THE OREGON J". SUNDAY, JOURNAL, -PORTLAND,. SUNDAY , MORNING, 4 MARCH .: 23, . 1916."
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BRIEFv INFORMATION
' v '(MTH DAT or-l.)' jr- ,
" , .'Ovk' vitjii Ann
" " ' '.At ' Home.
C-arrg Daeth of 17S3 Vast fifteenth street.
i en of 1t?e 1 Ufa ted on on board tbe tatted
State submarine y-4- at Pearl Harbor, Ho-
Large land holdings are retarding the prog-re-
of railroad eonatrnetloa la -Oregon, de
cUres fx farrelt. president of tbe O-W. B.
A N. Co.. In a, letter to tne state land board.
Corneratoee of tbe ' new Coach eebeoi, wee
placed. The building will bare a root garden
p-ejgmmd., ..- : ..' . ,
. . . - . . '
-? Athena .'Koe matter ' what - aarviflces -are
ennj,-ir shall fore the Dardaoenea."
waa the atatement of. Rear Admiral irueprat.
- LAodao London -Dally Hall advocate eota
"pulaory military service, declaring that vohm
tary service plan ia breaking down.
Honolulu Wlrelew mesa age, received her
from- flotilla ef submarines aearrbtng for eub
n arise P-4. missing sine - early yesterday
inornlag, eald bo trace of the veseel bad bees
London A thrilling '. story" of baring eteel
darta ratwtd boob fate vessel by GerraaB taebes
f lying er the channel was brought to Booth
gblelda r leptain Vgt of tie Jforwegtaa
siesner isisnn. -
New York Harry K. - Thaw's appeal from
Stat Supreme , Just W Page' refoeal to re
turn Btm to . New Hampshire following his
acquittal on a ebarg of conspiracy to escape
Iron Hatteawaa was placed on calendar. - ,
; AMUSEMENTS -
- urDnmwiy t, a. ai w sjar rHiHwiw
"Tbe Whirl ot Ufe." featerlnr Mr. and M
erooa caaue.
CoatiBooas dJtlly 1 p. m. to
,'11 p. m.
fppODKOME (Formerlr Btkerl . Broadway
aar Uorrtaoo. Baker players la 'Tbe Maa
KrotB Home." Erery nlbt - and aoetlsces
tooay, wednesoay aod Batnroay.
DRPHEt'M Broadway at Xamblll.-TandeTllle.
I-AVTAGKH Broadway at Alder. Vaudeville.
aairnaB9 -tkroaoway- bi sura,
2:30. 7:30 and :IS week daya.
- from 3:15 Sundays.
THE STRAND park at SUrk.
VandevUle.
CoBtinuoua
PhotOTtUe.
- Continaoua, 1 p. ea. to 11 p. ra.
LY RIC Fourth and Stark. "Vlualcal eomedy.
S:30. 7:30 and 9:10. . , .
: UAJtSTlC Waabiogton at Park. Motioa pie
turea. 11 a. n. to 11 p. m.
COLUMBIA Hlxth. between Waablagtoa and
Star. Mothm pietorea. 11 a. at. toll p. a.
H'NKET WublDCton and Broadway. Mdtien
pirturea, 11 a. m. to 11 p. a. -GLUBU
WaalUngtoo at faereata.
ttires
CIRCL.E Fourth mail Wa'hiDgtoo.
tnrea.
ART Ml SBUM-Ftf lb and Taylor,
5 week daya: 2 to 5 irodays.
Motion ple
MoUob pic
Hoara 0 to
Free after
modi of Tneaday, Tburaday, Prloay.atur-
uay ana Bunaayv.
, , Coming Events.
- Multnomab Coonty Sunday Sebool eoBveatloa.
kl Clrsff rjMgrMiriflMl esinrrta Park aad iiaa-
: Uou. March 2b and 29. - -
Rotary club hmebeoa Hard 2S, at boob.
' Ad club luncheon at boob llirch 29.
'Annual meet log of publicity .eonreDtlooa bu
reau, of Chamber of CouJmerca. atarcb S9. S
p. Bt-
Aanaal meettna of Oregoa derelopmeut bu
reau of Chamber of Commerce, March' a.
p. m. ' i ,
Aunual meeting ef clric bareau of Clumber
of Commerce. larcb 80, 8 p. ea.
Annual Meeting ef grain standard bareaa
of Chamber of Cemnierce. March 30, A p. ra.
Progrefslre Buahieaa Men'i club luncheon,
"lOiegoa hotel, at soon, March 30.
Aumta meetlnir of leglxlatlon and taxation
bareaa ot Cbanber of Commerce. March. 31.
Annual meeting of tnf fie and tnneporta-
ttoo bureau ef Cliamber ot Commerce, March I
1. 9 D.
Beaftr board luncheon. Oregon hotel, at boob. I
Alarcb
Chamber of Commerce anneal meeting and
dedication of Oregon building, April 7. '.
"Michigan Kay,' Tuesday AprU 11.
State Granges will hold annual meeting at
Grants Pea May 8-1S, lncloalea.
Roae FeaUral, June 7. a and 0.
Coarentlotts ot Knlgbts of Pythin atd
Pythlta olater wlU , be bald In Portland
Auguat 1-lu. .
