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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. WEDNESDAY EVENING. MAY 11. ill! ta 'Phnjo Lanch In 7th Floor Tea Room Tomorrow 'Lola Ridgeway, Sopranoand Jeffrey's Orchestra Vo Carry Every Pattern Pabllshed by Dutterick Co. Pennants, Flags, Fancy Pillows to Order, 5th Floor THE MEJER & FRANK STOgE, ESTABLISHED 1S57 Weather Report Showers 'Tomorrow The MEIER & FRANK STORE. Sth, Cih, MonUtm, Alder JAIiQ WILL HOLD MI s was Elementary Classes to Meet In Udd, Holladay Buildings; i Graduation June 18. The $4000 Scholarship Grows Greater Each Day I . .., .... ... f.r'E. '' ''''!'' T-'-'- J I I i U I I'l . I . , .!.", , ,', .W .1,111, a, , II Gra4uatlaff iiniUm In pufcll 'houia fortiasui nu M h4 Jtae II ari4 Juae It u lre Kaol ( tJ., thesa dM Bating tea dn44 at laraOu f lb bueid f 4K Hob hala Uat ftlibL Tfce ublie tk.rriM will be tU la the d!frw echaola an4 te srhool of trade es-j eiea at lha Llacola llirh actiual j otletn lha refulsr buaieaae eaealea i tn laok up ma ruMuii' lha election of leathers lo fill vat-earlea tH-raalonrd bj rif nauoo. Jlamleaal a4 . olbat MUM4 This uttMiltfa la usuailjn raa44srd al ! or llirea different , earaunss lftra final anion la laaeo. , Taa board daeldva i n4 schools la lha elementary brenenaa at. tba lm-4 and ItolJartay bulidln.a. There, wilt be aixht I samara in bull-i Ins aa4 1 teachers will be employe la I lha vacation hlb school la t-a held at Ibe Ltaooia hib school ruMio achooia srlU reopen SaplamtMr II and wiu tip J una XI, 1IJ. Tba echo! af trase will be mala tatned durta tba aunuaer, for Inalruo- tlon to tba machine ahop. plumbing, wood worklnc. electrical construction. Mechanical draa-toc. millinery, cooking and aewln Aapar tinea la. la tba eoeklnc. millinery aa4 awtat departments, Uecb- ara IU be aroployad ai ilia a atooia. ' Teechera la tba other departments are .employ for lha whole year. It was decided to keep manual train tng abept pa at tha llavtboraa, Ladd. Couch, llotladar. Sal I wood. Thorn paon, ratllac. Eliot. Blarana aad 8unnratda choola. Vacation acboola cpao July 1 aa4 tba coursa laata als waaka A aura t ta ei iii waa aothonaad for a . acbool trada aiblbit Arraaxainanu will ba ma da ta axevat for rabaaraala tba lit glrla who bava ba aalccttd br Robart Kroha, aupr viaor of pbjraieal tralnlnf. ta laad tha rhlidran'a para da la tba Koaa FaattraJ .cal'bratlon. Juaa II. Two aaalalaala will ba amplored to (Wa rrcinaaium Inatructloa nut ar ta tba Waahlncton and IJaeoln bleb arhooia and two additional aaalatanta la dlvlda their lima batwaaa tha Jaf- leraon Dih achool ana tba irrammar tradra. Tba grammar achool flald maat will ba hrld at Multnomah field Mar II. and pupiia who ara lo participate In .lha erenta will be axcuaed from achool at t it that afternoon. juuwew Ji i j to u.uu Coats Tomorrov V CATERPILLARS MAKE APPEARANCE ON TREES Caterplllara ara beginning to mak their appearance In tba city today, and aome ownera of treea and shrubbery are f oaring a repetition of tha raragea of ;two yrara ago by thla peat wtaeq they ram a In auch numbera as to completely atrip tha leaves of treea in many place. It la auggaated that atepa ehould ba ; taken promptly to spray and check tha spread of tba wriggling Inaecta. Tha first caterplllara of tha eeaeon ara reported to have made their appear- anee In yard a on tha east slda where . they ara busy devouring tha young leavea with an appetite that aeema without and. t Two years ago tha cater pillars overran tha islands near tha . mouth of tha Willamette and In the Columbia in auch droves that tha treea were completely denuded of verdure in a few days. Tha peat swept over tha Islands like an army laying everything In their path but tha naked trea trunks and branches. ' It la suggested that as tha cater pillars thrive especially on trees left without care on vacant