OllllCOU DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, WIIDNKSDAY LVllUlUG, JUL:
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Annual Conference of North-
west Opens, at Gcarhart
Today.
OFFICERS OF BATTALIONS, Oi A. C. CADET CORPS
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Portland, Montana and Idaho T, W.
C. A, (iris to the number of nearly 100
left by special train yeeterday after,
'noon for Uearhart Park, where they art
to meet SO girls from trie sound citiea
and eastern asaoclatlon officer. This
morning the ninth annual conferenca
of the northwest la scheduled to open
under moat auspicious clrcumatancea.
The conference,' which laats JO daya,
la for general inaplratlon and help
from the atudy of the Bible and of mis
slon and community problems as well
as for the discussion of technical asso-
clatlon nroblems.
The executive officer of the confer
ence la Dr. Anna U Brown, speclallat
in. Physical eductalon and hyglena
Other national secretaries present are:
, Mlsa Edith M. Dabb of the student
committee, and Mrs. Edith Terry Brem.
mer of tha city committee or tha de
partment of method; Mies Edith N.
Stanton of the secretarial department.
and the field secretaries of tha north'
west field committee. .
Study Classss to Meet
The Portland delegation was headed
.yesterday by Miss Carrie Holbrook, tha
president of the local association. Mlsa
'Una James, general secretary of tho
'local association, will be In attendance
at tha conferenca later, Among tho
.speakers at tha conferenca will be Rev,
.Luther R. Dyott, paator of th First
Conrregatlonal church of this city,
The mornings ara divided Into three
periods. Flrat there will be four Bible
study classes. Rev. Charles ityan aq
ams, D. D., of tha Tresbyterlan church
of Champagne, 111 will lead a claaa on
"Dlsclpleshlp." There-will be a class
for older students, under Professor C.
'A. Isaacs of Washington state college.
'Pullman, taking up the Epistles of
written by Professor Nourseaa a basis. Top -A. F. Mason, Pasadens, Ctl., left 3e. major;
,For tha younger students. Professor J.
G. Eldridge, dean of Idaho university,
'will teach a course In tha Ufa of Christ,
using Oldham's Studlea In Mark as a I
'text book. A class for young city girls
will be given by Miss sara springer, jngtea(J, Rev. Dr, Dyott win ba one of
reiigioua wora uirecior oi n oewiu tha Blatform speakers and other will
association, on Women or Ancient is- b, Rev Herbert H. Gowen, rector of
r". 1 Trinity Episcopal chOreh, Seattle;. Mlsa
- To Consider Missions, I Margaret Matthews, who will be home
Tne socona penoa win oe aevoiea to i f r0nt a furlough in Japan, ana vx.
mission ana community scuay. x1 our i Adams.
w-TrlvniSaSrt of th. n.n ?.t The afternoons ara free for recrea-
5"!?. iM ttih fc5?SSl2 t,on- A complete committee will ba ee;
home mission board, with headquarters ., lmn th. jut..!.,, ,hS
In thia city, will give a course in "Mor.
A. 0. Mangold,
Dickey, Molalja,
Portland. mrJor Second battalion. Center -C. A.
Or., major Third battalion. Bottom R. M. Howard, Corvallls, left,
lieutenant colonel; Henry O'Dean, Portland, cadet colonel.
lected from among the delegates who
41 1 m.V. MAnimMta tnm .11 th- Ah
.pefuii-t Rf-Ssi " u
well as for Association day, to which
each association represented at 'the
conference la asked to contribute . its
share. It is expected this year, as in
monism,
national board specialist
work, will present her work. ' There
'Will be two classes in foreign .missions.
,One of them Will deal with specific for
.elgn countries, while the ' other " will
have educational methoda - in- general V:,", im'V
for "Its aubiect Professor Frederick "" ' "
Boughton of McMInnrille will lead the
of the favorite recreations
The visitors make the uearhart hotel
their headquarters.
A feature of the conference will be
the awarding of first and second p rises
for the . best sets of photographs of
former and tha traveling secretaries for
the atudent volunteer movement the
latter.
' In the third hour technical assocla-
. I tw.klM.M " Will h ,M
three separate, counclls-a council for roup" and Bcener3r l tot confrenc-
volunteer workers and employed offl- ,,,,
cer. in , dty "-ociaOon underthe SHRINERS LEAVE FOR
board. McDabb will conduct a coun
cil for atudenta and there will be a gen
eeral conference in which free discus
sion will predominate. -
. Platform Keettag Plaaaea.