Josaph Paams Bnrlodv Joseph Past-1
ha. who -died at . his .-' home near I
Woodburn, Friday March- 17, was
-'hnm In" r.nrmanv irt lKfiO. comlns to
Nebraska in 1892 : and to .Oregon In
i' 1905. He was! married Uo Josephine
Bier In 1888, Be ven children being
s burn to . them, six of - whom and the
-widow aurvlve. The -children : are
Joseph Paxi na of . .Portland, .Mrs.
Hat tie Watson of Dallas Mrs.,; Anna
McClure of. Condon, Mrs. . Klele Seely
; of Woolburn, and Carl and- Ernest
1 Paslna of Woodburn. The funeral
' was held Sunday, March 19, in charge
, jof the Modern 'Woodmen, with Inter
ment in Belie Passl cemetery, : Wood
burn. . ' - ' ' v'' . .
Portland Art Association The last
' opportunity to see the collection of
- French paintings, at the Art Museum,
- lent by local owners in connection
with the exhibition, last : week, of
this afternoon.. An exhibition, con
i slating of, 49 i paintings, by Robert
Henri, George Bellows and others of
.the same school, from the San Diego
5 exposition, . will follow. . The , regular
hours of the museum i are: Week
days, ) to i o'clock; Sundays, 2 to
: free the afternoons of- Tuesday,
Thursday, -Friday, Saturday and Sun
day. : . . - - , ' -
; Haval Man Qo to ttpokaa. Lieuten
ant John H. Blackburn, in charge of
the. U. 8. navy enlistment station. In
' this city, will go to Spokane tonight,
'accompanied by Dr. St, Clair, medical
examiner, and J. J- Enor, chief yeoman,
! to examine and receive enlistments In
- the U. S. navy and naval -reserve.
1 While In Spokane," Lieutenant Black
burn will 'address the Northwest as
sociation on - national preparedness.
-The party will return to Portland next
-Tuesday. f - -
ir Oymnaslnm Oak to ' SrOL The
'Bohemian Gymnasium -club wilt Ktv
-a public drill and folk dance at rast
Thirteenth and Duke streets tonight.
l to which the nublio Is invited. There
(will be a number of tableaus, a drill
i and a dance of six - young women.
; Last year the club ' sent a team of
i folk dancers from Portland " to the
Panama exposition to " take part n
some of tho old. country dances - and
choruses. -..
V- resident Wilson Bayst If - " mkn
' spends 3160 per year on hist - tatlor
ho will be a 3260 a month man. . Now
we wui raw you a sun. so yotr can
I pay for them . on easy, payments at
310 down and the balance - 35 . a
months There is nothing like mak
ing ; a good appearance.'. Unique Tail
oring Co.. 309 Stark,, between Fifth
and Sixth. , . . . : - (Adv.)
Steamer aTesso Harklna for Cam !
". Washougal and way landings. dally.
excepi aunuay. Ayeaves Washington
fetreet dock at 2 p. m. t i . - - Ad4 -"
Tllll Job Is .Sought A telearram
ffromJ. , Miller, . Strathcona, Alberta,
requested J enjef .of v Police Clark to
, search in . this , city ; for . Miss , TiUle
; TOWN TOPICS
It
Choice Meat Rich Home-ma'
Anything You Can Wiih for Alwaytv-FoZou) the Crowds h
COZT-'BAIRY
323 Washington St. Near, SixthV T TKe Place. i or, Ladies
V ."- T ' - ' -'-I-.----. . .-r ."'' V' v..")'. . '?-. :'. . - ; 7 t ' i - .'
Most Comfortable, Cleanest an4 Best Ventilated Dairy Lunch on Pacific Coast
- Large Variety of Breakfaat Specihl Served in DonbieQuick Time
35c Chicken Dinner Today, Including Ice Cream and Cake
r ' 'i
Munat Fund for Aid :
Of.Stiidents IsAim
Admirars of dumctor ot Zt lartrao-
tor e'ThtlTOjt 'Would XaT
Th teachers oi Lincoln high achooL
wishlnr ' toe express 'their-' regard for
the , lte , Mrs. Henrietta .Mundt, who
died last- Thursday, . have ; started a
memorial loan fund for needy etudent.
-i. The teacherm themsWves hare al
ready tiyen'7i10 and they y lovlta
f rienda of Mrs.: Mnndt and former Lin
coln students to contribute to the fund.
, Mrs. Mnndt was teacher atLli
cola Sot many years, and her associates
feel that she would approya of c what
theiTi are: doln-wlth intent T to u help
worthy boys and (Iris obtain an edu
cation. ' ' -i : T . -..- -; "'
The committee In charge of the fund
is composed of Mrs. U Altmah, Miss
Caroline Barnes, L A. Alien and Miss
Efflmt Wold. '.- - . :t ' i ', i--
J,y:-. , ' ' m " '-' '
SUetz IiadiaffiFiiiy ;
Indicates Progress:
" . ' " i "
vpozintoaasat a Cnalorafjk ' Xaaoda , Xt
'forte of Crorensaent Wards at Afjxl-
onltazs 'a: MMbaadry. ""r- -r'h
- . f
Indicating-the progress made by the
American -Indian In agricnlture and
husbandry K. L, ' bhalcraf t, auperin
tendent of. the Ellets and Grande Ronde
Indian reservations, points to a fair
held on the SlleU reservation last fall.
