THE OREOOM DAILY JOURNAL rORTLAND. TUESDAY- EVENING. JUNE 11. Hit
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List of Graduates Shows Stu
dents From Over Most of
United States.
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in rtiirmir). hl' five il I om.a cr
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Th iullilar rommuiliii.i were
' e rO0 by Lieutenant llllaru
Millar, comtuaiidant of radvia T'i.
follow icf man till hoi J commlaetonrd
HffKas during (t.e ronilng rr
Oaat Ottlwi Trw Kaflavaai.
f Colonel Ce 11 Paul MoffH
J UlauUnanl t'olonal .'arl Nelhanlel
Ande raon
Wajora C' aun. i Jon.e Alliaon. Wal.
Iff Lutln. Kdgar Tu'"" Pierre
f Captain and Adjutant Hooer l Tandjr
, McKta.
Captain and urtrmalr Ralph
, Aba I Want hard
, Captain and Commissary Royal Ilur
latch Thompson
Battalion Adjulanta Hurl Burdlrk
Cbeatar Lynn Kmith. Ldwln Jonee Mon
! tagu.
Battalion Quartermaster Fd JarM
' Ctuu. Fran Harrlnfion, ublt Bbattuck.
I r Capialna PYfd MtrU Waalharford.
J Harold Turlajr, Our lvara ITenfmlll.r,
Arthur Jma . Wllaon. Oarlord Oar aid
, Owdfrar. Rly Crull. Harry Mark
Taal, Brook Hotan. Glao Curll Kelly.
' Laatar Dalayon Tytr. Itnnjaniin Henry
- ilcN'amaa. laonard Humphrry Klatlar.
- tlr( Uoulananta Earl l'aarcy. John
Degrees Are Awarded to 120 Students
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David Starr ordan Talks at O. A. C.
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Frank Keenan Bright Star
Cleopatra Dance, Musical
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Clothes
rJaard iV-iUf. ! I'lay Jrtn.t I MlUh.il. l orallia, liarbar MMra.
lln.f Ham. .n nttk: Hlaina Ki ; i'r alll. I hriall Maoi. l cral
a.i.. !ll!r 111. I tiOivh. John IMaUhd ill Clalla huJlo llert. Ilol Ika. AN
Vlu'a WiN.f Uu i'.iwh. Jak I'l.and l 'ta llmm. rmlomalh. oll li ar-
Moll. I'..hl..1 Ilk ul. llul.1 Allans
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lar l"o. l-Ky tj.lrr. k MrKti.li..
Kraacla WliiiarJ liinHh llrarja Ulllifi
(i.tond M-ulnanl" Will. am lUnry
n.u.l.am Homer Maall fanea I-alar
lirimi I'lMlrf. Jron-.a I'l.alUa Haf t.
Nel.on l.ldia l.ikai.a. l-ri IMln Jalsa
..n. KJar,1 Ja-r W.ber. KarlCl.ailat
i lunJIir htcd Kn.-a rl) m ln. Jam. a
U'laram ii!bl r red.ru k arl Jrl
Irdd. Ucor Ihomaa M' Karla4.
ftclplat of Daf raa.
Tha tiudmla ra-el Inf dit'lutnaa ara
tiotiirail- afl.ne. and an--abla
'lrn Aikeiu.an, Monmouth. Ita. Mar
falel Airirrlon. I'cMallia. Norma Km.
ma llnrbr. l .t.tral t'oint. (iaJla Hornier.
i'uralli. Hilh l.illo I'orbalt. l"r4
lla. Keren l-e. ('orallla. Llia
(irar, Iiol.ell. Oortallla. faryl Edward;
i.'nrt alll. Horlena. Kpplay. flem. Lau
ra Mabel (iardn.r, ( orallla. Charloll
Hodwall Huff, I'ortland. Mahal norenci
Huff. Corkall'.a. Jana Afne. Johnalnn,
Corxallla. l-onura Kerr, I'nrtailla, Mi
nerva KiKer. I'arvallla. Llitia Kobcr,
Sherwood. Carrie All. Iaedy; 8har.
wood; Marrarel Md'all. Albany. Wlllard
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lha la.fl aini. 0 ..i audilor II. -,anra and Ituaala, polutcaj
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ou leara tf .motion to Kara ' irl. nd Uarmanr.
