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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY. July 21,,; 1315.' ECOilOiVilC . USE ' OF ;t IRRIGATION RESULTS Ui S Government Tests at i. " JL, ,X : Hermiston bhow storage : , Capacity of Soils Low, SHORT FURROW IS URGED Lose Trom Xp Fsreolatloa, Unless ' . ' Vttn Xa Boa oa One Place for a abort Time. i ;t Washington, July 21. On the sandy soils of the Umatilla reclamation proj- eat in Oregon it ia neoeaeary to handle Irrigation water very-carefully In or der to get the greatest benefit. Many . , testa Wece-mede on- the project ex periment fatm located at Hermiaton Or., last year, to determine the moat , economical -; methoda of handling irrl- i ' gatlon water. ' -.: .Yv:i f A H; - -, -..s The specialists in charge of this work ;lay emphasis on the use of short Irri gation furrows, ranging from 100 to 200 feet in length, and 20 to SO inches apart, using fatrly shallow, Well-opened furrows to facilitate the flow of Water. They also advocate that water ahould toe run for only a short tlm In one place, as loss soon occurs from, deep percolation. Since the storage capacity : of this soil is very low, only a small 'amount of water should be used for . each irrigation;, and frequent applica tions made to maintain an; adeaata supply for-plant growth. Beat results 'Ware obtained by using a comparative ly, larg stream of . water while irri aatlng, in order to cover tha land aa ; Quickly as possible. . . - 3 ;f 'i . , Experiments With Water. ' On virgin land without crops It was found that a 2 U -inch application of water was - retalaea in " the ; first four ? feet of soil; 6 inches of. water, applied under Identical conditions filled the first 10 feet to its full carrying capacity, . and part of tha water passed ever below ' this depth, a 2-inch appliaotion real ly does aa much benefit to the crop aa a 6 or 10-lnch application. ..- ' "After 6 - and lQ-incii application of water were made the two plats having . me same Kind of soli, there remained an equal Quantity of water i9 each ! MR GIVES BE ?T' .V. " ""1U -""iparty wUl put the Republican , candi- oianuty waa practically the aaroe as date lnto offlce by a majority that will was , retained by the same ' layer of aoll where a 2 -Inch irrigation waa applied. - . K Heavy Irrigation Wastes Water, Where the land was of finer texture than in the above experiment., and . j - ?ZZSJL 'nJ?. -mr a w v J W0KO V W a, VU applying heaw -irrieationa . to the 1i,ht rf,..,i " " ' ; ' r"ZL S"Z V-"T: has a very marked Influence upon crop ' yields. An area of alfalfa given 4.4 . feet of water in . eight applications ; yielded four tona of hay per acre or - ton per acre-foot of water used. An other plat given 5.3 acre-feet applied in 12 irrigations,- yielded 6.3 tons per acre, or' 1.02 tons -per acre-foot of ja ater. . The results obtained by ap- tAvinm at thia paf, ..r. htt.. 5 than when heavier application f Water, such as 9.7 acre-feet applied in i. irnaiiuuu were euipioyeo. x no ex cess Of water and the additional labor were not justified by the slight In crease in yield , resulting from tile ' heavier, applications of . water. . 3 : Dsunage From Seepage. " his , The careful irrigator who has distribution r system, furrows. h.l ditches and. time properly arranged to; enabie him to apply just the quantity required to fill the soli to the depth of root penetration, gets a maximum benefit from the water. On the other hand. the; irrigator- who uses more water at a time than his aoii is capa - - ble of holding, loses, by deep perco- lation. aU of it that is not held within the root sone of his crop, and further more, he may - damage aajacent lann by contributing to . the underground seepage ijVi'--. ' - s-i fi':',;' '; . -': - ')::: - The work on the Umatilla Reclama tion project Experiment farm in 1914 is the' subject of a new U. S. depart ment of agriculture bulletin, and gives ' a resume of the operations, drawing many deductions of -value to 1 farmers residing on the project, and . may be had free upon application to the de partment at Washington, .IX C .- -: j ssj i ' i 1 1 i i iij.