lots. It would be Bound econamy for the city to put a lrtyei-the-eM anr km tJff the"pcst1 ior a year or two by which time it is believed the pest would ba brought In cjieck. NET IS CONFISCATED BUTFIH ERMEN ESCAPE While going up tha Columbia river - Just below Cape Horn Sunday- afternoon Chief Deputy Fish Warden Rathbun and Maater of Patrol Glover aaw two men through their spy glasses, dropping . their "diver" net overboard at 4 o'clock or two hours before the law allows fisii . Ing to commence on Sunday evening. Keeping out of sight until the men left their net the .officials hurried to the pot, found the buoys and hauled in the net which was 1980 feet in length. As they were pulling the net In the own er' returned, but hastily disappeared when he found the offlcera and they j were unable to catch him or his boat. The confiscated net was' at once taken to the various canneries and fishermen and sold to the highest bidder for J100. Tha net was worth when new nearly J600, and at present is valued a over $300. No fishermen are unxlous to buy the nets unless the price is very low a the nets are taken from their fellow . fishermen. -- FISh officials have had a great deal or trouble with fishermen who attempt to gain a few minutes end Deputy Kethbun has had to caution many who turn their watches ahead to gain time. ' The- deputies are keeping close "watch far .violators of the law. SECURE CONTRAC THE SPOKANE CU T FOR TOFF The firm of Flagg & Standlfer, rail- Cnad contractors, has secured the con tract for laying the rails and ballasting . tha track cf the new Portland to Spo kana cutoff of the O.-W. R. & N. Co. , this line tnds from Spokane to Ayer, Wash., 100 miles, and reduces the dla tano via tbe O.-W. R. ft N. from Port land to Spokane by about SO miles. Ma terial for the work, such aa raila and -rrosa uea. nas reen assembled at Hooper, a point half way between 8po - kana and Ayer, where tha rail laying and ballasting wiH begin. Tha track will" ba laid both ways fsora that point, at tha rata of a be tit :tw wiliest day. Th estimated coat of the work ta t4ooe, i ' , , -" - Guy . Standlfer, of tha contracting firm, la ta JMrtland auparintemling the shipping, of lha firm's outfit, to, Urrrr. where work on the contract will' brgla next week. s . i ? . j FVn and exercTsa skating. Oakj-RlnS. I THE contestant who wou!4 win, can't afford to He Idle a moment now! Get but and work amonr your friend and nrighboia liaprr i upon ihftn the imporunce of ijrcmin atliiaii laics thetk for ballon and voting intra in your favor If yon know of omeon intending to boy furnitura or nuke anr other X(3) ( Urge purchase, ti that thry rtmtiutxr to volt for you, 9 1UU purtbist oicsni 1U.UU) voles. S(ura (oljer of full deiailt and list of tht 13 leholmhlpi to bt warded, imouetmg over OUQ. t 40 lligheit conteitanti to i p. in. Tueiday, comr!ct Hit polled at Oootn. BY ALL means, Iht best Coat Sale tw'w an aKta tr (T Mm 4KI m T'i n.m aktw lt vtibl liua oca- Mon Two immense cases just unpacked 300 Costs bought at littJe price on our garment chief last trip to New York, a month ago. Smart Summer Coata in crery new model twettla, serges, woratrxUy cheriota, homespuns, double texturra . Even stunning Coats of white serge are in cluded, full lined, with large collars and ruffs of moire silk. Also navy Clue Coats, as illus trated, with white collars of the much talked of ratine. Others in tans, grays, fancy mixtures, 6tripes. Well tailored and finished in hand some silk braids and ornamental buttons. I.arge round and snuare collars, chic side fast ening. Reg. $15, $18 and $20.00 Coats, in all misses' and women's siies. tomorrow SD.DO aoomd lTor Mala aalldlag Kail Orders JTUU4 yotm ro scasr Joe HailAefc, I N ?tb IIIUM frr4 !! h, II 14 al .... .. MMTI rtirrr4 Tbmaa. Columbia IT. ToaS-il yall rlradroea. Wash ttlsh. Mla aWhaellaar. HW.BC.. waaaad Krad