THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND, THURSDAY. JUNE 17, 1915.
BRIEF INFORMATION
(lSts DAY or 1919.)
AMLSE3LENTS
RSIUO Brest a at Taylor. Curtain S:1S
ad 4:15. Mario Wednesday and Satur
day. Elsie Ferfaaoa is "Outcast."
8AKEB Broadway-r and Sixth at Morrison.
' Lyman U. Hewo's "V. S. Navy of 115."
- Curtains 2:15 and S:15. Daily matin.
PA N TAUKS Broadway at Alder. Vaudsvill.
8:ao, 7;0 and :10. -EMPRESS
Broadway At Yamhill. Vaede-
vllle. Cootiouoo 1:80 t 6;3U; 7:80 4
. week csjr. CooUnuoo 1 t 11 Soa
'. day.- ----- ......
LlKlO rowts a Stark. Vaudeville. Co.
tlnooua I to 11 n. m.
0&i'HKUs--Brosway at Stark. ' atotio pie-
- turas. 11 s. m. to 11 u. m.
TBat OA h.8 Anaaie&t ut.
IKOPLK Wt Park and Alder. Motion
plctoree, 11 . st. to 11 p. m.
A 1 ION AL Para sod Wast Park At Stark.
Motion pictures, 13 D. to 11 p. n).
HAJtJiXIC Waalilnitton at Park. aietiaa pio
tur, 11 a. m. to. 11 p. in. '
8U8KT WaaJaiajton and Broadway. Motto
V pltara, U a. m. to 11 p. m.
11 AH WbtjDtorj cud Park. aistlo pie
Cures, 11 a. m. to 11 . m.
COIAMBIA fcixtn, between Washington and
Stark. Motto pWtuxa. ila.rn.toll p. m.
AKT MUtUM Klftn and Taylor. - Hour to
. 6 weak days.' 2 to S Saaday. Ft after
. noon of Tuesday. , Thursday, Friday. Satur
day and Sunday.
Today's Events.
Kaonloa of former ouulla oC old Coses
cDoul at old school bouse, Jan 17.
Orexon cltlo laagua nppac at aColtsomah
kotel Juu 17...
- ' Coming Kventa. : -
Realty board luncheon af Commercial elab
building Jane lk.
Urauxportatioa club' -jacneos at ataltaoaaa
bctrl June is. . .
. Kcbout vlcviina. Jane Id. -
Kest Mil rtu)ns Mas' luncheon, Jane 21.
Rotary cluub luncaeoa at Benson hotel
June -i.
uraduaiiou eaerelae. Christian Brother
tcbuoi, June ZX
Oraduatloo eserciee. Unco in bigfc ecbool,
'June 2a. : -
Ad club lancheota at Uoltnomab hotel June
2X - -- .
. Graduation cim-lsts. Washington " high
school. Jan 24. -
Annual -convention Oregon Women' a Ula
utonary society -at Centenary church. June 24.
t'orty-thlrd annual reunion of Oregon Pla
sters' asaoclatlmi June 84. Li terary exercises
8:30 p. m. at Masonic temple; Ui-ju mnck-a-muck
4:30 a. so, at Armory; buslnesa mat
ing at Maaunlo Temple at 7:30 p. tu.; ramp
fire at Alasonia Temple -it SXt'eiock.
tiradnatiott eserclaea.' Jefferaoa blgh achool,
June 2U.
liberty BeU will arriTe bere July 16 at
a. m.
- Xunlelpal Band Oonoerta.
Municipal park band, W. K. IdcElroy, director.
Huaday, June 3i, . Waihlngton park, 3 p. na.
. Uonday, June 21, Joutb Parkway, k p. m.
- Tuesday, June 'ii. Kenllworth, 8 p. m. '
- Wedneeday; June HZ, Uolladay.' I p. to. :'
Tburaday. June 24? Laurelburst, 8 p. m.
Friday, June 25. FeniuaaU. 6 p. m.
. - Concepts postponed on account of rain, ex
eept at Washington jid South Parkway, wii:
b gireu after August 23.
V- . Central Librtry Meetings.
Oregon Civic leacue lectoree'eTery Thoraday
evrnuig. -
faeihe aaWeraity extension toctnrea orery
; Wednesday erenlng. -
Port Information Supplied.
. In formation regarding this port may be k
talad riom the Cortland Chamber ef tX-m-tnaroe,
0 riftk street Tkiepoona Mala BkA
t A-130J. .
