THfi " OREGON DAILY ; JOURNAL. PORTLAND, THURSDAY, MAY lT 1916.
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BRIEF INFORMATION
l , 125TH DAT Or !.)
Corning Events.
, Beeltjr boars' hioebeoo, Oracoo hotel, at .
' lit 8.
: Rotary club laocheon May 9, at noon.
tuunorra any e( cnampor. T a,
Ad dab luncheon at aann. Mar
IV.
runrtb annual eonvBtoa of pacific eoaat
oirlaioo of Keitffloaa Kducatlon association at
Ootrsl llurar Mir 10-11.
- I'rogreaalTt Businese Men's "lu luncheon
Mi 11, at nooo, Grecon botel.
ttaclal service conlersuc at Keed college,
! 12. U and 14. .
Oretos atala conference of aoelal ateaciM,
to b bald at Reed coUcga Ms H-l.
Mutbere' cUr. Ma It ,
British society wlU eelabrate Empire day
Slay 24, o. a.
Elk rise Day. Juna 14.
Tbir rtKlmeut. 0. I. C. aneamoment. July
B-14.
Qrand Cbaptrf, Order of Eaatcro Star, at
' Mkxmle Tampl.. June . ...
Eaatcro Sfar annual communication. Imperial
bo4e. June 8, T. a.
- Dedication of Columbia Klfar highway.
Jna. T.
K.mm rcatlrat June T, and B.
Pacific flsberlea Society annual contention,
Portlsod, Jane iu. Id. IT.
t'orty-fourtb annual reonlos of the Orcaoa
Pioneer aaaoclatloa at Masoole Tempi. June
SU.
Municipal Park band concerts bealn Sunday.
July 2.
liatlery A leaves for training camp at aloa-
. terry. Cel., July 4.
Grand Temple. Pythian Blatrra of Oregon.
meals here Juir 2S-20.
4 - Conventions 4lt Knights ut Pythias and Pr?h
i tih sisters will ba bald in Povtlacd Aogoat
1-10.
Pythian Sisters gnprems Temple, meet bare
Aoauot 1-10.
Twanty-tblrd annual outing of llasasiaa to
Three lsters. Aogust 8 20.
County central committee of Prohibition
( party convention May IT, 10 a. m.. at V. M.
C
Today's Forecast.
Portland and; vicinity Tonight and Friday
fair: westerly wlnda.
Oregon and Washington Tonight and Friday
fair; westerly wlnda.
Idaho Tonight and Friday fair; cooler futh
- I'M UUU UUIJIKUI.
Weather Conditions.
The weatern Canadian dial urtia nee liaa ino.od
tit Manitoba and tha preure la low also over
ma conn Atlantic state, lligu presaiire on-
Taina on rti wmntr rnn.r ind over i:m unit
xmitau oaa ociirrea on toe waauiugion coas.
In Canada, eastern Norlh Dakota. Louisiana,
- Ttnness 'and ttia middle and north Atlantic
. atatea. Tbnndentorma were reported from
' II w 1 f . fVpfan . mnit 1 1 .... T.. ...... V. . t .
cooler In Waahlngton, Interior weatern Canada,
, and on the Appalachian Highland; It la
warmer In "moat other aectlona. especially the
: Baatn, central E'luteau aud northern 1'Ialna'
. atatea.
Tlio conilltlona are favorable for fair weather
In tlila dlitrlct Oiirlng the not .'(6to 4S bours.
. It will m cooler tonight In southern Idaho.
. Wlnda will be uioatly wet,'ily.
, T. FRANCIS DRAKE.
Aaalatant Forecaster.
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Eagle; Alaska.
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Xanaa City. Mo.
l'e lton. Idabo.
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, I.OB Angeles. C'al
MarslifielU. or..
Montreal Que..
: Moorbead, Minn.
New Orlesiia, L.
New York, N.V.
Some. Alaska..
, N. Head. Wn...
N. riutte. Neb..
1. yakima, Wn.
. Oklahoma, Ok la.
Pittsburg. Pa...
VoeatelW, Iriaho.
Portland. Or.,..
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Red Blaff, Cal.
Hoaebure. Or. .
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ttt. Paul, Minn..
. HaK Lake, I' tab.
Kan tlego. t'al..
Han rTam'laco. . .
Peattle. Wash...
Kberiitan, Wyo. .