.There will be. either, vesper. services
pr evening platform meetings each day
of the conference, except on Association
,day, when a song.serylce will be held
SPOKANE POW WOW
Today is Shriher day at the Spokane
Pow . Wow and Portland's Al Kader
Shrine, as usual, is well represented. A
special train, bearing 1 members of the
fraternity, left Portland last night for
the festival city, where today the town
has been thrown wide open In honor of
the lodge visitors from Tacoma, Seattle
and Vancouver. The train last night
was distinctively a Shrlner special, even
members of the train crew being mem
bers of the Masonlo safety valve or
ganisation. .......
Al Kader temple, being the oldest
in the northwest, was given the place
of honor today, D. G. Tomaslnl, illus
trious potentate, heads Al Kader. Then
there is a band of the Arab Patrol along
with , the Shrlner band of 10 pieces. .
The Portland party will leave Spo
kane to return to this city at 3 o'clock
tomorrow morning. The special will
arrive here about noon. -
- Sawmill Resumes Operations).
It was announced this morning by
lumbermen that the Columbia County
Lumber company at St Helens, after
being shut down for several weeks on
account of the high water, has resumed
operations. This is the first of the mills
that was put out of business by the
spring freshet to resume operations.
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' War of All Nations.
(United Press Leased WlrO
San Francisco, June IS. World war
In miniature landed five boys in the
detention home. On Sing and two other
young "yellow perils" beat up Angelo
Cartl, an Italian. Frank Peterson, of
Viking stock, butted in and bested the
Chinese. A btg Irish-American cop took !
them an in.
JAPS m MI
CI11ZBK. SAYS HATIDR
(United rrril I.nffl Wlr.)
Los Angeles. June 18. Speaking in
his native tongue to- a large audience
of local Js panes, A. Hattorl, member
of the minority party of the Japanese
purl lament, declared that Japanese and
the United States .neyer would go to
war.
"There never will be War between
Japan and this country," tha states
man told hla audience. "When I left
Japan, the California antl-allen land law
hsd just ben paased. There was con
siderable excitement at home, but when
I arrived here there seemed to be no
aurh excitement among the Japaneae
In America.
, "The preaent treaty .between the two
countries la a faulty 'one. The only so
lutlon of the preaent trouble la for
America to allow. the Japaneae to be
come naturalised."
ROAD WORK SUFFERS
; FROM LACK OF FUNDS
Owing to the small amount 'of road
money available, the county commie
aloners yesterday morning decided not to
improve about 7000 feet of the Patton
road which had been petitioned for, but
ordered that the road be properly ahaped
and provision made for draining It.
The proposed improvement would
have cost 14640, according to the esti
mate of County Road Supervisor Chap
man. .....
YOuCALLA GIRL OF 17
' HATCHES 291 CHICKENS
AND RAISES EVERY ONE
Woman Leaves $15,000."'-' .
By the will of May Hartnett, who died
in Portland Monday, her brother Iaw
rence Hartnett of San Francisco Is left
her entire estate. It consists of 116,000
On deposit with the Security Savings &
Trust company. John M. Geartn wae a p.
pointed executor of the eetate because
Mr. Hartnett s residence in San Fran
cisco would not permit his accepting
the appointment of himself as provided
by his sister in her wllL The estate is
without debt
" Be Progressive
A Droe-reealve seller knows and uiti
Tha Journal "want"' columns a rro-
JresstVe buyer knows and reads The
ournal'a "want" columns. Suppose it's
a baraaln in a Piano that you are after
there Is no quicker way of getting in
loucn wun uiuee wno nave oargams
than reading the "want ada" in the
musical Instrument column. Be progres
siveread The Journal "want ads."
4 fallen) nureatt of Th Jrxirnul ) 4
4 Rulem, (jr., June 18. iJown at
e Totu-alla, In IxiurIkh county, la
4 a high school girl who not only
4 knows how to hatoh chlcknna, 4
e but how to raise thmn after
e they break the shells. F.he lias
4 made a record of 100 from
e January 1 to June 1, a record no 4
e doubt ahe thinks will hold ex-
e 'Perlenced poultry ralarra for a
e while. e)
e She is Mlsa Anna Huntington, e
e 17 yeara old, and a tenth grade 4
e pupil. From January 1 to June
e 1 ahe hatched 294 chicks and e
e every one of them lived. They e
e are Barred Plymouth Rocks, H. e)
e C. Rhode Island Reds and S. C. e
e White Leghorns. e
J Miss Huntington was awarded 4
special prises. 4
4'. '
VANCOUVER BATTERIES
SAIL FOR MANILA JULY 5
(United Pres Leased Wlre.1 ,
San Francisco, June II. Three bat
teries of the Second field artillery, wltli
headquarters and band, under ordera
to proceed from Vancouver Barracks,
Wash., to Manila, will sail from San
Franolaco July, 8,. and the guns, am
munition and animals of the command
will be taken on the army transport
pix, leaving Seattle June 25.