Fir and Police.
. Fir department Mala T700, A-1824
: PoUca department Mala T181. A-tfloL.
Oregon Human Society, 67 Belmont at.
Pbonea East 142a. A-13.
Weather Conditions. '
' Portland a'nd Ticlnlty Fair tonight and Fri
day; westerly winds. -; - 4
Oregon Fair tonight and Friday; westerly
-intnds.
r w asnlngton Tonight and Friday reneraily
fair except Bosattiea. probably showers north -ytt
portion; southwesterly winds.
- IdahoOenerally fair tonight and ' Friday;
warmer aouthweat portion Friday. ,
- - Observations.
An elongated low pressure jtrea, with cen
ter of depreaaioa over eoutbern-Saakatcbewan
anti aortiiwetitera 4ilorado,,respectiTely. over
tie the Rocky . mountain and Plains atate
and western Canada. A small high pressure
area is off the North eiflc coast and nigh
pressure covers most of the country eaat of
tbe Mississippi river. Kaina, generally light-,
have fallen on the North Pacific cuast, in
western Canada. - the - Plain states, central
Mississippi Taller. Illinois, the North Atlantic
State and Florida:
Tb weather is 10 degree or mere cooler
iiV southern British Columbia, and Iowa; it is
corresponding j warmer in Montana, Wyoming,
nortoern Colorado, western North Dakota, Sas
katchewan and western PennsylTania.
Tbe conditions are favorable for generally
fair weather In this district tonight and Fri
day, except in northwestern Washington, where
unsettled condition will probably cause show
er. It will t warmer Friday In southwest
ern Idaho. Generally westerly winds will ob
tain. - THKODOliE F. DRAKE,
- Acting District Forecaster.
Daily- River Readings.
. ' i TeiniKTatore .
. ' - s . : 2
RATIONS - 3j J'
!l SS Si JSI r 5
koston. Mass.. . HJ O ia 60 4
Chicago, 1 1L..... 80 - 4 78 68 8 .61
Denver, Colo... . 70 18 84 2 1 i
Ded Moines, I. 62 12 74 4 .01
lXKifre. Kan.... . 6H 8 80 68 12 0
Dcluth, Minn... 48 4. 38 4 O
tteiveston. Texas 82 1 , M 80 8 4)
Havre, Mont.... 52 19 74 62 12 O
Jacksonville, Fla. SO j- 2 to 71 6 0
Kansas City, Mo. 64 2 SO 62 12 .01
Knoxviile, Tenn, 10 ! M t 4 0
Ixa Angeles, Cal. 64 8 84 63 4 0
Aiarahf leld, Or. . 52 0 64 62 6 O
Montreal. , Que.. tl l O 78 60 12 O
New Orleans.La. SO 0 S2 76 4 O -
New York, N- X- 64 7 2 lO .02
N. Head, Wash. 54 0 56 52 12 .04
N. Vaklms. Wn. 50 So 60
rortUad, Or..... t4 - 1 M 55 8 0
aoseburg. Or.... 5 2 68 6d 4 0
Sacramento, Cal. 56 4 8 56 . 6 0
St. Louis, Mo. . .68 O 82 60 4 .84
Salt Lake. Utah 5d 6 86 54 4 O
&. Francis... CaL 50 2 68 60 8 O
atUa. Wash.. 62 0 62. 52 IS O
Sitka. Alaska.. 54. 4 48 .... 0
Spokane, Wash. 52 0 76 63 16 0
Tacoina. Wash.. 52 0 64 62 8 0
Tatoosh I., Wn. 62 56 60 26 O
Valde. Alaska. ......... .... ....
Walla Walla-Wn. 66 4 80 66 8
WaabiBgtonTl). C. 70 2 84 68 6 O
Winnipeg, Man. 48 8 60 43 8 0
Afternoon report ot precediug day.
What Can Be Seen Around Portland
Council Crest (1100 'feet) View nnaqualled,
Columbia ana Willamette rivers, Tualatin val
ley, Willamette valley. Cascade ' and Coast
range. Uv auw-capid icountalna (north to
east aa clear days). .Mt. Kainlsr, 14.408: Ml.
bu Haieos, Wt7; Mt. Adams. 007: MU Uood,
UXi Mt, Jefiefon. 10.522. -:
-; Washington Park, at head of Washington
struct. ' lowers, ah rube and trees. Chlldrea'a
model clay grounds. Noteworthy piece of sculp
ture: '-Coming of th Wblt Man,": by Her
man Atkins McNeill, presented by heirs at O.
t Tbompsotn; "Sacajawea" (Indian girl, guids
of Lewis & Vlmrk expoaitloa by Alice Cooper.
nrkented by'Sacaiawea Statae aeocltloa and
Benry Altaian. Ten minutes' walk.