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1'acotnH), Wuah..
Trtoonh 1.. Wn.
Tonopah, Nev...
'Values, Alaska
Walla Walla. W
, Wcalilnctou. D.C
Winnipeg. Man..
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. Wind velocltlea of leas tliau 10 mllea un hour
.and ainounta of precipitation of lees an ,01 of
an inch axe not published bereou.
.s 'Afternoon reoort of preceding day.
The Journal s Scenic Travel Guide
of Portland and Oregon.
! Columbia Hirer Highway America's moat
wonderful scenic rosil for vehicles. No grade
exceeding D per cent. Hardaiirface roadway
' paat waterfalls and mountains ttiroogb ths
,, Leart of the Cascade range. See the Gorge
' of tha Oolnmbla. ghepnarrl's Dell. Crown Point.
' Litonrelle, Bridal Veil. Mist. Wahkeena, Mult
. tiomab, (Toraetall and other waterfalls, Bon
neville flab hatcheries, Oneonta Gorge. Ben-
I. eon Park and Wlnemali Plnnaclea. East from
Portland via Base Line, Sandy or Section
Line roads.
Trip up Columbia river by boat and return
ty auto.
Counoil Crest. Overlooking city. 1100 feet
high, view uneonalfd of Columbia and Wil
lamette rivers. Tualatin and Willamette val
leys; Cascade and Coaat rangea; snow peak
.colony of ('iiK-ades (north to eaat on clear
days), including Mt. Rainier, 14. 40 feet; Mt.
Bt. Helena, IXiliT feet: Mt. Adams. 12.307 feet;
Sit. Uood. 11,225 feet; Mt, Jefferson, 10.522
feet.
' Farka. Waahlngton, bead of Washington
street, flowers, shrubs and trees; chlldren'a
playgrounds: aoo. noteworthy plecea of aculp
. tura, "Coming of the White Man," by Her
man Atkins McNeill, preaented by balra of D.
.V. Tbompaon; "Sacajawea." Indian woman
vi i,v puiiitu mnu auu i nit, uj Aliv vtnilier.
, presented by Sacajawea Statue association
and Henry Altmsn. Ten minutes' walk. Pe
ninsula, sunken rose gardens, containing mote
itan TOO- varletlea; playgronnds and model
eomioanlty bouse. Alblua and A In worth ave
nues.. Lnnrelhnrat. East Oak and Tulrtj -ninth.
more unsanitary
eye "droppers
V W0W saVsaf aU4U V UV
soottint?, cleansing, mildly
antiseptic eye wash sure
relief from sore, inflamed
eyes and lids.
: Ask yotf druggist for EYE-MO
in tha one-drop-st-a-timo pat
i
ented bottle no eye
dropper necessaryno
teaste, ' -
Frederick Stetrni & Co.,
'. Detrwt, U.S. A. ; .
i m
Int. Tabor, bead of Hawthorne areaoa. Mav
leay. -Cornell toad; aatora left amtoocbedi
primiuro foreat and eaayea. t
ofri: wreVu'ndt: , the Q. A. R. .-f r ; . tpeeche. and cards, ha. oeen ar-
"oeat; boora, a. an. to 6-p. an. I Ura T6. Wire TaELsv Half a doxen j ranajea. y
Boulararda. Oolnmbla and Wlllaaoette. en- I children were playing- within half at To XMsenss Ottseasbip. "More Ef
2,DinV 'd'fcid when tw0 Portland Railway. ..flclent CitUenshlp" Is to be the gen-
si.SiciJsu.i .1 uS?CUm "t & Power Co. feed wires, acnral subject of a meetm to be held
of council "T carryln ".000 volt, of electrtclty, fell Friday ni;ht at the Social eenter.
Attractive riewa from Portland Height. with blinding flash, at Delay and Stan- 1T1 i Eleventh street. This is the
King-a and WlUamette Heights. - j ton streets. The chUdren'were badly climax meeting of the "White Ribbon
-fSSl1 lltot.iS,i7 h"U lterlra frightened, but none was Injured. Pa- week." The speaker, will be Dr. R. C.
ejblblt. mb and Madleoo; . eounty court- , u.n.nn aruardad the scene un- cntf- T. w t-i- at
mu, rourtu ana oaimon; wout i nwir,, ,
Tenth and Yamhill; Art maaeum. Fifth, near
Xaniblll; customs booae. Park and Broadway;
X. W. C. A.. X. M. C. A.
Exhibit. Oregon reaonreea. flab 'and same,
Fifth and Oak; Oregon HUtortcai eoclety, 20T
fteeood. .
