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THK ORKOOM DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. WEDNESDAY EVENING. JUNK It. Hit OARING YOUTHFUL OIROMAM FLIES FROM ROOF OF MULTNOMAH HOTEL TO VANCOUVER. WASHINGTON. IN TWELVE MINUTES I OARING AVIATOR IKES HUNG FLIGHT IN SAFETY Death-Defying Journey in Mid Air Stamps Silas Christof- ienon as Couraaeous and Skillful Manipulator. i i it ' .1. ktirr.f f aie ! W.e u-"l Jad -g eaJ a. I .iiil.it ill Iha fli- t hi. IlKtl frvia tha I ( te Itatel Ma:i"'iHK. I'nll'tll . lllll lawte.a. TVaet hlh k r..rei4 .uJj !. lib. imi jv Chrfc'f PiM tr rHii!r ! I-- ) J the tr4 i.1 tx":d eaf iUi View pal el ef er.'ae bis war. rnM ' i im lB1M mm m4. la I' n-!ttle. aa fell the aarial UigSeer Ihrugf jal " ,r,v . ... I CtiriMefferae i'" f CAaleal Ma ! "f "' whit final prtreiMoe '' ere bale niada. I stake rim nun. II Ma nlf ft niinilMt) tura r '" j,)aea ef hia Ourtie Ml to eee i J I wa 11. t4 tool dU eat ai He a tear! a a f Mir of id hew iiaa '" Tea maotuae e gien airi propeller r.pole4 to the wiih jH,r. en elide r-efuiljr alnna the l fol U(t)ll Inclined runwaf whirh had beo kullt iha Uaalh of the hotel roof Two ar tare feet f Ibe and or Ilia run war, tha -Jumping off Ue.- aa 1 war, tha aviator tUtad bla front plana and tha marhlna took tha air aa II runat ' ha taaaa If prohablr a (alal --idnl " wara t pa avvtUad. t'hri.lorf.roo tar4 allft.tly to tha a( haadrd nvrih. nd than turalnt again alldhllr to (he waat aa aa aoon -u ot aifUC Twilvi ntlnutoa lalrr rJ cam from VaJIfOtirar thai tha nianbird hmd maJa aacoaaaful landlni oM th polo It-lunU. at tha barrarka. "Whlla my trip nut aa plnaarn a aoma mlcht think I n(u)rJ It immanaaljr." aM t'hrtatof fran Aftar ba climb r from hia macMna. Tha air waa haavy and I had auma III- tla difficult in ratting I ha haliht I Waatad. oara 9000 FaaC , Who 1 laft lha nxf of tha hvlrl avarrthlnf waa lovely, but the forward plana did hot reapond aa I woulJ have had It do. I loat my way aoon after ;! n a 0L John, but on aein tha North liauk railroad brtdfa at Vancouver 1 gut my baartnra again, and knowlnr thai I i kaarlna irw r"l I haadad aaat. I waa f lying about SO00 faet high when I paaaad tha rivar aouth of Vancouver There waa not aa much rain at that al- tltud a thar waa nearer tha earth. Several frletida ware waiting to grret Cbrlatorreraon on hia arrival at Van couver and l wag aoon bark. In Port' land again, receiving tha congralula tlona of other frlenda and admirers. rraparatldna for other fllghta are be. Inf made by Chrlatofferaon, and weath r condition permuting, he nmy give further damonatrallona dmltig Koctlval week. V' 7 i . I hceB)e al hoateJry whrra tlioWMavda a f r"rpl( ta KUaa CKrlU(ferMa Laiuarh arroeJaaa la oeio af rmm dartac fljghu la hAaTUrMhava-air rmarhla erar auada. THp wtthowt raUhaa. man nei PARADE FRIDAY 4000 Pupils From 20 Schools Will Take Part in Pageant. 50 CHILDREN TO TAKE : IMPORTANT PART IN At i orlork PYlday afternoon on (i ra r. 1 avtnue the Human Rnaebud pa railn mill take plare. It la one of tha moat genuinely beautiful, wlnanm evanla of tha horn Keellval. It la the contribution of tha raat aide bualneaa men and arhoola lo the Teatlval. Kur thounuod children from 10 arhoola ha j been trained to exqulaltely maoeur.r In a erore of Inlrloata, rom petltlva forma tlona by I'rofraaor Robert Krohn. 