. Huukea rose gardens in Penlnaula Park, con
taining mora than 700 varieties of rose.
Macieay, left antouoad in wild natural bean-ty.-
Big tree. Just toe woods "waere roll
Uir Oregon." - - ' ' --
rorestry building Lewis a Clark axpoattleai
rronnds, west, llonrs S a. m. as.
Built of a pecimea irammoth Oregow Or htgs.
Contains 1.000.UOO (eet lambeE.
- Attractive view from King" a and Willam
ette Heights and Waatover Xerxacaa.
' TerwimgtaT boolevard. south of tty, abo)
Wlllametui, on wst aide,
. Skyline, west from Cooncll Crest. - Road
a man d spur between Council Craat and WlUam
tt river otfar fin view.
Columbia ad WUlamett Kneircla Penla
Mla district and St. Johns, affording excellent
view of dry, industries and harbor, .
Typical homo eetion Portland Heights,
NcH Hill, lrvjng ton., Mt. Tabor.
Harbor featuras West side ptiblle dock, foot
Does Your Correspond
ence Worry You?
Lit iik" writ your notes of acknowl-crfreme-nt.
- oondolene or - con rra,t illa
tion and. -your troublesome) business
and personal letters. - For intsrvlsw
address P. Q. Box 45 S. ;
teventeenth atreet. ? X if feld pa bile dock,
foot ef test Stark. Pablle saotor bt land
ing, toot of Stark street (launches eaU her
fur river tours. Boat booses aw Morrison and
Bawthorao bridges.) shipping. Modern bridge
--Broadway, Bs timed, Uesnaerae. . .
PubMg fhrtltutteos aty kslj and HUtorlcal
exhibit. Fifth aad Madison. County boOdlng.
Fourth and Salmon. Art mttseusa. Fifth ant
VssabiU. - Central library. Testa aad Ysiklll
Custom koaso, Bcoadway aad laTta.
Worth g soac--kidsoT4 fountain. FIrat
and Ankeny by Oils U .Wanes, presented
by Steven bkldmorej Thcmpsoa fountain, Pia
tt block. Fourth sad AalaMiav Modern high
and grade schools, school gardens sad rose
hedges. China lews, a i ortk . A our tk aad Ssw
ad trta, . ; . , . ..
-Celanble river highway Aaerioa' aaest
wonderful enie read for vehicle. Akms tt
so e ma ay waterfaiia. the gorge of tbe
Columbia. . Oneoeta gorg. Sb3herd' dall.
mountains, including Hbod, 1 Urad , does sot
exceed 6 per centum, - - ,
information s to "what to a 1 Is Port
lend s envtronsieat from Uotvl Portlsnd. Inv
perial, Oregon, Multnomah aad f"m The Joor.
aal't Tourist Travel bareao. Pheae A-S061.
Mala Tl7; or frost Twor-st Agency and Travel
Bareaa, Viarshall 1970.
For Information regardiag recreatkHi er
tesltb resorts e page 2 TseodaVa and Tbsrs
6i y 'a Journal tod section of the Sunday
Journal. , ,
TOWN TOPICS
JCrs. VoOaUey mssses Awsy Mra
Lillle McCaUey,. Who died suddenly of
apoplexy yesterday aftsraoort at ber
notne," 171 Klag- street, .this city, was
born st Caples' LAndlnr. Wash., March
29, 1854. Her father was the iats Judffe
Henry Lc Csples of Vancouver, Wash.
Mrs. McCa.ll ey was tbe nleca' of the
late Judge John F. Capias of Portland.
Her first husband was. Charles T.
Stiles. In 1890 she married W W. Mo
Caller. All ber life has been spent in
wasruns-ton and Oregon. The family
moved to Portland in 302. The sla
surviving; children of Mrs. MeCaUsy
are Henry C and Charles T. Stiles of
Pbmeroy, Wash,; r Roderick M. McCal
ley. Mrs. John B. MlUer, AlVa and
Ethel M. Btiles of Portland. , Before
her marriaRe to Charles T. Stiles, lira.