Typical borne " aWtiotia Portland Belgbta.
Nob Hill and lrrjngton.
Harbor Featnrea Weat and eaat aide public
docka. motor boat landing, foot ef Stark;
boetbouaea for rirer toura; ablpplng, mod era
brldgea, Broadway, Ballroad and Hawthorne.
Worthy of Kotioe. Skidmore fountain. Flrrt
and Ankeny, by OUn H. Warner, prevented by
Etvpben Bkldioore. Tbompaoa fountain, pre
etittd by Uarld P. Tbompaon. Plaza block.
Kourtb and Salmon; Soldiers' monuiuent.
Lownadale square. Fourth and Taylor.
Chinatown, on north Fourth and Second
atrecta.
Modem high and grade acboola; aehool gar
dtna; roae bedaee.
Portland 4ta reatlral. June 7-S-S.
"Keelna Portland," automobiles.
"Heelng Portland," trolley care.
Viaw of business district from Journal build
ing tower. Veou building or Nortbwestera
Bunk building.
Trip through lumber mllla.
Suburban Trips Via P. R.. L. at P. Co.:
Bull Uuu park. 'M allua; Kalacada Park. H4
mllea, flabliig and mountain traila; Cancnyih
park, lo mllca, orerlooklug Willamette; Co
lniubta beach, end Vancouver Hoe, batblnr;
"Tb Oaks" park, oo Willamette; Vancoo
ar and Vancouver barracks, northwest milt
tary baadgnarters; Wllbolt dprlngs, on Wil
lamette Valley southern: Willamette falls and
Oregon City, 15 miles south.
Via Bout hern Pacific: Tualatin 'and Yam
hill valleys, loop.
Via Oregon Electric: Willamette valley, Sa
lem ana Eugene
Oregon. Astoria, month of Columbia river.
lenniuua Aeior expeumon. lmjwd Dy eieamer
or by rail. Salmon ranneriea: Jettlea. Fort
Steteus; aeluvtig. gill netting, wheels aud
tra pa.
Ml. Hood, via Cloud Cap Inn and Mount
IIumI Lodge. O-W. K. 4 N. and Howl Klver
Valley railroada, or auto via Columbia Hirer I
Iilxhway and Hood (tlver valley, or tlorem
meut Camp. Rhododendron. Arrab Wanna,
Welches, Mauldlnga, Ml. Hood highway east.
Crater Lake, via Soatberu Pacific, Medford
and auto atage, or via Oregon Trunk or O-W.
K. A N.. BenU. and auto atage.
Caves of Josephine, via Southern Pacific and
tage.
Ocean resorts: Seaside, Gearbart, Newport,
Tillamook. Marsbfleld.
Deschutes canyon and Central Oregon, via
O-W. R. at N. or 9., P. 4 8.
Wallowa valley. Lake Joaeph and Eagla Cap,
via O-W. R. a N.
Pendleton Round-TJp. Hot Sprlnga, Eastern
Orettou. Tia O-W. R. & N.
Miscellaneous: Flailing. buntlDg. outing
trl. Miirings and rcaurts.
Washington. Vimcnuver and military pott;
Kit. Adaiua. Mt. St. Helens, lev cavea; Long
ISearh reaorta.
For further Information, rates and routes J
see Doraey B. Smith, Travel Bureau, ltu
TMrd, corner Washington, or Joutd1 Trivtl
Buresu, Broadway and Yamhill.
10WN TOPICS
Zieoturo at Branoh library. Albert
Weisendanger of tho United States for
est service will give an illustrated lec
ture in the South Portland branch li
brary. First and Hooker streets, this
evening at 8 o'clock. Mr. Wiesendan
ger's topic will be "The Wortt of a
Forest Hanger." In addition, to the
125 slides which will be shown, there
will be exhibited a complete puck out
fit, and a new portable tfelepbone
weighing; 2 pounds, which 1 art
of the regular equipment Of forest
rangers 'on national forests. An Os
borne fire finder, such as was used
last summer on Mount Hood for ascer
taining the exact location of a iorest
fire, will also be shown and explained.
