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'may "22, "me: ' x' ' '';7- 7 !v.; . jr ... BRIEF INFORMATION ' (iu dat or mo.) .'J Coming Event. Botry club luaefaeua May 23, at booh. Laiaiea'a "bulla Dianer." May Z. at Ore- can boteb a ciao loDCbaoB at noon, Ma 24. May M, p. IU. Progressive business Mco'a club iuncosoa Uy lilt, at Suva, Oregon botrL wraiiy noara iuncuxuu, isauiDsr ei una Kerce, at Duua, May att. "Uw W HcbuvJ Da" May Sub. Oregon bird day, May 2tt. hi' flag laf, Juua I. Ihui aagiiueui, O. a, ta., aocampincat. Jets Uraad Chapter, order ol Kaetera star, al alssutiie leu.iie. J una . '. Oregoa Aaaoditkm of I'realdentlal PoaUuaa ters' aiioual iwuu, forllaiid. J una 8, T. a. fcaeleca star iiuiunl uMiuuuiutai-iuu. uuuartal liaial, auuw o, 7, a. DadlcauuU ut CUumoU Rler Wgbwaj, J mm I. - Mum leetltai Juua 7. an 0. fertile riaberlee Society auuuai oonrantlaa, , Curiiauu. Juua lb, 17. Aiiuual euvauiiiDieut Indian war vrtar , ajut, la l"oruua, Juua 21. r utij-tuutiu aiiuuai laooloa of tba Oregon fkuuMMT BMutiaiiuu at ataauolc Tauila, Juoa 1U. Heunloa of former raaidcbU of Donvlaa coiiuty wlU ba beiu at feumula t'ark Juno IU. Uuntclual iark baud ooaoarta bag in Sunday, July it. itattary A lea-rea for ualntng camp at Moa. Uiy, CaJ., July 4. . uraad ieiupta, fytblan Blatara of Oragoa. Btteia ben July CooTaouuiia of avuaBta t ytblaa and Fytb tau nuiara wlu ba bald la a'oviund Anguat 110. Twenty-third annual outing of Maiamaa to Tbrra Slatera. Auguat g-2tt. Luteritata cbUTenilon o( raal eatata men. to ba brld 111 Portland. July 17. la, IB. Todny's Forecast. I'urtlan'd and vicinity--Toulgbt fair with fiiml; lucaday fair, wurnitr except ucar tbe Oreguu. ana iiaiilugtuu XouIIji fair W illi froal; u'l'eaoay fair, wuiuie except utar tnu cuoai; wem.-ny wluda. IdaUu lonlghi llr with froat; Tuesjay "fair, warmer. Weather Conditiou. A modi-rate dlaturliunce, central over Mln Betota, iluuiinatea wcutber cuuiliilona uver the touutry from Ilia Appalachian ruuge to the Uocky muunialuM, and precipitation haa oc curred lit mini of the northern state, Utah. 'Jeuueaaee, tbe weal Uulf aiatea and weal em Canada; tbe rainfall waa exceaslTe on -tb4 weat Uulf cvaat. 'lhe uieaaure la blub uu tue Atlantic coat and a Urge high prure area la aavaucliiK inland over the .North t'a ilflc aiope, raualug clearlug and cooler weather over tbl aecthm. The weather la cooler also In Montana, Wyoming, New Mexico and tbe 1'lolua atalea aud wdiiner lu Alberta, Arizona, 1 1 1 inula aud camera Missouri, 'iemperaturi-a are conalderably below noruial over the uorthwett. Tbe coiidltiona are favorable for generally fair weatber In thla district lonlght and Tue oay. It will be warmer Tueaday except nc.ir the cm t and fronta vtill he general tu early morning. Win da will tie iiioMly veter!y. X. KICiNClS DltAKK. Aaalataut I'uiecaHler. ObNervations. Temperature g m a Z or C a & . K a -, STATIONS '-E m 8 r r- ci ,"5 S it c 3- r:c S at sZ i& 3 la 2 Baker, Or j .. , o0 . :,j ..f., ns blllluga, Mont..' ; i , . tKj Boiae. Idaho....; 4i 4 2 ;is .... it Ho. Ion, Maaa... Mi 4 iM As . . . . 0 lalgary, Alta.'.. W fw :i4 la .4( I'bicagu, 111 w jr-l" f r IU Al ltaorer, L'olo.... .'ill 12 ttt 4H . . . , 0 lea Motnea, la.. Ml lu ou ,V5 Kodge, Kan 74 ' 4l 0 lmlutb, Minn... in , 4X 40 22 .l.uti a-Lraka, ul is 2 !,n 4s lo .ill tleaiio, .al 2 , J r,J lo b Ualvealon, Teai 7o 0 mj o .... 11.12 llunn. . l. ...j r, n.s ,-,o m I .Uo JaiaonvlIle, r'ln 70 4 ( J 12 II 0 Kallrpetl, Mont. HI (t 4 11 M 06 Kauaaa l.Uy, Alo. Ml', 7i bH 11 U Knuxville, Tenn.; till o 0 r,ti 64 Lewlaton. ldalm.) 