Speak ers at White Temple, July 9. Would Abolish Free Lunch. (ITntted Treat Leaacd WIr.t San Diego. Cal., June 12, Loral sa loon men have formed a protective as sociation and have aaked the city coun cil to paaa an ordinance prohibiting free lunch. They say It Is not only costly for them, but encourages drinkers to stay in saloons longer than they ought. O. Everett Baker, president of th Oregon Christian Endeavor Union, win leave her June 11 to attend th twenty fifth International convention to be held at Atlantic City, N. X. July I to It A grand rally of th Endeavorers will be held at the Whit Temple Sunday evening, July I. Dr. Royol J. Dye of Polleng. Africa, and Senator Borah of Idaho will address th meeting. On th same evening ther will be a pro gram of Interest at th Grace M. B. church. The regular monthly meeting or th Endeavorers of ths Stcond United Pres byterian church wss held Tuesday even ing when new officers were sleeted and Installed. Th following evening the aoclaty enjoyed lh annual luncheon and a ride up ths rlvsr. A lunch waa served at Oswego by the women member. Th third district of th local -union will hold Its regular business masting next Tuesday evening. Jun 27, at .th Church of the Strangers. An Interesting program has been arranged and a social A BONA FIDE CLEARANCE ON ALL CHILDREN'S VVEAU AT '4 OFF r Trimmed foU, all; Stylet . Vi Price a. 1(5 IIUG, rnhr ButktM Cm fbufih vtf ffhrris Streets LZADINO SPECIALTY HOUSE rOR IADICS CtfLMOt MJKfturAOTummma or num rum STVl.JE: QUALITY ECONOMY ..VLttett.;;, Crcatlom to Trimmed Hat M Price A Phenomenal Sale of Summer Waists All Sizca From 34 to 44 9& EVERY WAIST IN THE LOT IS WORTH FROM $2 TO $40 Tailored, Lingerie and MuWj WaUti. about 40 dozen to choose from, MateriaU are Linen, Lawns Voiles, Marquisettes, and Madras Cloth,' Short or Long Sleeves, High or Low Neck. See Window Display on Morrison St r iTiux vciuua ucuuluuii AO linen and Wool Price and Less linen Sc at $1195 WAS SJ7.IIO linen Coats zl $2.95 was 7.ao ; Linen Skirts Worth$5.00 Coats at .0 $1.00 Beautiful Undermuslins 14fff Corset Co vers, Combina tion Suits, Drawers and Skirts Unquestionably the biggest underwear event of the season. See di play in Fourth Street window. Buy your furs at summer reduced prices absolutely fire and moth proof cold storage vaults. Furs stored at Moderate prices.. Benton county naturally leads in point having taken side In the controversy or numoers witn or whom 11 are from Corvallls; YVmhtll la next with 10; Clackamas 8; Multnomah ; Polk : Douglas. Lane, Umatilla, Wasco and Washington. S each; Clatsop, Linn, Mor row and Marlon, I each; Coos, Hood River, Lincoln. Harney, Tillamook, 1 each. Ths state of Washington has three representatives and Idaho and South Carolina ono each. ' Among ths number aro city school u perlntendent. county school supervi sors, departmental teachers In high schools and other teachers of special -subjects, as well as many rural and grao aa to whether or not the packing plant waa to be built Verbal Train Orders Criticised. Sperial D1 .patch te Hi. Joaraat.) Baker, Or., Jun 22. Tb method of controlling train movement on the gumpter Valley railroad has been under Investigation for several day by th stat railroad commission, consisting of F. J. Miller, Clyd B. Atchison and K. Campbell. At present there are written orders for th movement trains, ths telephons being used exclu slvely, snd no records are kept for ref. erence, so that any accident resulting FRIDAY s SATURDAY DRUG s TOILET ARTICLE SALE leacnera, The atrans? nru in 1 t . . . . I r"l" i"c"T1 mV-DoaM nM suracted many from a confusion of orders could not be mm .... .1.0 me course in nign school traced. There has been j-t-.cto, ireo oj w. jr. rargo, teacher or pnysacs at th Salem high school. traced. There has been no complaint as to service and th Investigation may result in no changes, but the eommla !Hn ? 