Tlie Eootery Announces a Timely
Shoe Sale for Men. Recognized lead
ing makes of men's shoes, including
all new spring stock, entered in this
sale. The facts are these: The
Bootery has been occupying two stores,
one of which it has been forced to
quit by an unreasonable landlord. The
result is that the stock of two stores
has been forced into one, and the busi
ness lias been disorganized generally.
The Bootery sees, at this time, no
other way of adjusting itself to exist
ing conditions than to enter into a
sale its entire stock of men's shoes,
which includes such recognized lead
ing makes as Johnston &, Murphy,
Howard & Foster, Bostonian, Common
wealth, English K, and others all the
very latest models. Sale now on at
32b Washington street, between Sixth
and Broadway. (Adv.)
To Hold May TestlTal. The second
annual May Festival for the benefit
of St. Agatha's parish, will be held
May and 10 in the parish hall. East
Flfteerith street and Miller avenue.
Patrons and patronesses for the after
noon party on both days and for the
concert the first evening and the shirt
waist dance the second evening, are:
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Iceland, Mr. and
Mrs. F. V. Banghart, Mr. and Mrs.
E. M. Terks, Mr. and Mrs. W. Broeren,
Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Schroth, Mesdames
C. J. Kryger, C. McHugh, F. Leipzig,
J Reiter, E. Budwell and A. Fallert.
The floor commute is: Miss Eleanor
Ketterer, Miss Emma Fallert, Henry
Brault and Clifford Wurfel.
Children in Xenearsal. In prepara
tion for the exhibition to be held at
the Multnomah field May 17, several
hundred children gathered at the
Washington high school yesterday to
rehearse for the monster affair which
will consist of drills, games and
dances. Calisthenics will be a feature.
Professor Robert Krohn will have
charge of the demonstration. R. H.
Thomas will be field director; L. A.
Wiley, director of columns and A. B.
Draper, director of formation. Special
earn will be secured for transportation
of the children to the field. E. T.
8tretcher will have charge of " the
transportation.
Boosters Will Assemble. For the
purpose of discussing the Improvement
of the athletic field in Marquam gulch
a meeting win be held by the South
Portland Boosters association tomor
row, night in St. Lawrence hall, Third
and Sherman streets. Tb.o property
wa recently donated by the railroads
for athletic purposes. Three commit
tees representing three parent-teacher
associations of South Portland will be
present to cooperate with the South
Portland Boosters' association. It is
probable that the matter of the loca
tion of the dog pound in South Port
land will also be discussed.
Discuss Fruit marketing-. How the
fruit marketing educational campaign
i to be financed will be discussed at
length next Friday by the Chamber
of Commerce's . special committee in
conjunction With the committee ap
pointed by Governor Withcombe. The
chamber's committee, composed cf H.
B. Miller, A., P. Bateham and C. D.
Minton. met for a brief discussion
virtually deciding upon a form, of cam
paign which will be put before the
governor's committee.
Beady for Company. Howto pre
pare a "Company Luncheon for Six"
by electricity will be shown by Elinor
Meachams Redington, B. S., the famous
domestic science expert, during her
free electric cooking school at tae audi
torium, Electric building, tomorrow
afternoon at 2, Refreshments will be
aerved. . , (Adv.)
Captain Spencer aried The funer
al services of Captain Alva Spencer
were held yesterCay at the East Side
conservatory chapel, 414 East Alder
street. He waa a veteran of the Civil
var, serving in Company P, Twenty
third New To-lc Infantry, and had
been living . in. Roseburg, at tha Sol
diers' borne, for the past eight years.
Pravloua to that ba Waal arell known
resident ct Portland for many years. ,
He mi ll rears of in. and a member'
I ."-"i: ..rf.t Th. accident
hi icinuiumi
was another one or tne results oi tn.
i a 1 AW..H In aa. aVl rkawln 9
winter .liver thaw, the wires being
weakened at that time and gradually
deteriorating.
Winter Class Exhibit. The annual
exhibition -of the winter classes of the
Peninsula Park gymnasium, will be
held Friday evening, providing the
. . . - li. rr., -.ktvUIin
weatner is ,'yr.
was scheduled to be held last Friday ,
but on account of 'the weather it
was DostoonedL A srrand march
will precede the different exercises,
about 2t0 men and women taking part.
Charon. Win SntertsUii. An enter
tainment will be given at Kenllworth
Presbyterian church tomorrow night.