41 6U 41 t4 Lu Augetea, lui u4 I O 7 64 V Marabfielii, Or.., 40 Do o 110 Mempbla, Tenu... it i 7H il 10 .72 aiouTbead. Minn, is , Mi l 4$ 4 New Urleana, l.a.j Mi al m .... 4.A1 Navr Vork, N . V . i StI I I 7o 6a , Head, Wn... II ol 41 1!6 .M . 1'latie., .Veti.. 44 tt t.l 40 4 1'tttaburg. l'u... :s '.o i M .oa l'oratello, Idaho. iil M IW .i'l I'orUaud, Or 4 r. I oU 4 .Xl l.ed Hluff. C'al..; ;.o 1 I 7 Ml I 0 kuaebuig,. Or... 40 i lo 0 iis .)- bacraui. nlo, t ut. 54 4 7l 54 i 14 j 0 fct. Loula. Mo... i US jt 711 04 i 1 0 Ml 1'iul. Minn.. ,")U 1- : :1 4H M Halt Uk, Ltah.f 4X J '4 70 48 ; 01 ban blega. C'al.. ;,s o UM &s 0 baa r'ruuclacu. . . bl j4- 2 IU ill 0 beat tie, Waah... -.o O ul 40 M ttpokaue, Waah.. Mi S M ;W 1 0 'lacouia, Waah.. 0 j 4 IA S 01 'latouab 1., Wn. 40 2 43 41 22 I .10 Vuucuuver, b. C .41 o Ml 41 11 I .04 Victoria, V. C. .41 2 42 10 , o Wallfc Walla 40 10 00 lift ! .01 VvaahlngUin, D.C. M 0 7o 4H 11 Wind velocltlea of iei-a Iban lo tulles au hour and aiuoiuWa of precipitation of leaa thin .01 ' au iniih are not publlahed hereon. The Jourual's bceuic Travel Guide . of fortlanU anil Oregon. Columbia &ivar Highway Auierica'a moat Wonuerlul-aceulc road lor teblciea. Mo crada axcMdiug 6 par ceut. Uardaurfaca roadway paat waiartaila and aaouuiaina through tba liaart ot nna .aaue nun. oee tuw lorg t tbe Columbia, ttheppard'a Uell. Crown fuiu Utourellu, Biiuai veil, tuiat, wahkeena, klu.i- omab, UoraaUU and other waiertaila, lion navUla laib batcberiea, Ooeonia liorga, uu auu kark uod WUeuau fuiuacle. Iaat from fortland via Baas Lane. Bandy or Section Liu road. Individuals do well to make ar tangementa through a responsible agency. Trip up Columbia river by boat, or one way by boat uil return by auto. Council Croat. Overlooking city. 1100 feet blgb, vie iv uueijualed of Colombia and Wil lamette rivera, xuaiaun anu Willamette val ley: Caacadu and Cotutt rangea; anovr Deak culouy of Caacadea (north to eaat on clear uay), lucludmg Ml. Halnier, lt.4U feat; Mt. bl. Helena. UOUi tevt; All. Adauia. 12,307 feet; Kit. liood. ll.i leal; Ml. Jetteraou, 10,622 teet. . Parki. Waalilngton, bead of Waablnaton ktreet. riowera, abruba and trace; chlldren'a piaygrouuua; zoo, .noteworthy plecea of aculp ture. "Comiug of the While Man,' or Her man Atkins McNeill. "Sacajawea," Indian woman who guided Lewli aud Clark, by Alice (Cooper, 'leu miuutea' walk, 1'euinaula, aunkea ti one gardens, containing more than 700 varia nce; piaygrouuda aud model community bouao. Alblna aud Alnaworlb avenuea. aLaurelhurat, baat Oak and Tblrty-ulnth. Mt. Tabor, bead Inf. Hawthorne tveuue. Macleay, Cornell road; luature left uo touched; primeval forest, wild itauyon. - toreetry Building Lewis and Clark Kxpoal klon arouuda; cootaina l.OOo.OOO feet of In m- Iber, uiiH'iiai of forest producta. V lei tore we'- k-ome from 8 a. m. 10 5 p, in. 'W" car on uorrieoo atreei. Boulavarda. Colombia and Wtllamrtta m. Iclrcllng peninsula, excellent vlewa of harhns. lahlpplng and lnduatrlea; Terwllliger, aoutb oa mixth; ralrmount, eaat of. and Skellna. arat lot council Creat. Columbia Elver highway, aea nuvvr. rubllo Inititutiom, City ball and hlatortral Irouaeum. fifth and Madison: conntr mnr. Muse. Fourth and Salmon: Central llbrarv jTentb and Xambtll; Art museum, Fifth, near lammu; cuaionia nouae. far a and Broadway; I antral poatofflre. Fifth and Morrison: V. M O. A.. Sixth and Taylor: X. W. C. A.. Rroad. Iway and Taylor. I Kxhlblta Oregon reaonrcea, flab