9 THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. WEDNESDAY EVENING. MAY II. lilt. r t' a- r i r I- DISAPPEARANCE OF HPffiK BAFFL Imperial Potentate and Cara- van of Nobles Hopelessly . Lost Between Portland and f Los Angtles Reward. IjM!T Tk i",Prtl I' teaiau f lb Mum KMh.. rntin rrvn of aobls. om.b.e t.M I AMirt ml t.fU-M W( utd trty I iM br-. fMkJsatiO !. lr rltnpiriMn en-. fou.U Se. iHfloll. Information oufhl by At Kader tmU of lrtlid. I VViVm I oma at efeUd c Pul hu t r:h 'mm rltro4 p sod pol i t th hebtit of stwlal ! train of ait iainna. for irt pll ri. bearing . aboard William I". i unnioiiiMR. .w r" . f ih Myue Bbriae-. u lt Not ordinary r-leD'aa mie.ina. nui Ll.- far aa lorilaad ahrlner r eoecra4. ebaolulslr, eonpieiiy, mi- Mr. Cuantnabam. W hi lartd to I (torn, at tb I m portal aaloa la Lo r Ar.f !. ii la hav paid Portland no ble a vfait wim ttm In la we, in fart. )a Uft Ln Anseles for her In kit ' special irala with members of bio home I. itmrla, Iiouml, of Italtunor. and an f additional aacort frorn Almas tempi $ of Washington, rj. C, serl day ago. In th meantime th train and all word 1 of It haa quietly disappeared. I" Miaur. fraaaswered. XV. C BrUuU potenlat of Al Kadrr tempi. aat thro lonr rueh meaaase yesterday in an effort to local th train and Mr. Cunningham. Th me sate did not coma back,' but neither did I word of tha train or Mr. Cunnlnsham. r, go today thy ar loat just aa much ver. ... 0. O. Tomaslnl. on of tb Al Kader recaption committee, thought thla morn ing that he had solved the myatery and got tha kinks atralghtaned out of It, and maybe ha haa. Mr. Tomaainl aald tn paa icarnea inai Mr. vunnminira and hla special had stopped off tome i here along tha line for aoma fun. but ; that tba Imperial potentate and hla ape- lS clai really would be In Portland tomor row, morning. That la, they'll ba her for a f t w minutes, for they won't-atop, Mr- Tomaslnl aald, but will daab through to SeatUa and Taooma. After m day la the Sound -cltlea, they will turn arosnd and como back to Port land. arrllng hero at t:4t o'clock In the morning, in time to take breakfast at tha Portland hotel. They will remain hers until I o'clock before denartlnc F for the oast. . elaborate Preparation. . Anyway, in tha abasnoo of any official confirmation from Mr. Cunningham him aelf ths Portland noble ar accepting Mr. Tomaainl' veralon a probably the correct one, and ar making elaborate preparations to entertain th Imperial noXasrtats Friday. He la expected to be accompanied by several other Imperial officers. O An escort of ths Arab' patrol of Al , Kader tempi will meet . th potentate at th depot, to march beside th auto , on the way to ths hoUL. . Th patrol . will be dressed in Us striking uniform of red. purple and gold --red Jacket, L yellow sblrt front, purpls trousers with white leggings, and rd.Tc with gold . taaael and in th abaenc ot Captain "William Davla, who has not returned "from Ix Angeles, will probably be in command of A. H. Lee. The full a strength of th patrol is 60 members, jf but aa many of three are In Los Angeles, mere win prooaoiy Da zt in me escort ' After breakfast- at the Portland, Mr. Cunningham will be guest of honor st a sort -of informal reception or levy to f meet Portland nobles, and then will be ES UBS "VjJ!. taken about the city by automobile. There will probably be a special dinner : i In his honor at noon. Harvey Beckwlth l-v is arranging th details of ths enter taiament. " ' Ik - All Quiet Today. at After the lively times of yesterday with 1000 Bhrlners in the cltv. includins Lulu temple of Philadelphia and itsl famous band,' today was comparatively quiet. Between 400 and 600 Bhrlners reached the city, but not more than too were here at one time, as the .nobles and their ladles of Damascus temple of Rochester," N. ' Y., who arrived earlleBt, departed at ' 10:30 o'clock. There' were 109 In this party. . Another special train of six cars in. Where Skill Counts Much Two cameras may take exactly the same4 picture of a bit of land scape, lmt let two painters put it Upon canvas, at once individuality and character and skill in execu tion become a great factor. j So with optical prescriptions. The grinding