1 ha children will reprcaent fluxira of many klnda with the roaa leading. There will ba folk danrea and llegorlea. The children are entering Into tie plan with an cnthualnam that ironilace a raprtaenlatlon much auperlnr tn thnt of lam yeur. heuutlful aa It waa. rrof.eaor Krohn announced today the formation for the parade, aa follow : Tlrat Plvlalon, A. aV. Draper, Captain. Form at Pacific and Grand avenue Police: Grgnd Mar. ha) Finger and aldea F!u n i Kldu liitftlneag Meti'i auto; police band Form at Grand avenue and Hollnday Koae slrla. led by Robert Krohn; Creaton ai-hoel. led by W. A. Dlckaon; Arleta acliool, lod by S. F. Hall; bell- J It. Mrlr. Vernon afboal. led by S il.lam l arker. Ire II nun Itoartud paraila I the trioinh of aiiMhi ef aaiieni drilling a ad (he Ixet eal.taa- of !! rUat H'd hualue.a Men a lab and lie ej-. al com m 1 1 1 ee, i. f chairman. rhlch O IllgaLi la STATES WILL NOT RECOGNIZE TAFT WHATEVER RESULT irorltnued Krom Pag Ona.) Fl AR nAY FYFRfilRPs wo"'' '"ol. I.d by I.. H. Morgan. ... . , format - Fifty children from the Touch school are to tnka part in Uio Flag day celebration w nlch la to be given at the llungalow theatre at 1:30 o'clock Friday afternoon, under tha aunplcca of the Mult nomah chapter of the Daughtera of the American Revolution. "The Kvolutlon of the Flag" will ba the aubject of the program, it being tha hlatory of tha vari ous phases of the flag from its Inception to the present time. The etory la told by persons portraying tile characters of Uncle Sum and Mlas Columbia and Is to be llhtntrated by chil dren representing the dlfferont states. The Important changes In the flag will be marked by tJiaplaya of The Cambridge, Betay Ross, Star Spangled Ban ner of IB ntripes, Cpntcnnlal flag and others. The various evolutions of t he American flag Will be marked by recitations, ongs. marches and drills. The new flag coda adopted by the Bon and Daughter of the American Revolution will be given In full. Colonel Jamea J. Jackson will glv a short talk and Mrs. Henry W. Metzger will sing "The Star Spangled Banner." The general public Is Invited to be present. The admission is free. If a man Is rulsd by his feelinrjs We apt to travel In a zigzag course. iTi iMa-iriiaMdMii-artimaiTiitf For Baby $ake Be Careful rm at Seventh and Hollauay I.nlon band; lirooklyn arliool, led by Mis A. IMrnUk; Clinton Kelly school, led by L. A. Rerd; Woodstock school, led by A. J. Prldcaux. Foini Rt Ninth and Ilolladay Union bund. Richmond school, led by O. R. I'lnwlddle; Uewellyn achool, led by Mrs. I. M Allhanda; Peninsula school, led by E. II. Whitney; bnsoball teams In uniform. Saoond Division, Hopkln Jaakias, Oapt. Form nt Tenth and Ilolladay Wash ington JliRh mhool bund; Eliot achool, led by S. C. Jown; Allilna Homestead acliool, led by Hugh lloyd; Woodlawn achool . loci by T. J. Newblll; Bliaver Bchool. ltd bj- T. K. Spoils. Fo:!n at Hlcvi-nth nnd HollndHy Union band; Stephens school, led by R. K. Steele; Hawthoine school, led by F,. J. Had ley: Rose City school, Jed by Mrs. M. K. Lemon; IJuckman school, led by D. T. Van Tine. Third Division, it. Bpooner, Captain. Form at Twelfth and ilolladay Olrla band; Montavllla school, led by L. A. Wiley; Kerns school, led by Mrs. A. K. Watson; Glencoe school, led by C. M. Stafford; Bunnyslde school, led by E. D. Curtla. F'orm at Tenth North of Holladav Union band; Holladuy school, led by A. elao atUi'kad iha eommliiaa. Me charged that Tafl got delagalaa front three Kentucky diatricta without any Juatlflrallon In tha world " (iovarnor lllrani Johnaon nf Califor nia, la eipectert to arrive here today, and al onra