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Newspaper Page Textc ALASKA sees now RUN TO BE A WEEKLY SCHEDULE Jrade Conditions Show an Increase Which Warrants Improvement of Service. WILL BEGIN TOMORROW ChM( WU1 Beoome Bf r active by Sail 'Ing of J. B. Stetson, 8. Thomas Wand to Bo rroo Ziaaoo Boat. NEW STEAMER OF GRACE LINE VISITS PORTLAND WITH CARGO FROM ATLANTIC COAST ttS TOW ifggrr rTrrrtEf' S- -yTOJ-K. ,,, .,. -,nn.trlrnn- fTHlll I ' -w yvfvivfiijtoztmitrties sift '" r " Trade conditions now warranting. th aervlc of the Portland Steamship company Into Alaska is to be Increased by placing; the steamer Qulnault and J. B. Stetson on regular weekly ached ule with the steamer Thomas L. Wand making Irregularly scheduled trips with freight only, probably every three weeks. The change becomes ef fectiv with the sailing of the Stetson tomorrow night. The Stetson and Qulnault will not touch at Puget sound ports under any consideration now, but will make direct trips back and forth between Portland and Ketchikan, Chomly, Yes Bay. Bur n'ett Inlet, Wrangel, Petersburg, Ju neau, Douglas. Sheep Creek, Burner's Bay. Haines and Hkagway. With the opening of the White Pass & Yukon railway on June 1 enough business has been assured the Portland Steamship company to make this new schedule pay, and It will be maintained at least during the summer rush. Arrangements of the running time of the Qulnault and Stetson wil give passenger service out of this port every week Instead of having to miss a ' week, whenever the Wand nailed, as has ben the custom sttice the steamers started. Passenger traffic as well as freight lias been all that could be de sired so far, and every effort is being made by the line to encourage it. That the Stetson and Qulnault will have no trouble keeping to a 14-day schedule Is the belljef of Manager Nor man I'. Titus of th, Portland Steam ship company. Captain F. L. liarri- mau brought tno J. ts. oieison in last night from Alaska, having com pleted a round trip In 13 days and stopped at Orays Harbor to load con siderable box Hliook for the return voyage. Captain Harrirnan Bays that he can make it without trouble and is glad of the chance to Improve the service. The Stetson will leave out tomorrow night from here with the cargo which h Wand was to have taken and the Quinault next Thurs day. These two steamers will oper ate out of Portland thereafter on each Thursday night at 9 o'clock. The steamer Thomas L. Wand. Cap tain A. C. Jansen, now on the Oregon Drydock being repaired from the dam- . age sustained In grounding north of Ketchikan, will now be used In a free lance freight Bervlce to Alaska which will take in many ports of call, Sitka, Klawack. Craig. Waterfall and Karheen, and all other west coast ports. Returning she will take care of the shipments of lime being made from UOche Harbor to Port land and of the gypsum which is being handled between Oypsum, Alas ka, and RoeUc .Harbor. Hhe will carry no perishable freight of -ny kind. I MRS. KATE YANDO IS CHOSEN PRESIDENT 0F REBEKAH ASSEMBLY Want Ad Rates ta effert Oct. t, 1913. ALL, PREVIOUS RATES CANCELLED CHARGED ADVERTISEMENTS Delly or Kanda?. 14 rent per wiwd per tnertion. This ehirs t for all ilsiwlf tea tlon ajcpi iom "Far Rent In PrlTale Pamllr." '"Room and Board In Prlrat Kamilr." "Situation Watt ed" and "Wanted to Rent" ada., which are 14 centa per 'rd per inwrtion. No ad rhargeU for ) than IK eeota. CASH APVEKTlSKMENTS 1 Vi cenla per word for all cHwlflcatlona excepting "For Rent In PrivatP Family." "Itoom and Board in Private Family." "Slt- . .... 1 . J t . ... . . m .1. MP.MinnVI A IS HnRt TO MaTA . h 14 cents per word illVIIIIIMI V I V wwa v - . lTir4 1 PORTLAND MARBLE WKS.. (4-2 4th st.. ooo. ttv hall. M.854. A-1U. BLS1AKSS PROPKRTV 66 I Need $500 Odd Fellows and Their Sister Members, PARADE IS THE FEATURE Three insertions for the price of two. Seven Insertion for (be price of fir. No ad taken for lea than 1.1 cents. NEW TODAY KbicotIUi March In Evening and All Are Banqnetad and. Fetd as Sonorad Quests. The American steamer Santa Clara, one of the new W. R. Grace & Co.'s steamers, which arrived here Monday afternoon. She brought a cargo of 2500 tons of hardware, agricultural implements and miscellaneous stuff, besides 700 tons of building steel from Atlan tic ooast ports. She is at th plant of the Northwest Steel company now and will sail tomorrow afternoon for Puget Sound to fin ish discharging. Returning here she will load a cargo of lumber for Balboa. Cecelia and Santa Cruz, and 1b commanded by Captain Crossley. The Santa Clara Is a sister steamer to the Santa steamers at the terminals of the Te hauntepec railroad ffre a number of consignments for which Portland mer chants have been looking. The Strath don is at Guaymas discharging coal for the Mexican government. Permission has been gained from the Mexican au thorities to move the goods at either terminal, and they will probably be de livered here within three weeks. The merchandise has been kept under guard of a detachment of federal soldiers