McCalley taught , school . la Clark
county, Washington. In 1178, with hef
husband, she moved to Pataha City,
Washington, and with hep husband and
father, went through some stirring
acenea during the Net Perce Indian
war.- In I89d, she became th wife
of W. ; W. McCalley. How dead. After
coming to Portland she took an aatlve
part In social and literary work. Her
two. grandchildren are Merle - B. and
Vera- Mar Stiles of Portland. Four
brothers also survive hers II. R. Doug
lass, Charles and Philip Caples of Van
couver, and one sister, Mrs. H. T.
Spedden of Chewelah, Wash,
Orads Teachers Keet The regular
monthly business .meeting of the Port
land Grade Teachers' association ' was
held in Central library ball. Communi
cations from r. Springer, secretary of
the National Educational association,
explaining rates of transportation for
delegate to "the National Educational
aesociatlon,io be held st Oakland from
August 14 to 26, were received. Miss
Hallie Thomas,, the stats director for
Oregon, announced " the arrangement
for headquarters for the Oregon dele
gates and Teachers' league at tbe Oak
land hotel. . Following the meeting
over 200 teacher dined at the Benson
hotel. Members of the board of edu
cation responded to toasts. Miss Grace
D Graff, who recently returrfed from
The Hague, extended greetings from
the Teachers league of .Holland and
Norway, and expressed tbe belief that
th next year would possibly herald
an . International Teachers' league.
After luncheon Miss De Graff - spoke
in Library ball in the Interests of
peace, and John Claire Monteith fa
vored the audience with a " baritone
SOlO. - .- ,-:
: Senator Oliver Entart4udU . -Senator
George T. Oliver, of Pennsylvania,
who was a Portland visitor yesterday,
was entertained at noon luncheon in
the Commercial club by the Pennsyl
vania Society of Oregon. Among
those present were - Senator Lane of
Oregon, Sara B. Martin. Charles J.
Schnabel, Wallace McCamant, City
Commissioners Brewster and Dieck, C.
R. Moloney, Dr. E. A. Karle, George H.
Himes, J. A. Currey, Dr. G. W. Earle,
George W. Baaen, J. H. Joyce. J. How
ard Haak, B. B. Clarke, Samuel C.
Kerr. J. W, Patterson and J. C. Hetlig.
Senator Olivir and his party, consist
ing of Mrs. Oliver and his son-in-law
Johni PJ Toung, of Youngstown, Ohio,
The Ever Popular
Cabaret at
"Ye
Busy Men aryd Women Should Try Our Noon
: , . Lunch Unexcelled at 40c :h
"YE OREGON GRILLE
Hotel Oreson.
ft
. Broadway at Stark.
.When In Seattle Stop at
t3 D p o odd a na rl
BE GONSISTENT-Wear
KRYPTOK GLASSES
TKZ OHXT vwwxSTBXS
, - . BXTOCAI. LEIS.
The most tasteful costume may
be spoiled by just one item in
vonr attire. Tour glasses ar th -final
touch which - enhances or -msrs
your appearance. -
"We also have a complete line !
of ordinary lenses and mountings . ,
at prices most reasonable, i
" eesb ah eoacrg or HT ',
1 PSICESt
Lenses Sphere 'la your own
' frame .......... . ... .... ... .81.09
Lenses Sphero . la Aluminum
frame ......v. ........31.50
STAPLES, The Jeweler Optician IS iFir j tstj-a
and Mrs. Toung, were- shown over the
ColumbU Highway In the afternoon.
They left for Seattle in the private
ear Tyrona last night, v ,;; tifS-'M:
: rsstlval Coopsratlon Asxad-Repre-
ssntatlvesi f rom 11 xraternal erganlza-
tions present at the final meeting of
th Rose Festival auxiliary held ia the
Multnomah hotel last nigh adopted a
resolution- asking - -tha Rose Festival
board to invits all civic and fraternal
organiaations of the city to partici
pate la. the election . of - next "year's
board of governor. Greater interest
could bs aroused in the festival, it wn
urged, if ; such organizations had a
voice in the choice of governor. Re
ports, of subcommittees of-- tb. aux
iliary wers read -and the business of
the body-as affecting th 1915 Rose
Festival was ' concluded, v Dr. A. " K.