-i in 16 " : ; ' Woodland Work Starts. - Woodland, Wash., July 31.-Active work on the grading of, the road pre paratory, to laying the concrete was be- ' gun' yesterday morning by Jeffries & Bufton, on the 6880 feet of new state aid road to be laid immediately north of town, adjoining the concrete street north of town. - " .Dairy Cows-Route-. 1. Seaside Cottage "Want Ads" such as the follow ing may be found every day in the. "Want Ad" columns of The Jour-? naX There may be some interest ing item there for you: Automobiles Wanted T8 . "WANTED Ford auto; must be ' in good condition and cheap for cash." - - . Tor Sale Miscellaneous 19 - "BILLIARD and pool tables for , sale or rent, lowest prices; easy . V terms." - - Swap Colnmn 5 ? "TRADE Terrebonne lots, car pentry, painting, for lumber, new or used." '-!' , - ' - livestock 35 "FOR SALE Dairy cows, route ' and hay, over $100 per- 'month .Clear." '- . - z- " Poultry and Pigeons 37 ' "WANT to sell 15 thoroughbred Rhode' Island Reds, 7 Golden Polish chickens, cheap; no place to keep them." - . " Summer Resorts 86 V , - TURNISHED room m private new modern home. Hermosa - Park. Seaside, -8 blocks to ocean; : fine location, reasonable." - Wanted To Bent 7" "COTJPLE desires to rent a small furnished bouse or bungalow; rent must be reasonable." trhst HALTED F.TILK yea drbk ; iforllORLICEl'Sor you raay est a cheap Bubstituta and pay tbo same price - George Brown Got : His for Mashing ? Wrong Woman & George " jBrown r picked ' the wrong -woman, when he , tried , . to flirt -wtth Mrs. Harry Hoi- . land, wife of the driver of Chief Clark'a automotrtle. - - - Mrs. Holland waa bound down ak to meet her husband aa he got ! off duty last night. At Third ? and Oak streets ., Brown accosted her. . - . "Hello, Cutie, where are - you goingr. said hs. 4 - Bplush- came the sound of m Mrs. Holland's hand bag aa It t. came in aontact with , George Brown's face. -Well, kind of rough aboil t it aren't youT ;. You'll like me bet- ter when ! you know m bet- 0 ter,H said Brown. - tit T One again Mrs. Holland's , .' right, hand - swung around in - tit Brown's face. , m At - this Instant Motorcycle , m , Patrolmen Morris and Sims, . and Holland himself, saw the action, and came running. .-. .. Brown' was placed under ar- i . rest and this morning sentenced - t m - to serve 48 hours in the city 1 m jail by Judge Stevenson. ' . 4t . Friday- at noon Brown Intends to go back home to Pendleton m never again to flirt. : .- - - ' Mayor of Chicago After Presidency William Kala Thompson Announces He . Would Aooept BepubUcea XTomlna tlon to Snoceed Wilson in 1916. Los Angeles, Cai. July 21.- (U. P.) Just ' before i leaving for Ban Diego early today, Mayor ; ' William t - Hale Thompson of j Chicago said that . he would be the Republican candidate for president in 116, "if the younger ele ment in the geand old party willed It." This ' virtual announcement of Mayor Thompson's candidacy was' followed by statements from members of his cabi net and political advisers, accompany ing him on his California tour, who de clared tha movement to put him at the head of tha- national Republican ticket next year- is 'already concretely organ ized. :-:f - i"--.i -.The ; Republican party will .coma 1 1M 1111, .nlJI lr.w. . TlhM.MB. x believe the younger blood of the be tne greatest in -years. ' Illinois Has Three Candidates. Chloago. July 21 (U. P.) Intereat was shown here today in the dispatch 1UUJ UUO AUfiOlW Bkatinft V-ttO-t. ilia JUI willingness to be the Republican can Wtettfor president in 1916. It is 'pre dicted by politicians t that Thompson Kepresraiauw . James auan Representative James R. Mann and "United 1 States- Senator-Lawrence T.