since the railroad was first abandoned, and It is not thought any damage has been suffered. The dispatch which told of the char tering of the Strathdon also contained the news that the German government has decided against letting any of their battleships leave the Mexican waters and the British steamer Cet rlana, which has been operated in the Mexican passenger and freight service by the North Pacific Steamship com pany, and which only recently reached San Francisco with a boat load of ref ugees from Mazatlan, would return to Mexican waters with coal for the Ger man navy. She has Deen iaen lur eia. months. The Mexican steamer Mazatlan, ior- merlv the Norwegian steamer jason. has been pulled off the Mexican run bv the Jebsons, and will be laid up till the trouble in Mexico na buubiucu. SIX FOOT CHANNEL REPORTED Dredge Finishes Work on Oregon City-Portland Run. Oregon City, Or., May 21. There Is r.ow a six foot channel in the Willam ette river from Oregon City to Port land. This will assure river boats the year round at this city. The United States dredge Champoeg has been working for a good many months on the river between here and fortiana and has Just finished its work. Most of the work was done on the Clackamas rapids. Just below the mouth of the Clackamas river, below this city. The ChaTnpoeg left for the Lewis river, in Washington, where it will work until July, when the government will return the dredge to this city. ..Santa Rosalia Antwerp ...Port Nolloch Uelbouru ..Santa Pcaalia ..Santa osalla , Antwerp Antwerp , Antwerp Honolulu ..Santa Rosalia Callao Newcastle .Santa Rosalia LUCKKNBACK 18 WITHDRAWN Loral Agent Receives Orders Not to Accept Freight. The Luckenhack Steamship com pany, which has been handling freight between Portland and other Pacific coast ports and New York city via the Panama canal railroad, has with drawn from the Portland field. N. F. Titus, manager of the Port land Steamship company here and els,.) agent for the Dodge steamship line, has been the Luckenhack agent here. Cable were received yesterday Afternoon ordering the refusal of all freight offered. Competition between this line. the American -JIawalian Bteamship company and W. R. Grace ft Co. has been extremely keen and It is probable fhat the Luckenback busi ness will be taken up by these two lines. J. B. Stetson, Am. atr Oak St. Geo. W. Fenvlck, Am. str Tongue Point Joban FoulRen. Am. atr Couch Carlo. Am. str St. Helen Breakwater, Am. atr Bound up Hugh Hogan, Am. ch Bound up W. S. Porter, Am. str Bound up Salem, Am. sen Astoria -En &outi to JjemA Stain. Name .Jailed Iron Desuix, Fr. sen Hamburg Uen. ue bonis. Kr. bk NewcaaU fciigleborii, Br. ship Valparaiso Dulbek, tier, bk Santa uosali Kails of Afton, Nor. Bk iquiqu Helwlg Vimieu. tier, ah Hamburg Kei'kcudDrigniamre, or. sn newcasiie NorUnav, Nor. ah Notre Dame d'Arvor, Br. bk. L'ambrlaii l'riucesi. Nor. str. Marosa, Nur. so Kurt. Ger. bk Dolbek, Uer. bk Versailles, Kr. bk JaiuTllle. Fr. bk fornll Barh. Fr. bk.... Kinross-ehire, Br. ah kt-tanga, Belg. bk , OlWebank, Br. sb Ht criette, tier, bk Lafcbek. Uer. bk. Hafrsfiord. Nor. bk Tort Philip Head Bparton, Nor. bk Callao Wandsbck, Ger. bk Santa Rosalia Semantba, Nor. bk West Coast Talklrk, Br. bk Newcastle TLomasen, Kuss, sh Newcastle. An. Saxon Monarch, Br. str Miscellaneous En Rout. Alesla. Ger. Hamburg Audaluaia, Ger. - a Hamburg CsrnariouBhire, Br. str Antwerp Den ofTtutb?en. Br. a Antwerp Ulenlochy, Br. a Antwerp Hoerde, Ger. sa Hamburg) Monmouthshire. Br. tr Antwerp Notal, Dan. sa Antwerp Pierre Autoine, Fr. bk Antwerp Radnorshire, Br. s Antwerp UlTer Forth, Br. Antwerp sunt Catallna. Am. as New York Santa Clara. Am. s Seattle Sambla, Ger. a Hamburg Kndmark. Ger. ...Hamburg Suevla. Ger. sa Hamburg Transvaal. Dan. as Antwerp lnverbertle. Br. s Antwerp Framley, Br. a Antwerp OrUtano, Br. str Antwerp En ".ante to Jod LusNi. Nam H' Hed from Alcides. Nor. bk Callao Ralem. Am. ech Newcaatlo. N. S. W ALONG THE WATERFRONT FREIGHT TO BE RELEASED American-Hawaiian Company En gages Extra Steamer. North Pacific freight tied up at Puerto Mexico and Salina Cruz, the terminals of the Tehauntepec railroad, since the Mexican trouble commenced, will be brought north by the British steamer Strathdon, which was char tered yesterday for that purpose by the American - Hawaiian Steamship company. The British steamer TJUadia has also been taken by the American Hawaiian, and will take the east bound freight now at Puerto Mexico. Announcements of the taking of these two Hteamers was received by C. D. Kennedy, local agent for the American Hawaiian Steamship company this morning. In the shipments awaiting the two The Willamette river stood at H.8 feet at 8 o'clock this morning and Dis trict Forecaster E. .A. Beala has an nounced that he believes it will come to a temporary stand at that stage to morrow. A mistake in the quoting of figures received from Lewlston made a higher stage look probable but the Snake has dropped slightly there in stead of raising and stands at 11.3. In tow of the Oneonta, the American Bchooner