Mr. Chalcraft was in Portland yester
day on business' ,' '
"Our fair was the only on held In
Lincoln , county," said Mr. Chalcraft.
"and attracted farmers from all parts.
We had f 300 In . premiums and the In
dians on the reservation showed as
fine specimens as I have seen anywhere.
The fair was such success that we'
are already making plans for another
in the fall." . '
British Dockyards "
; Feverishly Active
Kff"ai"f . Aooonimodatleaa In .' Soma
' Places so Boarca, Bewards OlTta for
Information BerardUr Taeaaoiea.
London. March 2S. -L N. S. Some
Idea of the feverish activity in British
dockyards Is given "by ; tbe fact .that
people In Chatham, Rochester and OH
lingham are offering rewards for first
Intimation of empty honses. so scarce
ia housing accommodations. A local
newspaper, for -Instance, contains an
offer of five pounds ($15) for such
Information. 5 . -' '-.'-
Job, " supposed to be somewhere In
Portland. The sender stated that
Miss . Job's brother. Fred, was dead.
She has been asked to answer the
telegram at once If located. '
Kansans Meet Triday. The reiru-
1 law mAA.fna Af th. - V . n srwl et V
K . b,m. - vtmrvh t 4n
B Will S.TB9 UCIU va -sua vs vav - -
the Toresters' hall. - 12 Fourth
street, at t p. ra. Tho program will
consist of musue, general talks and
a social hour. " Air- former- Kansans
are .tHvited" to attend.
Sweet Pea ' Society ; to Keet-The
Oregon; Sweet Pea society will meet
Friday -evening, March .31. in tbe
Sherman A Clay building. - Dr. T. IX
Beckwith. head of the department
of "'bacteriology 'at Oregon Agricui
iri l"'jlwulj . i? vf .?wj
Pea Innoeulatfon." .
. mueajiltua Ju Thames Elmer Cat
ltn will speak tonight at Wall's ball,
corner Bast -Thirteenth and Lexing
ton .avenue In Sejlwood. . His subject
will . be.-The Millennium." He will
also " lecture Wednesday, and Thurs
day, evenings of this week .at the
same place. ... v '; '' J.', " ;
Kansas Soclaty to Jdeet The, Kan
sas society will . hold Its - , regular
monthly meeting Friday, March 31.
in' Foresters hall. 129H Fourth
street, near the corner of Fourth and
Washington streets, at 8 p. m. The
evening program will consist- of music,
general ' talks and a - social hour. " -.
library Presented PlarvA hand
some Untied States flag has been
presented"' to tho Montavilla" branch
library by the William McKlnley
Women's Relief corps No. 46 of - the
G. A. R. V '- -.j : t
Indiana Society to Meet Vhe In
diana -society will ''meet -tomorrow
night at the Masonic temp'lefi A good
time , Is promised by the - entertain
ment committee. There will be music,
dancing, cards 'and refreshments.
: Yd Vespers at Bood... No 'vespers
service will be held in the Reed col
lege chapel this afternoon, owing to
the fact that tho college has closed
for the spring recess of one week.'
JtemovaLEstes J Grill has moved
from. Cornelius hotel basement to
new quarters directly across from
Cornelius hotel, on Park street,' near
Morrison.' Reopens Tuesday. (Adv.
Bxperlekced collection attorney lo
cating" la Portland desires connection
with reliable firm. - State terms. DX-347.-
Journal. (Adv.) . . . ."f
Hotel Moore, Seaaida, Or. WinteT
rates, 33.60 and 3. per day.- American
plan. , By week, special. - . (Adv.)
V'Bmoko Ituoky Tips. Standard 3d
mgars. - Sold by dealers everywhere.
, ,.-''. r. " . (Adr.)
StyMsb, attractive miltm, U0 and up.
Herbert Greenland,.201-6 Morgan bldg.
JCultnomaa Hotel Tuklsn Baths con.
tlnue. Use mala hotel " entrance. Ad.
' Cheod Tim o fo Shipherd's Hot
Springs, Carson, Wash. (Adr.)
" Th Oe&nlne Eagllsb t Toffee At
Th .Trail Candy Shop, 70S Wash. Ad.
; p. Byiw Optician, Morgan bid. Ad.
Ttrfa Mao BUckle. See Bus. Direc
Cards of Thanks. -
fWev desire : to "thank - our friends,
neighbors, firemen-and electrical work
ers for the kindness shown us In our
recent bereavement. - -Also - for the
beautiful flowers received. Mrs. E. G.
Gustafson and children. - ... --f
v Mrs. Laura Maxwell and familv- de
sire to express their sincere thanks to
sympathy, were - expressed during the
recent Ulnests and death of Mrs. Max
well's -daughter, Mrs. Etta March an t.
Also for the many, beautiful floral of
ferings. it ... .. . ... -,... r (Adv.)
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PfKP AQAIU Jfl i.