II loo rauaed by 14 Wynn. hi hat. and
t.dmund Ituaavn, who fallowad lha play
Ul lr nn haa twn hera lfor and
hia art la till! rhatifed by virtu of
not needing i )t waa Jual a funny
aa4 a.ored lha aama abundanc of
lauf ha
of Ilia many vaudetllla danger Prln
liajah la In a 1 laaa by haraelf A
llllia and alnuoua aa lha hl aerp.nl aha
danced with, ) (tv. a faatlsallnc and
beautiful IMoopatr danra ' with clal
Thla n followed by tha
Mother Qruiidl.a ara whlaaarlnj of al
probable aound trlpl alllanc lo offaal
tha ortclnal that bal an Italy, Au-
CHIEF PROVES
SELF GOOD BOOSTER
That Endure
When buying clothes, remem
ber this: rThat tailoring, qual
ity of fabrics and style is what
counts not price."
Tailoring is most Important.
This is the strongest feature
the reat point of endurance in
the world's best tailored ar.
parcl today.
Chesterfield
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i o..i.nu . Arabian eh.ir danra whlrli la ur.Hk any
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Cor all!.. Clara Elllr. Wal lan. Ilermla
Ion. era. Maria Wilder. Ly. Minn.
Mary Al.lha Wllaon. Uraaham
Ar1rultur Kkouial Itubbell Ar
bulhnal. Corvallla; Kidney Harold Hod-
Wll.tnalla 111 I'rmnk Hear
Moulan. Iortland. ' Uordon Uea nl ln rrora th
mandoua drrnanda on alrength and
ra. Tha pnnreii I lullf ul, with
lovely ruaiuma. and her a t waa nom
ine .hurt Of a aenaallon.
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amaaly.a v"' " "
IVtermlne.1 thai th r.oae Featlval
rrowd ahould raaliaa thai lb North-
eat lvelopment ape-lal waa la th
Ity. Iula W Hill, chairman of th
board of dlrarlor of tha Great North
ern railway, and on. uf th ataunrh
supporter of the league, hit upon a
plan to mak th general publlo ak
queatlona about an organtaatlon which
Clothes
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a.
AS A MATTER OF FACT there
are few things you spend money
for in which there is such a wide
variation such a risk of mis
spending as a vacation.
Bayocean assures of lasting sat
isfaction in this direction by rea
son of its high development
Hrown. Corvallla, Orotar Carroll, fore
land. Ilobart Arnold Cook, Kedmond:
Frank William I'lyna, le Angelea. I'aJ ,
Harold Karl I'ean. I'.aker. Vane lar-
field lilbeon. Jaine.toan, Ind . Jay I"
Uraan. Twin Kails. Idaho. John lelberl
Orlffln. Astoria; Charlee Clarenre Hald.
I'ortland. Hanjainln Ward Hollla, Cor
vallis; McKlnUy Htir.linfion,
Molrhlfo Kawaahlma.
Mortis Koon. Junction
lav Larky, falem. Jay Clark ledy.
hUarwood. Alfred Gunn l.unn. Canid.r,
N J ; Knight farr. Portlaad; Hiram
Eldrldf ITalt. Boston. Mass.: Clark
btvards rVhulta. Corvallla. Charles E.
Milton. Carlton; Otto O. Hilton. Carlton;
Alfred Kdmund VoKk. Junction City;
Uu a ta v Peter Wanalrom. Mist; Maynard
Andrew Young, Collins.
Cluil Knglnrlng Pred Grant
Brown. Crystal; John Townand Burch.
Rlckraall; Jo Chernla. Portland; Elmur
Ellsworth Hoshorn. Jr. Inrtland; Ken
neth Burton Orlram, Hubbard; Carl V.
Heraey, Portland; Charlea Kennedy
Hubbatd. Dunde. Claud Alvln Matt
inn. Astoria; Marion Arthur Nlrkarson.