J Harter, Waab. Illgb. tTwT( I. T. O lirisa. O. of x aaoaao llarr )'araa HI Klaa bldg. laaano W ilefLMit. St. laa. Arad.. aaaaa ltarmon4 Vya. Wash illgb lauog Charlaa Illaaa. Arch Wis.... wraaoo Harry Clow. IV W. n. C... Beam Arrhla SieOsaley. Wash. blab. roa Merry roaarty, llth aod Irr. aoO Juha Illlr. H Hadnay;... aaTI (areld Alikln. fnrtlaad Acad. Sam I 14 iMffta, ITS E. Ball U. Tie -aul A da ma. Wash. High... i!erel( ula Cola Die rearay, lit lama. Waah. II Qeorie Maawalt, Jeff. imoa aairrs let ism! lTOTia itigb.iMirs TOTBf TOM WObCSTSr MlssA.tS Creaalay llll VaughalltSOSO Blva Bj. Oeilrr. avaa 91 ave. aa&si Ivor 1 ia fu(ira. l ror KrravO Evalya Sagal, A Ilea ITap..,. C ora lialay, "t, Mary a Acad. 410TS Kdna Man-atf. UJ 'oJ.... aoaroa Llaitla Bifiuiklsr. Ill llth oa7t :tbal mtrlaa. Hi. Mary a BTTeoQ Kaiib Haaaia, ill whita aa iur?l HaJaa Clark. Oraata , l aaa. (jr. a-MTl ta Jehnaun, 111 R, Ash.... Uaaos blauda l-oaay, 41 KluDmtr at. Slaaao Ke4lla lirw lit H ltb... BOawTS Warr C Ilavlaa. Waah. Utah Boa a SO fcva at. Vera. Wlltaa lano Wi. Haoas ! Hortaa M. Ltnkjaiar, l(d Collaiaas Loulae Royar. Waah. lllab-AL lTTaoo Alloa Johnaon. Arista ITT sal ? fc . i m . , , . , x i ii , invior, ii. mm j m acq. Mr ffjlltn K I-1 lairwt Mi Men. We'll Soon Riinfx tfp Another. BIr Success! JrEEP your ey on The Meier c Frank bacJc page of every newspaper now I In dollara and cents, tt will mean well, we can't aay uat yet Sufficient to prom ise the biggest new for men we hare an nounced in a long, long tune. 35c Silk Striped Voiles, 19c JUST the pretty, airy Voiles that are in the height of demand now for Summer dresses! A lucky purchase of 1200 yards here to sell tomorrow at l'Jc instead of 3oc a yard. Sheer and fine, with beautiful silk stripes. Hlues, pinks, lavender, hclio, I fwna - li A r na ntl alirfa W r li i 1 Ia N4 lAmnrfAiii 4B mW sr II PopUni and Pongaai Peiotiful ilk and linen wrgyei in wida range of summer coloring. Including tin. For pijimii, dretiti, coats, etc HC Specially pricrd for tomorrow I DC All Linen Bordered Tablt Cloths Extra heavy, both in round and square pittrrns. 55 cloths, 72x72, 3.T5; $7 clothi, 72x84, 5; $S.cioihi, 72x10 6. IMrsS Xloor STew Bonaiag KaU Orders THU4 Monthly Stationery Sale TOMORROW'S the time to supply Stationery needs in this bic: monthly sale at Meier & Frank's! Boxed Paper, Pound Paper, Tablets, Envelopes, Invitation and Card Engraving a few of the offerin 100 Wedding Annoancemnts, 8 linei, engraved in plain script; regular $10 at 97.08; 10 lines, regularly $15 at 10.60. 100 Cards and Plate, plain script, 1.40. 50c Aereoplant Linen Pound Pa per. 39r. Envelopes to match, package 11 15c Plain White Napkins. 100, 11 25c Paper Plates, all sizes, pkg. 21. 35c Highland Linen Paper, box at sie. 50c Congress Bridge and Gilt Edge Oregon Souvenir Playing Cards, riraS yioo STaw SmlldUg $1.50 Wire Meat Safes, $1.08 WE have had 200 of them made up for this sale tomorrow. Large, useful size, made of kiln-dried lumber, with panels of best quality jwrpeninc Size 12 inrhra rWn 9.JS in-h f 5" v f e eva imviV4 wide and 27 inches high, with two shelves. Protect the provisions Q f Q and meats during Sum- I C 1TB mcr; reg. $1.50 Safes at waV 75c Taoanned Mail Roxm hcaw steel, with Japanned black finish. Strong lock and 2 keys, 53g JUaamaal ifaln tilldlny aiallOrdara TUla4- irisiifl $5 Cut Glass Bowls, $2.98 NLY 50 of them at this price for tomor- rowl - Sparkling American Cut Clan Berry Bowls, in itir and whirlwind catlings. CO QQ Regularly $3.00, onty D.JO $J Cut Glass Nippies 6-inch lire, either plain or handled. Deeply cut pat- tftnj. on sale to- ?1 QQ morrow at only OXbiO Id Cut Olasa Sugar and Crmer Beautiful, ipark ling detigni, deeply rut. On ! for to- QQ AQ morrow at, pile OOafi Tint nearMala StmOAtag SCaU Ortara TUU4 Cool, Knit Undervr--Save THERE'S rare timeliness in this roup of