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OFANNUALTESTiVAL
Rules for v Exhibitors "j nd
. Classification ' oi Entries
Are Made; Public. v: -
SHOWROOM IS SECURED
SxUfWt Win Bo om xth Sloor of
. ; jaeaer xrsns vtore oa Jane i
Portland's tenth -annual Rose "'Fes-
a f - - a.A . . . . .
uvai win again - reaturo tne exnimtion
of choice rose blooms by the Portland
nose society -as on of the features
of tbe- celebration June 7, and 9: -With
. the rose the central feature
of tho annual Rose Festival, the board
of governors have decided to this year
emphasise the' rose stronger than ever
. The festival association haa appro
priated 32260 for the. exhibition, and
Julius L.9Meler. of the Meier V Frank
company, has donated .the use ,of the
sixth floor" In ,th new building 5 for
w snow. Mr. Meter nas aiso agreed
to keep hts atora. open 'June 7 and S
until 10 p. m. to accomodate thous
ands of people -who- cannot visit -the
exhibition during .' the hours of the
day.. . -
For more than 20 years the annual
Rose show -has been an sr. Important
event In Portland's history, and It wai
from the rose show whence came tho
first Idea' for an annual Rose . Fes
tival and the. Introduction of parades,
river sports, band concerts and other
carnival features until tbe June event
is known the- world over.-. ,
Complete Display of ftotea.
The shdw at the Meier & Frank
store thU 'year will present a com
plete display of choice roses grown to
the- height . of perfection. The - fes
tival center will show roses and otheTi
flowers arranged in great "beds to
form wonderful 'color schemes In ' the i
center of whic ' will be the' rose foun
tain of 16,000 Dorothy Perkins roees.
The floral parade will show to what
extent roses arenroduced In Portland
e -h year when millions are gathered
for one pageant alone. -1 . . : f
- EL' B. McFarland. president of tbe
Portland : Rose society, says that ' rose
growers in general. are more than
gratified at the Interest shown by the
1913 festival board in making - the
I show not only- possible, but the. best
lit iio uiawry V4 mv avt'icijr.
"The members of the Portland Rose
society." said - Dr. " ' McFarland, "now
feel that efforts of years i have been
rewarded and that tho U16 exhibition
will be tho best ever staged. We are
especially grateful to the festival for
its financial assistance and. to Julius
L. Meier for hIa fine cooperation. Mr.
A-eier is not. only donating the sixth
floor of tbe new building, but is pro
viding the light, "decorations1, cartage,
printing and will keep., the store open
two . evenings to give ' people an op
portunity to see the' show who would
be unable to visit the exhibit In the
daytime." . -
, arhow Open- to PubUo.'
Already details .for; tho (exhibition
are. Doing worxea out tor tne display.
Committee are-abeing appointed to
handle different departments and the
rules governing vhe exhibition with
the classification of . the displays, . are
being distributed to members of the
society and to exhibitors.
vThe rose show will open to the
public the afternoon of . June T at 2
p. m. and remain open until 10 p. m
June 8 . the doors will be open from
a. m. until 10. p, m.. From 1 to 2
p. m. on June 7. will be a private ex
hibition of one - hour to members 'of
the society.
Following are the rules and classi
fications . announced for tbe 1918 ex
hibltlon at the Meier V Frank store.
- Xalaa far Shew.- '.
1- Nose but saembera of the society shall
compete at any of the society's abowa. and
no prises ahaU be awarded until the does for
the current year hare been paid by the exhi
bitor. Persons desiring to become members
any do ao by filing application- with t be sec
retary as paying the annual does of 60 centa.
The eecretary will be at the exhibition kail
m the morning or the rose show, from 8 to
10 o'clock to receive entry blanks and sppUra
tlt-na for membership and does. . ' - - .
2. The halls will be odsb at T a. m.. and
exhibitors are urged to bring' their roaes as
eany aa possible. While exhibits will be re
ceived an to 10:15 a. m..'tae committee ean
sot promise to rornlab late eomera with aaht
ancs In piscina their exhlbita after AO a. m
AU ezbtblts, whether In boxes or vaaea. jnuat
b- In place sad ready for the lodges not later
iran ivw wciora on ut morning or tne eini
bltloa. Any exhibits not ia place and ready
fo.- tbe Jadgea at 10:) a. , m. ahaU be dia
qralified. . v
8. AU exhibitor other thaa'Jodges aetnatly
engaged In judging, or oftlriaU whoa dntiea
require them to remain, moat leave the exbl
Mtlua floor at the time appointed -for judging
and nraat not agaln.be ea jh floor during
- ,i Batify laoratary Ahead.
Boies far eahlblts to aectkm "A" nH
naaaeia lor eanmita in aectkma "W and 'l
wilt be tarn ia bed by the society, bat aa only
a limited number of thee articlea are ea hand,
it will be necessary that exhlbltora Vbo wish
the society to furnlah boozes o baaketa aotlf r
the eecretary at leaat three daya fat advance of
the- a now, or take their efaaareav - ,
- 5. All roaes a boo Id be correctly named, at
otherwise tho-exhibit may he dlaqna lined at
tbe discretion of the Judges, v
6. Mo person shall be allowed to compete
aa an amateur who sells rose plants, blooms
or buda tor bvddlng. aay person la the em
ptor of a nursery maa. Aay objection raised
aa to the rightful quallflcattosa of aay exhibi
tor ahall be referred to the- execatlv commit
tee for arbitration, and their decision ahall be
final and blading on, all parties. The exhlbita
ot amateurs moat not be ataged or prepared
o staging by trade growers or their assist
ants, or by professional gardeners. .
7. - Aay person Bay have two or more ex
hibits 1b any class, bat no exhibitor may take
more thaa oao-prla la any ooe claaa. -
- a. The aame aoae or rosea caaaot be entered
for two or more prises. - -
8. Where a -certain namber of rofe Is des
tgaated there must be neither more nor leas
thaa that number entered. ; . . - , - .