Last Case, Cleared Up. :
For-the first time In six years the
Oregon Railroad commission hss no
cases in litigation before the United
States supreme court. The decision of
that court Monday 1n the action known
as the "Oregon rate cases" was the last
case the railroad commission had before
that body. During the past six years "a
number of cases )n which the Oregon
Railroad commission has been Inter
ested have been decided by the United
Bute supreme court. The cases have
necessitated numerous trips to Wash
ington, D. C, by members of the commission.
"CluDGih" ttCL:tR OU
OF HOSPITAL: SiLENT
(t'nlttd Trws I.mmxI Wlr.
New York, June 1. "Brldgle' Web
bar, the at aide gangster who was
myateriously stabbed early Saturday
morning, waa so far recovered today
that he waa able to leave the hospital.
Webber abaolutely refuaed to aay any
thing about the atabblng except that he
was attacked by some unknown "kid."
It was feared at flrat that the knife
used might have been poisoned, but this
proved groundless.
flDSE ..ill CUix
AIL ILLS III 10 YEARS
Mlnnespott. June, II. The first meet
ing of the niMln body Of the American
Medical asaorlatlon . began yesterday,
when John Whltherspoon of Nashville,
Tenn., waa lnatalled as president. With
erapoon predicted that within 10 years
the administration of various serums
would conquer every human scourge. He
predicted the same progress in the-antitoxin's
for tuberculosis and pneumonia
as had been In those which conquer
aplnal meningitis, smallpox and typhoid.
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Woman Chosen a Orator.
Madison, Wis., June 11 -Miss Bell
Fllgelman, of Helena, Mont., was chosen
to represent the outgoing class as
commencement orator at the University
of Wisconsin, the first tfme in ten years
that a woman had been so honored. In
her oration she made a plea for a bet
ter interpretation of the word "free
Sweeping Price Red uctions
in All Lines
. Feature Feldenheimer's
emovai oaie
A resolution to discontinue many lines In the
new store and a determination to close out -the
present stock before removal makes dras- '
tic reduction! Imperative. Exceptional oppor- :
inlties are presented now to replenish your
table ware at prices close to cost. Excep
tional values are offered tv cut glass, ster
line silver sets, bronzes, Jewelry, diamonds
and all related lines. J
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warn.
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THE GREATEST, BIGGEST AND
MOST STUPENDOUS
MERCHANDISING EVENT
EVER HELD IN PORTLAND
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OUTi(l2)
COMBINED- SAMPLE LINES
WESTERN DRY GOODS COMPANY
OF SEATTLE, WASH. THE GREAT
. STOCK OF M. J. NASH & Co.
OF NEWBERG, OR. AND THE
HAMBURGER DEPT. STORE STOCK
145 SECOND ST., PORTLAND, OR.
SALE STARTS FRIDAY AT 9 A. M.
IT WILL BE A SENSATION
SEE TOMORROWS PAPERS
We 'have confined this list for tomorrow strictly to drugs and to preparations of our own manu
:ture. 'v. . -v:" " . ' : ' " v
We do hot often cut the price of our own manufactured products because, the quality alone is suf
ficient inducement to ourchase. but in order to sustain the interest in our TWENTY-FIRST BIRTH
DAY CELEBRATION we have added many items, the prices of which have not been reduced for. 3f
lsSSS' many months. ...... i -""feif
In addition to this we have included many preparations from our own-laboratory. . 1 J ;
All of these items have a very extensive sale at our regular prices, and we expect to be exceptionally busy selling at F3
these special prices, .." .,
M Pnirlnir H AT T7 PPIPP H AY " Q annnnnrAtriAnf of ftfffirinW'a
M. M. fUU W Ma A M.M. m.M ; M. JM m . A Si sWa UA AlalWMftalVWalalaiWalslW ,. -aa sae eai sP-rv c xw
f or this day in Thursday night's and Friday morning's papers. r.
Remarkable Anniversary
I Tombrrow'O NpteThem:
3 ? 7! Aromatic Snlrita ( 25c size Como. Licorice . I 40c 16 oz. Powdered Ta- I 25c size Rock Candy.. .155 11
25c size Aromatic Spirits
Ammonia... ......15
25c size Artificial Carls
bad Salts, lb. ......... 19ti
15c size Baker Troches. 7(0
75c size Baker Sarsapa
rUla.... ....47
25c size Baker Carbolic
Salve.. .......13
85c size Baker Emulsion
Cod Liver, Oil ....... 57?
25c size - Baker Poison
va& vfci.ujr ....... . .iy
S3 )?. ci 'Ralcir Liniment. 15?
