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1 THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. rORTLAND. TUESDAY EVtNINO. JUNE 11. lilt f 1 ft i FRIFOFAND MODRE FEDERAL OUTPOSTS TNOJCTMENTS ARE ' HINC OHBtO i Women's tKInJ floor Lunch Club now open. Bat food, daintily arvej at Popular Prkea, Amit to meet your f Hernia tHer. "Holti Inn," our basement lunchroom of fen best food at Lowtit I "rice. All let L-rtarn joum oc uroccro. iKucaten, uancr, ramuy uquors, anoa amrung ATLASTDISMISSED The g7 Store The State, Sees No Case Against Former Directors of Ore gon Trust & Savings Co., Which Failed in 1907. Muerta's Entire Division Is Camp; Railroad Bridges Being Rebuilt. in Marhall 400, A4W .Portland amenta for Dutlcrick Pattern. PonUn4 Afenta for GossarU Lact Front Corset a and American Lady Coraeta. a r i . 1 1 J .att.frcl hi. l fi. 1 f In t I i l.et a aMa.;e . t- d r a 4 la k ' ' ' II.M4 of 1 .et t.tavttiwe '' "l t.llura of iv lata. x lima ' l Ma Ull La llll M a.'l!t. la as it.4irlm.ail f l,l,, k,aal Ik tank la la saanf aaainal t K. -- la. Kaa bnn d!amU.4 rn tar tfal )ara- Alloirr)r an'li bn ! ! ' Vl4lB Judt UIUUH ma n..- ac "Nolhle ta l-a MMoruKon I aa Ik o I" t hat taiai ' . ta M.-m: VIt i.ka II n! Il.niii 1 J tf faaai ii'ia af (a h.j ' ifcvh . . Haa ml. aa fa I un i I ka la faa of i,, ti( IHv U.a ftrl na.iillf l c! a'a ibulr4 Ah i f ! aoikMk aia rl'r ii !! Ui.Ic 4tlrJ l a ft-al it If.t'.i hoilkaaiJ Itiiiil a4 lha Ut i.a i ai.lial lat:ivaj la tt-tiS ta t-a !, full uiaiattuii Ukkii Tofaoo aKl It ta !ar Jlalaba . f ! tnUaa, itllBln I da a I rrJ.al ae.lla laa taa a lbroaK4 IIM ' mint l I'Mhajua. ita olijartlit ai I-..IUI af lha ffaaaal ram lu-, I : ittiar4 la full of ! . llu '(fa -al iia-itt (iM.hnj I i. !inmj la ram aboard lha !,),, ii, aloit in lt aMb'a launrh. aivd al 1 il.a alarl-Htia i aa. Iha rapiala a of . f. lal lat.U: 'laa llul ha had lo Ua- dn IMa anJ rma or Iha far-)f I ffm ahura kotuM ItolK-f. Iha aiaru- ltal nl anolhar dltao. il'iTta Ijaafd I Ma lima I'.al trial or lhal II l-a dla- lHalrtrl Adurnrr Cataton a pf-a. M and aaid Tta 4faodai.l "rlOa wat ad:rlr4 Uh Mfl. lijlla Krom ",! I baa laairard. I nn'l llilna "raJ. r dlrarlor M tha btik I di lalii- U ran maka oul a r ! . !'- far. a alla ia rr j ra dlrrnr. ta Jaarn a a ol aaorn in. and It l juat aa jui-atkiuibla If ' eaaaorr. I . udr lha (Niadillaft. thai tha InUfrrlmaftt ta dlatalaaant I alaa aak tha aama for II. A. Moora. I aa alvaya aatiarixl thai ha kn noth ing of tha affalra of In Unk." Tha Judt a aakad tha dial riot atlornay lo 4rw an ordr to thla affact. hlrh raa promlaad. Whlla tha dlatrU-t at lornar haa atat4 tha Indlrtmanta acalnat V. Cooper Morrla will ba dla mlaaad. o ordar to thla ffa-t haa baan ni4 with tha court Thara ar two charraa atUI ataadinf agalntt him. NEAR FIST FIGHT ABOARD BOSTON LIVENS RECEPTION ' (Contlnoad rrom Par a Ona.) rrcocnls mainline oTTlctr. I'll ner you and I won't aonre undrr you. "Than you're rallavad from dutr." Cried Bhrphrrd. lia than went to tha captains cabin, where h met Elfr M. Hlmpaon. artlnc captain and com mander of tha naval militia by an ordar of Governor Weat, alnce tha tlma when Shepherd wil depoeed. Tha madtlng between Shepherd and Slmpaoo i mild. Hbaphard read tha court order to Klmpeon and told Mm ha had coma to take command of tha ahlf. Rlmpaon declared that he ew nnthlnc to do except to recognize the fourt's or der, but that ha would report to tha adjutant general, Mr. Klnzer. 'All right, that nulla me," said Shep herd. "If It would not embarraa yo;i In any way I aliould be pleased to have you continue on the lilp an rxecullva officer In place of Mr. Kober." Qrdara Oral 7hona Hot Obeyed. , This Slmpnon declined to do. saying i , ha would merely report to Adjutant Oeneral Klnier. He made ready to quit Ilia vttwr. tafuaad inl blank la obey lila eMtar owl II a leiaphnna. "TtiJa la l a lain Mhaphrtd I am roming ilnaid Iha eftip o laaa com maad," said s)nphar4 "liaa the launch walling for n al Iha Stark atievt land- u " Til n" do U." answered Rnher Tjr. Iiiarmofa. If yog rome alxNird. I