', . tetiea,'uA'' . ' ' -Box
Kxaibit. . rirat and Secead Prises.
Class. . -. - ' , . - .
1. 0 roses, separate' aamed variettea. '
t, .11 rosea, separate named varieties.' -8.
18 rosea, separate named varieties."-.-''
4- j 24 rosea, , separate . named varieties."
-' keetioa " ,
Bli ii. I kwt. EM. M P . . '
t. - S spraya any named variety of cJImbmg
or pillar rose.- i .... - .
S. ' 13 spray a. any named variety ef climbing
pWar ss.-; ?--' , '
3.; '8 spray a, any turned variety ef small
Na ' climbing or rambling roae.
4-12 apray a, any named varldty of ' small
. u - cnmoing or: ramoung roae. -I
A "away", is best defined - as
A -pry'v u t define - A mall
.li4Mit or brcl.." Sprays wntiininf tld wod
s aa nila.KLa a aaa-hlklel-.. - ..
esioT asv a-aitevni awe, vavavaaaaaa i sxmi ur pusjrsj, -
the flower fader quickly and make tbe exhibit
annangnuy. .i . .. . ,
N r . - Saetiaa "0" , .
Shows la Tase. tTrat and Second Prizes. '
Claas. - - ' ,
L On rase exhibit. ' T.
loetioa . ' ' 1' .'
'Shows ia vaaee. , Firet and aeeond prlsea.. :
Claa ---' ..- , - 'a - t r.ii
1.. , 3 Tea roaes,, any named variety, v
" Tea roaes, aay named variety.. .i "K-
'. . - lecttoa "X."- .
Shewn bt vase, first and second priaee. ,
Claa - - -'i '-- . ,
1., .3 Hynrid Tea 'rosea, aa.v named variety.
9 1 K UrtwWI T. . nu. - .11. M.m .--....
3 varieties Hybrid Tea rosea, aamed - i
4 . bkioma each. ;
, - Soctiam "T." ? -
I-Shows la vasea. " First and secood priaa '
Claaa' v. ' . , . - t
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Top Clan-Macleay, order of Scot
tlsh Hans. .
Bottom, ' left to right Dr. A." K.
Higgs, director 101G ' Rose Fes-
tiral, in charge of fraternal,
civic and military pageant ; flout
of Fraternal ' Brotherhood to
1015 FestiYal. . -s
, .,; ., -' . . " ,. ,.-f' :; ,.!
To organize the Rose, Festival .atxsv
ilary. the body- presenting the annual
Fraternal, .Military and Civic parade,
a- masaVmeetlng of, all fraternal
bodies,: marching organisations, 'clubs
and societies has been called tor April
8 at the Imperial hotel. ' ' J ;
Dr. A. IC Hi gga, festival director
In charge of this : event; will' preside.
A general' chairman will be selected,
as wtil a vice chairman and secretary.
Delegates . from more than 100 or
ganizations" will be present. - Letters
calling attention to the. meeting are
being mailed this ' week and. It is ex a
pected, several Hundred people will
be present. - Many, details 1 of the -big
pageant will . be ' discussed and ' the
schedule of prizes to be awarded will
be discussed.' - ' '
It has been' decided to eliminate" in
dustrial features from this ""pageant
this year, and confine the feature to a
demonstration of the fraternal
strength J of - Portlanfand -vicinity, the
military -: forces ' of - Oregon and - the
northwest -and the clubs, socerles and
L a Hybrid Perpetual "roses, any named ya-
rlety. ,' ' '
2. 6 Hybrid Perpetual roses, aay aamed va-
, riety. : ' - - - . . . t
U- leetion .' V -' - - (
Pirat and second prizes., ..- . . . . , . -
Class '.'; '
1. Bowl or baaket of decoratlr roaes with
foliage, any named variety.
2. Bowl or baaket of single flowered rosea.
- any - named - variety or., mixed named
varletlea. - ,"S- , ; . .-
3 Bowl or basket-of Baby - or ' Polyantha
1. rosea, any named variety. - -.-.'.'
1 ,. aeotion K.'V-' ....
Kbown' in vases.:; rirat and aeeond prisea. f
Class ... ...... . . - .!
1. Beat exhibit of new roses not shown .be
fore 1912. .. ' rt . ;J
Saetiea " .'-' ;
Shown ia bowhu. First 'and second prises.
Class - ,.... ;. ,
1. 12 Caroline Teatont-rosea. , -.. k '-.- ',
2 25 Caroline-. Teatont rosea. .
g 60 Caroline Teatont roses. ''"' '
Beetioa "3." ' '
Shows U vases. First and second .prizes. ;
Class - ' ' i
1. - 7 red roses, aay named variety. .
2. 7 pink roses, any Lamed variety, ; enter
man uaroun leatooi. -.-..'
3. - 7 white roses; any named variety: '-'.y-.
. i t yellow roaes, any csaied. variety, .
- leetioa -'X.". , . - '... - 4.
Show a la bowls. First and aeeond, prise, i
Claaaes . '- : . .. ;: i
1. . 13 red roaea, aay aamed. variety. ,
2. 12 pink roaea, any named variety, ' other
than Caroline TeetooU : ' -- ; r
8. 13 white rosea, aay named variety. .