Hlggs wsa chairman and Mrs. Harriet
Band secretary.
sa:tlasr at Thirl Chnrch Toaight-
Congregations of th Third and Haw
thorn park Presbyterian churches will
hold a union meeting In the. Third
church. Bast Thirteenth and East Pine,
streets, tonight; luly to consUtut the
proposed Central Presbyterian church
by. merger. Trustees and elders will b
sleeted from th membership, i and a
committee from the Portland presby
tery;' will., represent the Presbyterian
church as a wbola Th Central
church will nave a' membership of
about 700 as a result of the merger.
Separate tneetinge were held of the
two "merging congregation last night
to effect the transfer of propsrty to
the new church.
Saoaped Touth Cnrh.t--Iavid Mill
wood, aged 19 years, who On April 28
escaped from his fathex and a poliee
man who wer bringing blra to pollc
station from a river boat, to answer
to a charg of automobil theft.1 was
rearrested last night by , Detectives
HaUyer and Tackabery and turned pver
to th sheriff's office. Millwood waa
implicated in the theft Of Dr. H. A.
Harfs automobile, ; and waa arrested
last night on a grand Jury bench war
rant, that body s having ' indicted him.
He Is already on parole after being
convicted of butglary last winter.
To Attand OoafTortn. - Dr. E. B.
McDanlal left Wednesday for San
Francisco where he will attend the
Pan-American Medical Association
meeting. He will read a paper before
the body Friday en titled ' " The
Open Treatment of Fractures." Fol
lowing this he will attend , the Ameri
can : Medical association : and the
American College of Surgeons, which
associations are meeting In succes
sion. Dr. i McDaniel 1 will be f home
June 27 or 28; ,; .- s
rrlnds of 'Bonool XavltsrfLr All
friends of th Lew ell yn school at East
Fourteenth and Henry streets, ax In
vited to bring their lunches and spend
th afternoon and evening tomorrow
at the rate to be given by the Parent
Taaeher association., The school glee
club and th orchestra will give musi
cal numbers, and th members of the
association wtli serv ice cream and
coffee. 1 :
Salvation Army Auctloiu There will
be an auction sale of goods at the
Scandinavian Salvation Army, located
at 430 Burnsid street, on Thursday
and Saturday evenings. - These goods
are made by the sewing society of the
corps. There is one table filled with
beautiful needlework: by the Band of
Love, which is composed of little Sirls,
from -to 12 years of age. -
, . 4aaaBaBBas- f
Aikchison WU1 Bpeasv- Stat Rail
road Commlsioner C. B. Aitchlson will
address the 'Oregon Society of Engi
neers this evening" in th Central Li
brary on problems of th commission
of interest to engineers. .Tonight's
meeting will b th last to b held
until next September. It will begin
at 8 o'clock.
It Max a Man feel good to find
that he can pay for his suit 810 down,
and the balance $5 a month. Tb pay
ments are so easy that you never feel
them. Have. us make your next suit
19 years in business. Unique Tail
oring - Co.. 509 Stark, between Fifth
and Sixth. r i (Adv.)
' XTorses : Cradnat Tonight- Gradua
tion exercises , for the nurses training
class of the St. Vincent s hospital will
Oregon Grille"
1B
now has New Faces, New Fea-;
tures and Costumes. Led by Miss
Anuta Osgood, "The yital Spark,!
Ye Oregon Grilled superior enter
tainment adds a, finishing touch
to the pleasures of dining. Signor
Pietro Marino and 1 his orchestra'
in classic and popular selections.
99
Chas. SWrignt.' Pres.
M.C Dickinson. Manager.
Hotel SeatUe Waown.it...-,
rib
Lenses Sphero in Gold-Filled
frame .. . . . . . .. , .8 .50
Lenses Sphero (curved) in G. -
- E. Glsss Mtg. 85.00
Kryptok Xenaes. . . - -SS.0O to 805.00
b held In the hospital auditorium at
8 o'clock tonigntj when to young wow
en will receive diplomas. Archbishop
Christie will deliver the charge to the
class and prssent the diplomas while
1 Dr. J. K. Kane will : give the address
of the evening. Following the gradus
i Uob exercises a banquet will be- glvea
In the nurses' dining room.
Jovian Xisagu Xrunchyn-- The Jo
vian league luncheon will be held to
morrow at 12:15 at the Benson Hotel
v Crystal room. The speaker of th day
is - United States . Senator George- K.