- Sherman will contest for the support of the Illinois delegation at the next Republican .national convention. Bryan Will Pay Portland a Visit Sx-8eeretary bf to Ziecture on Stats Has Promised "Pundamantals' Soon . in 2?ortland. -. William Jennings Bryan, until re cently secretary of state in President j Wilson's cabinet, wilt be In Portland some time before the end of the month, 'and will make at least one address dur- in8 his sty i the city.' Although the exact , date of his ar- IF11'811?1 Ti1 " ye ".t,11" I!rom- 8 X iT ! .u ? . T the benefit or the Pacific , Coast Rcuet ctv associa- t"? .The timeand place of the lecture iwlll probably be announced tomorrow, TMr. Bryan, who Is now in California, will stop at Medford on his way north. having accepted the invitation of the Medford Commercial . club to visit Cra ter lake. 3. He will - deliver a short speech in the city park- probably on world peace, -According to present ar rangements he will be met at A Weed, Cal.. July 27. by a Medrord -delegation driven to Crater lake and the next day driven . to Medford. - r He ' will also lec ture at Albany. . . ... . , . ' ' t t Vienna Cholera Infected. London, July 21 (I. ' N. S.) The Times . has 'received - a '-dispatch - from Christiania saying an official of the Norwegian .foreign office has an nounced that the Norwegian minister at Vienna declares the 'Austrian cap ital to be Infected with cholera. ;' develop FREE all ! i iE1l IB' f 1 1 1 ' 111 - II '.lit JZZ? : chased; here or not. -If films are pur ,vchased elsewhere order for 'prints must be- included. : Prompt service guaran teed -workmanship.- ."-'r The Agents, Fall Line Eastman Kodaks , , r Coliamt lan Optical Go.' ia Sixth Bt. "-v....'-4 -' Bst. Aldy and Morrison Becker's Story of, Crime Borne Out " ; 1 " . -- " -- -XY' :. Former Secretary of "Big Tim" SnUV- . van Corroborates v Beeksr's . Claim r. That Sullivan Was in Plot. New Tork, July 21 (L- K, - S.) The Story told severaj days ago bjr former Police Lieutenant Charles P., Becker, under sentence of death for, complicity in the murder of - Herman ; Rosenthal, involving the late "Big Tim", Sxillivan In the plot to do away with Rosenthal, was corroborated in many t respects to day by Harry Applebaum. .former sec retary to 3ig .Tim. Applebaum stated he would help the condemned officer obtain clemency. - i i Little hope for saving Becker from tha electric chair for the murder of Gambler Herman Rosenthal la held to day by ,the former police lieutenant's attorneys. This was admitted as the feet became known thaV preparations already bad been started at Sing Sine prison for his execution. v v Sven Bookers wife,- who up to this t) me has declared .- her belief in his ultimate vindication,. ' today was said to have practically e-lven up hope of saving her husband from, the elect ria chair. , . Governor Receives Appeal. - Albany, Y, July 21 I. if. 8.) -Governor Whitman today received doc uments with an accompanying re quest for clemency for former Police Lieutenant . Chas. Becker, under sen tence of death -for; complicity in the murder of Herman" Rosenthal, a New Tork gambler. Governor Whitman re fusea to comment on the request. Wabasli Railroad V Sold at Auction St. Louis, Ma, July 21. XX. vC. S.)- Properties of : the Wabash 'railroad, a $22,000,000 corporation, were sold under the - hammer this -afternoon for $18, 000,000 " to Robert Goelet and H. R. Winthrop, both of -. New Tork, - repre senting th road's ' reorganization com mittee. ' The sal waa made in -accord with a foreclosure decree. E.- F. Kear ney Is to be the new-president of the corporation, ..,'. Daughter Still - t . Held by Father Spokane. Wash., July" 21. XV, P.) A writ of habeas corpus late today pre vented the "Spokane authorities from turhlng over to a Seattle deputy sher iff Marguerite Wesner, 13, who was removed from Seattle yesterday by her father, v Fred Wesner, regard less of a court order Issued by' Judge Ronald forbidding it. .. ; i : Wesner and the girl were taken Into custody as-they were "passing-through f pn f ???aiJ?-a""llXh9 two countries. ot: w oeaiue A"f VJi X1 whs i cioaocu, uui. a.Q aAt & wao aicjva wi the arrival of a Seattle officer. - , - Wesner. today instituted habeas' cor pus proceedings, and pending a hearing the girl will be held within the juris diction of , the local court. - , ' - n Wesner alleges that the girl's mother is notv the. proper person to care for her. . . e ' . - MoBThreatehs $ " U. M, 'C. Factory . . 0 f i V .