laha bla plara among the loadcra in the fight to nominate Colon, l Ruoaevelt. It la e!lnated that at least half of tha national d-!eatea are hare and many boon r. and ntarchln rluha ar Pm tad to arrive be foe Saturday. The belief la growing today that many neiegatea wouio welcome a compromla candidate, many of them expreaalng disapproval of the methods being uaed by Minn for Rooaevelt and I'arnea for Tafi to round up delegate The flraj public denunciation of President Taft'e candidacy will come at a mass meeting of the Rooaevelt fol lower to be held Friday night In the Auditorium theatre. The candidacy and administration of President Taft will be attacked by Governor Hiram Johnson of California, Francla J. Heney of Son rranclsoo. governor TV. R. Stubba of Kanaas and Judja Hen Llndaey of Pen ver. Roth Taft nnd Roosevelt leadera I wii.g airrjiilig an.ait.la la w la the farr vf iha dale a lea. I'aagraaomaa XTilnam n McKlnlay Taft raanpaign "a.aa. haa raate4 IK aatira ftacand Mix r of Iha Ortgreaa hotel and la giv ing rtarvtxxlir -glaj hajid " K.nator Inavn fvr Kuall baa ran lad tha t'lor.ntlaa room la Iha Congreaa baial at an ripenae of lltffl a day and li ewiartainlaa the dalegalea aad pallllr :aaa tih taivia and ainarra. WEATHER GAUGE SHOWS STORM IS RAPIDLY PASSING (Cont'nued From Page Ona) ar.d b.aiMirul vlaw 11 waa all a recowi panae for the delay and the consolation lay In the f-ict trial the brilliant preraa- eloaaJ wovld ba a vividly plaadld, a woriay of laa crowded tbotiaaada aa peeling It. a It wauld have baa last algtt llopa dafarrd but to ba raailaad." I the promlae of the Faalrval manage men! When It bacaraa eariaia that tha ra re da rwuld not ba given last night, lb waa aant forth along tha Una of par in the form of men with mera phonea. who I raver aad the etreeta threa llmea Kvery effort waa made to In form everyone. The young women who had coma lo tha Oriental building on the arpufcltlon ground a, where the float war built, wara aarrad with uPDr. than ukea In automobiles o tha street car. The sum plaa will ba followed tonight and Saturday night. Many of the girl are accompanied by their mother, a added precaution against e m ba r raa man t 250 BLACK CATS TO ASSEMBLE TONIGHT At I I a'elork tonight about II black rat will aae.rnble la tha blue room ef tha Hotel Multaocnah for a big Ho Ho faaaL II will ba followed by a eoaea tendon al which II kitten will b la- Itlalad lata tha myaurle ef lb kleg- dom of the black rat. "Bob" Inman. former 8 nark of faa Universe, wilt ba toaatmaater aad while there will ba no long a poach a a few peakera will ba called upon to ei- prea new Idaaa or nUmnt that they may harbor. Tha program I bo arranged that theae who attend will ba free to wltaeaa the Roae Feetlval featurea that ar lo en tertain for tha evening. j rree Home Telephones Th Home Telephone Gi liy h.i lni!)fj kt the rtxrenirnre of the ptitiu Juruii: lit Rue C-rniv.l lc lrlrjh.nr, with HrrJ nl In aialal the public Htlh ny kinl ol I n ( u r ni a t i n n tahith hty drtirr, ai the I ! kming p!itf: Third and Morritort Vlixh and Morriaan. Filth and Wathington. Park and Wathington. North Hank Dcpol. Union Depot Modern method arc caaentlal to auccen in anj builnen be came they are lime savers Oak Rink, now akatlogj bla erowda Hit modern real es tate dealer aavea time (which muni money) by using our guaranteed Certifi cate of Title. Inves tigate. Call for booklet- Title & Trust Co.. 4th and Oak. - -i Milady'i Toilet Table By Mmt, D'MILLE