Chamberlain. - His subject will b.
; "Oregon and Its PosslblUtlea." The
Fhlllips children " will entertain with
(their Chinese dance. A handsome, ser
j viceabie prize will awarded tb
Who ; Owns ZaathT Belting .The
police are searching for the owner of
four pieces of leather belting found
in the possession of Karl Richmond,
recently arrested for vagrancy The
pieces are 30 to eft feet, long and three
to elx Inches wide. .
a-
"Tsr Xkay to Aid ChurlVe-A tag
day" is to b held: Saturday, June 19,
by the Rev. J. LOgan Craw, pastor of
Bethel A. M. E. church; situated at th
corner of Lairrabee and - - McMllln
streets. The proceeds go to th church
building fund.
Steamer Joss sXarkSna for Camaa
Washougal and way latMlings. daily ex
cept Sunday. I oaves Washington stroot
dock st n. m. - . (Adv.)
Sr. J. D. xyabaok, eyesight special
ist, sixth floor Selling building. Adv.
Physician or Specialist wanted to
occupy rooms in Morgan building With
prominent dentist. Room 459. (Adv.)
Crawfish to the Qnens Taste, Sny
der's, 1st and Madison; special Thurs.
and Friday. 35c dos. Main 6783. (Adv.)
MoCroskoy-Monnt Kood auto stage,
daily service. East 833. 446 Haw
thorn ave. . (Adv.)
23zonrsiott Columbia City next Son
day. Myrtle Rose club, str, Kellogg.
Main 4508. (Adv.)
, Delightful 'Week-end Trip Shep
herd's springs, Carson, Wash. (Adv.)
' Dr. 23. ft Brown, Xye, 33ar. Mohawk
bldg. - XAAv.y
X. Jfc. Tea. optician, journal bldg. Ad.
Balpn snaenJi BslTnsv--Ralph J.
Steahli. who has been employed as a
lecturer by th Oregon commission to
Lunch
110 to 2
40c and 50c
Dinner
SXQ to 9
50c and 75c
! 1 srvfvOL 'IW
i jam
3 I
TaaTs
S, Instrumental Music
Xjj During Dinner Hours XX
New Direct, Entrance to; Grill From Broadway.
r,n.,.,,,.....i.iia...ia.Mikiii inn
ViatiMt
Friday and Saturday Specif
SHOP OF HONEST COFFEE:
THE D. C" BLEND THE IMPERIAL, quality delicious; fragrance
of the Straits; blended from Old Plantation Coffee; grown iKrt'
the East Indies. Special price per lb. .......,.......,.. Jw:
JUNO BLEND Is a coffee of rich body to meet the tastes of those
who preper a heavy blended coffee. It has decided character and
strength of body, making a cup of coffee of QK-" Q Ihs. J" fifl
fullnessVif flavor and aroma. Special, perlb.OeJC O for vi-vU
MULTNOMAH BLEND Decidedly heavy body with pro- OC.
nounced individuality.. Special price, per lb...
CARNATION MILK : : - - '
4 dozen in case Special, OO OA Special, QA A Special, 7-
per case vO4iU dozen.. PUC each... I C
HOLLY MILK :. V y-rA
4 dozen in case Special, dQ OA Special, Q A n Special, rT
per case eDOs-.U dozen. . OUL. each... I C
OLIVES Ripe Syltnar, select large fruit, regular price per 1" fff
gallon tin $2.00 Special price per gallon tin ... tJAOll
TEA, GLASCO BLEND Icing Tea, delightful and cooling. HK
Special per lb. V 4 OC
PIN MONEY" PICKLES Mrs.
camping. Melon Mangoes,
Mixed, and Chow Chow 16
bottles Special price
Special price
Saturaay. only
i . siruisi
r , i i
Goods Delirered to Ycmr Smumer Home FREE OF CHARGE
FREIGHT AND EXPRESS charges f $10.00 or more to all
railroad stations and boat , landings in Oregon and Waxbington
within 100 miles of Portland, ' .
In the free deliveries of small assorted orders, WE DO NOT
iTK-lnde sugar and flour in sacks or any other goods of heavy weight
and small value. The eTm" "Assorted Order literally means a
variety of goods. Sugar and other items can be Included in broken
orders and large assorted orders for all classes of goods, without re
striction, ' are divided within the radius given, freight and charges
prepaid.