and game, Oregon bolWlng. Fifth and Oak; historical. Oregon Historical society, 207 Second street; auuaruu cilj uiu, lomoes inuuatry, f ores try fiolldlng. I usrbor Featorea West and cast aide public pocks, motor boat landing, foot of stark; toelbousee lor river tours; chipping, modern pridges, Broadway. Railroad and Hawthorne. raooramic view or city rrom Willamette. sj i" ,(1 Portl,n1 fiigbt. Council Creat, M... lauvi. Vlewa of down-town dlatrlcts. Journal bntM- detect IfcuUct! , AT STORES AND FOUNTAINS ASK FOR and GET HORLICCt'S THE ORIGINAL MALTED MILK Buy It In ths aid saM jarSs Ths Best is always the Cheapest Substitutes cost YOU same price KatloaaJ Bank building. Meier Frank'e. Wartky af Votioa. Kkklmor tbaatala. riret and Aaktny, by Olla H. Waraar. praaaataa by Stephen Sktdmore. Tbonapaoa fouataia, pre seated by David P. Taomneoa. I'laaa block. rourtb and salmon ; Bo Idlers' bm Lownsdala aquare. f earth and Taylor. Chinatown, oa aorta fourth, and streets. Modern blgb and grade aehoolai ecfaool gar deua; roae bedgea. fortland ftoae Vaatlyal. Jon 7-4-41. "bceuig furtiand," automobllea. "Seeing I'ortlaud." trolley cam. Trip turougb lumber atlUa. Typical borne aectlona fortland Helen ta. Nob Mill, lrviugton. Mount Hood Tripe North aide: Drive oat along the Columbia Hirer highway (see above) to Mood River, and then up through Uoud Ulver valley to Mount Mood lodge, obou eleva tion, ur on to Cloud Cap loo, 00OO elevaiUm; condl t lone Ideal foe mountain; vlewa glorious; rueda good. Or. take train to Hood River; thence by automobile dally to Cloud Cap Inn, or by Hood River Valley railroad to faxkdaia aud stage from there. , booth side Automobile stag 4aRy frees I'ortlaud 10 Government Camp, Raododcndfoav Tavern. Tawney s. Welches, Aran. Wanna. Or Uke auburban else trie tralna to Borlg atav llon and stage. Bnburbaa ripa.--Vls t. B.. U P. Co.: Bull Run park. 80 mllee; aistacada nark. 54 mliea, fishing and mountain tralia; Canemab Park, 10 miles, overlooking Willamette; Co lumbia beach, cad Vancouver line, bathing; "Tba Oaks" park, on Willamette; Vancou ver and Vancouver barracks, northwest mili tary headquarters; Wilholt Springe, oa Wil lamette Valley southern; WlllamaMe telle and Oregon City. 15 miles couth. Via Southern Pacific: Tualatin and Zaav blll valleys, loop. Via Oregon Eiecules Willamette valley. Sa le uj and kugeue. Via O-W. R. A N. Bonneville, flab hatch eries, picnic grounds. Hood Blver. Caccaite Locks, paralleling Columbia River blgbway. Via North Bank road Astoria, Oearaart, Seaside, beach bstblng. Via river steamers Up Willamette to Ore gon City snd Kslem, up Columbia to The Daltea; down Columbia to Aatorla and mouth of Columbia river terminua Astor expedition. Salmon cauueriea, salmon tlablng. Jetties, forte. Crsier Lake, via Southern Pacific. Meufurd coo auto slugs, or via Oregon Trunk or O-W. U. A N .. bend, aud auto alage. Caves of Josephine, via Southern Paclfle and stage. Ovcan resorts: Seaside, Gear hart. Newport, Tillamook. Mambfleld. Deschutes canyon and Central Oregon, via 0-W. U. A N. or .. P. . Wallowa vahey. Lake Joeepb and Eagle Cap. via O-W. R. A N. Pendleton Uound-Up, Hot Bprlnga, Baatara Oregon, via O-W. R. A N. Miscellaneous: alahlng, bunting, outing trips. Kesorts Ocean: Gearhart. '.'.