4. 12 yellow rose, any, named. variety.,
action "L.- .
. "Tbown In bowls or baaktta. F1rt a&d second
c - v- -r: v - v y
1. 12 rosea, aeparato named ' varletlea -2
-25 roaea,. aay named- variety, other--than
Caroline Teatont. - . ?
3. 23 roses, separate named varieties. -
4. 60 rosea, - any named ..variety.: other thaa
. Caroline Teatont. - . . -
loetioa "B."
For aniatsors who hare never won, a tro
phy. Ftrat and aeeond priaeav -. , ' - , -n
Claas - .... . - . -
1. y 6 roaes; ' any' named wartety. Shows . Is
-vase. . -. " ' '", .
2. 2 rosea, separate named varieties,' Shows
la bowla. . , :t;
- : feetioa '." ,
Best decorated tea. table. First and second
nrtsea. The proportioa of roses used will count
la the dev-tolon. - -. .. ... . . ..- .
x - :W-'- SpoofaU aeUaa.'' .'i-.v-i-:'. -
Best lndlvidnal rose- in tbe fhow,.,-whereTf
found- Jio entry Bcceasaryr , ' " : . -- ; 1
t .. n , ' , ;
- Regular 'Family - Reunion", m
; Madison Wla, Match lf-When- Al
len Young was sent to Jail for 'violat
ing his -parole on a -charge pf thefC
the family, of mother, father arid two
sons, , was' reunited" behind; the prison
bars. .The other members . had , been
sentenced for - disorderly -conduct and
theft .- '- ' " ' ' "
JACOBS j (INC.)
r-j V t shirt Makers' s .
t . .. .
ZrtU Washlarto& .SU' Oof.- Sixth.
Bortnwest xidg roruaad, or.
,'- Phone Mala 1347. - -
X
b ns to plan for
marching . bodies In . general. ' . . v
The--parade will be the feature-June
9, r closing . day of the -. tenth ' annual
festival, .and ' will - move promptly at
16:39 a, m.. - :- - ' ' '
While letters ' have been -mailed to
organisations.
Issued
the following - general - invitation to
all- persons interested in the parade
to be present -at' the meeting April s:
. - "Once again the -Portland Rose Fes
tival' association will extend an op
portunity for Utb fraternal and - civic
bodies of Portland -to show their, re-
marKaoie strengin in a .- great aemon-j
stration. u This will take place the
morning of Friday,' June 9, when tho
Rose Festival w.Ul present the frater
nal, military' and civic pageant as one
of . the i big ; f eaturea of Xho i tenth 'an
nual celebration. . In order to make
this parade -one of tho greatest of the
festival,, we -need the hearty coopera
tion of your organisation. - '
. "J. H.. Dundore, president- of . the
1918 ; Rose Festival association, iAs
selected- the ' undersigned, one of - the
governors of this year's fiesta, to- be
director in nharara .of this event and
for that-reason' I am anxious to hava-i
your organization -represented at ' the
first meeting ; of1 the. Rose . Festival
Auxiliary at the Imperial hotel on
the eveulng of Thursday,. April 6, at
8 p. m -ii- ' .,',.- -v ' -.
- "With Europe closed to '.tourist
travel,- and people -all over tfie'TJalted
Stes.looklng to thenorthwost for
their- summer' vacaUons; -Portland will,
no doubt,' be crowded wlth v sightseers
festival ' i days. Attractive ' rates have
been offered by both local and trans
continental fines to cover? festival
week and for that reason We may 'ex
pect' big crowds' bro to witness the
attractions.'- '' ;- r"'-.v 4 -:--'-
. : -We want ' your organisation ' to
have a part In this big demonstration
and hope ydu will' have -a representa
BMdf Men Fan ., .
tllntaJppen Trap ;
$:fln;the Sidewalk
' e,V- ".- J ' : ,
m Walking , along the sjdewalk .
i orr Stark atreet at 7 o'clock yes-
--terday -morning,, C J. Johnson, j
T 38'yeafa old. and William Beers,
i29 years old, both blind andt
jr,f students' at the Benson trade
school,-fell' 1 feet Into a base-
; ment -trap.. thos-door of whlch
Hi 'A bad: been lett -open. - 4f
air v Beers received - a fractured
right wrist and. Johnson was so
badly-cut about the face that -
many atltcbee had' tobe taken
to close the wound. Tho men -
fell heavily. i and .groped help- '
' ' lessly . about the - foot of , tho v
stairs $untll rescued. The res-
,cur,at.flrst did not know, the
, men t were , bUnd. Tho Injured - e
. men were v taken - to .the 4Sity -t
emergency hospital id the" po-
lice ambulance. . ; , " ..
iiv j Jacob s . Sobeasler, scavenger
, who.left the-door open, was ar
, vested,, pleaded fuUty In the .
munlcfpal court ,a few hours
plater, and Judge :Lang guth. im-
m v Posed, a fin? of 328. . v - '
w Johnson' and Beers live. at 27 -
.-'North Eleventh street.- .
SWOW TO BEM0VB .