M. Cannon: HiE-hh.nd .nWi ... i."' l"1:"?" ",sn..l" "Kln. tJ , . njl. "Dull and llfelf-ffa hair makf-a m tPfim a n look older than aha should. Dry sham pooing makes I ho hair brieht r,tftv mnit clean full of life and luatre. Put four ounces of powdered orris root In a frul' Jar and mix It well with an nriaini pnekaae or thernjt. Sprinkle a teaspoon rul of tha mixture on the head once a week and brush It out thoroughly. Therox makes hair rrow vhun ru. ioimk cjatl laiia. "The natural beauty of a person's face iiuirrfu oy linn ana rirr v i.. brows and lashes. Rubbing gently with plain pyroxin wlil Induce them to grow long, thick and silky. The eyebrows should' be brushed dally to train them to grow into on arch. "Instead of powder and pnlnt, usaXa nimpie complexion lotion made at home hy dissolving an original package of i.nrinune in n nair pint or witch hotel Gently rub over the face In the morn inp and all day your skin will be as citar, son and satiny as a baby's with no nam or muaay discoloration. 'Deiatone Is equal to the electric needle for the removal of superfluous nair. in posmvciy painless and not nearly so expensive. Jusl mix a little aeiaione, with water; cover the Wild hairs with this paste; let it remain two minutes; men S3 SI m ts? m si So far thia event for which we had olanned manv month in advance, haa far ex- fQ? celled our expectations. jqt" Yesterday has so far proven to be the banner day. In providing something differ- ent for tomorrow, we have planned a COUPON DAY. Visitors to the Rose Carnival are appreciating the importance of JQJ this one week's sale and are taking advantage of each day s offerings. t-J The conveniences of this store arc yours to make the most of, and fWJ welcome. Parcels checked free of charge. Any information desired Zi will be cheerfully given. jfrgl We reserve the right to hmit quantities to purchasers, and cannot krjrj give assurance that articles advertised will last throughout the day. tJZJ weiivenes wiu oe maae at our earnest possible convenience. rBki a I imf yum i b.j iiTiy mi .iii i-fJM ii mi it . jii rr w it tin Tomorrow Is "Coupon Day" In order to purchase any Item on tha list, you must present the coupon. Every item is considerably underpriced, and most of them are offered at far less than' cost, but if we can impress you with The Owl's 20th Anniversary by a reduction on our actual cost, it surely is much better than giving a souvenir, which usually is of no value and conveys no lasting impression. Friday, the fifth day of this noteworthy event, will be Half-Price Day, but no item in today's paper will be repeated. m "COUPON DAY" Every Coupon Means a Very Special Price f " 1 T"- Ol T1 frt a ! xr a . ra . mi In Order To Share in These Offerings You Must Present The Coupon rrrcrrrriT frrz r-rr -r. fm r-r: -t - KM w " ' J ' nuiri win pe gone. ij II " ' M jpC Writing i aa n r y a v . ,. , .uafsn imjt ji . a rs i ma : tb aanr g m. ww t i inn t n t w at.' a r ': wrw wvw - 'u;.! v':, -a i r jana ir iw w . ihi naacv r.fm ..a-e lis i WF m rsssm i &m tit p0Cket Mil "fiff v&jlz .: -3- ' i . -t&nJt-? 1 1 1 fvcj its r "Vv. 1 IS Pi H KiZl ) and this coupon buys a 15c Collapsible Drinking Cup. coupon buys a 10c Tablet. 