- Bridgeport, Conn., July 21. (1. N. S.) vA mob - which gathered ahortly before noon in front of the C factory here, thia afternoon waa grow ing; and violence waa feared. The "po lice twice attempted to disperse the crowd but failed. --:t;'-- - -f v. Growth In the strike at the Reming ton Arms & . Ammunition company plant cams this -morning when 110 machinists were 'called from work la the contract plants. : Officials of the company still -maintain that the strike will not prove serious . but' tha labor leaders assert that : the. whole plant will be crippled In a short "time. - ; ' Promise Pension System, t ', New 'Haven, Conn.,July;2L (I. N. S.) The Winchester Repeating Arms company this afternoon . announced it soon would Inaugurate an employes pension system similar to that of the American Telephone & Telegraph com pany and other big concerns.... . ; .. Cardinal's Secretary Jailed. Amsterdam, July 21. (I. N. S.) The Tyd announces that Cardinal Mercler's secretary has been sentenced ' to a month's Imprisonment. ' No details respecting i the : cause of ' the sentence are given. FILMS: Developed To introduce the quality of the work now being turned d,u t ;by our augmented corps of pho tographic experts ,we i will films whether, pur- ii LANSING FINISHES U. Si NOTETO GERMANY; IT IS TO GO ON SATURDAY President ; Wilson :Typewrtes ! " His Draft of Note Until Late -'Into .the Night; '-':K Washington, July 21. Secretary of State Lansing " this afternoon ' person ally finished the' f rnal draft of the new American note' to Germany a demand for modification of the use of subma rines on a humanitarian basis.' : While no announcement regarding the. docu ment waa forthcoming, it was learned that It does not recede in the least from the insistence of this government on its rights on the-high seas. - " Further changee by- the cabinet will not be necessary, it . is r believed, al though Lansing's draft '"will ba read to the ' ministers Friday. Saturday the note will be cabled to-Ambassador Gerard at Berlin, who will submit It to Foreign Minister- von Jagow Mon- President Wilson's venerable -"mill-was hard to click in the White House until nearly midnight -Monday; and it leaked out today -that the chief execu tive -was personally, preparing a 'tenta tive draft This waa turned over to the secretary of. state, wh6 finished tne zinai aocument. - r Ordana Attack to Wait.. It ' is not likely that - the note - will refer sip the .attack upon the -liner Orduna by a submarine - during' her last voyage -from Liverpool. - This is due to the fact that it will be J na pos sible for the ; state and treasury s de partments to complete their investiga tion of the atoriea told by passengers of tha vessel being shelled. ' Thatv the- state department ?is ex tensively engaged la note writing, how ever, was indicated tdday when it was reported that ' a' reply to Austria's pro test against the. shipment of muni tions to the allies was being prepared. Austria raised the question of whether the United States was observing strict neutrality ,v by permitting f such : ship ments when Austria - and Germany were unable to procure- similar- supplies.- It ia understood, however,' that the new note to Germany end the re ply to - Austria's communication will not be -forwarded simultaneously.- Wording Is Modified.' It was learned today fthat ', during yesterday's meeting the cabinet de bated whether to -incorporate in the new note to Berlin a reiteration of the statement that the, United States con sidered the sinking of the Lu si tan la with American paasengera aboard- an "unfriendly act." j It is understood, however, that the .wording was modi fied to state that the attack: is "viewed with great concern," as threatening the hitherto peaceful relations between f Germany's proposition Germany's proposition that - four belligerent Bhips may be. placed under the American flag : for . the transporta tion of Americans .through ; the "war sone will be rejected, it is understood. The note will declare that it is im possible, without a special act ot con cress to ' place either neutral or in terned belligerent - vessels - under the American flag, Germans Bombard ' Soissonsj Steadily French . Take Important defenses XTorth of Techt, Says Paris, and Are ITearly at Crest of the Baights.. , -, Parish July : 2L S.) Syste- matlo bombardment ' bf SOleaorts by the Germans, is progressing according to today's of flcial communique and enormous property -damage has been Inflicted.