The North Pacific Dental college quar
tet will sing, prominent elocutionist
and musicians wilh participate. The
Columbia highway pictures will be
shown by the stereoptlcon.
Woman Zoses rocketbook. Mrs. W.
F. Oreer, of 1183 Laddington Court,
reported to the police yesterday, that
she had tost a flat black leather pock
et book, containing $100 in gold and 70
cents in silver and a note for iuo.
The purse was left lying in a seat at
Multnomah field yesterday afternoon.
To Address XJterary dab. Walter
Sandquist. William Flnley, Chester
Trelchel, Louis Older and Alfred.Burk-
X land will speak before the members
of the Mohawk Literary club at tne
regular meeting tonight In the Cen
tral library.
To Give Away Seeds. Flower and
vegetable seeds for free distribution
from Congressman McArthur may oe
obtained at the office of II. S. Mc
Cutchan, 1108 Northwestern Bank
building.
Program oa Japan. An Interesting
program on Japan wfll be given by the
Women's Foreign Missionary society
or the Sunnyside Methodist church, at
the home of Mrs. J. O. Hadley, 787
East Salmon street, Friday at 2 p. m.
Pips Organ Society, The Pipe Or
gan society of Immanuel Lutheran
church wii; meet with Mrs. Frank
Johnson, 485 Fifteenth street North,
tomorrow evening. After the practice
the hostess will serve refreshments.
rounders' Say Excursion. To old
Champoeg Saturday. May 6, steamer
Pomona leaves Taylor, street dock 7:30
a m., Champoeg 3:30 p. m. Moat de
lightful Willamette river scenery.
Round trip 75 cents. (Adv.)
Steamer Jesse Karsina for Camas,
Washougal and way-iaudlngs, dally ex
cept Sunday. Leaves Washington
Street dock at 2 p. m. (Adv.)
Salesmen to Meet. Wive? and
friends of the Portland Salesmen's club
will be the guests of honor at the Ore
gon hotel tomorrow night at 6:4&. A.
ftiiiiiiiniD y iiiiiiiiniii
R
EED BROS.'
Suits embody
every quality
required by gen
tlemen who desire ap
parel of refinement.
The new woolens show
the highest skill of the
craftsman. Your inspec
tion is courteously
asked. v
TAILORS
203-204 Wilcox Building
Sixth, and Washington Sts.
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniii
KEEP A JAR OF
MUSTEROLE HANDY
It Quickly Loosens up Coughs
and Colds in I hroat or tnest.
Just a little MUSTEROLE rubbed on
your sore, tight chest before you go to
bed will loosen" up congestion -and
break up moat severe colds and coughs.
MUSTEROLE is a clean, white oint
ment made with oil of mustard. Sim
ply rub it on. No plaster necessary.
Eetter than mustard plaster and does
not blister.
Thousands who use MUSTEROLE
will tell what relief It gives from Sore
Throat, Bronchitis. Tonsllitls, Croup,
Stiff Neck, Asthma. Neuralgia, Head
ache, Congestion, Pleurisy, Rheuma
tism) Lumbago, Pains and Aches of the
Back or Joints, Sprains Sore Muscles,
Bruises. Chilblains. Frosted Feet and
Colds (it ofen prevents Pneumonia).'
At your druggist's, in 5c and 50c
jars, and a special large hospital Else
lor $2.50. A
Be sure you get tine genuine MUS
TEROLE. Refuse Imitations get
what you ask for. The Musterole
Company, Cleveland. Dhio.
NEW HOUSTON HOTEL
Sixth and Everett St.
OTTDEB HXir aaTAVAOEXXZVT
All rooms newly decorate!
Rates 50c . 75c. tl.QO. $1.50 per
day. Special- rate - by week or
month. i ,
A Moderate-Priced jsotai of Marti,
Hotel Clifford
Basra Morrison SW Seas Orul Ave.
Too, Sijpat aayj with bath. SLa. ,
O. Clark, president of tha club. WlU
ba tha chairman of the -evenlnr. - A
ororram eonaistlnar f mnslcal selec-
77" J . . . ". " V,
xvmip ana Jiars, Aaa-waiiace unrun.
The "Mothers" meeting of the W. C.
.
t. u. la to be held tomorrow afternoon
at the home of Mrs. J. F. Phoren. 552
East Washington street, when Mrs.