WRINKLES
'Prevent -from - coming, and remove
double hin, use Beo-Plastlq.no, the in
stantaneous face re Ju vena tor. To make
voiir skin eins, . ki -n ei .
r n ... situ iu it, vmrj
3a1kk-affarr liquid face dressing. In
place or all towdera; guaranteed harrr.
lesa and pur', rto sine or lead. JTlkk
XCasv Cream, and Balm make your face,
neck, .arm a and bands smooth and vel
vety. -Also close enlarged pores. Yen
cannot -detect .Bikk-Marr harmless
rouaa, TJe Blkk-laazx gray hair root
tonio to 'restore- - hair-' to its natural
color from the roots. Send 2c stamp
for booklet or "call, at office between
1 and p. 'in. -jTree 'demonstration.
Phone Main 3271. - Address all commu
nications Boo-Plastla.no Agency, Nikk
Marr Toilet Preparation.-388 1 -Washington
St.-. Office. No 8, Portland. Ore.
gon, Dept; V. j- Also used - and for
sale at 821 Morgan bldg. - On sale at
Woodard.-.Clarke Or,'.:--" C' t.
HOTEL SAINT PAUU-i
I '-l-4jl:zUS:Tdni Preav I
Bemndelad. newls fnrv
Biabed ti rougboat. Tel-
epuunr in every reoiaw
J. -atataa SI in. .
Phone- Mam nxn1
Oer. 4th sni Alder." '
-'" xaruaaey eregea.
"II ?$.h;-
FESTIVAL
tive present " at :fhe meeting ; on April
8,., since such -representative will be of
assistance in perfecting the -details of
the organisation. Kindly advise in
by- letter, or. telephone Main !2$00.
whether or not you will be repre
sented. ' DR. A. K, HIGGS."
Correct Jewelry A Vital
K Factor In Present
; Day Dress
' Every womanand most ;men
realize that correct Jewelry
- adds the touch that transforms a
merely correct costume Into one
of charm. IT HAS ALWAYS
BEEN SO. -
ti-:- . "" .
.1 And this season toe quaint,;
- colonial stylesjn women's. attire, '
and the' somber dress of the men
i emphasizes the point that Jewelry
this season will play t most im
portant part with careful diessers
-Among the- many new-things
Portland's quality jewelry estab-f
Hshment, ' Jaeger Bros., has on
r' display are .
-
X"
-i' Dorine boxes -of Sterling Silver '
"lfl , dainty colors. ' (They are
. genuine Cloissonne), and the
. Perfume Spheres, ' also of Clois
onne, on necklaces .'to match,
- containing scent clay are meeting
) the popular fancy of the critical.
,"r
, i-The new gfeen gold (color ob-1
- tained by" special alloying of
v gold) used-- in, pendants, rings
. ana pruotucs ui rcrsixn oesigns-
, and workmanship, and - the flexi
. ble bracelets of green and Roman
gold platinum set with-.diamonds
C ' . : . ..:
Hi-''
Ours are'the cheapest "because the best, fitted by experts "and
guaranteed to liold.,. Seeley's Spermatic Shield Truss usually
closesthe opening' in 10 days. Sold only by LAUE DAVIS
D RUG CO.; 3d &. Yamhill sts., Portland, Or .Truts Experts
LIME ELET.IEHTS ARE ?
BEING SUPPLIED THE
: LAND OF VILLAMETTE
c ejsBaisaaBeBaseawawais t
Shipments xof Natural De
posits in Idaho District Be
v. ing'Made Into Portland.
FARMERS ARE BENEFITING
Carload Dap Beceived from Test
Plaids, Beds of Waleh Ar Close
to Surface of Earth.
Seventeen
les east of Huntington,
Eaton, Idaho, a farmer
on a farm nea
waa boring ar
lund in his land searoli-
tag for. some
clay he thought
could be used for brick.' A whitish
powder came up with his so!K augur.
'I believe that's lime," be sald.
And lime It proved to be. burned In
nature V kiln from the shell deposits
lying on the bed of the great sea that
or.ee covered th Intermountaln region:
It had been slaked-by the action of
time and now appears as a calcium
carbonate.' r'-ri?- t ;
H. D. Wagnon? has leased the sur
rounding farm land and is now ship
ping, a carload a day into Portland for
tho sweetening of -sour lands In the
Willamette valley. ; -. , - i
IVaad Can Be Bedalmed. - ji
"Lots of land Vi tho Willamette val
ley could be made extremely product
iv if the lime elements that are lack
ing could be supplied," said Mr. Wag
non, who was in; Portland this week
in connection with the first . ship
ment from 'the lime beds. '-'In this
vast deposit we are now working,, the
farmer can supply this lack. To fur
nish the lime, we have organised the
Farmers' Lime company with the aid
of Portland capital' and are now
equipped so we can get the lime to the
Willamette farmer st the rate Ofs $3.50
per acre, including freight charges.
, "The lime Is a Silurian deposit cov
ering at leaat 400 acres. . Our lease
covers the adjoining lands also, includ
ing altogether about 1200 acres. We
have the rights of moving the lime
only, the owners continuing to farm
the surface as before. ;
'. Beds Close 'to ' Srarfaos, :
Indications are .that this lime was
evolved from shells ? and coral, many
specimens or wntcn are being upturned
every day.
"The bed is close to the surface and
so. easily accessible that the mining
and, sapphires are being much
admired. ,. .