-aside. Long Beacb. Newport, Cannon Beach. Bay Ocean, Tillamook. Mountain: Cloud Cap Inn, Gov ernment Camp. Mount Hood Lodge. Rbododen. dron Taveru, Welches. Tawney'a. Arra Wanna. The Eyrie, Jewett Farm, springs: Wllboii, bhllierd's. Hot Lake. Washington -Vancouver and military poet; Mt. Adauia, Mt. at. Helena. Ice caves; Long Beacb resorts. For further Information, rataa and rootcs see Dorsey B. 8mUh, Travel Bureau, lie IMrd. corner Washington, or Journal Travel Buirau. Broadway BP XamhllL TOWN TOPICS Mnamu Enjoy Winter Sport. Win ter cotidl'.ioiiB, with deep snow, some of It freshly fallen, were encountered by the Mazamas In their climb of Table mountain yesterday. The party ot 35, led by LeRoy Anderson, wpent the night In a cold camp on Hamilton creek, after leaving Fortland Saturday evening. The summit of the moun tain was so cold that a stop of only a tew minutes was made. The party re turned to Portland by the North Bank, lust niglit Troop A Taken Long Hike. Troop A, O. N. O. cavalry, marched out of 1'ortland on Saturday afternoon ami camped out near Hillsboro that :ilght. The command waa under First Lieu tenant Hogan, who wa accompanied by General George A. White, and by Lieutenant K. A. Joyce, Li. S. A. The return was made yesterday afternoon. Practical work and Instruction was given In the duties of a cavalryman and soldier. Pioneer Is I. aid to Seat, Tbe fu neral services of Joseph Bergman, who died on May 18, were held at his nome. 694 Hoyt fetreet, yesterday morning. Rabbi B. Wise officiating. Inte-rnent was made in Beth Israel cemetery. Mr. Bergman was 86 years of age and one of the pioneers of Oregon. He is sur vived by a widow, Mrs. Karlina Berg man, and three children, Ida Bergman, Samuel K. and Nathan J. Bergman. Company B Holda Picnic Company B held a well attended and enjoyable picnic yesterday at Oswego. The morn ing features were bayonet exercises, skirmish line formations, bham battles, field maneuvers and open order move ments. After dinner there were a num ber of eportlng and picnic events. The blank cartridge race was won by Pri vate Cutting; equlpmenr race. Private Sullivan; shelter tent contest. Privates Lacy and Cutting. Battery Holda Practice DrUL Bat tery A held practice drill yesterday at Clackamas, in preparation fni the annual training camp at Monterey, Cal., and responded 40 strong, under Cap tain C. W. Helme and Lieutenants Clayton and Johnson. The battery drill every Sunday at Clackamas, as many men as there ard horses to work with being given training in alternate divisions of the organization. nothing- Adda Mora to refined ap pearance than a neat fitting ault You would be surprised to know the num ber of our suits that are worn two and three seasons and still look new. Try us on your next sulL You know you can pay us on easy payments of $10 down and the balance $6 a month. Come in and let's get acquainted. Unique Tailoring Co., 309 Star, Bet, 5th and 6th. (Adv.) Gardener Xa Fined PlTe Dollar. For leaving his horse standing at Sixth and Salmon streets from 8 o'clock Saturday morning until 7 o'clock thar v.nln7 without food or water, Joe Borzone, a gardener, was fined 15 by Municipal Judge Langguth today, g- Borzone was charged with cruelty to animals. Bor zone said he had told a livery staL.e hand to take the horse to the stable, but the man had failed to do so. Bew By-Lawi to Be Acted' On. The meeting of the Rotary club to morrow noon will be devoted to busi ness. Proposed new by-laws will be passed on. The Wednesday noon pro gram1 of the Ad club in the Oregon hotel grill will be known as "Rotary Day." Rotarians have been Invited to attend In a body and to have charge of the meeting. "" ColTunola Blver Highway stages Two round trtpa Bridal Veil to Port land, dally. Leave Briday Veil 7-30 a. VlH1,0 Lve st- Charles hotel. Portland. 