Unruh and Mrs. Lee Davenport will be
the speakers.
A. T. Boehme Dies. Adolph Theo
dore Boehme. who died in this city
yesterday, was a native of Germany,
g2 . . . pOPt,.d
aged 82. and had lived in Portland
for the last 25 years. He is sur
vived by a son, Frank Boehme, and
three' daughters, Mrs. Anna Sander of
Maplelon. Or.. Mrs. Mary A. Kump and
Mrs. Martha H. Brunke of this city.
He resided at 84 East Eighth street
Funeral arrangements will be an
nounced by 8. Dunning of 414 East
Alder.
srrices Art Announced. An allflay
meeting will be held tomorrow at East
Twentieth .and Salmon streets. Serv
ices 10 a. m.. z:30 and 7:45 t. m
Preaching at 2:30 by Rev. F. L. Burns.
Children's meetlnar Saturday at 3 d. m
Revival services Sunday 2:30 and 7:80
P. m. Preaching- by Rev. Will Huff.
Pythian Bisters Meet Tonight.
Orphia Temple. Pythian Sisters, will
Initiate several candidates tonight.
Arrangements will be made for' the
visit to Aurora on May 10. There are
also matters to be considered rela
tive to the Supreme Temple to meet
ir Portland In August.
Xusltaala Memorial Sunday. Mem
orial services marking the anniversary
of the sinking of the Lusitanla, May
7, 1915, are to be held at 2:30 o'clock
Sunday afternoon in the Rlasa 'blocks.
A number of prominent men have been
invited to deliver addresses.
To Present Play. "The Witch's
Curse," by Louisa M. Aleott. will be
presented Saturday evening, beginning
HOR I eo N
i r
1 1
"Seeing Things"
Spots in front of your eyes. Why
you need glasses and need them now.
Sometimes when you are all out of
sorts, your head aches, your stomach
i 'sn'J rl& "J"J1!Sl ls a
Some of Onr Optical Prices:
Lenses Sphero in your own frame $1X0
Lenses Sphero in Aluminum
fram $j0
STAPLES, The Jeweler
266 MORRISON ST., Bet. 3d and 4th
Oldest Bank
in
The Northwest
Washington
and
Third Streets
"WEEK-END
SPECIAL TRAIN
. TO
CLATSOP
-GEARH ART SEASIDE
Inauguration of Regular Week-end Servite.
Saturday, May 6-2 P. 1VL
Returning on Limited Schedule Sunday Evening.
Round Trips, Saturday to Monday, $3
Longer Limit, $4
anMaaanBaaaMananasaBa(aaaaB
North Bank Ticket Office, Fifth and Stark Streets. '!
at 8, in the Unitarian church chapel.
Broadway and TamhlU streets. . The
cast has been chosen rom member, of
the Unitarian Toung People's f rater
rdty.
Use Tone Credit Have us make you
a suit to order for $10 down and bal
ance i a month. Unique Tailoring
Co., 369 Stark, Bet. 5th and 6th. (Ad.)
Coffee Day Saturday. Our 40c bulk
coffee 25c, limit 41b3. Ws deliver.
Phone early. Main ov A-1898. Martin
Mark. Coffee Co.. 252 3d St. (Adv.)
Owing to Illness ICrs. SaadalPs card
parties at 334 Russell street have been
postponed until further notice. (Adv.)
Spend week-end at Hotel Abbey, New.
port, Oregon's greatest summer resort,
mer resort. (Adv.)
Sheet ICnsSe, lc and 2c a copy. 28S
Clay, near 2d, Friday and Sat ur lay. Ad
. Kultnomak ottl Turkish Baths con
tinue. Women every afternoon.
Marks Shoe. Wear. 243 Wash. (Ad.
Sr. O. E. Xand has returned. (Adv.)
Sr. aaynaa. Optician. Morgan bid. Ad.
, COUNTY COURT NEWS
t The commissioner, granted the re
quest of S. Murray, acting chief en
gineer of the O-W. R. & N. company
for suspension of traffic on the bridge
between the hours of 1:30. a. m. ,and
6:30 a. m. for about three weeks in
order to make repairs. A copy of the
request was sent to the P. R- U &
P. company.
The communication from 8. 3. Mar
tin, county auditor; John B. Coffey,
county clerk, and John M. Lewis, coun
ty treasurer, regarding the payment of
salaries of county employes was re
ceived. , A communication from the P. R., L.