will hat la put oa off." It for gulng o he el. Captain hephard formally notified Adjutant Uaateral rins and lJaulnanl Cum nurnlrr Harrey harkwllh. chairman of Iha natal boar.l. of iha court order hold ing him lo ! legally the captain of the natal niilttta Khesherd took wllh him whn ho boarded iha lloaion. li. II. Btaron, for merly rhif boatswain and later lieu tenant In tha natal mliltla, who was removed from duty after Shepherd was ousted f I h rourt i9tr stands Star on will retain tile old office of chief boatsaaln After Acting Captain Slmpaon had refused lo remain aa aiixullve officer. Shepherd appointed II U Whit comb, preai-al aenlor lieutenant, to tha placa. iTevlous to thla ha bad named Elwood Wllea, who waa also elected to the po sition several weka ago by Iha naval hoarl, as paymaster to succeed A. J. Capron. resigned. Wiles' rank will be that of llrutenant commander. Hbepherd aaid today taat ha would remain In command of tha Boston whether Oovarnor Wast commissioned him or not. Tha governor's action la entirely Im material." ha aaid. "Ills commission now would ba n mere formality, aa I waa formally elected captain once and received a commlsalon at tha tlma from Oovarnor Bowermsn. and tha court haa held that West baa no authority to re move me" Shepherd remained on the Boston this afternoon, and will ha preeent al the 4rili on tha eraleeir tonight "TRIP TO PANAMA" DELIGHTS AUDIENCE Grace rr"7? Shur-ons, the result of 47 years' experience in makine- eyeelass and spectacle mountings, satisfy best when combined with our experience in selecting and adiu'stmsr the Shur-on you need. Right in the first place, Shur-ons fitted by us are right in the right place right in front of your eyes. Thompson? 209-10-11 Corbett Building Fifth and Morrison, 2d floor Notwithstanding atl the counter at tractions, tha Iyrlc theatre waa crowd ed at all three perforniHnces yester day by n Joyous and happy Festival crowd, witnessing the famous Arm- trang FollUs company In Its latest laughing conglomeration. "A Trip to T i.imi." At thla time when every one Is In a Jovial spirit and out for a good time, the Armstrong Folllea com pany will prove lo ba one of the at tractions of th week. "A Trip to Pan ama" Is one long" scream from start to finish. The acene In laid aboard a steamer bound for the Ifltlimtis. Jerry Klannlgan with Ills wife and daughter rrrlve aboard and Jerry Immediately proceeds to carry on a flirtation with an actress of fame. lie gets along . f.tiely untl; Jake Croneemryer, who hap- ' pena to he an enemy of hie, appears on I the field and then there Is trouble ft-plenty.' Each one tries to outdo the i ether and the i In steps Mrs. Flannlgan, who has Dcen warnoa Dy letter or tne unfaithfulness of her spouse. Jerry Flannlvan Is played by Will Armstrong, i and at all times he will bring tears of joy to one's eyes by hie extremely fun ny antics, (jus Leonard la as dry as ever, but his witty sayings keep one In an uproar. Kthel Davis, as the famous actress acts the part and appears In some very stunning gowns, especially a sheath gown of gorgeous creation. She sings a number Of catchy Song numbers as- Histcd by the chorus, that are pleasing. Clara Howard as Mrs. Flannlgan, Is exceptionally good and scores a big hit in "That Haunting Melody," assisted by the Baby Dolls as a ' Kazoo" band. A patriotic spirit prevails throughout the piece, "A Dream of the U. 8. A., "Oh. You Sailor Boy," and others of a like calibre bringing forth prolonged ap plause. ' The same bill will run all week w--.i daily matinees and. two night per formances and the famous' "baby doll" contest after each performance on; Fri day night. Joy for Smokers The high cost of living has forced many men to cut dawn expenses. You can,do this,1 fmoktng "Sam Sloan" 5-cent cigar, l '-c:, ... "' 1 1;;. .Jau?..J.;m.i ?r'n .-m IN COMES GALLAGHER; OUT HE 60ES WHIST1 (L'nlted I'reaa Leased Wire.) San Francisco. June ll.