-- Attacks by : the Teutons in the Woevre and Vosges districts have been repulsed. ... -' . ; ; "North of the Fecht," says the state ment.? "the -French - have- captured im portant defenses, advancing - nearly to the crest of tne aeignts. i "EUght bombs were dropped t on the railroad tracks at Colmar yesterday. - "Thirty-one French aviators engaged in. an air raid on Conflons In Jarney, In the Woevre district.1 Tuesday Seven Bhells struck1 the. railway station and one locomotive - ana - one rounanouse were destroyed. " - - y . " - t Solid Comfort ; : : ' - r -'.'.",'-';".':''-"",; . . . For; less than a-Cent-an-Hour ; ' What give$ more comfort tbari VcobJ. breeze, on a - hot day in the city? ' And how much isn't one willing to f ' spend to 'get it yes, spend to go after it and often not " ..get It? t ,. .. , - ,- - ; r - t. ' ' '; . ' , - " .' " ' .- '. 'Z- ' . ' " '-, ' '-' -- ' - ,. ' I - Yet, a cool breeze is one-of the most easily derived J ::H of all hot.weather.comforts and one. of the least expend sivewhen obtained from a ; ; "jr , . '',, . It : can be used in any room having an ordinary in-' candescent lamp socket. AH "you havctodo ' to get, "breeze is to connect fan to socket' and "turn'the switch. - IjcI us show you this fan it represents the best fan -value on the market. Z r-. - . liLiicUTRIC store; : ; . BROADWAY AND ALDER ;; Portland" Railway, vLiht iii Power Go.; , , "RELIABLE SERVICE"- Visitors to .the Navy.Yard Must , Now Give Name a ; , Bremerton, Waih., July 21 m "'' W: P.) It you - visit the navy,; yard-Kr-any of -the ships there. you must register., - t This is the new rule, promul 0 1 gated - by Secretary ; of t the Navy Daniels, . whtcb is tn s ef-. feet here today.. The rule- re-: sulted'from the fact tba,t there t 'have been numerous fires on m ' battleships of the Atlantic fleet coincident with- the Holt bomb . mysteries. Visitors to the yard have hot. expressed any satisfaction with' tha new order. . . -' "' '- ' J J . ; - r ' , -' ., ' uermany ouiiers From Cotton 'Lack 3 r - Aa Cotton Ooods factories at Oroaav -i Are ' Closed! ; Whatevef Bw Cotton Smug gled Xaronga does to JCrnpps. Amsterdam, . July, S.) Reports from Germany agree In- say-1 lng that the country la beginning to suffer seriously, from the lack of raw ! cotton,'" - ' v."-. ' ' ' - A-measage from Lonnecker says that all the factories making cotton- goods in Gronau are closed. -r AU the unmar ried . workmen '. have been discharged -and sent to Silesia , to work in the , mlnea - -'."'. . i The cheapest cotton has j already; reached extortionate prices and there is . little supply. All the cotton smuggled - through neutral countries Is Immediate- j ly sent to the Kruppe ana otner mum-1 tions firms. . ' - . v Britain 'Pears Smuggling. London. July "21-(L N. S. The , question whether, despite the blockade, cotton and food stuffs are still reach- , lng Germany, " is seriously - exercising j the press.. The" Post says: .' . r t ? Every pound ? of cotton : imported Into Germany means death to British -soldiers. ..Therefore ,'lt must be stopped.? : . ' ' - ' - I Huiit Eelatives'of ; Murdered, Woman' Los Angeles, July 21 (TT.P.) De- ' claring an investigation unnecessary ; in-the case of .W H. Warren, private detective, . Who ended v his ' life after killing 'Mrs. Gretls Carter, pretty dl-' vorce. Coroner HartwelUv today signed certificates of .. "murder . and . suicide" and closed the incident, as far as the law is concerned. ' . - " ' An investigation ."of Mrs. Carter's? life - revealed . that . she - eame ' to Los Angeles a year ago- from Portland. Or. j A search is being made for relatives. - so that funeral, arrangements may us made, v - ... ,.v - Seaside Official.--;. -Pleads Not GnUty - Seaside, Or., 'July it. John I Berry, city auditor and ' police Judge, recently Indicted by the Clatsop grand Juryi was summoned to 'Astoria Tues day and -pleaded not guilty to a charge of malfeasance in office.