2rmm.I o"!8",1' )lman,n slop wants to feel that ho present sya- itrlp to Mary' Peak for tha week end. . a . ni... ,t camping at the foot and Mimkin M ',L, . . tl V, the snowy summit on Saturday. -Thar ls alao to bo a reception this week at f Wl Mn hall fnm . v Miiw uui lut uia nurnnsa Br tnaklnv f the students and Instructor of th es j aion acquainted. I Studjlng Orefon Methods. f Oregon Agricultural College, Corval- iUM, ur, June 22. Professor T..B, Rob- iblllty of any future catastrophe. Tb members also mads examination as ths equipment of th road's rolling stock and the safety appliance In us, a well as the depot and manner In which, they are maintained. Why Raker Rate Decision Is Late (Rpeclil Dlmitcb to Ths Journal.) Baker. Or.. June 22. The delay In i tjjt. Agnoiuiurai college, Eng-1 ruling by the state railroad commission ' iT" 1. Professor James Dry-lla th Baker rate case, which was heard ; uepsrcmem st I by the commission in this city last rail wiiw Agnouirarai college and In- when Governor West was then a mem vesnsatlnr mothoda of Imtrnntinn h. I ji t. 1 , c T um.. I veatigatlng mthoda of Instruction here. no ts a special lecturer on livestock land ponJtry subJeoU and has been mak. lng a tour of th Canadian province, tin British Columbia he heard of the ; Oregon Agricultural college and mads ttho trip to ConraUis to study th poul try plant He expressed himself much ,. urprlsad .at th 1m of th plant and tb extent of th work carried on. ber, according to President F. J. Miller, is caused by the fact that th com- misslons of this state and Washington, which are working on almost parallel cases, might not agree in details. On the other hand they might agree, he statos, but then the Interstate commis sion might step in and say both were wrong, so the two bodies are delaying a report, until they hav met in joint session, with a representative of the In terstat commerce commission. The con ference will be In either July or August, . Raja Prolongs Berry Season. 1 .h . v. , . . , ujtV 4, UUflU I ; River TaUey was visited by a rain last I w1th PortUn " th Probab,a P,a of inignt max cleared un tha amnita tis. I meeting, sir. aimer wnuiu fviuamr o 1 rain will retard ripening of straw ; Dmo ana th season i longed aeveral days. will be pro- OOMES A TIME Whim Coffee thows What it : Doing. onlnion as to tho outcome, which 1 eagerly awaited In Baker, as well as In Medford, which city in the western part of the state has th same Interests at stake. -, "Of lt year coffee has disagreed with me," writes a matron from Rome. ,N. T. Ita lightest punishment being to , make me logy and dizzy, and it seemed to thicken up my blood. - "Th heaviest wag , when it upset my - stomach completely, destroying my ap V petit and making me nervous and. irri table, and sent me to my bed. After one of these attacks, in which I nearly "lost my life, I concluded to quit the eoffe and try Postum. i- "It went right to the spot! I found it not only a most palatable and re " freshing beverage, but a food as well. ; "All my ailments, the 'loglness' and ,.disslness, the unsatisfactory condition ; of my blood, my nervousness and irri- - lability disappeared in short order and my sorely afflicted stomach began -quickly to recover. I began to rebuild . and nave steadily continued until now. ' Have a good appetlt and am rejoicing : in souna nesun wnicn 1 owe to th us of Postum." Nam given by Postum Co.. Battle Creek, Mich. r Read ths, Uttlo book. ,Ths Road to "Wellville.'' la pkgs. There's a reason.'! Ever, read the above letter? A new one appears from time to time. They are geBniati, true, and fall of Two Mails Now, Baker to Coast. tSpedai DI.Datci. to Tbr Jnnrti.l.t Baker. Or., June 22. Ther la great rejoicing In thla city over the improved mall service to Portland. Until Tues day there was only one mall a day to tho metropolis, that In the evening. Mall was brought from the east as far as Boise In the morning, but the train went no further than this city. Now O.-W. R. & N. train 17 will carry mail to coast points dally, leaving here at 7:45 in the morning. It will be an ad ditional service greatly appreciated, as In the past the limited service has been a great inconvenience, jne commercial club took the matter up with the rail road commission and postal authorities many months ago. Ely to Fly for Baker. iSmclal nisoateb te Th Jours 1 1. 