Hugh Hogan left up this morning from Astoria for the Oregon drydock. She was towed north from the Siuslaw by the tugboat Printer. The American schooner Salem will be towed to the Port of Portland dry dock tomorrow to have her foremast stepped. She will also be cleaned and painted. The British steamer Radnorshire of the Royal Mail Steam Packet line will finish loading at Albina dock this af ternoon and sail for the orient direct tomorrow morning at 4 o'clock. To complete discharging her North Pacific cargo, the W. R. Grace & Co., steamer Santa Clara will sail from the Northwest Steel company s dock for Puget sound this afternoon. She will return here In 10 days to take a heavy cargo or lumber. The steamer Breakwater, Captain T. J. Macgenn, arrived early this morning from Coos Bay and will dock at Ains worth dock about 2 o'clock this after noon. Over 100 passengers were aboard the North Pacific Steamship company's steamer Roanoke when she sailed for San Diego and way points last night. The steamer Bear, Captain Nopander, sails tomorrow morning while the steamer Beaver. Captain Mason, is due tomorrow atternoon. LomDac. Br. as Amsterdam Kcclesia. Br. as Honolulu Queen Maud, Br. sa Baa FrancUc Ktratbiorne. Br. a.... San Diego AWenn, Am. scb uaetal Strathgarrj, Br. etr 8an Francisco Btrathdan. Br. str . San Francisco. Clan MacLead. Br. str Guaymas Oneen Marearet. Br. str San Francisco Hynoiora. ur. ml priucnw Mable Gale, Am. bk Aukland InTercarry. Br. bk Honolulu Clan MacLoad, Br. str Moll Kramley. Br. str Aniwarp St. Theodore, Br. str Shanghai Queen Margaret, Br. str San Francisco Lord selton. ur. sir oiagaaiena mi Ktrathflllon. Br. spr Victoria Bessie Dollar, Br.-str oan uTancisco Wm. H. Smith. Am. sch Callao mberhorne. Kuss. sn lauao Strathesk. Br. str Callao MARINE NOTES "Juct Say" It Mfi&ns Original and Ginulna MALTED MILK Tha Food-drink for All Agts. More healthful than Tea or Coffee. Agrees with the weakest digestion. - Delicious, invigorating and nutritious. fiich milk, malted grain, powder form. K quick losch prepared in a minute Take no substitute. Ak for HO RUCK'S i?w Others are imitation I ,f. , REMTICO Typewriter Ribbon and Carbon Paper LAST LONGEST GIVE BESTRESULTS Writ for particulars of coupon plan. Remington Typewriter Co. (Incorporated) BIOADWAT, FOBTLA1TO. OB. QCHVAB PRINTING CO OBEN6REENE.PRt5lDtHT a 5 r STARK STREET MARINE IjVI-SMtjIGENCK Dc to Arrivo. Breakwater, from Coos Bay May 21 i-rimi-is m. ieirett. from 8. r Mov Homa. from San Luis Mat 2 v, is. potter, from Monterey May 22 Bearer, from San Pedro and way May 22 lutHinn, i ram an impro and way May 24 Han Ramon, from San Francisco May 24 Fnnta t iara, from Seattle May 25 Uoe City, from San Pedro and way.. May 27 Alliance, from Eureka and Cooa Bay.MHy 27 ........ w , ,.v..i4 i'ii-,.., u,i na,... may ii r, ni. inm rwu rpam ana way June I'araiao. from S. F. and way June J B. Stetson, from Alaska June llios. L. YVi:d, from Alaska June 15 Du to Donajt, Radnorshire, for Orient and Europe. .May 22 ISfar, for Sau Pedro and way Mav :9 Curios, for Sau FranclMco May 22 Multnomah, frtr San Pedro ..May 22 J. B. Stetson, for Alaska; May 22 Northland, for Kan Diego May 23 Breakwater, for CoosBay and Eureka.. May 23 Bearer, for San Pedro and way May 27 Yellowstone, for Coo Bay and S. F..Mar 27 Tbcmas U Wand, for Alaska May 27 x ur.iiu, iwr onn isiego ana way May 27 Alliance, lor Coos Bay and Eureka. .May 28 Quinault. for Alaska May 28 iune nj, xor nan i-earo ana way.... June Roanoke, for San Diego and way June Pcralso, for Coo Bay and S. F June from Ban Franctaoo. Bteamers uaryara and Xale. mterntln leare San Fraucl for San Diego on MoS days, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday. i; "TLw sj "V-" irvm rortland. Northbound, they arrive at San Francisco on Tuesday. Thursday. Saturdays and Sun day. Youola to Vtrt. Name n.r.v Chinook, dredgo , Alaska Dork King Cyrus. Ami ach U 77 :AtorU Blf..t, Pern,, bl 7. "".VuSSK Mindoro. Am. cfc. Port. Lor Oo. Radnorshire, Br. atr 4 Albina ? T iv'no North Bank buohomlsh. U. S. revenue cutter Astoria "trjL"TeV, Am- !tr- -. St. Helens ituciii nuumra, Am. Sir ..PraiiMt,, liquor and held high revelry. When the elrls declined to go to certain places they were abandoned by the salesmen. A Portland man brought them o his home In Portland, where they re mained until about 6 o'clock Sunday morning, when they went to their own homes. Monday evening the 17 and 19-year- old girls, It was stated, were Intro duced to two other men by a taxlcab driver, and they again visited the mu waukie tavern, remaining there until 2 o'clock Tuesday morning, then going to a hotel In Portland. Complaint Xa Mad. Tuesday afternoon the guardian of the 17-year-old girl made complaint to the department of safety for women that the girl had disappeared. The de partment located" the lrl. who told of the trlpg to the Milwaukio roadhouse. While Investigating this case the de partment unearthed the cases or tne other girls. One of the girls stated that at no time was she questioned as to her age by the manager