10 a. m. and 4 p. m. Saturday and Sunday evening, leave Bridal Veil 6:80 p. m. and Portland U (Adv.) Proceed Pill to Be Discussed. The South Portland Improvement associa tion will meet tonight at the Shattuck cchool at 8:15. The object of the meeting Is to discuss the condition and the proposed flllins of Terwllliger gulch. All Interested are urged to be present. Don't Porget Tomorrows-Beginning tomorrow Mrs. Hawley'g free electri cal cooking schools will be held Tues day, at 2 p. m. Instead of Wednes days, auditorium Electric Bldg Re freshments. (Adv.) Search for Urs. SUnemetts. Henry Stinemetts Is 111 at The Dalles and is trying to locate his wife who Is sup posed to be In Portland. Steamer Jesse Karalna for Camaa. Wasbougal and way landings, dally ex cept Sunday. Leave Waahlngtoa Street dock at 8 p. m. (Adv.) XcCarrar, Bate at lively. Fire, cas ualty and automobile Insurance. Yeon bldgv Telephone Main US. ' (AdvJ Taaetarew Fre health . " . "A D v Mhe Central i:- rfinir W CV:. ''3 fi-if Uy'i.'-, v ? tag, Taoa building. Northweatera brary tomorrow evening at t o'clock, under the auspices of the Naturopathic Health league. The speakers are: Dr. A. Spencer. Vhr.i subject, "Prolonga tion of Life", and Dr. L. R. ' Wilson, subject. "Royal Road to Health." Of ficers are: Dr. II. A. Stockdale and Dr. Virgil MacMlckle. I Pnaaral off Mrs. Keller. The funeral services of Mrs. Laura Heller, who died last Saturday at her home, 401 Eugene street, will be held tomorrow afternoon under the auspices of Mar tha Washington chapter. Order of Eastern Star, of which she was a member and past worthy matron. The chapel of P. L. Lerch at East Eleventh and East Clay streets. Is where her friends will assemble. Mrs. Heller wasvfiO years of age, and is survived by her husband. Charles H. Heller, of the United States revenue office. Puneral of BCrs. Plnke. The funeral services of Mrs. Catherine Louise Finke, who died last Saturday, was held this afternoon from the parlors of R. T. Byrnes, 'Williams avenue and Knott street, with Interment In Lone Fir cemetery. Mrs. Finke was the mother of Mrs. George Cowan, Mrs. B. E. McAvenney. A.. J. H. and A. it. Finke. Spring Sale Zg Announced. The Young Peoples' society of the Ira manuel Lutheran church. Nineteenth and Irving streets, will hold its annual spring sale tomorrow night In the parlors of the church. A mustcal pro gram will precede the sale. Refresh ments will be served after the sale. The public Is invited. Memorial Services Held. A large audience attended the annual memorial cervices of the Maccabees held yes terday in Orient Lodge hall. East Sixth and East Alder streets. Rev. James D. Corby delivered the memorial ad- uress. ine sunnyslde M. E. church choir supplied appropriate music. Brooklyn W. C. T, TJ. Brooklyn union of the W. C. T. U. will meet at the home of Mrs. Daisy Oehler, 624 East Twelfth street tomorrow after noon. Every member urged to be pres ent. Best Printing Service, LPwart Bates. F. W. Baltes t- Co. Main 165, A-11S6. Ad. Dr. B. O. Brown, Bye, Bar, Mohawk building. iAdv.) Xucky Tipg, best nickel cigar. (Ad.) Marks' Shoe Sale, 243 Wash. (Adv.) Lewis Oak Timber Sold to Portlanders Woodland. Wash., May 22. The large body of fine oak timber on the Fred Lewis tract of land, south of town, nas been sold by the owners, A. Lewis of Portland. Harru r tr. lama, and their sister of Portland, to ine ammerson Hardwood company of Portland, and the mirnhfr h. onn. tracted with Robert Barr