1 Baker, Or., June 22. Eugene Ely, avi ator, will give a three days' exhibition in this city on some data between the 8th and 20th of July. His manager. William F. Dodd, ha been In confer ence with th Commercial 'club. Th guarantee required by Ely has been met Excursions will be run from all point in th territory adjacent. Fancy Xames for Baker Farms. (Special Dlapatra to Hie Journal.) Baker, Or., June 12.- Three Baker county ranch owners hav taken advan tage to date of the now law permitting farms to be named and recorded by the j Extra Special Two Guaranteed Trunks for th orice of one Greatest Trunk offer we have ever made. No. 294 Sis 14 Inches. Regular black enameled, duck covering. scalloped center band, mottled Ti ber, no slats, trimmings well riv eted: strana. Duffed top. ton tray, waist tray, taped dress tray. Reg. uiar price xs.DU No. S4 filsa 14 Inches, steamer. 3-ply top, trimming to match above trunk, covered top tray, box parti tlon. Reg. prl ce . . . S 1 7.00 These two Trunks. S45.10 value, for special price of on S28 SO $5 Traveling Grips $3.79 This Is a 15-lncb Grip, black, rich looking leather, with best lesth er lining, on sal $379 $5 Matting Suitcases $3.49 This la a 24-Inch extra deep esse. with linen lining and straps around: best lock and straps all and catches. MATTING SAGS In all sizes. Just the thing for your summer outing Size Sxt at 49 8lse 6Hxll. st 98 Size 4x10. called Todco Lunch Grip, mad expressly to hold a Thermos bottle, at 69 THERMOS BOTTLES Th price has been reduced you reap th benefits. W carry only the genuine Thermo Bottles. Reg. $2.00, enameled, pint Sl-50 Regr. $9.75, nickeled, pints. Reg. $6.75, nickeled, qts. S3. 50 Nothing equals a Thermos tie for -your vacation. Bot- HAIR BRUSHES Every on a quality brush. Be our larr assortment Different wood backs. Prloeo up from Celluloid up from Scott's Electric, up from. Ideal, up from Prophylactio up from.... Wire up from Military up from SUSPENSORIES C brand, Hartford brand, i i Prices up 95r sjsrsarar fill a p. irp Y in all sizes, from BATHING CAPS All sizes, all shapes,' all colors. Before you go to the beach b sure and procure on wi our nam ing caps. Every on a good ! .ma tin Tram ..... . value. Prices up from. DRESSING COMBS m rk..l.t. .1t..lAlj Alt mlnum. Horn, in great variety. We call your especial attention to our new xoaoo uomss muo u. rubber, 3 extra large size but light weight; all coarse or coarse snd fine. Biggest, ana dwi ior the money. Prices up from jgg VHIJ - - - - - - - - TOOTH BRUSHES 25c Always In th lead with Tooth Brush values. And we fully guar .ntM them. Tf tha bristles com out, w refund your money or give you a new nrusn. Rexall Liver Salt tlvel yeasy to overcome constipa tion with a treatment of 50 Liver Bait -wv FULL PINT PEROXIDE HYDROGEN. . .... 14c One of the greatest bargains ever offered in our store. Two Hot Water Specials Bottle X Grand Maroon so wx Bottle, best quality rubber, 2-qt. size, regular $1.60. Si.17 Special s Kygola Whit Hot Water ottl. best quality rubber 2-qt slze. regular $1.28. Special for Ofic only. . . Rexall Shoulder Braces Weigh less than 2J4 ounce noth ing cumbersome about them. Hay no superior. All iss, $1,00 Rubberset Lather Brushes A complete sssortmnt of theo guaranteed Bruah. 25 C Prices up from PERFUME SPECIALS Jickey, reg. 76o os.. now Mo oi. LeTrefla, reg. 7Bo os., now SOo os. Azurea, resr. 7Bo os., now, Boo os. Pompella, reg. 76c oz., now BOc os. Vivlts, reg. 76c oz., now 60o os. Florayme, reg. 76c os., now BOc os. 2000 Hand and Nail Brushes . Placed on sal at 17); worth twice this price. 15c - Playing Cards - 15c owii aTjaVajro'' Best quality stock, equal any'2Eo card on tho market. I colors, red or black. He TWO TOM uia saw. m vuavs , cu ie pack or 25C SPECIALS For FRIDAY and SATURDAY 19c 30c 25c 15c 63c 75c 70c 59c 70c 10c 19 c 7c 26c Welchs' Grape Juice , 50c Papes' Diapepsin 35c Pluto Water 25c Sal Hepatica .... $1.00 Pinkhams' Compound $1.00 Duffy Malt $1.00 Malted Milk 75c Piriaud's Lilac ' Vegetal $1.00 Pinaud's Eau de Quinine 15c Hygeia Nipples 35c Merck's Sugar of Milk .. 