, The selection of freight route or express company must be left
to our decision on all prepaid deliveries, but we will meet custom
er's pre"f exence whenever possible. - '
D. C. BURNS COMPANY
A 208-210 THIRD ST BET. TAYLOR AND SALMON STS; ,
iTUUlwOOwVAa W a k4 PiMS
Special liall Order Service
rti akasakaaasi iisji
Hawthorne and Vv,
Laurelhurst Will .
: Eacli Get S100
4ir The long drawn out 'tie be- ,J
4l tweea Laurelhurst and Haw-
thome districts for first place
in the community roe exhibit",
competition of the Festival .
center waa decided, this mom-
ing by th award of prises of
4f '8100 to each community. Norn-
' lnally.th prises in the combe-
tition were listed as 1100 for
first place and 275 for second
place, but in nettling the tie it
was decided to- give each 8100. ,
m ' John F. Carroll. -Rose' Fes-:
ttval director la charge of the
: festival center, announced the
final awards for the other - 4
v contestants as follows: Third '
prise, Sell wood. 250; fourth e1
prrs. Pertiand Heights, 845:
m ffth prize. Peninsula, 35; sixth -
- prise, cornau-weetover,
4t savon th prise, South Portland,
828 ; eighth - prize, Rose City 4jr
- Park,- $2.50; ninth prise. Men- '
tavtlla, 320; tenth prise. Mount
m Tabor, 31750; eleventh prise,
Irvington, 815T twelfth - prise,
East and Westmoreland, 212.50
thirteenth, prig, Kenton, 810. -
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Germans on Offensive.
Berlin; JTun IT. 1. N. S.) Bat
tling alonr the entire Poland, Oalician
and Buekowlna front 'waa being waged
today with the utmost -fury, according
to an Oversea dispatch from the
front. : and decisive result are ex
pected.'" ) ll::-:- - v-;' f- r fr .'.'-.
Th German; lines extend for a dts
tance "of 882 miles. In Poland, west
of Warsaw, th Teutons ar again on
the offensive, Russian positions
along h Rawka river being the main
point of attack. - ' .
th Panama-Pacific exposition, has
tendered hia resignation to take affect
July; 1. X)
Card of Thanks. - - ;
We wish to extend our most sincere
thanks and appreciation to our many
friends and neighbor for 'their helo,
aid and sympathy during the sickness
and burial of our husband and father.
H. O. Etites. (Signed.) -j
MRS. H. O. STITKS, i
, MRS. ADArZ, STITKS,
C. M. STITES. (Adv.)
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LEilBERG'S FATE IN
v BALANCE VHIlf TWO
GREAT ARMIES FIGHT
Struggle oh San Undecided,
Claims Petrograd, Though
' Increasing in . Fiercehess.
Petrograd. Jon IT. (I. N. B.) In
creasing fierceness marks th mighty
engagement eaat of the San river,
upon which hangs the fate of Lmberg,
the front Oalician fortress, according
to aa official statement issued from
the ; war ef flea today f The Oermans
ar using their mightiest shells in a
fierce cannonade at many points in Po
land. Oasowleo, on the Bobr river, is
again being subjected to a heavy bom
bardment. -f
-In th region of IColtyjany , ays
today's ofidal statement, "th Rue
sians have crossed th Venta river and
ar pursuing the Oermana Hundreds
of Teutons hav been sabred by the
Russians. . - :;v ..
"Gorman attacks' for three days on
the village Of Latskow were unsuo
cessfttl. On Tuesday the fighting
closed in our favor., -
Fighting near ShavU conttrmes with
varying fortune. Bom villages hav
fallen into the hands of the nanay.
: "Along the Dublssa river artillery
duels are in progress. -?