of the club, except Tuesday night, when a patron of the place called tl e manager's attention to the youthful appearance of the girl. Then the inanagtr a&ked her age, but did not require her to leave. The same girl told Mrs. Baldwin that she saw other girls at the club, many of them apparently under age. These otnef girls, she said, were served with liquor without being questioned. "My investigation so far indicates that the club has violated all the rules of decency." said Mrs. Baldwin this morning. "Not only the club, but some of the men patronizing the place are to be blamed. lknow of other cases in which girls takfen to this place by men have acted shamefully. "This Is a case' where a searching inquiry and Investigation is needed. Taxlcab drivers shoul4 stop the prac tice of directing parties to the club. Manv men we meet In everyday busi ness are Involved, and if my evidence is substantiated they will be taken be fore the grand Jury at Oregon City." Miss Fern Hobbs. secretary to uov ernor West, Is scheduled to meet Mrs. Baldwin early this, afternoon for a conference, in which ways and means of prosecution will be considered. Astoria. Or., May 21. Arrived at 3:30 and left up at 4:30 a. m. Steamer Breakwater, rora Coos Bajr. Sall(l at fi:30 a. m Steam. er Koanokc, lor an ineco ana way porm; steamer Willamette, for an Diego; at a a. .Steamer MaTerlok. for an KTannsro. S:iled at 0:30 a. m. British steamer Queen Kupenle. for Karachi. Left up at T:rf a. m. Schooner htugn riogan. Arnvea i noon Steamer w. S. Porter, from Monterey. San FTanclsco. May 21. Arrived at 8 a. m. Steamer Yucatan, from fcan Diego. Coos Bay. May 21. Arrived steamer Al liance, from Portland. Perlm. May at). passea uriusn steamer Merionethshire, from Portland, for London. San Pedro. May 2". Sailed steamer lu- catan. for Portland. Astoria. Mav a'). Arrived at a:;w p. m. Schooner Hugh Hognn. from Muslaw. Sun KrnciM-o. May 2.--sllea at 1 p- m. Steamer nearer, for Portland. North Head. Wash.. Mht 21. Condition at the month of the rlrer at 8 a. m., Rmootb; wind east 1.') miles; weather clear. Tides at Astoria, tnday. Rich water 11:4 a. m.. ft. feet: 1 1 : 1 4 n m.. ?.t leer. I X'w wair o.i a. m., u.o feet; 5:31 p. m.. 3.1 feet. Daily River Readings. STATIONS. J J; o ' j. 5 a c 3 us "sa l.ewislon I'matilla I'.ugene Allwny alenj . . . . WilFonvllle. Portland .. 11 .31 13. S 3.4 2.S 1.9 S.R 14. S -0. o 1 0.1 O.l 1.2 o..". (IKlsing; ( IFaillng. River. Forecast. The Willamette river at Portland will come to a temporary stand Friday at a stage of about lo feet. GOVERNOR TIRED OF REPEATED VIOLATIONS OF LAW BY THIS CLUB of understanding among some of th people which caused them to awaken to their wrongs and to strive intelli gently for their rights, makes that contention absurd. I do not hold tha me AJexlcan peons are at present as capable of self-government as other people ours, for example; but I do hold that the widespread sentiment that they never will be and never can be made to be capable of self-government is as wickedly false as it is pal pably absurd." Young Man's Tears Appealed to Court rrtea in Salem for "lOftinar" Two Fln In a Jewelry store His plead' lag Get Him Off With Light Pine. (Special to The Journal. 1 aiem. or.. May 21 A man about -3 years old. giving the name of Jack Reagan, who said he .was registered with his sister at a Portland hotel, was airesLea nere yesterday afternoon by x-o.ice uiricer uaines for "lifting", two diamond pins from a local jewelry store. The pins were found on him, he coniesea, and with tears, pleading and a story of his humiliation and fear U1 mB ioiks learning of his predica mem. ne Bortened the hearts of the victims of his pilfering and the court. uniu ne got off with a $26 fine, of was aavancea for him by C. romeroy, me Jeweler who detected mm tatting me pins. Reagan said his father . wealthy New Yorker, an tra h his sister were touring the country on a pleasure trip. As securitv for the money advanced by Mr. Pomeroy he gave his watch and chain and tie pin. He was given money to return to Port- .-..u u, ramer aioore, to whom he nmue a conresBlon. T . na a woman who said she was nis sister were guests for a cou pie of days at one of the local v,ti. They occupied separate apartments and it-Bisierea irom .New York rltv Yesterday the woman received a long istance telephone message from Rea gan asking for money, She Immedi ately left the hotel and has not been nearu irom since. The hotel bill amounts to about 10 and has not been The hotel people were notified v. terday to watch out for Reagan who. they believe, is merely njjtsquerading as a young man of wealth. MORTGAGE LOANS 5,6,7 On impro-ed city property. We also eal in Corporation and Municipal Bonds. bosestsos fc swnro, 0O7-8 Kortbweetern Beak lldff. Salem. Or., May 21. The governor's action In again placing ttie cluo in charge of the mllltla was based upon a report made to him yesterday by Mrs. Lola Baldwin, who said she had picked up two young girls who were arlnking with men at the club. This was the final straw, a