of this place to put ine timDer on the bank of Lewis river, whence It will be transported to Portland by barge. The purchasers nive agreed to laae all oak on the tract that will scale eirht fnor in i length and 10 inches or over at tha top. The price paid by the purchasers is considered a good one by the sellers The owners of the land will each erect houses on their tracts and clear the land for farms. This tract Is what Is known as the Fred Lewis donation land claim, and one of the finest in . this vicinity. Kelly Sentenced to DO Days. James Kelly, the crippled man charged with vagrancy, who walked from the detention room for prisoners at the municipal court and escaped by a passage through the dormitory of Engine 21, adjoining, Saturday morning, was sentenced to 90 days at the Kelly Butte rockpile by Munici pal Judge Langguth today. Belgian Queen Given War Cross. Paris. May 22. (U. P.) President .Polncare presented to Queen Eliza beth of Belgium a French war cross upon a recent visit to the front, it was announced today. The queen responded that she was proud to wear the dec oration which had honored so many French soldiers. . Lleut.-Col. Sqnier Appointed. Washington, May 22. (I. N. S.) Secretary of War Baker today an nounced the appointment of Lieuten ant Colonel George O. Squler to head the aviation section of the signtl corps, succeding Lieutenant Colonel Samuel Reber. weaves $1,000,000 to Presbyterians. Atlantic City, N. J., May 22. (I. N. S.) Mrs. D. Willis James of New York, who before her death con tributed $250,000 to the relief fund of the Presbyterian church, willed J750. 000, to the same fund, according to announcement hre today. I. W. W. GIRL LEADS GARMENT STRIKERS MfS BKOer CD&LSOtt New York, May 22. In retaliation for the locking out of 60.000 workers In the cloak and suit industry here, the allied unions called a strike and between 40.000 and 60.000 workers left their machines. The strikers were headed by Miss Becky Edelson. an I. W. W. girl agitator, who led the strikers In the May day parade. Miss Edelson had - been active in former strikes In the needlework Industries. In a German steel works a hydraulic press that can exert a pressure of 11, 900 tons has replaced a steam hammer that shook the earth for ' long dia- taBca sTarr'tlna it aras iiuJ :. g hlMlM.j ( i V s jSssaaBB&taBasu ' i Wry 1 J REPUBLICANS NOMINATED f 'igaagafeafcx: .,? ir-UflKS i i ,.i.jv.n n ' I mis hi i vammmmmmmmmmmm Lif -1'" t'. .T" ' ."PA8 1 . wihi.iiiiiiii iiwi i i i ji Ml mmmmiim mmmmmmmmmm) John Gill. Gas C. Moser. Conrad P. Olson. 1 1 11 "" 1 "J"1''"! f-aasMarsisBTsAMs - . ? ''vvtmX.wmwm iiiMsinij.i in.'i., isiwsiasxaXiiWuiwiWsaMi V;ysc V..-fya'Vivt ? S 1 "! '!.: X hif j ,; ; . aLaWJt'Uli. MiugcSSNaaaaaaataeBaTaaT ms : hwrrTatn iTnnmi IIWI I IIIHIinilasaBaBIIBOal I m. gust Sf aaattattallaBlaHB mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmiim I ;sBjsaasMae . ' . A. W. Orton. E COESI LETTAND CLARK IS VERY CLOSE Official Count Will Be Neces sary to Determine Winner in This Instance, Unofficial primary election returns are all In and the surprises are all over. However, the final results in at least one Instance probably will not be known until the official count is made. This is as to whether Virgil L. Clark or George T. Willett Is the twelfth man nominated by tha Republicans for state representative. As gathered by The Journal, the un official returns show that Clark has edged his way in by the scant margin of three votes. Willett was two votes ahead until the