St P. company, informing the board It
has accepted the request to install
transformer and meter at Camp 1 .
authorization to bill the county $9.95
for said Installation and energy, was
referred to the county auditor.
6. Schllp, Qreeham, Or, was allowed
$50 indemnity for four cow. slaught
ered because of tubucular infection.
. The salary of James Snyder, cook
Lenses 6phero In jr o 1 d - filled
frame $3.50
senses &pnero icurved) in ta. e.
Glass Mounting; $5.50
atryptok X,enses 98.00 to $15.00
The Surest
Dividends
of any investment are those
paid by thrift. From tha
world's beginning thrift has
been an actuality, moving in
on direction only for ma
terial, mental and moral ben
efit. Intelligent saving of
money is but one form of
thrift, but a good one. It will
make you independent of the
landlord, the loan company
and others. It will give you
power. The savings bank is
one of the greatest aids to
thrift and pays sure dividends.
If only One Dollar, bring it to
this strong, state bank as the
initial deposit of a savings
account;
521 ?
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BE
Clatsop Beach Best For Fun and Rest
n . V.lbDnH. -.a fi-rA mt fit 11 rV
month. ; -. ' -
County; Clerk John B. Coffey was J
directed by the board to draw two war-
rants on the Multnomah county trust
fund to be paid by the connty treas
urer In the sum of 110 each in favor
of Mary JE. West. W. A. Sellwood. and
Amedee M. Smith, executors of tha es
tate of Elisabeth D. Sellwood. deceased,
in accordance with the terms of the
order of T. J. Cleetoa.
The petition for improvement of the
Riser road was referred to the road
master. The communication from Attorney
S. S. Humphrey, relative to repayment
to attorneys of fees collected by F. S.
Fields, was referred to the district at
torney, for advice to tha board.
The petition of Albert B. Ferrera
et al., for improvement of Broadway
Drive was referred to' the roadmaster.
Upon the recommendation Of the
foreman of the Multnomah Farm tha
board purchased three heifers from
the Haselwood dairy herd of Spokane,
for $900. '
Upon the recommendation of the su
perintendent of bridges and tarries the
bid of the Western Electric company,
for $1,963.73 for four battery charging
equipment, for the ferry boat, was ac
cepted by the board.
The complaint of Frank Hannan
that he found some rivets loose and
iron not fitted properly in the' Inter
state bridge over Oregon slough, was
FOR RE-ELECTION
District Attorney
Walter H. Evans
REPUBLICAN
Ballot No. 116
Primary May 19, 1918
(Paid adv.)
(W. H. Evans. 686 Multnomah St.. City)
Anniversary Exercises
and Picnic
of Pioneers
OregonFounders Day
CHAMPOEG
Saturday, May 6
Electric
Trains
No. 6 (Limit
ed), leaving
Portland 8:25
A. M.. and mo.
10 (Limited),
leaving Salem
9:45 A. M. wlU
top atWilson
vllle to dis
charge pas
sengers (con
nections with
I .auwcTn nam
boat lor Champoea:). also No. 16
(arriving in Portland 6:50 P. M
will stop on signal at Wilsonville
to receive passengers.
Oregon Electric City Ticket Offices
5th ft Stark Sts.
10th ft Stark 10th (a Morrison
Seward Hotel. 10th Alder
Jefferson Bt. Station
Worth Bank Station
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Oregon
Limited
referred to F. H. Cor telyou. resident
engineer. - -.."' . . v.
. BW. for the paving of section E."
Columbia river highway, for construe
tion of Falrviawkunderarround crossing
and for Improvement of Capitol high
way. Canyon road, and Pacific highway
were opened and referred to the road
master for tabulation and investiga
tion. Clothes Tailored to Order $20
In order to thoroughly advertise
their custom tailoring department the
Brownsville Woolen Mills are con
ducting a trade-building and advertis
ing sale, A large variety of handsome
suitings have been thrown open to
your choice at $ JO for a limited time.
(Adv.)
Card of Thanks.
Ws wish to thank the many friends
who assisted and extended their sym
pathies in our arrest bereavement, and
for the many beautiful floral offer
ings. Mr. end Mrs. F. A. Lenhart. Ad.
Scenic Shasta Route
i .
through California
Four trains daily with through sleeping cart
from Portland to San Francisco. Direct con
nections for 'all Southern and Eastern points.