culmination of a number of such law violations which have been reported to the governor. and .the governor declared he was go ing to put a stop to such occurrences there, once and for all. Governor "West said only one or two militiamen would be sent to the club grounds, and that the place will be hoarded up. Mrs. Baldwin has th two girls who were found at the club, grid the governor said he was advised that the names of the men who were with them are known. The whole mat ter will be turned over to District At torney Hedges, who Is expected to pre bent it to the grand Jury. When the governor withdrew the militiamen a short time ago, after hav ing put the club under martial law, W Wilbur, manager of the club, gave as. surances yiat the club would be run lawfully ajnd the governor was giving him a chance, hut he said there would be no more such chances given. Miss Fern Hobbs, the governor's sec retary, went to Portland yesterday to t ooperate with Mrs. Baldwin iu gather ing up the tag ends of the evidence against the club and she Is expected to go to Oregon City today to confer with District Attorney Hedges about the matter, and present him with the evi dence in hand. ssuit Transferred to Federal Court " The libel of W. S. Gates, a steve dore against the steamer "Mayfair." to collect $10,000 for personal injuries originally filed in the state courts and vinnn which nroceedlnes the shin was office, was yesterday removed to the federal court. The suit alleges that Gates, engaged in loading lumber , on the vessel March 25, had his foot crushed when a heavy timber fell on it. LIBERTY ONLY AIM OF THE PRESIDENT FOR MEXICANS Girl Distributors Of Roses Selected The following girls from ' VII Hons peninsula districts will distribute the roses from their respective sections at tne Peninsula Park rose 'show June 9 and 10: Pieljmont. Miss Alice Corn. all: West Piedmont. Misses Madeline Rhotboom. Caroline Alexander. Louise Watson; North Albina, Miss Mildred Carr; Ockley Green and Riverside, Miss tvina towier; and Overlook, Miss Eva Degel. The remaining districts to ex- nioji nave not yet sent in the names! oi meir representatives. The displays will be made under a canvas shelter 200 feet long south of the sunken garden, along the row of trees on the Ainsworth avenue side of the park. The lighting committee, of which J. J H. Nolta is chairman, is having posts erected on all four sides of the sunken garden for electric lights, and a searchlight on the grandstand will be played on the sunken garden and rose displays at night. (Special to The Journal.) j McMinnville, Cm. May 21. The larg- i est attendance at the Odd Fellows state conclave, now being held in this clfy, was reached yesterday as the grand lodge was In session. The feature of the day was a parade In which the visiting delegates, num bering more than 800, took part, headed by the McMinnville band, and the boys of Company A in full campaign uni forms. The uniform rank of the Odd Fel lows made an attractive showing and the lodges at Willamina and Carlton had prettily decorated automobiles in the line of march. At the noon hour the restaurants and hotels were filled to overflowing although three of the local churches served luncheon to the visitors. In the afternoon there were two re ceptions tendered the visitors, one by the women of the Civic Improvement club at the Commercial club rooms, and another at the Elks' hall by the wives of the local antlered herd. In the evening a get-acquainted meeting was held in the city auditori um. During the afternoon automobiles were placed at the disposition of tne visitors and trips in the nergnooring country were taken. The Muscovites parade In the evenirrg was followed by a banquet at Burns hall for the mem bers of that organization. The session of the grand lodge will close this aft ernoon. Visitors say this convention Is one of the most successful and best attended in the history of the order. The Rebekah Assembly has elected the following officers: President, Mrs. I Kate Lando. of Marshfield; vice presi dent, Mrs. Rose P. palmer, or Bauer , City: warden, Mrs. Nellie Wattenberg, of Klamath; secretary, nr. ura cop per, of Dallas; treasurer, Mrs. fcda Jacobs, of Portland: trustee of I. O. O. F. home. Mrs. William Howell, of Ore gon City; trustees of the Assembly, Mrs. Jessie Peters, Eugene, Mrs. Neick lln, McMinnville, and Mrs. Mary Don nelly, of Condon. Delivery Machine Passes Over Child Examination of Child' Body Indicate Ho Bones Broken and Injury Is Hot Considered Serious. The rear wheel of a delivery auto mobile belonging to the Olds, Wort man & King store passed over the ab domen of the five-year-old son of h.. C. Grant. 846 Brooklyn street, last eve ning, seriously injuring the child. Dr. C. R. McClure is attending the boy at the St. Vincent's hospital. When the delivery automobile stopped at the Grant home, the child with another went to the rear of it. In starting, the driver backed the auto, the wheel knocking down the boy and passing over his body. An X-ray pic ture made last night does not show, any broken bones. The lad has use of his legs, which Indicate the spine to be uninjured. Business man must sell within 10. days, business lot on KiUinnsWorth ave., near car barns. $500 required. C 3'.'