returns came In from the last precinct reported, which was precinct 272. That precinct gave Clark 37 and Willett 32, thereby giving Clark a lead of three. Following is the Republican vcte In Multnomah county, as shown by com plete unofficial returns: Republican Delegates-at-Large: Ackerson, Charles W 9 822 Boyd, Daniel 1L471 Buland, Mrs. G. L 6,678 Cameron, George J i6,608 Carey, Charles H. J9,94 Case. F. H 7,709 Fulton, C. W 18,980 Hawkins, Russell 11,725 Peterson, Samuel D. 7,14 Spencer, Arthur C 16,866 Warren, Frank M 7,251 Worsley. J. H 6,708 Those elected are Carey, Cameron, Fulton and Spencer. . BepubUcan Delegates, Third District. Baines, Arthur B 5,105 Brazell, Edward J 4,945 Dunne. David M. 11,066 Hotchkiss. Clarence R 12,786 Hoyt. Ralph W 17,895 Jacobs. Fred A 6,806 Lofgren, David E. 4,782 MacLeod, A Lincoln 4,468 Mannlx, Thomas 4,692 Perkins. Benjamin R 6,961 Elected Hoyt and Hotchkiss. Tor President. Burton. Theodore E 4, 11S Cummins, Albert B 8,554 Hughes. Charles E. 20,337 Hughes' majority, 7,670. For Vice President: Webster, William Grant 17,931 Presidential Electors: Butler, R. R 21,953 Cottel, Willis I. 26.802 Ivanhoe, Francis S j6.010 Keady, W. P 2,532 MacMahon M. J i6,189 North, W. C ....26.611 Wilson, J. F 22,42 Elected Butler, Cottel, Keady. North, and Wilson. Congressman : Lafferty. A. W 12,505 Littlefield, E. V. 8,5b4 McArthur. C. N. 19,301 McArthur's plurality 6.79t! Dairy and rood Commissioner. Mlckle. John D 30,120 Justice of Supreme Court. Burnett, George H , 39,182 Moore. Frank A 26,340 Secretary of State. Moores. Charles B 16,776 mm BETWEENWIL ' s ji It has that old fashioned "tang!" " llli l ' Made by tag -ft 1 . PORTLAND BREWING CO. . , Il l - - ' ' SOLD rrV druggUu ani at all Uadln --ifv.. - :,i -. i v. . v--.v' Ji. 8. FarrelL Olcott. Ben W . ..10,745 Olcott's majority 8,969 PabUo Servloe Oonunlsslomer. Buchtel. Fred G 25,955 Campbell. Thomas K. 10,851 Buchtel's majority fS.lOl Circuit Judge, Department 1. Hume. Wilson T 7,193 Kavanaugh. John P 17,62o Wright. Robert C 13.327 Kavanauirh's plurality 4,299 Circuit Judge Department Three. Davis, W. M 13.667 Magers. J. E. 3,812 Thompson. A. G. 3,843 Tucker. Robert 17,346 Tucker's plurality . 8.779 Circuit Judge Department rive. Grant, Frank S 21,449 Olson, Fred L. 13,396 Grant's majority 8,054 Senator, Multnomah County. Farrell. Robert S 16-5? Hodson, C. W JSl Huston. S. B 20,330 Lehman, F. O. 6-3I Moser. Gus C. ...22,789 Olson. Conrad P 21,707 Orton. A. W 17.129 Patton. H. M 14,453 Powers. Dan E 13,043 Ransom. F. H. 9,275 ShUlock. John C 10,724 Sigler, B. D. 12,619 Nominated FarrelL Huston, Moser, Olson. Orton. Senator, Multnomah County, .Short Term. G11L John 40.611 Joint Bepresentatlve. Burton, A. H 18,495 Chatten, W. H. 12.833 Burton's majority 5,662 State Bopreseatatlvea. Arlett, Percy E 6,639 Bates, Paul C... 11,71 1 Brady, Fred J 7,128 Cahalln, John F 8,879 Callan, A. C 16.949 Carpenter, L. G. 7.476 Clarke, Virgil L. 12,911 Corbett. Hamilton F. 16,359 Gebhardt, Albert E. 8,865 Goode. E. J . 