1 pound Borax Eagle J Brand r. Theroxat 65c With 4 ozs. Orris Koot FREE. Mayatone at 65c4 With S otu Witch Hazel FREE; Spurmax at .39? With 3 ozs. Glycerine FREE. , Vilane Powder at ..40 With 1 ox. TannicAcid FREE.- Candy Specials Pearls, tastes 'Q peanut crisp, 2 jj .-Mikado, Rice ' more, pound .. Yankee Lump, pound Butter Bean of the b?t quality, Ofi pound aCDC Fig Squares, made of the real fruit, pound ............. Chocolate Chips tfiis is a bar gain, pound Anise Lemon or Peppermint Kisses, pound .'25c 30c 20c FREE BEAUTY PINS A set of Beauty Pins will bo iv free to every lady customer. I They are sure and ask for them, certainly worth hav ln POST CARDS Th price re Ono Cent Bach Many new subjecte. main th same. All KODAKS This department show a nice In crease In business, due to th fact that we are ever at your service. Do prompt work of the best qual ity at cut rate prices. Brine; your next films here to be developed. We will show you. Two-Day Hat Pin Special itock at Just id Saturday. Every Hat Fin In stock at Just nan price Friday and Saturday, Z5o Kings, sterling all slsea, only, Parisian Ivory for Gifts Nothing Is more appropriate, or acceptable. We can make up sets of any number of pieces to please you. RAZOR STROPS To suit everyone. That will also put an eage on your rssor. trices up . from 25c. Try Rexall Shav ing Lotion after shaving. 25 C WHISK BROOMS Of the better quality. Here 1 where our tremendous buying lower strain asserts itself. Be ties whisk brooms. You'll know they r good valuea. Prlc 25c Stationery We hav enlarged this depart ment by making many addition to our line and now offer you the best stationery valuea In Port land. Every on an "Owl value." 1 X1 Bmaossed la gold initial stationery. 34 sheets paper, 14 en velope. Be thla excel- 0? lent valu TABZJITB Our new stock Just In, comprises the best valuea w hav aver seen. Preference fabric finish Tablets, In note, letter or packet Ises, ruled ot unruled; whit cloth plated stock, good weight, fine finish, any alz 10c, OCTm S for - Industrial Bond Tablet, fin me dium finish and weight, white , bond atock. Jjwadla, white wove, excellent-quality, medium weight'. ana nnian, an sixes, loo or S for v VSTAOO UsTSsT BOaTS TUUTI Our best linen tablet. Note else, ruled or unruled. Packet else, ruled or unruled 20? Letter slse, ruled or unruled 25 .No better value than this hard finished cloth plated stock, wa termarked. imorr LiWV White or chamnaam tint. This Is the hlarhest class stationery. Different sixes for all occasions. 24 sheets paper, 14 en- Kftg velopes ...,... v OABOASB ZXMXM Our unrivaled ... 1 .. . , O W . . MBM-W . A . Am., 1- ones, regular lOe value nSgm for au or ZBTBXOraS Reaular 10c necka. V6 or 14 Ixe. . . l pacKage oi aa., ae i thousand 50 1 thousand Sl-TS BSTXXBBOOX BTXCEZi WBf Most any style. Tour choice, I; pens for SPECIAL 35c Prophylactic Tooth Brushes. . . 35c Rubber Set Tooth Brushes ... 35c Sanitol Tooth Bnifhes ....... 20c Owl Prices on Talcum Powders Pears Lubins Johnson's .......... Roger & Oallet..... Lilsterlne Eastman's ......... Hudnuts Bquibbs Sanitol . . Bibcock's Rlveris , , 4711 ..... Williams Euthymol Mennen 20d 204 204 204 .............. zo? ::::;::i::::::IB ......204 ..;..h. 154 . 29 ........,....204 154 154 'lie Rexall j .154 Violet Dulc ...j ;...;...,, 254 Colgate Lesle; Owl Rose Owl Violet ' 254 $1.25 Satin Handbags Reduced to 89c These new. up-to-date Bags ar especially attractive at this price. $4 Leather Handbags' Re ducetJ to $2.98 Made of black leatherTalso leath-., r lined. Some have 6 Inside trim , mlngs, such aa card case, purse, mirror, eto. ' , $2 MESH BAGS 98c Made of Oerman .silver, good length chain and lined with QOa whit kid, on sal at. ;....," This Coupon Worth 20c This coupon snd '30 cents buys one ounce of Portland Rose Perfume, that dainty and lasting; rose, perfume, worth 50c ounce. 0.-J. S-18 andWASHlNGTON STS. PORTLAND, OBE ft This Coupon Worth 20c This coupon and 30 cents buys' one package of. Can thfox,: the shampoo powder you see advertised so much at 50c, package. ,s,r : .... '' 0.-J. -SI ;;...