Marcola; loy Monro Turner. Heppnar;
Paul Raleigh Wataon, Battl Qround,
Waaa,
Clrlrlral Engineering John Harri
son Belknap. Corvallla; Walter Wilbur
DuMoulln. Corvallts; Walter Ixraln
Halerr CorvsJilat-Aodars, Marlnua Jepp-
eson. Bacon, Wash.; Howard rimer Mc
Lean, Wallowa; Fred Orvlll McMillan,
Salem; Ivar Erruuiuel Nelson. lone;
Hugh Isaao Smith, Marahfled; Wllllajn
Ror Varner, Enterprise.
Merhanlral Engineering William An
thony Armstrong. Corvallla; Wilbur D
Witt Andrews, Oregon City; Allan Rur-
dirk, Portland; Karl William Heckart.
Corvallls; William Henry MrDnnlei.
Portland; James R. Mann. Portland;
liarda of thai humble Instrument I
sets.
Vl'h.n An kl. Fr. .Knul f K. aA..M.a. I
I I'll.
brought forth storms of applause
It Is not often that a second art al
most atop, tie ehowr but that was the
approval meted out to I'arl 1 e Varest
the dancing ilol.ni.l of the many vlo-
llfilita. I1. Mare.t I among th very
Hill carries an automobile for his
own use, which h lake great da-
light In driving. Unbeknown to thai
reat of his party, h mad a trip to
th suburb yesterdsy afternoon, secured
a plentiful supply of evergreens and
th department stores were then
GUARANTEE
If front of coat breaks or loaes shape in one
year's wear, customer can have
a new suit free.
.ngton. Tonr.lU. , be... pi.,,. w ,,h a . l-an-cu, ihn.qu. for Christmas dacrigtlon.
Tokyo J..n. ! ng wh .-h won him In. an brl,ht ornament, and tlnaala.
Clt. Mark liue- fsvor. Ills playing and danrlrg stunt .., ,., ,,.,.,...
Atout tha time that Imalneas men of
th Twin City and other portions of
was a riot
T . I. ill t . . . . I I... J . . . . H
n.i,n .,h.e-,. . r .,hu,., northwest wer. Inquiring for Mr
"M..iv rm W. A ft t at a a a..-.A. . e 4
terialnlng Their comedian mad
hit of hi own. and the act went big
Louis J. Wlnsrh and Jnaephtn Poor
appear In "No Trerpaaslng." a .llttla
arrival at Fifth and Waahlngtonl
streets In a gaily decorated automobile.
with the banners of the league stream-
inm In.fh .r. k. r. .1 K. ..Awrn. whrt
fnnl.l blt It,. I... I ...I. nf aklk . I '" . " . . .
h. .i-i... crowded about to limped tb automobile,
the aln-lng and scenery -pw.in. ,,., ,v,.. .k. ..,., aA
oral Inn a might not prove the greatest
rred A. Miller. Portland; Oliver Park possible drawing card, Mr. Hill tied two
Helm. Astoria. Odllh K. Ppurrler. Qulh- I large oriental masks over the light and
rte, Okla.; charlea Rnberton Thompson, the papermache heads of departed man-
Portland. Otto oas. Astoria; Baa II Wit- darln served to get the attention of the
ilg. Corvallls. crowds along Washington street. After I
Mining Engineering Albert Frederick the banquet at the commercial club to
Echrlcht. I'ortland; Cljd Clayton 1- the vlltors Mr. Hill ran his machln
van. Portland. Cecil Elra Wetcalf. about Washington street for mora than
A SWEEPING CLEARANCE
OF 365 TAILORED SUITS
f
Regular $19.50
Portlsnd; Glenn rttuart Paxson, New-
berg; Rrnest Graham Rice. Portland.
Commerce Cheater William' Chanv
bers. King Valley; Reld Conner Coch
ran. Corvallls; Chester He Bolt Laf-
ferty, Corvallls; Hhsmus t)'Brlen Me
Fsdden. Corvallla; Walter Edmund Mor
ris, Corvallls; Harrison Morton Roberts.