of a lens is largely a matter of the operator's skill. Here in ottr prescription depart meat we use the latest y electric lens-grinding . machinery, which insures promptness and accuracy. But nevertheless the skill of the operator - is tf Ihe greatest impor 'nce.' An; you maybe stwe that ' ctherrpg knowledge'' in the 'rhool rjf experience we have not been letting our buckets down into i rraoty well. ; ''rne f cur eye troubles to as, THOMPSON -.Eye-Sight Specialist Portland's Exclusive. Optical flice Second Floor Corbett Bid. FlfTlf hUXt IIORRISON' STS. t ' eluded akael l tuthlea and ladtta Ata4i If B !. f YilHt, flfclu. Mr Pwlenlals J km Ml i. Tbum Uilti ( l.u were i wwkrf ef Atiloii tempi txirtda. (M, m4 fur tt-om Oeifi t.i (.1 Wheeling, M. Va. 1vm Uittag MhrtiMf tsMlted ltiiai.4 ue, a4 al I i !. aftsr trmtutyf f MiM:eh teotple. fiat VI laui. ti arrH.i. ihtf were put In uhd alien tar and ! Uu tt. l.ola teiiii.l. f.iHuut band (e a ri la the ntuit uf In 1-ertUnd hll befor l dr-ar(cl .l blll H at 4r c(iia fr-n an en.a of 0) agtf toaue ! i-.f.l lt.(tl trt ffuiu ruth lo'iutb ald uti aaiat th pvltrflc lle on It. UiM eld Kalcly ha IMlttaod had the opporttt' f la Ualin to tlt.r mualc, or a finer d. Ihan lat Right Several mllllunalrr tueniberS of tht muaical iraniiiin, and two third at laast of the liiklrum.nl are Of Iher, Tjte rnibln.d wlth of th f mambera. It uf whom were here, ! aald to l-a kaerly l?,v.00 Th trip of th I -and m tli I'acifte eoaat a a little trai from Potentate W. FYe lan.t Kandrtik Ut ct him 111.000. Kur ytnaiuiuriuue aperlal train of II cara. on ahlch thr dertl for BratlU and Vancuuver at J a'clork thla mertilr.g. I.ulu temple will par 171.00 whan th trip la flnlahed. Thle doe not Inrlu.i aid trips and triune apnt by IndiMdual member of tha party on tb trip. Th bhrlner to arrlv tomorrow will Include a peel I train of eight cars f rum Mecca temple of N'rw York City. Th Halting Nlirlner l.av been In vited by Ornrl Ilaasenger Agent Wil liam McMurray of the d..V. lu N to go on the trial trip of the remodeled llaaaalo, fast atemwheeler, o A P'cluvk t hirmf icrnMft. fkitU Hear Lulu lUnd. ' - lOalte Prra Leaee eVtra l Seattle, lay II. Heattle autoa ar out In force today to aid In tha enter tainment of the Mtlc Hhrtner who ar spending; their second day In Beat tie. Lulu tempi, with Its band of 10 places from Philadelphia, arrived today and paraded on Becond avenue front th L'nlon depot. Trips to the navy yard sad other Interesting points will be mad this afternoon. STEVENS ML BUILD. RAILROAD INSPA John f. Stevens, builder of Hill linos In Oregon and former president of th North Bank, now engaged In railroad contracting; In New Tork, haa returned to Kw York from JCurope with a con tract for th construction of 1609 miles of railroad In Bpaln. aocording to Jnfor, ma tion In a talagram received here. Ktevans, after his retirement from the Hill lines, formed ths John Y. Stevens company to handle big contracts, and some time ago went to Europe in quest of business. Spain la on th eve of Industrisl awakening, and is about to enter upon an era of railroad building, making It a good- field for American capital. - Th amount of the contract csptured by Btorvns is not definitely known, but it is supposed to bo in ths neighborhood of t60.000.000. HIT Mayor Rushlight., by way of a little exercise la cllthenrev swung; his veto club for a few minutes this morning and M a result it is probable that at leaat two ordinances passed at the last council session will receive knockout blows. One of tAose is the ordinance appro priating i00 for the payment of a claim presented by Special Policeman Ed Oassett. The special officer assist ed a regular policeman in a fight with footpads last winter and Gannett was shot and severely wounded. His claim was for money expended for medical services and for time loat. One of the items of the claim was a bill of ISO from City Physician Fred Zelgler. This Is the -feature of the claim that the mayor, disapproved. He believes that the city physician should not be permit ted to charge for services rendered in such cases, as his monthly salary is paid by the city for that very purpose. The other ordinance likely , to be ve