1 Ka na i"11 coupon buys a -wv 35c Cup. 35c Collapsible Drinking coupon buys a 25c Necessaire. i and this coupon buys a 10c) cake of Jap Rose Soap. H gi and this coupon buys a 15c ( t tubexf Lesley Dental Crm. 1 Ki an(l th' coupon buys XOK 25c Bath Cao. 1 anl this coupon buys the j-trv 50c size Burton Skin Ointment. i 1 and this coupon buys s UUl, 50c, 1-lb. tin of "Owl" Theatrical Cold Cream. OKi an coupon buys any 50c Comb in stocje. There is nothing more conduc ive to the baby health than PURE MILK 'Tne milk that is safe alway and especially in warm weather? Fnoae s for qualify. J' Main 31S2-A-1462 , PORTLAND PURE MILK Aft'D CREAM CO. Tha Store m New fetfaetiea haBdwntiy na- Good Meals at Camp Comfort The boys at Camp Comfort are using the same stove that they had last year. It was the best they couU get. It was a Ectio 11 CoohrStovc Ttls year tliey got a New Prfctiea Ores Also a. New Perfection Toaster Alse a New Perfectiet Br3er . "Cea, what a diferenc ia tha meals food stora Bakea, said one of tba bora. Aad tbey wiU ItU thor Mdiert aad wives about the acre, toot For the Now Perfecsiaa OS Caok-etov is aa convenient for the botn for dat eaaap. h wiM bake, brofl. raaat aad toast aa wdl aa a ichuW coal raoee. STANDARD OIL COMPANY Oniiwaaaateft . . -. in aja, vaj.- reniaaav vsna. ' l.ina. ty.il Mhed in nickel, with cabuat top, drop aSalvai, towal raclu, rtt. Loaf chimnajn. eotanla turquaiie - blue. Maaywkkl,2er3einam. All daalark Fna Caak Bak wiih erary atova. Caak-Boak aka gnaa la aayoaa aaaW S cask ta cmar ouiimg cart. and this coupon buys a 15c J CJV cake of Pears' Glyc. Soap. and coupon buys a 20c Celluloid Bouncing Ball. ' " O- and this coupon buys a XfJlv 25c deck of Bicycle Play ing Cards "I 0 and this coupon buys the Xtlf 25c site Todco Rose Tal- Cream. . i .1. i . i ' n llu cuupun uuys tne 35c size Hunvadi Water 1 F7 g and this coupon buys J-v50c size Baker Far 25c Box. ana tms coupon Duys a 50c Parisian Ivory Soap AQs and this coupon buys a HtOK $1 Parisian Ivory Comb. 4Q and this coupon buys a $1 Challenge 2-qt. Foun tain Syringe. 25c Liniment. 1 1 0n this coupon 35c size Raymond , ple.xion Cream 9 1 Qa and this coupon AaV' 50c size "Owl" Perfume. ) 1 Q and this coupon JLtv 40c. 1-lb 13c . cfielle and this coupon buys the 25c, yj-lb. package Ro- Salts. ( Chocolates, size 9 15c and this coupon burs . 25c box of Stationery 2 Sheets and envelopes. the i Til IV I 1 J buys the ) Com-j J ) buys the) Z. r i uuuiuci r i Kie W 1 Vtl "Todco" J Z T and this coupon buys a 50c Berry's Life Guard, for bathing. OKn anc' tn's couPon buy the aWtil 50c size "Owl" Skin Crm. Or7 and this coupon buys the aal L 50c size Revnal Face 49c and this coupon buys an 85c Alcohol Stove. ; and this coupon buyi ounce ol IN He tsloss Extract, worth $1. 50c 55c and this coupon buys any $1.25 Umbrella in stock. 50c Powder. and this coupon buys 50 Bath Spray. ( TKe and this OC "$1.25, 3-lb. Pan Chocolates. coupon buys box of Peter 29c Ginger, and this coupon buys a 1 50c ,1b. box Crystallized 1 Q nl this coupon buy the -ila, 35c size of Pluto Water. 19c and this counon buv 35c box of Crocu Linen ind package of Envelopes. QQ. and this coupon buy 4 4- - aPa-satMaiiaSyaaaiaia QQ, and this coupon buys aT 3 98c and this coupon buys any $2 Ladies' Handbag. 75c Hand Mirror. 39c and this coupon buys 75c Fiberloid Mirror. JH IQ and this coupon buys Vi-al any size Silk Elastic Three-quarter Hose, worth $3. UO ACk and this coupon buys $4.4:7 , $4.75 Matting Suit- i case. 4- PP TOMORROW a I r MXLdd long a ther Uat 1 liberal Sample of .Violet Dulce Talcum and . ,( Violet Dulce Face Powder ' tVorth while asHlnr for. A lmlta u. I aarred! mcfcha that -"trajt conaa. flrt I Seventh and .Washington- Street EIGHTEEN OWL STORES OX THE PACIFIC TOAST