25c size Benzoin Cream. 14
45c pint Bay Rum...-. . ,29
fa UVw sue ua.frs-i a vawiu
g Treatment . . , . ...... .29
M 100 fresh Calomel Tab
lets ................. 15J
25c size Cream Tartar. .15
25c size Cottonseed Oil .15
25c 8 oz. Catnip ....... 15
8 oz. pkg. Cocoa Butter,
9.!ir value .1 K
25c size Camphor'ed Oil 15
20c size Citrate of Mag
nesia Solution . ... . . . 14?
25c 3 oz. Chloroform... 15
skbs - ae mm
sri iioc 4 oz. uniorotorm
. . . ....... f.vV
3 oz. Gum Tra
gacantn, (25 cent
value . .. .15
25c size Green
Soap .. ...IDC
15c size Glycer
ine and Rose-
wate; ....152
1 pint Glycer-
-iner purr-.3G
25c size Comp. Licorice
Powder . . . ....... ..15
25c size Charcoal ' Tab-"
lets.... ..........12
25c 2 oz. Collodion . . . . .152
25c size Cocoanut Oil. .. 15
25c size Carter's Lithia -Tablets
r: .. . ... ;.13t
r20c size Denatured Alco
hol, full pint . . . . . . . . ,12c?
25c 3 oz. Essence of Pep
sin . . . . ... . .15?
1 5c 4 oz. Elm Bark ..... 9?
75c size Exceda Toilet
Wfttcr p 40
50c size Exceda Cold
Cream,.. :..27?
75c size Exceda Face
Powder. .57?
75c size Elixir of Iron,
Quinine and Strych
nine, 1 pint .57?.
25c size FL Extract Cas
cara Aromatic .15?
20c size Lesley tine.'. .. .120
20c qtf Lime ' Water. . . . 7?
25c 3 oz. LysoL . ...... 15?
15c 4 oz. Powdered Ar
" rowroot , 9
1 lb. Powdered Saltpeter 15?
2 oz. Powd'ed Rhubarb,
25c value . . . .15
25c 6 oz., Paregoric ...,15?
40c 16 oz. Powdered Ja
maica Ginger 230
25c 6 oz. Permanganate
of Potash . 15?
25c see Powdered Orris 15
25c size "Owl" Smelling
Salts .............. .1Q0
25c size Owr Rose .
v" Cold Cream . . . . . . . . 13?
50c size "Owl" Theatri
cal Cold Cream. .. : . 29?
10c size "Owl" Fish Food 6?
25c size Oil of Euca
lyptus .... . . '-. . ; . .15?
25c size ."Owl" Shampoo 14?
25c size "Owl" Corn Paint 9?
25c size "Owl" Castor
Oil Aromatic ........ 14
50c size 'Owl" Skin
Cream ... 27?
25c " size Burton Liver
Tablets . . ,t . . t . j. 13
25c size Oil of Winter-
' . green ...... . . . . . . 15t?
15c size "Owl" Dog Soap 9?
25c size "Owl" Gargle. .14?
25c size OU of Cloves . . 15
25c 2 drachms Menthol
Crystals ........... -.15J
$1.00 size Nile Blossom
Extract -. ...... .670
21,802 Prescriptions Filled by the Owl Drug Co. During May I
V. i I ...... . ... . . - ' , J
Owl' stores -are open. aTnndays from I A, K to 1 r. M., and from 6 T. M. to 10 V. tL
Washington and Broadway
50c lb. Hods' at -
only . . . . 39? ESTABLISHED 1692 ! ; EIGHTEEN STORES ON THE PACIFIC COAST
25c size Rock Candy... 15?
9. It Vnrhfm fialta IPS
50c pound Spermaceti.. 33?
50c pound Senna Leaves 30? H
65c sack Sea Salt (25 ' Cli
pounds)- . . ... .'. . . " . ..39t?
85c size Scott Hypophbs- ,
ophites .............. 47J
25c size Spirits of Cam-
Phor ............IS?
a pouna atiCK juiconce, iwi
, fr. -1 K L -uJ
35c pound Sarsaf ras Bark 21? -25c
size Spirits of Nitre 15(
20c size Silicate of Soda 12.
25c size Thompson Head
ache Powders . . . .. . , 120
itoc oz. i inciure myrrn xofT ' K2f
2Sr n't7 Tincture Arnica IK . lJ
25c 2 oz. Tincture Iodine 15t?
25c 4 oz. Tincture Chlor
ide of Iron 15
25c size Thompson's
Cold Remedy . . . . . . . ; 13?
25c size Todco Talcum v
Powder-14 0
25c size Tincture Ben-
win 15
Z5c size Witch Hazel
Cream 130
25c size Zinc Oxide '
,.,.......15.? E
25c size Japa-,
n e s e Cleaning
Fluid ....12c?
25c size Kent'
VermlnDeJ
itroyer ,,.13
75c size Lennox!
HairTonic 53?
isiz-rrajy-t 1
lot ...... 04
Ointment
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