toed Is that appropriating $600 to be expended under the supervision of the cfty inspector of buildings for the In stallatlon of ornamental festoons of lights-on street Intersections durisjnthe Rose Festival. The mayor says the Char ter provides that all sums of $100 or more expended for such purposes must be spent under the direction .of the city executive board. . CONGESTION -OF STREET DISCUSSED AT LUNCHEON ' Hard cracks at the congestion , of Alder street caused by retail shipping on the sidewalk were given by -William F. Woodward, president of the Retail Wercfiajitp' association, in an address thio afternoon bsfore the Ad oiub at luncheon in the Multnomah hotel. Mr. Woodward averred that when Lip man & Wolfe occupy the northwest corner of Alder and Fifth, with Meier & Frank on the opposite corner, the wagons andj goods piled up will prevent pedestrian use of the street. He also scored the auto owners who leave their , machines standing on the sidewalk and concluded by declaring- that Portland owes It to her future to solve this problem of traffic congestion before it becomes more serious. A. F. Brayton, an engineer, outlined a plan of his own for relief of traffic congestion lu the retail district. Vice President C. H. Moore presided. , Hy Ellers was chairman of :fhe day. Twen--ty-one delegates were elected to repre sent the Ad club at the Pacific Coast Advertising men's; association in Port land, Juns 10-12. RIESLAND CANDIDATE . . . F0RSCH00L DIRECTOR Ben Rleeland, prominentj In east'side improvement movements, ana ais ac tive In school affairs, is a candidate far election -as school director next .month. Mr, Biesland t a real estate dealer with an : office in the Spalding bulldlrig. . . 7 Mr. Rlesland was a candidate for the school board last year, and failed: of election by 89 VoteS'ln. a fUefd' of fouA" principles In cftiol affair jthat be aoVi voc ates,' and will make tb basis' Of 'his campaign . . -; ut .rL. $1 00 Worth bf Huslc Free aonoHbveneatfci9ag slue this At euet "Player Piano - idw for vNearty Every Horn.' , "::'-, -? ',-.. RUSHLlGHTSWINuSVEIO CLUB:TMEASURES ll II G Says Public Apparently Re cards Moral Conditions of City as Inevitable Conven tion of Diocese in Session. Commendation of th work of th Portland vie conmllon, a ih.rail.r taalluti vt It report a a "tarl!ing pom of th awful condition In IM city, and a declaration tt th rUrgv hould do It ulffiiMl to'rti ll.e ray clean morally, we on of tb Impor tant feat are of th annual a.ldrr of liUhep Cliarle ttraddlng. lllveied ll aisht preparatory to th flret aee.ion of th twenty-fourth annual eonvcntlun of tha dloa of Orsea UUrh cunvn4 his afternoon, Huhop f raddin ad- dra waa dUvrd at ths Pro-Cathadral or Hi mpbn tb Martyr Uat night nd th convtntlun. which will adjourn Thursday vuing, waa called to order In th Trinity pariah hou tbl morn- ng. Episcopal prteeta. representing practically vry town and mlla In a(rn Oron. and lay deUale to th number of 116 ar In ttcdaiit-a. . Tha: convention I presided over by Bishop Bcaddlng - 1'h for toon ! was dsvoted to th appointment of com mittee and the.rporta of varlou rora inlltetMi and officer. At I o'clock a taaty luncheon wo rvd In ths parish hous by th ladles of th Trinity guild. Hpeaktng in connection with the vie condition In Portland last night. Ulshop iicaddtng said: "Has Portland bo conscience? Is its consclrnc o dead a to let It rt In It filth? Willi vie spreads, th Inert public regard as) Inevitable the thing I that are largely preventable. Wher I the church' conclncT The church must wltn to Christ by making an effort to awaken the public conaclence." Xaea tostss acad. According to tatementa mad by th bishop In hi addre, th property of the dloce I In good condition and much progress haa been made in church extension, both diocesan snd general. El. Helen's hall, which Is operated by the Slaters of PL John ths Beptlt, h reported, has bad a prosperous year. and that ths standards of the school and scholara ar steadily growing higher, Pt. Elisabeth' house, st Montavllla, an other institution tinder the guldsnce of the Sisters, has done much In the way of aaalstlng unfortunate and wayward girls. Thus fur 43 girls have found