. Journal. WHEN you answer these mention The Journal. Want Ads. h'Vki SALijUOLsliS 6i WANTED Steady young couple who want a home. To a couple of this kind we will make terms that you carr buy yourself a good hojiif with all built-in convenlem.es. Has recep tion hall, living and dining room with buut-in butfei; nice large Dutch kitchen. Bath room flmstud In kuiih enamel. Good bed room with laiga roomy closet; large aitic; oack an I front porches. Lawn all made wit-i several young fruit trees. Street woi :t paid for. All for $2U a moiU.i. tall nie evenings at East 677!. CITY AND f ARM LOANS 1000 and np st lowest rmtas. ZADOW & ALEXANDER 14 Corbett Bldg. &-1416. Ma ran 11 91 MKKTIXG NOTICES 41 AL KADKR TEMPLE. A. A. O. N. M. S. Stated session Saturday. May '23, at 8 p. m.. Masonic Temple, West Park and Yamhill sts. Visiting nobles cordially invited. Ziy oixler of the poten tate. HUGH J. BOYD, Recorder. come. O. W. WEBFOOT CAMP No. 66. Woodmen of the World, meets every Friday night In W, O. W. templt, 128 Elev enth street. All mem bers requested to be present. Visitors wel- T. Muellhaupt, C. C. A. L. BARBUR. Clerk. For Sale A Snap Three room house, l 50x100 lots, 3 chicken houses, 15 fjuit trees, small fruit and garden planted, price J130U, ' only luu cash, no trade. Call tSun days or after 6 p. m. week days. Harry Munnikeiua, t6 1 E. !0tli st. N. Take Rose City Park car, walk 4 blocks south. Near Firland Only $50 Cash New pretty 1 rooms, imih, cellar.' hard plastered, tinted, complete plumb ing, gas, electricity, some nice shade; good neighbors: balance of J145U only J0 month, including interest. Mi. Scott car to Firland. walk north to 3805 730, st. Lathrop, Ahinxtou bids. COLUMBIA LODGE NO. 114. A. F. & A. M. Special com munication this (Thursdav) evetiuiR, at 7 30 o'clock, Ma sonic Teniplo Labor in the M. M. degree. Visiting brethren always welcome Rv order W. M. FRET i L. OLSON. Sfrrtrv n?1 AClFie 1 247. Independent Order Foresters, meets every Thurs dav 8 p. m.. U'9 Fourth st. Visitors welcome. Vital Statistics, tnarriages.Birtbs. Deaths. MARRIAGE LICENSES George Barn, Seattle. Wash.. 3S. and Wll hrlmtna Zlnn, rlt.v. :;0. V. Wack, 845 Brooklyn ntrct. legal and E. O. Larson, S75 Murthwli-k xtreet. lgal. Arthur Le!(rh rtrhureman. Korent tirorp. Or legal, and (.iraoe Harriet Uawaon. 21 "wt Jeasup street, legal. liuj SI. Uader. 2025 Kaat (illMn atreet 22 and Hazel Iaabelle Gibson, 2"7 East I'oueh atreet. IS. rald H. Tatham Jr., 701 Montgomery PrlTP, legal, and Nera L. rmiejnr, 8 North Fifteenth trect. legal. $100 CASH. I have six modern story bunga lows, walking distance. Price $3050 to $3300; improvements paid; houtea are modern, with furnace, fixtures, window shades, hardwood floors, full remen basement, cement floor; kitchen and bedrooms tinished in while en amel; tinted and decorated In artistic manner; close to two csr lines and good school. Jeo. A. Itoss. owner. fall Main JSt70 for appointment. NIFTY bungalow, same as rent; swell, nifty, new, mudirn 5 room bungalow, just finished and ready to nio e. Into; fine fireplace, hardwood flooiu. buf fet, bookcase, panel dining loom, dou bly built and linely finisned. nnuri ts porch and brick pillars, V2 plock from car and close in 011 the east shl?, only a few minutes' ride from the west Bide; price, a snap, $2960, terms Jut like rtnu OR CSS I & BO LDS. 316 Board of Trade. Main 7462, A-4401. v.l,y $il6y. A new 5 loom modern bungalow., that will Just hull you. This m a beahtll'ul home in a restricted district; dlnln room finished with panels 5 feet high, beamed celllns, millet, window seat, two bookcases in living room; large ante, full basement. This must be sold. Den t f:ill to ee, it. Two blocks to car, in minutes serv ise, $75 cash, balance a.-. ( all own er. Tabor 17 S3. W. G. Smith & Co.1"ca?dn8d Go at Once $50 Down DRESS suits for rent: all sizes. Unique otarK st. BIRTHS Journal Want Ads bring results. OSWEGO LAKE Acre tract, only $400, $40 down and $10 per month. Water, electrlf light, close to station, only 30 minutes on big red electric cars; boating, bathing, fishing. Select Tour Lot or Aoxe Will Build Your Souse Easy Terms. TEE ATCHISON a t.t.t.tj CO., 210 tierlinieer Bldg.. 2d nnd Alder Sts. ALLEN To Mr. and Mrs. t larem-e M Allen" 448 Kat t la.r street. April IN. daughter' KLKKS -To Mr. and lr. Kdward A. Klee. 4S52 Kevpntj. fourth utreet. Mav II n -wti SIMMONS- To Mr. aud Mra. "Kug'enn Sim mon. 442S Kortr second alroec, SS. E., May 11. a "n. BJl'RKMAN T Mr. and Mr. U G. BJurk man. 411!) Kort y-nlnth arfnue, S. E.. Mav 15 a daughter. GEISE To Mr. and Mr. Georg J OeUe 371 North Twentj fifth street. May 13 a on. K ACFFM A N To Mr. and Mrs. Ernetft Kanff man. 5S21 Seenty second atrtet, S. E., May P. a son. DEATHS AND FUNERALS 75 OKTII In this city. Mar la. Henry U Ortb. aged 40 yeara, beloved buaband of Bertha E. Ortb. and father of Esther. Ijnim. and Robert Orth. Funeral er?lc will be held at Trinity Prenhvterlan cburrh. corner of Vir ginia and Nebraska atreeta. Friday at C:r.o p. m. Friendu JriTlted. Interment HIverTiew cemetery. Independent Order of Foreatera mill rondat service f the erave. Tired Feet? Then visit the surgeon chiropodist with "The Barber Shop," Journal build ing. He is an expert and will relieve all forms of foot ailments. (Adv.) Without the middleman's profit 262 Washington at Third ASI'LANP In !hl city. Mht yn. at ber late renidenre. 