'
Then there is the NEW GREEN
GOLD wrist watch, worn with s
silk ribbon or gold bracelet (rib
bon can be changed to match
any gown), as well as hundreds
of other articles that are related "
to the attire of well-dressed men
and women, AND' ALL PEOPLE
WHO PRIDE THEMSELVES AS
BELONGING TO THIS CLASS
SHOULD MAKE IT A POINT TO
SEE THESE VERY ARTICLES
DURING THE COMING DAYS OF
THE SPRING STYLE EXHIBIT,
March 27th, 28th 29th and 30th.
NOTE The resetting of stones,
the reconstruction of old Jewelry -and
the manufacture of pendants, V
brooches, rings, etc, from strict
ly original and exclusive designs,
IS A SPECIAL SERVICE THIS
SHOP OFFERS
See the Special $100.00
Diamond Ring
Jaeger Bros..
Jewelers Opticians ,
131-133 Sixth SL, .
Oregonian Bldg.
process is extremely slmpJe.'We have
built-a spur, track: from the Oregon
Short, Line -.and' are- now! equlped t
load a 40 ton car every day. Enough
orders are already In sight to keep us
running all summer." - i
Mr- Wagnon described one piece of
barren land in the vicinity ot the de
posit that - had been so enriched by
treatment . that ' it became tho most
productive acre on tho whole - farm,
though. before the treatment -nothing
could, be induced to grow on ft.
V.
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1,1
J. PBXWCIS BBAJCB.
: Candidate for-school director. Born
In ' Petaiuma. Cal. Son of the late
Colonel Frank V. Drake, an attorney,
at law of Portland. Haa resided in I
this city over 30 years. Graduate of I
the Portland high school, the law de
partment of the University of Oregunat
and the N. P. College of Dentistry,
'' Was ' bookkeeper for the JK, OHV,,
company ror ten years, tserven over
10 years in the First regiment," O, w
O..' -retiring -with the rank of captain.
Organised present H company. Third
regiment, O. . N. O. Claaslfied th
flora of Oregon for the World'a Colum
bian, Kxposltlon, Chicago,
Was profeasof of Botany In the N. P.
College of-Pharmacy and of Chemlatry
and Metallurgy InUhe N. P. College of
Dentistry,- and is a member of the
faculty ; of the collegt at the present
time. ' . ; v,:.,:-
Married ? Miss Stella M. Kellogg,
daughter of Capt. Orrln Kellogg, a pio
neer of 1848, and a well known steamboat-
man of this city. Resides at 885
Elliott Ave.. Ladd's addition. "(
.- (Paid Advertisement)
Wool Bats and Mattresses
' AWT SXSB ABB WXXOKT.
,By DtNot Sfrom Manufacturer.
Blankets, Mattresses and Peathert
Beaorated. We do Wool Carding.
' CBTBTAX. BPmTlTOB TZBTSBXBO '
" WOBKS,
Main 8674. 133 Tsnttt, Bear Alder,'
Chock Repairing
Tour dock ean be mads to keep exact
time at vry uttlo . oxpeass. Wo call
lor and dUvr. . . u" .
, W. S. MYERS CO.
leooad Floor SeUiag-Hlrseh BldgM ;
' 38 8 H Washington St.- ;
- 4 , lCala 837. A-8413. , ' . -
HAVE IT REPAIRED
JOTrBBAX'S BSPAZB DXBJJ0T0BY
Olvea all tho prlacipal places where
yoar various noods eaa . be t gives
...... taetr propr avwaa-sioa
sasj - f.'
lunmg
a ataitinia
Piaona and Play:
er Pianos. Price
reaaonable for
pert -work.- .
Cor. Sixth
and
SheiriMay&Ca
Morrison.
Highest' quality, iewelry' repairing,
oiamona scitina. - wbm.
repairing. -. i -
G. HeitkemperCo.,
For many ' years head
quarter for reliable ret
- - pair service.
130 8th St, Toon Bld
SHOE REPAIRING
We eall sad dsllvet. Phen
as. Bebhas Hsais, aaaa
er Wcanea'a, So. :
BElf'a aOt'iS, 7e
IAnua- tOLES, 80
OOOiJTBAB
BOB CO
14 Poartb Btw
Boas Alder.,-
UcbreHas Repaired tad Re-Corered
raetsry ea th PramUo
STpert work most reason, hi
prices , kew ribs 2Sev New
cxreera 78 op. Phou us. Uatn
378.
LENNON'S
Morrison St P. O. Opposito
PIANOS REPAIRED
Expert Workmen. - :
ery Reasonable Price.
AttWork OoaranUed as
- : 4Jrurd. ",-
Gra?es Music Co.
151 4th flu bear Mor-
- .- rtaoe. i- :
HATS SOc
We Clean and Block
Hats for 0c -
- WOBB ' . ;
OVABABTZXO.
THE HAT BOX
,', ass Brrrisoa at Sad. '
Sttttt '"
Pressed, 35c
Salts' Pramrh dry eteaned
or steam' cleaned $1.00,
Free eaUa and etUrartea.
Vaiono Tailoring Co
108 - stars - St. .- . set.
..- - 8th aad ttb. .
rbeo Sraadaaay 814. A-4J1.
TRUNKS AND CASES
REPAIRED
By Srptrti
r - TBCB
' MJLla 8774 -
pOBTtAirr
TBVB3C u?a.
CO ' -3d
end 2t
BEPAIB UUtECTOaT APPEAXS V&T
SUIiDAT and afaoald b preaerad In etery
booie aa a ready gnld. i ' -
at-
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