Eugene; Reuben Leonard Stoneberg, Co
burg: Arthur Vane Swarthout, Plnck
ney, Mich.
Pharmacy Ford Alger Hand. Me
Mlnnvllle. Edna Marie Harris. St. Hel
ens; Gertrude Kalella Lilly. Corvallls:
Joseph Uordon McKay, Portland; Elmer
Milton McManus. Hums; Carl Henry
Mannrk. CorvaMln; Lawrence Aubrey
Prescott, Manderson, 8. D.
Master of Science In Agriculture Ray
HarlHnd Itoberts, Lebanon.
Master of Sclnnre In Electrical En
gineering Fred Edgerton Ewat, Port
land. Dlplomh School of Music Queen Inei
Johnson, Corvallls; Lada Flo Patter
son, Corvallls; Vena Rlckard, Corvallls;
Rlma Ola Rogers, Corvallls; Elmora
Margaret Studtell. Halsty.
an hour. ,
This afternoon Mr. Hill procured the
services of several smull boys with
lusty lungs and had them accompany
hlm about town. The youngster wore
the oriental masks and with their shouts!
to the accompaniment of bells and horns
kept the name "Northwest Development
League" before the crowds all day. This
evening Mr. Hill may enter his machine
In the electric rarade. ns a section from
the Great Northern's Oriental Limited.
Prices $20 to $50
AUTOMOBILE VOTES GIVEN
WITH ALL PURCHASES
R.-M. Gray
273-275 Morrison Street at Fourth
CROWNING OF KING
Regular $24.75-$30
Reg. $32.50 to $37.50
i rwriwzm www
Wednesday will be a big clay at the Emporium,
when women see such splendid suits on sale at
such low prices. The styles represent every dic
tate of fashion, tjie choicest range of materials and
colors. Pretty tans, grays, browns or navies, in
novelty mixtures, whipcords and serges. A trio
of suit values that no woman should miss. See
them. Second Floor, Cloak and Suit Department
SEEN IN KINEMACIOR
El
You Are Welcome
to visit this store. Visitors will be agreeably
surprised at the neatness, brightness and sani
tary arrangement and the pleasure of shopping
in such a delightful store. A feature that pre
vails here is the possibility of buying your ap
parel for less. But you will not have to buy
it's a pleasure to show you.
New Lingerie Waists
CI New styles just in. Very dainty, low
i) 1 .aWfJ or high necks, soft sheer lawns. Ex- ,
ceptional value.
C Splendid value, new models. Heavy
O lace insertions, Tbw neck, new set-in
sleeves. Very stylish.
Cloak and Suit Dept, Second Floor
126 Sixth' Street, Near Washington
T
The most gorgeous and Inspiring
paRPunt in the world's history, "The
DurhHr in Klnemacolor," reproduclntr i1
motipn and natural color the dazzling
splendor attending the coronation of
King George nnd Queen Mary as em
peror and empreps of India, comes to
the Hcillg theatre, Seventh and Taylor
street. Portland, for six afternoons' and
evenings, opening last night.
Klnemacolor pictures are not merely
moving plctures-i-they are the thlnir it
self, and the immense value of the new
natural color photography aa applied to
kinetics by the Urban-Smith Invention,
is demonstrated by the facilities which
the authorities offered the Klnemacolor
camera corps at tho great Indian Dur
um .
The Durbar lent Itself, admirably to
color illustration. The arrival of tha
king: and queen at Bombay In th roval
yaciit and tho royal procession through
me cuy a prophecy or the brilliant
grouping . in succession' of the British
and Indian troops td-follow In subse
quent scenes. This pacearrt is presented
in an ascending scale of interest. Their
majesties arrive at Salimgarh by train,
following which is the grand state en
try through the elephant gate of the
Delhi fort, affording a wondrous spec
tacle of the native princes in their
equipages of scarlet, silver and gold
inset with dazzling Jewels; the elephant
and cameji corps with their magnificent
trappings, the review of the famous
Black Watch of Scotland and in all
over 60,000 British and Indian troops.
the ruins of ancient Delhi, the horse
races at Calcutta for the king's cup: the
ascent of the king and queen on their
thrones robed In royal regalia and In
all It Is the real Durbar brought to
America, where we do jiot feel the bias
ing sun or blinding dust of, India, but
are privileged to -enloy all of its
grandeur from an opera chair without
I the discomforts of a fatiguing journey
to the orient. ' i
A special lecturer and An augmented
orchestra, which will render oriental
melodies and stirring marches composed
for the Durbar, will add to tha beauty
an fascination of the production.