Anniversary Sale specials on Women's Cool Knit Underwear for Summer I The wanted styles in Union Suits, Vests and Pants. Fresh, new, perfect garments. BMW r WB!SkLff w Women's 15c Vests Low-necked, ileeve- esi, of light weight' ribbed cotton. Spe cial tomorrow, fir each, at only Women's 20c Vests Low-neck,ed, sleeve lets, with plain and fancy lace yokes. Also famous "comfy ctit" Vests that won't lip off at " tyn the shoulder J-eifL Women's 75c Union Salts L o w neck, lseveleis, with fancy lace yokes, lace-trim'd umbrella knee. All the regular lizes, tZH on ule at only OtVr Women's $1.25 Union Suits Fine ribbed lisle, with plain and fancy yokes. Low-neck, leeveless, with tight or umbrella QQ knee, at only Oilx Women's 35c Un derw'r Fine ribbed Vests and Pants, in regular and extra sizes- Plain and fancy yokes. OQn All lizes, at eSOl Women's, ,6 5c Union Suits Fine ribbed cotton, low neck, sleeveless, with tight and um brella knee. At Sizes 4. 5. 60C Women's 25c Cotton Vests Low neck, sleevelesi or with wing sleeves. Tlain and fancy yokes. All reg ular extra sizes, "I I on sale at. only J.tcC rirst oor Mala Bulldlnf Kail Orders rilled An Under -View of Our Great Willamette Rotary ALREADY we have . sold nearly a car load of these famous - Wil lamette Rotary Sewing ma chines in the Annivenary4 club, and another full car is on the wayl A demonstration Of the wonderful features of our Willamette Rotary has made these new, delighted owners. We have shown them. Juit is we would like to have tha opportunity to show you, how the Willamette itindi "head and shoulders" above any other rotary at near our prices. The Under-View of a Willamette Rotary Head, as shown in picture, illuttrstes the simplicity of under mechanism. It shows the self sdjusting automatic tension, which permits tht sewing ot tinett cnuton to Heaviest Droadciotn witnout toucmna a screw. Note also the direct, straight bar application of power, which -with the rotary shuttle, eliminates lost motion and vibration. '' ; Wo Sold Over 300 of the Hams Today! LITTLE wonder, when Eastern Sugar Cured Hams nf f his nnalitv and fa mous brand, are selling all around town at 20c to 22c a pound !. We've 300 left for those T who order tomorrow. Medium sized, I iftO sweet and delicious. Extra special, lb. TW Victor Flour, sack f 1.35 Table Peaches, 3 ens 45e Jap Style Rice, 5 lbs. 25e Fancy Head Rice, VA :oe pounds, special at 21 Sliced Beef, in glass, two jars, special price 25c Cream Cheese, lb. 20 Wheat Eats, 2 pkgs. 25 Cove Oysters, 3 cans 2S 55c Brooms, special 40$ Raisins, full weight, three packages for only 22 Cube Sugar, 3 lbs. 23et Old Dutch Cleanser, three cans special, only 23 e Naptha Soap, 10 bars 451 Pure rood Orooarr Basement Mala Building $I6.00DruckerTrunks, $13 DRUCKER guaranteed Trunks are exclusively at Meier & Frank's, in Portland 1 We've just 18 of these 34-inch Drucker Trunks, as illustrated. " Of selected baiswood, heavily canvas covered. Steel angle irons, top, and bottom. Cloth lined throughout, with bran lock, and two leather strans all t . . r . : arouna. ruu coverea top tray with secret compartment- a!n vvfra TOUrth TlOOT arajn Btlildlnr Hrea Irav li.rr. SUU Orders rille 4J0 Suitcase Bags 24 inches long and 13 inches high,- of best fiber matting. Leather corners. brass locks, strongly riveted; two traps all around.. Soe- d0 or cial for this sale at only sDOeiwt) ularly, $16.00, at ered top tray with $13.55 $3 and $35 Suitcases 24 and 26-hich sizes, or auto cloth on wood frame; leather corners j. two leather straps all around. On spe cial sale for tomorrow J0 Of at this low price, each tPWewO- To $30 Oriental Rugs, $27.50 A Score of Rich Kazak and Kurdistan Specimens THEY are the heavy, dur able and richly colored Rugs, woven by the fierce Kazak and Kurdistan tribes. Verv strong weave, in bold, distinctive iesigns. They come in. the small :r sizes, averaging 4-6x7-0, espe cially adapted for halls, libraries ind dens. Reg. $40 to $50 Ori ental Kugs, 'for the An niversary to- $2 sends a new 1012 Willamette -Rotary to , your home tomorrow. Pay the balance $1 a week. No interest or extra charge whatever. Willamette Rotary with Colonial style cabinet work, $32.50. Mission desiarn. f35. Rotary Desk Cabinet fine for aoartments. f 40. aooad noor ew Bnlldlna Mall Orders rniad Outfit theLittle Tot This Week THIS is our May "Baby Weck" A 9 mnrwhlv vcnr fn nur iplenjidly complete Infants' Shop, which ' Portland mothers know to well. Take ad vantage of the savings. Infants' $1.75 to $10 Hand Made Dresses and Slips Finest nainsook and batiste with hand , embroidered yokes, 54 LESS. Infants' $12 to $50 Hand Made Dresses The exquisite French garments, beautifully embroidered and trimmed with real Val. lace, this week, ONE-THIRD LESS. Tnfante' SlO tn Si A Hand Mid. RVir Infants' $1 ' Crocheted Sacques Pretty. Of nainsook, batiste and lawn, with hem styles in white with pink or blue trim- stitched, scalloped or lace trimmed ruffles, minffs, 83. This week ONE-FOURTH LESS. Infants' S3 Pique Buxer Robes, embroid- infants' $2 Flannel Skirts Gertrude atvle. ered and scalloped, fl.98. , with hand feather stitching, fl.49. eoond noor JTaw SoOdina Kail Orders rttlsd $27,511 s $3.50 Net and Scrim Curtains Tomorrow at $3.63! Forty Patterns in White, Cream and Ecru PRETTIEST sort of Summer Curtains Scrims and Nets in 40 dis- tlnctly new patterns at this splendid savin? tomorrow. Plain French Nets with neat lace and braid edges. Cool looking Scrims witlv.dainty drawnwork and lace edges. White, cream and ecru, 48 f . gT jj", to 45 inches wide and 2V2 yards lone. Our best ree-ular M . V $5.60 Curtains, in the Great Anniversary Sale tomorrcnv t v $2.50 White Net Cur- tains Special at $1.89 To $30 Rugs Special $16.75 We've grouped. a number of these handsome Shirvan Rugs tomorrow at $1675. The beautiful fighter color ings prevail. .Our regu- J"f a 7fZ lar $25 to $30 Rugs, only tjJlUel tJ 95c to $1 10 Rugs at $f37.50 Kermanshah the highest type, of Oriental Rug Artl Such a wonderful blending of colon is found in no oth er specie. They average 4.6x6.6 siie, and are marked regularly "QCfJ CA $95 to $1 10. Tomorrow tDU I aOU, Attractive Net Curtains in lace and braid deiigns on excellent quality French net. White or ; ecru, 40 inches wide and 2 "yards ' long. Our regular $2.50 CI CO grades,- on . sale ,IXeOa $30 French Net Cur- taina Special at $2.35 They have the handsome Battenberg and linen cluny jdges, also Battenberg cen ters. Made on fine French net, 45 inches wide, and 2j4 yards long, on-j0 Off sale tomorrow at iDaSeOtT Reg. 50c Colored Saah Lacri Special Only 29c A specjal mill purchase we could not buy it regu larly to sell even at 50ct Greerr and red, 30 inches wide. Soutache designs on doable lace. To- OQjV morrow at only, yd. Ttlrd rioocu-BCata Building IaU Orders rtllad Sole Portland Agents for 7ohn 8. Brown lis. na. BTnnalnr TTnderwaar. WUUmatta aawtna -. v ; Machines. T 4eora Stoves and, Bangee,- Tnlton B) WUtsey Oo-Oazta. So a tare B 1 1 e k ) ey Orlflaal Craftsman rnnlsnra. Yw-iSif 1 ID I I . vfA tFKXi r '.?r&3 VJf"1toJm Sole Portland ' Agents for ' Oonsln's Vboae. " ' Perrin'B Oiorea. ajan Onarantead . Boaiary, Ootham Shirts, and. Vadarwaar. -fctadame Ireae Oor- aata. K9. Pttloat. lampeek Clotsta for '. BOTB. ; PHONES Pacific, MarshaU 4600; Home, A-610L Only PortlandTStofe With Complete Mail Order Service and Catalogue hi . i - - - - - - . - Cooking School and Talks on Acorn Range M" RS. STRICKLEK'S special . , , 'class :at , 2 :30 tomorrow afternoon on -Raisin Pie, Veal. Birds and Raised Biscuits, ' . ' . . Talk s on Acorn . Gas Range and how to economize , with gas. Mrs. Strickjcr is also ' demonstrating Ajr-rvuK , x apcr VOOKing uags. i 4 11 1 1 - - - i i t