11H1 Est Lincoln utroet. France M. Aspland. aged 71 year. 'Ine funeral perr Ice will be beld Friday, May 22. at 2 o'clock p. m.. at the residence estaMlKhment of J. f. Flnley A Sn. Montgomery at Fifth. FVIend Inrlted. Interment hi Ro-e 'lty petnetery. JO NFS- - In thi olty. May 2 1 rt he r 1 :i7e residence. 670 Hawthorne- Terrace, E. Elizabeth Jooe, nsi XI yes". The remains are at the residence establishment of J. I. FlnleT 4fc Son, M int a-omerv i.t 1 Iffh. MATTHEWS- Jn:nen MHMh.vcV f77 Et Twentieth street. North. May 17, 74 jeara; heart trouble. DRIVER Ellen Privet, nsi Savler atreet. May IS. 2S years; diphtheria. JAEHNKE Alms Ja'hi.ke. ,"od Samaritan hospital. May 17, 17 jesra; acute ftastrltls. EORLAN'P Netgon S. Borland. Emanuel hos pital. May IK. 21 Tests, looar pneumonia. WISHARl Samuel I.. tVlsbard, 474 Eat t-tark street, Mav Irt. 7 vesra; old age. MARSHALL-tieors'' H Mrahll. 1185 East Sltteentb street. North. May 18, 44 years; heart failure. liOHLM AN Poroinea E. Boblman. 4 North Ninth street. May 17. 7S jear;. Talvular disease of heart 4 rooms un.l haiii, ojnplete plunih injt, electric tixtmts, coitur lot. Hewer, cement walks; bulame ii ilSO'J at $-5 a month. inoliK.itiK inicref-t. 761 Kills ave., near KeHwood ctu in mile neari-r tlian rel 1 wiKid. ) l.athi "p. .Vliinglou bid. MT. TAHOH snap. 1'iin- 'i-iooin huiiii , 4 bedrooms, fireplace,' furnace; liutch kitchen ami uu anliy, lots f fruit trcei, and sirnlilxry; lot I ."' 102; a bi !-iki) ut Jiooo, f.'.ito down, lialante to huh at per c,n(; on K. .'7th HI., near ilaw t.'iyrrie. l,'-t us j.lmw you this. ZAlJUVV oi A I.KX A NllK K, 414 Corhelt Hldg. A-IIIS. Marsliail Marguerite Avenue Snap New room houtsr at 451 Marguerite ave. I"u 1 1 cement liasenient. furnace, fireplace, oak Moors, everything tmllt in; fixtures and shades; lot 0 x t I J . hard surfaced streets; if 5 11 ;i re loon for a bargain come, nn se(. it. t Iwner nt liny. or I hone iMm.i ..ll;t. MAX M. SMITH, florist. 141 U at. in Selliru; bldg. Main 7215. CLARKE BROS florists; fine flower end floral designs. 289 Morrison at. (Continued From Page Ope WARRANTS ARE OUT FOR THREE MEN IN FRIARS' CLUB PROBE tContinned From Page One.) THo. U Waud. Am. atr. sinti tiara. Am. str AxnrsKon Mam, jap. str. Northland. Am. Mr Srflnaw. Am. tr , Sue U. Elmore, Am. atr. . Daisy Putnam. Am. str. . ...Oreeou Pry dock . ..X. W. Steel Co t. & W. Lbr. Co. ...Port. Lbr. Co. Astoria Albera No. 3 t. Helen Multnomah, Am. atr f Helen ted to the grand jury of Clackamas county. Claim Liquor Was Served. One of the girls is 16 years old, an other 17, another 19 and the other 20. They tell, so It Is asserted, how they went to the club, were served with liquor, then taken to various places In Portland. One girl, the youngest, tells how she was served with liquor at Gratton's, a tavern near the club, and kept there for two hours. Beginning with Saturday night, three of the girls relate, it is said, that they met taree traveling sales men stopping at a hotel In this city. After having lunch and liquor at a grill, the party left Portland at 10 o'clock Saturday night, went to the Friars' club In taxlcabs. and remained there until 2:30 o'clock Sunday morn ing. The girls say they danced, drank but all demand It so that the great owners of property, the overlords, the hidalgos, the men w1k have exploited ttaat rich country for their own selfish purposes, shall be able to continue their processes undisturbed by the protests of the people from whom their wealth and power have been obtained. "The dangers that beset the republic are held to be the individual and cor porate troubles of these men, not the aggregated Injustices that have been heaped on this vastly greater section of the population that Is now strug gling to recover by force what has al ways been theijs by right, All reopie lvcca xo trovera. 