Water Supply Threatened by Fire.
limited Pre Leased Wlr,i'
Carson, Nv., June 11. -Firw fighters
tar trying vainly "today lo check a
forest fir which 1 raging through the
, thick, underbrush near th - Elisabeth
mine, about five miles from this city,
Thousands of acres of second growth
timber hav already keen swept. Th
fir la devastating the Vwatarshed upon
which. Carson depends for it domestic
supply, and a shorts ge Is feared, . i
In Memory of Norwegian.
I5rerll fo Tho Journal.)
Moorehead, Minn., June 11. A monu
ment in honor of Hans Nlelson Hauge,
the celebrated Norwegian religious re
former, waa unveiled with Impressive
ceremonies yesterday on th Concordia
college campus. The unveiling was made
the occasion for a great gathering of
the membership of the United Norwe
gian Lutheran Church of America. The
state church of Norway was officially
represented at the cermoniee by the
bishop of Trondjem.and Hana Nielsen
Hauge, a grandson of the reformer.
Parisian Sage
It Is Not a Dye It Does Not
Contain Poisonous' Sugar
of Lead or r Sulphur and
Therefore Will Not Dis
color the Hair.
Go to any drug store today or to
any department store or any toJet goods
counter and Bay: "I want a bottle of
PARISIAN SAGE."
Say PARISIAN SAGE; ask for it by
name when you want the real hair
grower, beautlfler and dandrtlf f cure.
Crude preparations for the hair, sim
ilar In name, are being sold; insist on
getting PARISIAN SAGE and you'll
g-et it.
This is a picture
of the carton In
which each bottle of
PARISIAN SAGE is
packed. The girl in
the picture has Au
burn hair bear that
fact in mind.
PARISIAN SAGE
will banish dandruff,
stop falling hair and
itching scalp, and
promote a .new
growth of hair If the
hair root Is not dead.
It -will put radiant
beauty into dull.
faded, .lifeless hair,
and aa a dainty and
delightful hair dress
ing fo women it
cannot be matched.
Get a 60 cent' bot
tle of PARISIAN
SAGE today. -You'll never again be sat
isfied with ordinary hair tonics, wood-
ard Clark te Co. guarantee It
For This Weather
You Need Beer
Drink a cool, sparkling glass of Spring
Valley Beer at meal time and enjoy
your meals more take .a glass just be
fore retiring and sleep better. Get better
and milder beer and pay less for it The
net price is
djl Per E$
Vr Dozen Returned
We specialize on mail orders for this delicious Beer.
Shipments .promptly made. J1.50'per dozen or
S8.50 per barrel.
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Cream of California the gallon ..$3.00
Five Cents
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Quality, quality, nothing
but qualiiyT-MSam Sloan" ci-
gar, 5 ce&ts. . r,:t';S',
Rose Show Visitors Welcome
We cordially invite out-of-town friends to drop in and get
acquainted with the big liquor store that has been saving them
money. We'll be glad to extend every courtesy glad to weK
come you to the. largest family liquor store in the west.
Monogram Whiskey
- $2.50 Gal.
You'll readily recognize the names, of these well known
brands, but you've always paid more thin, they cost you
here. Mail orders promptly filled.
Marble Whiskey, our QQ AA King Hill, distinctive J4 AA
price, the gallon..... 00UU ; in flavor, gallon,...: tDr.UU
Sunny Trail, ricn and QQ CA Prince Albert, roya QfT AA
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Company
The Big Store" Entire Corner, 2d and Yamhill Sts.
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