-After an absence of two years, James L. Galla gher, a city supervisor during the Schmita administration, and who left during the graft trials. In which he occupied tho position as chief witness for the prosecution, returned to San Francisco yesterday, but left immedi ately. Gallagher and his wife were reg istered at a hotel In Oakland Saturday. Gallagher disappeared from San Fran cisco following the election of Charles M. Fickert. Several attempts, it Is said, were made to kilt 'Gallagher and aa a result of threats, he left. ;NEW SAWMILL READY TO BEGIN OPERATIONS (Special to The Journal. I Klickitat. Wash., Juno 11. Harry Holmes, secretary, and treasurer of the Western Pine ,. Lumber company, an nounces that the eight foot band aaw mtll, witb a. cutting capacity of 60,006 feet of lumber par day. will begin oars- Ing Monday morning at full capacity. The Western , Pine - Lumtxr- company mill- after being, burned, resuming operation 'means' , much for- Wright' station arnd Wahkiacue, as many of the settlers thereabout will be employed. - Sample Pumps and Oxfords S4 Values $1.98 Sample line of SI grmd of Ox ford and Pump,, il stylet; lijes 3 to 4( only, go on aal tomorrow at only 9 1.08. This it an opportunity not to be overlooked and thould be taken advantage of early in the day. Uarthal 4900, A4CCJ litrt's And Boyt' Clothing on balcony, DaddJng, fifth floor, lie it Millinery Store Furniture. Beds and values in Portland. 300 Embroidered Robes Reg ular $10.00 Values Only $3.48 Aa extraordinary barrain in Una Embroidered Robe Pat terns. They come in ail white, all black and black embroid ered la color. Each pattern contains S yards of full length flouncing, three yards oi plain net and three yards of band trimming three inches wide to match. They are o J O jyaJwJ.io Great Sale of Tan Moccasins Thee Moccasins are made of the beat grade of extra heavy chrome tan leather. Price t are much lets than elsewhere. Sixes 6 to 10 now at 91.10 1 Sues 11 to I now at 91.35 Siies 3 to S now at $1.05 I Sties 6 to 11 now at $1.85 . i ti ,i i r cj Tailored Suits. Regular $15 to $20 Values, $7.98 ' rl reanttar lift waluea finarrlal tnr Inmnrmw at an : t , .. j - T" Souvenirs. Banks, Playing Cards. of Portland and Vicinity; $1.00 values. Views I fi at An I .n r , rts nuiiz uincr wajsaaroros JEverything to eat and wear under one roof, A Sale of 50,000 Yards of Wash Goods You Can Save From One-third to One-half! Buy Now New Dress Linen Reg. 35c-50c Values 24c Bought tmderprice by u picd on lo you on the same basil. They come in Plaint and Fncie 27 to 36 inches wide. Our 35c and Olp 50c values, on isle at onlywixi Best Seco Silks Reg ular 35c Values at 19c A part Silk Fabric, toft and luetrotn, tuitable for party and dancing frock and itrert dreitrs. Full line of new est colon. Sold regularly at 1 Q 35c. Special for this tale at J-ci New Apron Ginghams Very Special at 6V4c 50 pieces specially priced staple check; broken checks, blues, browns, greens. Very special for this sale tomorrow at only, each Fine Lisle Tissue 35c Values at 23c Over 5000 yards of Arabian and lisle tissues stripes, checks all the new color combinations a well washing fabric Reg ular 35c values, on sale V, 23c Real White Linaire 20c Values at 14c i 1000 yards of White Linare the advertised fabric an evenly woven fabric with a mercerized f'n-"lf ish. Regularly 20c here at All Cotton Pongees Reg. 25c Values at 14c Silk Stripe Voile Reg ular 50c Values at 26c A most fashionable fabric very even ly woven with a silk stripe 35 shades suitable for party or street OCp dresses. Our 50c values, only aWlll Cross Bar Dimity Reg ular 15c Values at 8c 500 yards of White Crossbar Dimity in baby checks, 27 inches wide. A grade never told at less than 15c. 0 Special here tomorrow at only Oi Made of arg. mixtures, homespuns, tweeds and checks. All the latest color ings, all (he latest styles. Faultless in workmanahip. Actual $15 and T QQ f20 values are priced at cmlytdf c JJO Waists 100 Styles SI Values Only 69c Fresh from the makers White and Colored i Wains over 100 styles to choose from high and low collar. Worth tt least $100 (Cl( on isle hsre tomorrow tl only, each UiU $1 Middy Blouses 69c They com in while with