Summet Round Trip Tickets
will be on sale daily June 1st to Sept. 30 to
principal Eastern cities. Liberal stopovers
allowed en route. Return limit 90 days from
date of sale not to exceed Oct. 31, 1916.
Mount Shasta, Shasta Springs, Mount Lassen; San Francisco,
Yosemite Valley, California Beach Resorts, Los Angeles, Panama-California
Exposition, Apache Trail, El Paso, Houston and
New Orleans.
Information at City Ticket Office, corner 6th aad Oak
Stat., Union Depot, or Hast Morrison St. Station
rpnes Broadway 8760
John K. Icott, General TMienger Agent
Southern
No Meal Is
Without This Good Butter
Since butter is an essential, not an incident to every meal,"
care should be used in selecting a brand which is sold under
a guaranty of purity and' highest quality, buch is
Maid o' Clover
BUTTER
Butter is, perhaps, more sus
ceptible to contamination than
almost any other food. The pur
ity of cream depends 6n the
health of the cows and the sani
tary conditions surrounding its
production at the various farms
where creameries buy their
cream.
There's one way to deliver
butter positively pure, and that's
to pasteurize every ounce of
cream before It is churned. You
QRQTJ1TP 0irTX SatQIS
Ground Gripper Shoes
As the warm weather comes on, you will
realize that your feet are not having the
proper care and that they are making you
old very fast. It will pay you to Investigate
the merits of
Ground Gripper
The G. G. Shoe will correct
ment and will give you more foot-service for the money than any
other hoe on the market,
Carried In stock in different leathers and for men and women.
High and low. (SoU Agents)
Ground Gripper Shoe Shopj
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Juno Coffee
pT& SPECIAL 31 POUNDS FOR $1.00 PER LB. 29c
ODCniT IC nCCIDCn W will be (lad to extend credit to I all good peo
unCUIl Ir ULOIll pie who will kindly furnish Portland reference.
D. G. BURNS COMPANY
30S-S10 TEZSD STSZET. ET. TAYX.OB AWD SAXKOST STBXXTfl -One
and One-Half Blocks Sontn of Fnhllo Market.-.
Wholasalera to Vrtveta raaaillea. Seetanranta aa Hotels. . ' .;
:-.K. -,f - Spedai Halt Order Service.
i Collapsible lead capsules have be
Invented Jby an Englishman '.' to 1
filled with grease and .screwed i
place of the oil cups on automobiles. -
Sale of Damaged Good
and Drummers
4000 copies of Sheet Music, Instrti
mental and old-time tongs, lc tiv
2c a copy.
Dennison's toe Crepe Paper 3c a roll
1.00 Dandruff and Shampoo 5c." ,
25c Paris Hat Dye 5c. - j
Airfloat Talcum Powdex. ' cans 10c
Hundreds of other tisefuTihlnfS at 5c
5 c Swallow Roll Jly Catcher, 6 roll
for 5c. "-'-t j
CONSOLIDATED SALES CO., I
233 Clay St., Bet. First anal Sooom
Friday and Satan-day Only W '
9 a. m. to 6 p. m. : ' I
Pacific Lines
Complete
take no chances with your health
when you eat Maid o'Clover But
ter. It ls pure because pasteur
ized. IOC CREAM Maid b'Clover
Ice Gream is pasteurized. Pure,
refreshing and delicious. ' All
dealers.
BUTTERMILK Pasteurized
Maid o'Clover Buttermilk, fresh
every day at our plant. Health'
ful and good.
Mutual Creamery
Company
Tenth and Burruide Streets
Portland
.
Shoes
your trouble by Muscle develop
I Ml
FLOUR
PIONEER MILLS' Island City
SUPERIOR FANCY PATENT FLOUR
Without doubt, Superior Flours makes better Buni,
Biscuits. Bread, Rolls, Pastry and Cake than any other
Flour on the market. ' -
WrZBZOB JXOtTE Special price, per barrel, .15.20 '
BOFEBIOS nonv-Special price, per sack... M. 55
W&TIB BOSS rZ.OXr& Special price, per bbl. SS.OO
WESTS mosa TIsOVM Special price, par sack al.25
To the Consumer: BEST VALUE
BECAUSEXt pleasee the palate,
BECAUSE li aaswlrs the need.
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