- - The indictment Was the culmination of a row between Berry and, the city council, when he refused 'to sign city warrants and to attend meetings.' His trial was set for July 27.. . ,. WILL MEET; IV: GEARHART . i . . . - - . Traffic officials I of , the 'northwest railways will -hold a- meeting tomor- v row at Gearhart, at -which they - will f thresh out some of the problems . that J have been ' under - long .. consideration, v This is : the - first time one of , these j meetings- was called for. Gearhart." but " m1W1 ' Tri An ' Tktf ' thV- ROIlld do . better, work with rths sea within ear shot. ' t. r - " :. Russia Seeks a Xloyd-George. . j - Patrograd. ; July. . 7l-iV. P.)r-Cre, atlon of a ministry -of munitions, sim ilar to: that formed, in England, is to , be authorised by the Russian duma. It , was announced here today. I SUPPLIES ARE CUT OFF : FROi',1 CITY OF MEXICO; v FEV AMERICANS LEFT Looting; -Reported' ats"Naco -'WheriyVniaV Fordes Are ;:Leaving,rV J Washington. July 21a ttJ. . P.) -t-Cut , off from supplies, Mexico City, which Is today again occupied by the Zapa condition. If is reported that few I Americans remain in ", Mexico City. Naco ,and: that much looting Is go- ing bn. Villa Picks Resting Place. -. San Francisco. Cal,"July,21. IV. P.)- -General Francisco Villa may come Ico city: Is oveh of even before. If Heattqaartcrs tor' Men's, Women's and Children's Dattitnn giiiiis Irunhs. Suit Cases and Bags, 4th floor Tea itooni. 4th Floor DOUBLE STAMPS -" ii . Given; Tomorrow 5 . -With Cash T r; Purchases in AH . Departments Exfcept Groceries Millie I rrrRIMMlNGS -also crreat ws, mm . 1 11 etc ostrich fancies and pompons, flowers, wings, ornaments, etc.also hats trimmed with stylish !.bows. Splendid assortment of colors to select from also all-black and all-white.. Trimmed Hats QO OK worth up i to- 9.75- July Clearance Sale Price Choice vwaD 59.75 Hat Shapes Second Floor- 200" Untrimmed Hats in a sweeping Clearance tomorrow at a fraction fit real worth. Large and small ' effects in high-grade Mllans and Hemps. " Popular colors," black and white. .Shapes worth fl" QP up to 19.75, Clearance at Pe0 D O U B LE Wl"n be "S!ven with a11 Cash Purchases i ; , , n ,,,made tomorrow; in our Model Bakery on STAMPS 4thfloor. Birthday and Wedding Cakes u a-raiwAa . u : made. to order at the.Iowes't prices. 4 f mms f . r- . Tillamook : Seashore Resorts , . "Wonderful acenery; dense ' ' forests. A ti e i n K ttout , ' .,::s-streams, - niiles '"and-, miles 1 of " glorious sandy'- beach.- . -A, . - - , ' . . ',' LOW ROUND-TRIP FARES . ' ; . Season tickeU .'. ; . : . $4.00 ' , V , Week-end-'.....-..,.,,.. 53.00 - . " Portland ; to . Garibaldi Beach Polnta, Proportional. "Ixw. Fares to Other Beach Resorts, Serr.'Eiiearsions-East - , '' Round-trip: tickets to. East- , , T j. ern destinations . vlA Call-- . , 1 ' . A -. f ornla, wlrh stop-overs - . : . '- in" either , dlrectiomto '-'' - v i s 1 1 the " Exposition 5 on ' , , ' -", . . . sale "daily . from all. points. . . 7" ' ' ' - ' I Ten Days Stop on One WayTlekets at San Francisco. ' and Ixa -Aaselea. s - "" . '' . - - -,-. -'- " " . ' ' You. can stop -over at Shasta Springs ' Our Agents will be glad to furnish full particulars In regard to any of the above outings and make reservations; outline your trip or give you Interesting literature. on the various places you can visit. r3 - ---".:' -. - ' J : r - ' - ; - Askjfor Our Folders "Oregon Outdoors." "S?dshore Tillamook .County and "Newport", .i5pUTHERN';PACIF5e;:- ': : ' ; ' John M. Scott, Gen. Pssa. Agent, Pertlaad, Oregon - V be f continues : to auffer defeat at the hands 'of the Carranziatas, said "liob' Cornell' of Houston, Texas, . one of the International, vice presidents of - the Rotary clubs, lit cession here today. Cornell recently visited Juares, and there, saw HipoU to Villa, a brother Jf tha; general; who said ho and ; hfs brother liked San Francisco and would probably move here after the present difficulties in Mexico.. . , i Denies Capture of Capital. - Galveston Tex ' July 21. (I: N.. S.) Mexican. Coaaul Burns today cenled the reported capture of Mexico City by the. Zapatistas. : Burns quoted a .tele gram from Vera Crus