"On the Nlemen- river Monday - and
Tuesday the enemy sustained heavy
losses in a futile attempt to resume
the offensive. -X-
"Along the Orzee riVer the enemy at
night opened- a bombardment against
our positions in the villages of Job
nerow and Jetse, throwing thousands
of sproJotileaJ,'i: .r. ,
A DISC RECORD FOR
W have one for
ffti,jltIMSIfl8
I lillivutfiiiirttlii '
Changes in
t
; . and Inauguration of , y
Clatsop Beach Summer Schedule
Saturday, June 19
" No.- 2t. local for Scappoose, Rainier, Astoria and
.Clatsop Beach, daily; leave 7:15 A. M. Instead of 8:10
: A. M, ; arrive Astoria 11:06 A. M.T arrive Heaeldel 3 :V
, P. M. No. 22, Portland-bound, leaves Seaside 7:25
A. M Astoria 8:20 A, At.; arrive Portland 12:06 P. M. -
No. 2S. SEASHORE LIMITED. DAILTt leave 8:30
. A. M, leave Astoria 11:40 A. M. : arrive Seaside 12:30
.P. M. ' No. Z2. PORTLAND 'LiIMITD;-"leave- Seaside
6:20 P. M - Astoria 7 :20 p. . M. j - -Arrive; , Portland
10:20 .P.: M. - v - ; t-
" No. 83. CALIFORNIA STEAMER TRAIN' j leave
S:S0 A. M Astoria 12:35 A. Mj arrive Vla-vel 12:55 P.
M, sailing days. No, 34 STEAMKR TRAIN for, Port
land; leave Klavei I P. M Astoria 1 P. M.; arriv
Portland 4:25 P. M.. steamer days.
: No. 21. WEEK-END SPECIAL, Saturdays, only, for .
.- Astoria, Cearhart and Seaside; leave 3 P. C- Astoria i
5 P. M.: arrive Seaside S:6 P. M. No. 30. PORT I. AN O
LIMITED. Monday only; leave Seaside :80 A. M,
Astoria :20 A. M.l arrive Portland 12:80 JP, M. ,
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BATsIC:
i"Twilight Slep"
; : Sapped by Doctors
14 !y. . 11 ;v M'v-w"'::
BIegats to Medical. Convention ia
Bam Tranotsco Say X Xs Xik Hffect
-: IfredaeeA Toy Medlcla SO Tears Ago.
' San Franclseo. June 17 (P. N. S-
On record todsy with emphatic disap
proval of the 'twilight sleep- method
of childbirth, delegates ef the National
Kcloctla Medical association, which, to
gether with several other medical soci
eties, is in convention here this week,
yesterday thoroughly discussed ; 'he
subject from all angles.'--' . -
Scores of eminent physicians voiced
their antagonism, Claim was made
that the method, recently Introduced
to the medical world as a discovery of
German scientists, was ' identical In
virtually all respects with th "twi
light sleep" drug prepared by Dr. Ira
H. Wheeler of Healdsburg i 20 years
aaro. And th sam objections against
Wheeler's preparation, principal of
which was the reduction of circulation
and respiration to such a low point
' that both mother and child, were sen
'ously endangered, could be urged with
; equal jasUce against tb present twi
light- sleep." according to u general
verdict of- the doctors. .. . :
Want Sweunn4 Back.
Salm; Or.,. June -17. Toc" Bwet
land, who Utf Willamette University a
year ago after several years' success
a football coach, is being boosted to
day for a return here. Sweetland went
from her to Hobart college, NeW Tork
state, at an increased salary. Coach
Thompson . has been given 'the ax , by
the Willamette ; trustees.
,i h m -ii - .I..,.,.
- Win fitrGBgCticin Academy.
fts1. or, June 1? After consider
ing a proposition to abolish : the acad
emy, Willamette University trustees
here decided to not only continue it,
but to make ' it stronger than ever.
The faculty committee was authorised
to select a principal for the - depart
ment. , " -
in the event of aa extra session of
congress it will likely convene under
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No. win leave Wllkesboro 3:35 V.
1:21 P.
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4:22 P.
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No. 28. local for Astoria and Clatsop Reach
points, -daily: leave 880 P. M. same ss nt present,
but will run throush to Seaside DAILY; arrive Astoria
10 P. Mv arriv Seaside 10:60 P M.
'No. 24, local for Portland: leave Seaside 4 P. M-.
.tear Astoria 5 P. II.; arriv Portland 8:40 P. M.
RAINIEB IXX5ALLavinr tlm of No. 25 and 27
tmchanged. No. 17 arrives Rainier 7:30 P. M. No.
28, saru as at present. No. 28. leave Rainier ,3:0
P. M. instead of 3 P. M-j arriv Portland P. M.
Account CONNECTIONS s t Linnton with ITNITTTD
RAILWAYS, th followine; chanaes will b ffecUv
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No. '";-4 "will i leave Wllkesboro 10:20 A. M. Inwtend
of 10:40 A. M and arrive at Linnton 11:35 A. M. in
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