In It a sanctuary. The Bishop Bcott school, which is now cloned, will be re opened In or near Portland aa a school home for orphaned snd destitute boys, should It be resumed again, he ssld. At present a plan of making it a home for boys is being worked out by a com mittee. More Coatributloa Mdd, Speaking in connection with operation of th Good Samaritan hospital, which wss begun and fostered by the Episco pal church, UlBhop "Bcadding aald the time had come for th inauguration of vigorous publla campaign for more contributions, to the end that the-hce-Pital's equipment could bo improved and more Charity work done. In concluding his addreas, the bishop thanked the .wardens) snd vestrymen of tn various parisnes ana tne mission committeemen for the effective work lley are rendering; to the church and oounseled the clerry to continue their efforts toward the upbuilding of the ommunity and the church. J Gawlej's Son Sups for Damages. James Gawley, who lives at 1080 Grant street, and who is known in Port land as James K. McCauley, 1 mado the defendant in a suit filed yesterday the circuit court by his son, who charges Gawley with failing to support Mrs. Gawley, whom he deserted 26 years ago. The sum or 17000 is asked by the son, who says he has spent this amount in taking- care of his mother. The Government IS PROTECTING YOU WHEN YOU PURCHASE A. D. G. Rye OR Black and Red Bourbon BOTTLED IX BOND This Week Only 85c per bottle And pur Reliable Special $1 Grade Port Wino 50c Per Gallon D. Germanus '238' MORRISON Dr. 'firown's Spsc5 1 f i c Antidote TBAOB KiSX . A., positive cure for any lnflamation, irritation or dispharpe of the jmucus membrane and blood disorders. Price 11.00. ; To" Be Used Externally and lntr- nally -Tti preparation contain no Bal sam, Oils or any MetoUlo Astrla g ents aad will net wkan or lrrl tat tli stomaeb or bladder, Evry bottle gnarantssd) to glvs sstUao tlon or money refiandel. I"or sal aad' Cruarantked ta Portland The Jeilerson DrugCo. tezbjd AXB jTErrssisOir . . CHICHESTER'S PUIS ftiU to 114 i Mela, U;cV t". ell wit Bhei -Klbeoa. V IIAM59 B8N1 I'iLjLal 1.4 PORW I CONSCEIE? ASKS B SHOP ADDIN em FAREWELL BANQUET PLANNED. TOR GRAY l'de la aaet mt tb irttv oats lit t tn Port la ad Coassrxtl club, a frwU ba4t will t gtva Carl R. Orey. ratine ptldl f Ik North fJHb road 'iS It Hlil lte I oragwa. May f. Tl bniua U b held la lh aaala tllhiag rmotm of la 0naa.iTlal tlubu Tb baitauwt will llM rv to laUfitiuc J. It Veuag, ue or io Mr. tiray, I PwmUu ppla. Th tl arragmata eomwiit waa elrtay an'lntd by Manager Ctiapntaa.of It eiecuttv eewmltl to mansg tha ba(HuL w htr Hnlldlng for i'-M KlJo, A a sit for a awdrn thr try tore bullJU-S. a 4 by foot parcel m ;t iturns'-i. hik r-i on in aod k.t Severn elfwt. waa purrhaaed rtrr by War row m Woudhoua l aioti attnu p!umbra. Tb pruprtr as !.! fur Lmuls tarapert by Mall A Von liorii. th prtca being II, M.ear Waikrow m Woodhoua pUn le I one dear th lot of a old fram atrurlur and proceed with tha rOt Ion of a Ito.o fireproof building. r We Have a Good Mortgage to Sell You That idle money of vours may as well be earning a goodly rate of interest and you need take no chance on the secur ity offered. Borrowers with the best real estate security come to a bank for the loan and we loan the money onlv after, the property offered as se curity has met the re quirements demanded by our experienced men in charpe of these loans. Amounts of $1000 and more and netting the buyer Seven Per Cent They are an ideal in vestment for one who wishes the utmost in safety and earning. Portland Trust Co. OP OREGON B A N K Third and OaX St. - - i 400 BELOUCHISTANS I lA BELOW VALUE In the largest Oriental Rug Store west of Chicago you'll find these rarely beautiful specimens on saleat an av erage of one fourth less than regular prices. Another con vincing demonstration that ATIYEH BROS. Oriental Rugs die me uesi dUU IUWCM priced. A special shipment bought at a great saving. The ideal rugs for bunga lows. Sale Prices $7.00 to $100.00 ATIYEH BROS. Teijth and Alder Streets AND Player Pianos OF HIGHEST GRADE MANY DIFFERENT MAKES TO SELECT FROM Now in Our New Store ,'. AND ' OUR INTRODlJTORi' PRICES ELIMINATE a0 COM VETTTIPX. You are cordially ' Invited, to Investigate v . H" . 