nation collars and cuffs. ft 00 values, on sale tomorrow st only red and blue combl Our regular CQn Wash Skirts Special $1.29 Of White Linen, strictly tailored, four-gored, pearl button trimmed. Great value. OQ for tomorrow's sale your choice at OI"' $1 Beach and Outing Hats Only 49c Black and Outing Hats Java. Peanut and Penokia Braid. AQ Various kinds and shapes. All $1.00 values on sale now at 10,000 yards in all the popular shades pink, lavender, gray, brown, tan. Suitable for evening and street wear. Our 25c val ues, on sale now at onl :U4c Groceries Always Less Fancy Blue Stem Patent Economy Flour barrel 4.60 50 lbs. f 1.17 Cream of Wheat, per package 141 Camp'll's Soups, 21 kinds. 3 cans 33? Log Cabin Syrup gallon for 92f 5000 Pieces of Jewelry to $2.75 Values at 39c All Manufacturers' Samples Bracelets, Watch Chains, Lava lieres, Necklaces. Belts, Jabot. Beauty and Hat Pins, Cuff Links, Watch Fobs, Rings, Crosses etc. Values to QQ $2.75 Special this salt at 07l Sample Hand Bags, to $5 Values Now at 98c Manufacturers' Samples of Handbags velvet, suede, tapes tryall shades seal and linen. Value rtt up to $5.00. While they last., you may take your choice of the collection QQs at this low price, only Ol of the Following requests from all over' Oregon, this memorable performance will be repeated. Two more performances only. GET SEATS NOW. Five thousand turned away last night. Wednesday AND ONLY SEAT SALE 10 TO 9 TODAY AT ROWE & MARTIN'S Drug Store, Sixth and Washington. PRICES Box Seats ...$2.00 Grandstand, first 10 rows ........ .$1.50 Grandstand, resVd$1.0Q General Admission, unreserved ......50c Children Under 12.. 25c Hear and Sec In Any Seat Multnomah Field 41 it 1 U. 4 . Kf-!0;j, -JI 1 'ftYX i The National s Orders From New York Ignore All Idea of Profit Close OutEntireStock Summer Suits, Coats. Dresses. Petticoats. Etc. At Once THESE PRICES WILL DO THE WORK Sr..!$ 14.95 Ser.ge...$9.95 Fancy Mixtures for &L fiC only. . ; JO.ytJ Values to $45.00 Beautiful Summer Coats at the Same Ridiculous Price The Garments Must Be Sold Within the Next Fifteen Days! $1.00 SILK AND MESSALINE PETTI COATS, values to $5.00. . . . . SUMMER DRESSES, values to $20, Linens, Voiles, Crashes, Silks, etc. Your choice $3.95 to $7.95. 8 There's nothing so cool, freh and pura as 'VTEATHERLT ICE CREAM. - Let a spoonful rest for a moment on your tonjue; then let It trickle down your hot, parched throat, reus for a aecond and realise the full g-ooaness or tnis cream or an cream. Do you know why It la so good and pure, so fresh and nourishing, so rauoin ana veiTaiy, u oia iiui -jusi nappen to do mat way. The most acrupuloua care In the modern and sanitary Weatherly fao- me seisciion or ins cream, in of WEATHERLY Is what makes tory in making1 lshinf. auxar. the it so aeiiciousiy flavor and rich and In the nour- Only ona of th CREAM what it li that It Is a reason, just ona. wnicn s so easily aaslmllated and make WEATHERLT so anjoyabi l th ICE fact HOMOGENIZED one through th Homog-enlzer, where all tha re vested. It la a process makes Weatherly the rone tnrourn in nomoaremzer. wher. mue parncias or oream are pronen up inio me iinest aioms. A a That means that it haa suit w.ath.rlv food for everyone blr and little. . This Ideal Ice cream for in them these hot daya. Let them enjoy the cooling nourishment of Weatherly. Take some noma with you. - Tou can do so. knowfnsr von an trlvlng- them a Perfect food. , Homogenising; la only one of tha reason wny you snouia always insist on.weatneriy ic will be told about Uter. - ce 'Cream 1 always smooth and easily digested is;' ana iitne. . inis process makes weatherly Infant, invalids and convalescents. Don't forget ;ream. Other reasons Where We Are Take the elevator to Second Floor, S wetland BIdg., Fifth and Washington Sts. Entrance on . Fifths Next to Postal Shop. DON'T FORGET UPSTAIRS Fifth and Washington Sts. fSiiit mModik OTBB SOO bSAUBBS cajukt wsathsblt. TOU CAS SAT AJTD WOT IT aUOHT TMXMM OM TOU CAH TAKB IT KOafS OS ' - KATB XT BUTXaUE3. 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