which" said that General Coss was pursuing the Zapa tistas who ..had . evacuated the , capital and that the Vllllstas at Pachuca had been driven south by General Dieguef and caught between Dieguez'. forces and those of General Gonzales; ? . Th3 - dispatch added that Gonzales had left the capital under strong guard. Hero Saves Two: -"-;; ; One Is Drowned Ernest ' C. Stewart, TaeOma i School ' Teacher, Was Takiag Wife and Baby tor Bide and Canoe Turned Over. Tacoma Wash, July 21. (P. N. S.) -Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods Pacific Phone Marshall 4800 CI ears nice Trimmed Hats Worth to $9.75 Dept.2nd Floor ALONE ton manv of th Hat " r . 1 worth more than the above price. Fashionable - niw lirre sailors in' Milins. Hinn I grhnm . varietv of attractive : rlAo.fHt:noS style v very smart for street wear." . Some in black- .Dai Scenery unsurpassed. Ample accommodations. Every 'mile protected by Automatic,- Electric Block Safety Signals. To S an Francisco and Back Return Limit 30 Days.' $32.50 Ninety-Day Limit. $52.25 to San Diego and ' - A Delightful Seaaida Retreat .' Every charm for an out- . door vacation. Burf bath . . inar, flsbinR. boating and ,, . . - pleasant social recreations. ROUND-TRIP FARES Season fare from Portland.. . .$6.25 'Week-end .. .....$4.00 ' Corre5pondlhjr Low Fares from AU Other Stations - in Oregon. -Throtisrh Sleeping-Car Between Portland and Kw. rort Kvery Saturday Morning at 1:30 o'cloclc - From-Portland. Kvmry Snrtdav Evening at 8 o'clock - , From Newport. The body of Ernest C. Etewart. a. coma achool teacher, drowned at i mouth of the Skokomish rivtr it . when' the canoe in which he was t his wife and baby for a ride c . turned, waa brought back to tts . today.. - ' - '.. - With the body came the story cf heroic rescue of Mrs. Stewart ar. 1 baby by Enic Nelson of Union C who was close by when the ta; struck a. snag. Without waiting even to remove ! coat, Nelson plunged In. He first thV baby on top of .'the canoe, t grasped the drowning woman. ( towedSharv and the canoe to thore. : returned, recovered Btewart'a boJy i diving, and brought. It in; but effui to. resuscitate Etewart were futile. ' Big Party Visits lake. . Medford. Or., July 21. The lars tourist party ever to visit Crater 1. left Medford today in 12 automot ... under the direction of J, K. Grimm Lancaster, Pa. There were 0 i and women in the party, the tour 1 t lng been booked by the Raymond i comb company. All records for tra to the lake are being Smashed now and Superintendent Stee'e 1 diets the total will reach 10.000 bet snow flies. Shavingr was introduced amnns t' Romans about 300 B. C. The flrat eh was deemed -the entrance to, mantn. and celebrated with great fetivltl. p. ... , . .... Home Phone A-6231 atninoc Ii Reduced 4th Floor Full size Hammocks of wXtra heavy cotton. Deep, full-plaited draperies, concealed spreaders at both ends. Shown In many pleasing patterns. $4.00 Hamm'ks, Clearance $3.19 tS.oo Hamm'ks, Clearance $3.93 16.50 Hamm'ks, Clearance $4.53 Child's Play Suits 4th Floor -Indian Chief, Indian Girl, Cow Boy, Cow Girl, Boy . Scout, .Baseball Suits REDUCED. Regular $. 50 Suits now at T3c Regular 53.00, Suits now - $1.43 Regular $3.50 Suits now $2.43 Regular 4.00 Suits now $2.SS Regular $5.oo' Suits now $3.43 Regular -$7; 5 0 ; Suits now $4. S3 Cofiffee Pay Tdmorcowl Grocery Dept., 4th Floor No de liveries of these specials except with other purchases made in Grocery Dept. tomorrow. 40c OWK Cofiee, 20e Our famous OWK Imperial Roast Coffee used In . hundreds of Portland's best homes, nn Reg. 40c grade at, the lb. JK 50c OWK Teas, SDe Uncolored Japan,1 English Break fast or Ceylon, Regular QQ 50c Tea, special at, lb. OaC O O Back Newport Short Electric Trips r ' On the Big Red Steel Cart -The Southern Pacific Elec . ' trie Lines Offer a pleoelne . -i ,ir varitv of dellcbtful trlpi through some ofr the most. hlrnly developed arrl- . a cultural sections of Oregon. Portland to Mclllnnvllle and - Return, Loop Trip. U.SO. Hound Trip Dally; $1.60 Wek-En!. 'Portland to Iake Grove and Return, 35 Cents Round Trip. . Portland to Raleigh Portland Oolf Club 33 Cents Round Trip.