388 Morrison St. '!..'' Opposite "OLDS, WORTMAN & JiKCT: Soule Bros. Pianos SEASIDELOSERS AREAIREADYB y ON BEITERWN . Business Men Say Properly Owners Must Rebuild With Wider Streets or They Will Move the District tl iri..l la Tb i rail I ldt or. lay 14 A oesnraitte ef count I tut . a I yairday I lal gal tb chin of th big fir of Hoo ds ih(. which wa thought I b nraneiary The fl get it trt ta flrelrap it th rr of tha eajoea. drug stbr. grocery tof bakery and lly abla Th oil h4 la lb rear of th Jaena rIeron cempany" gro cery gv lh firt real Inipetu to th flam. Tb only Uf lost ws that of Twt." Airedale trrlr, which, whan T IHE QUESTION showing you. Piano which we I . -1, those . i i I !rs ixi" I i J i n J p Jill j sa 1 1- For instance, the Metronome Motor, which winds and rewinds itself. The Human Touch. The Solo Device, which accents the melody and can instant ly omit the melody or play the accompaniment only. Also the transposing device, which permits one to play any piece of music in any one of eight dif ferent keys. No matter what any man says; no matter how sensational, or startling our claim for the Apollo Player Piano may seem to you we uy, let the performance prove. We promise you a demonstration no other Player Piano in the world can equaL You owe it to yourself to investi gate this wonderful instrument .. Apollos cost Jrom $650.00 to. $1300.00. We will accept your old piano in trade at its real worth and givetconvenieni teresting. Address Victrolas and All the Records II I! Odd I I 11 - r y - w . yj T -.. k im -A nffli mm . II Ihllll III III II mm i m r II irtifltilUif ik V, : k ) 1 fl f I ! SJ F fife i iBB Imposing entrance ; Selllno Agerlt A Q1C-823 Spaldlna Ijlda irtrwa fra IK wlry tr f 04 - rrr Utwtaaf) A Cv, w.t bca I it at Its mt."" ' - ' HuiUiag we- mim4 Wr ta aakaa waf'k. Tb AatlM a aw dotag buiaM la trao lure. H J. CallaJ.aa la bmltdtag a aa. luwa. J.nr BIS'liX P"rttlof vf t IMrtuag rturaai. M luuani av stand. Thirty m ar wtac i brta ' Alesaad OtlH. th Bvtt mmtr. lt.ef witb mm lrao will uku-lku w a w cMeri etrua. tura. Lawler and Moor will folio ulL A a4 I that Of John Uhii aad wtf. earn bar a wk and bought ha VTbeelar hot!. They lt all but lb clot aa tbtlr bba tear la ufurtea- ttvm caacr Of tb lunaih. lot ef tb low arc ehrf uily plaantng a Pw bualn t-(lo nd oortfldaitce la a batter !! I s pr4. Th otty douiunt r la a renerste vault, w blob has not bn opa4, Thy sr thought aafa fuiae nieo mty tit property ra In lb hum4 dltrtct must wtdn th trt or tba business sit will be changed. All want a bwtter water ylm. fatly quarreling la blamed for lh lack of water at pre ant Tb ourc ot th prvpcttv supply I near and liiJLtiutibl. Th Astoria fir dprtmot did ar lire in lime I help. Journal Want Ha bring result. which is the best Player is simply and purely a matter of We have made certain claims for The Apollo Player know sound unreasonable to the man who doesn't know. term for the balance. Yftto for Sherman jpqy&.Co. Postoffice, Morrison at Sixth, Portland, Oregon "Lives there a ii;vd1rh:od so dead, who never o jhimselt has said, this is my own, my native home? " An expression eminently typical of him .who buys arid builds in Eastitiore land, the h6me of Reed College t- 3 METHODIST BISHOPS RETIRED BY CONFERENCE w tCaltad r teai tM.I Mtanaapoli. isy ,lksXWii t tb )oarsnll gtaeral oufwtae f lb Mln4l KpU-opal church. I ion hr. quit wmagita lost ough today over tb report en plaepey for lb soafarenc t ad a weag f saadolenre to th Oaniah premier on th death ef King drlca. Ulshop war-t, Mor aad Klr wr retired today by ib eoorrao. Tb vet toodi for tb reliremint of Bishop warren. 44i Moart, ; NeeUy, 41. tiubop warrwa and Moor old not eppo tbUr rttrtnat. Oooda I20OO, lasaranc fAOOO. Wit. Wh, I4y II The polk sr searching tor I. Wurg and l. ly, charged with tb burning of I hair tai loring tbllhment a year ego. It waa found th bond they put up wr lnopmtv I th superior court. They Insured thlr plac for 100, when only 1 10 of worth of good wr In th place, It la ailgd. Two month Ulr th bou waa destroyed by fir. Apojhs booklets they are very in Steinway and Other Fine Pianos jii .1 . '-:.'' ' t