'They want order the old orderjsl but I say to you that the. old order Is dead. It is my part, as I see it, to aid In composing those differences so tar as I may be able, that the new order, which will nave its foundation1; on hu man liberty and human rightb, shall prevail." The president pausea. lie naa oeen Intensely in earnest in his talk. He smiled, and his long white fingers wove themselves in and out. T.nen, with a little gesture that betokened amused contempt, he continued: "They say the Mexicans are not fitted for self-government; and to this I reply that, when properly directed,' there is no people not fitted for self government. The very fact that the extension of the school system by Diaz brought about a certain degree An Outing Worth While to spend the Week-End in Southern Oregon Low Round Trip Fares Every Saturday and Sunday we have on sale-low round-trio tickets from Portland to Comstock, Drain. Oakland, Sutherlin, Rosebure, Myrtle Creek. Glendale, Rojrue River. Gold Hill. Central Point. Medford. Ashland and intermediate. points south of Comstock. Rood for return Monday following. J NEW HOME OF J. P. FINLEY A BON." 1 SUNSET ICKOtHtUIASttl souTta P" Th Exposition Um 1918 No more delightful time in the year than during the month of May to visit ther garden . spots of Southern Oregon ; enjoy the pure air. fragrant with blos soms. Fishing is good in all the streams. Call at the City ticket Office. 80 Sixth Street. Corner of Oak. Union Depot or East Morrison Street. John M. Scott, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon. IF Vob.urc tired of pu.viiik r nt and want a modern bungalow mi a mkIiI ly lot, be Bine you pet; nie. I am -th owner of beautiful jin.pt ity upon which 1 build to tuit tor reports. hi . parties at low flgur.x, on 01 y t-umy terms. 1 am sure 1l1.1t 1 ca:i !!' you (.'all bi2 I'lult blii . cm uer I'.iiU and Washington sis. A NKW T, rofm huiiKalow, laiin iitlie, oak. floors, art n(eN;uy IxiilUn work. paneled kitchen wi trays, rooi balance 130 r r month. In. ludini; In terest. Z bloi-kH from H.i u ( jn n- cm. Owner, Tabor 170 V ixjl r, it rr 1J ' er"p.i I ii'iiniu jneled (liniim 1 n. 1'ut.h (villi ifrfn.t 1 iceih, laiHMli v jins tinted. I.'SOO; $.i0n down. HI I 1 US I 'i K I .UT. We will bnlld a 1mm,- n yipr i- t. $1000 to f0IMP, tfl'ttlf like lent, we do first r-lnhH t;uarnnied work. Iari. a rtety of plans to fieject fiom. I'.MBUKNSTOCK.A- l.i;.-oN i'. Oak t l. Sep Mr Knrlong. riA itll' K E SAL.K. 1325 K. Madison. f room bungalow, with cement porch and column fire- filace. furnace, hulltln convenience"", awu roses and fruit. Kor particu lars see G. R. Weller. 140i Hawthorne ave. B5IAL1. NKW HOUdK. ST50. BOxlOO Foot 11. $15 cash, 1B per month. Including Intetest. Take Rse City l ark ar. et off at T2d at Austin. ORKiiORY INVh. l VI K.NT CO Laurelhurst The only residence undertaking es tablishment in Portland. Representing the greatest advance in tha science of funeral service. The automobile equip ment and secluded driveway are among the many exclusive features. The es tablished policy of moderate prices baa never been changed. J. P. FINLET A SON. Perfect Funeral Service, Montgomery at Bth MR. EDWARD HOLM AN. the leading funeral director. 129 Id at- corner Salmon. Lady assistant. Phones a- ' 111. Main 607. Dunning & McEntee every detail. 7th and Pine. A-4R5K. Lady assistant ertakers ern in Main 41ft. K E N W0 RTH U?A.&Z.?Sfo& FRIPQH RES I PENCE UND. PI CnllOUl M. 81S3. A-2235. 445 Mo PLS. ra QICVAPQCndertakinc Co. Main 4151 OiNLVVllO A-2321. Cor. 3d and Clay DCADCAM Undertakers. East-lOstf, trtnoUljl JfiS-371 Ruasell st. BYRNES Undertaker, E. 1116. Hams and KnotC Wll- P. I.. Lenli. Iei;(!i;nj east 1 1J underiaker. 11th nod Ux K-l3. ICait 7S1. Ka.t HEM STOCK, 16S7 E. lith. SelL 7L B-1122 University Pk. Col. 3M-S9S. A, R. Zeller Co, JICBO cgHh buj-M fl'n eoiilty. utri-t-ly modern R room huiiKalow. neiir f'ark clubhouse, car and IkxiI li-LMlo. from r to 8 p. rti. . BA KfJATN- MuM leave city on account of health. Will Kacnflc the follow, ing- One 2, Indian niotot 1 yclc in good condition. S. '. W. Leghorn chickens ahd clii ks, 2 I ncu batora. IwiUKe. lot and furniture. House i not i.orupleted. 1 01-'' K. 2Tth N.. A lbprta'ar; M( iIjF.KN i room bunK.ilow with plaa- iH'i il KleepiiiK Iport n " iohc 10 car and school; fixtifres, slianes, nan ani lectricltv ; lot txi-'i i-rico ainau. Geo A Kipkh. ?rnnger Diag. win take lot up to 609. ' 110 down. monthly, including inter est buys 80x200 with new house 14x 24. OreKon city line. 35 minutes. ' H'u fare Fine garden land In cultivation. Price $2n. A. C. Marsters, 202 Wilcox bldg. Main 3517. Tator 1770. LET UK BUILD YOU A HOME On your lot or oura; by you- own plana or ours; pay us like rent. 1HK OREGON MUMK-BU I J.I'K IIS. 1330 Northwestern hank Hllg LNIVKKS1TY HA HK snap, i room house; lot f.OxlOO; fruit tieen, HoV. Lot alone is worth the moi.ey. fvrr. No street Improvements. A. J. i..unt: 401 Stock Exchange. Main I tils. FOR HALE by owner, nicely finished 6 room house with sleeping porch, builtln bookcases and buffet, hardwood floors. Halsey. bet. 4'd and 43d. CHARMING IRVINGTON HOMES Cheap. Lots half price. Houses for rent. East 273. W. H. Herdman. SACRIFICE sale; new modern a room bungalow on easy terms, from the owner Tahor lf02 MODERN 6 room house, nt?wly, fur nished, in Irvington. 846 Slultno- rnali. MODERN 9 room house, west side. 14200; also 6 room house, $"930. Owner. 711 Water st., near Hooker. ave. C-1081. Lady attendant. Day and night svervlc. Rl APl Rl I RM Res. Undertakers. 6(3 FOR BALK 60x100 lot, with 2 room furnished house, tllOO. Mrshl 247S. A BEAUTIFUL bungalow for sale at a sacrifice. Sell. 584. - . .1 WHEN you answer these Want Ada ' mention The Journal.