13,536 Gordon, Herbert .., 18,275 Horne. Oscar W 10,645 Idleman. Harry L. 11,628 Keeler, Lot P xl,16a Korell. Franklin F 6,899 KublL K. K. 16,944 Latourette, John R. 12,150 Laurgaard, 0 14,662 Lewis. D. C. 22,033 Mackay, Lionel C ...13,408 Macleay, R. L. 10,960 Mann. John M. 10,510 Matthieu, Stephen A 13,669 Melndl, Fred J 7,217 Meloney, Cliff R. 4,149 Morrow, L. P. 8,000 Newlin. Harold V 4,889 Page, Joseph H 8,626 Parsons, Horace G 6,171 Pettingell, Elmer E. 11,198 Richards, Norman S 5,367 Sal way, Fred R 5,837 Spencer, Carlton E. 9,171 Stott, Plowden 15,699 Stutt. Joseph A 6,692 Wagner, Fred W 11,672 Willett. George T 12.908 Nominated Callan. Corbett, Clark, Goode, Gordon, KublL Laurgaard, Lew is. Mackay. Mann. Matthieu, Stott. District Attorney. Evans. Walter H 26.913 McCue, John C 11.036 Evans majority 14,877 Oonnty Jadf. Cleeton, Thomas J 18897 Taawell. George 19,521 Taiwell's majority 1,114 County Clerk Beverldge. Joseph W 20 814 Coffey. John B 18.806 Beveiidge's majority 2,008 County Oommlssloner. juigntner. TV. L 12 493 TO SENATE S. B. Huston. Muck. A. A 18.102 Stayton. C. P 3,015 Steele. W. B 6,M5 Muck's plurality County Sheriff. Hurlburt. Thomas M Stevens. Robert L 6.609 , . .24,462 ..14.845 Hurlburt's majority 9,617 County Treasurer. Lewis, John M. 3,202 County Assessor. Reed, Henry E 30,748 County School Superintendent. Alderson, W. C 11.935 McCormick.,Elmer S 11,386 Stafford. Charles M 4,037 Whitney. Edgar H 7,459 Wright. Abbie 4.248 Alderson. plurality County Surveyor. Bonser, R. C. ... MiddlebrOoUs. E. A 639 ...21,636 ...11,454 Bonser s majority County Coroner. Dammasch, F. H Grant, Daniel Dammasch's majority Constable. MacDonald, Sanfield Petersen, Mark W Vaughn. Andy G Weinberger, Andy .10,082 26.282 11,722 . .13.560 . . 4,883 ..14.355 . . 6,722 ..13,274 Peterson's plurality 1,077 Taxwell Defeats Cleeton. "Sunday morning T. J. Cleeton was announced in The Journal aa leading George Tazwell In the Incomplete count for county Judge. This was due to an error by an account ant in tabulating the returns, and waa discovered in checking, over the returns yesterday. District Attorney Evans won the nomination of three political parties the Republican, Democratic anl Pro gressive. REPUBLICANS ELECT DISTRICT DELEGATES TO NATIONAL MEETING Republicans have elected as district delegates to the Republican national convention, Albert Abraham of Rose burg and C. P. Bishop of Salem, from tbe First district; W. H. Brook of Ontario and J. N. Burgess of Pendle ton, from the Second district, and Ralph W. Hoyt and Clarence R. Hotch- CASTORIA For Infants and Cnildren In Use For Over 30 Years Always bears tbe HgTistnrs- of "Base ta Oregon BEAVER VARNISH ASK TOXTB SZALZS. yortlaaa. Oragoa. mm v Hi kiss of Portland from the Third dis trict. The vote on Republican district dele gates follows: SXPUBUCAJT DXSTBXGT DBUB OATXS. rtrst District (Two to Be Elected.) Albert Abraham. Roseburg 14.497 C. P. Bishop. Salem 16.472 W. W. Calkins. Eugene 14,466 B. L. Sleeves. Salem 8.146 Second District (Two to Be Sleeted.) W. H. Brooke, Ontario 8.400 J. N. Burgess. Pendleton 8,478 Charles O. Pollard. PrineVUle. . . 6.136 Third District (Two to Be Sleeted.) Ralph W. Hoyt. Portland s.17.895 Clarence R. Hotchkiss at. 784 David M. Dunne II. 076 Fied A. Jacobs 6,806 Benjamin R. Perkins 6,i Arthur H. Baines 6.163 Ed J. Brazell , 4.945 David K. Lofgren 4.782 Thomas Mannlx 4,692 A. Lincoln Macleod 4.4S Deleratea-at-Xarg-e. The vote on the four leadirvgdele-gates-at-large to the Republican con vention are: Daniel Boyd, Wallowa 84498 George J. Cameron. Multnomah. .89. 7l'j Charles H. Carey, Multnomah. . .36.898 C. W. Fulton. Multnomah 40.22S Berger-Jones Pictures Not Shown Tonight. The Royal Arcanum" announcement that the Berger-Jones pictures will be shown tonight at their council meeting is not In accordance with the facts. Messrs. Berger and Jones wish to announce that no such arrangements have been made by them. Mr. Lan caster's lectures are not being Illus trated with these pictures. (Paid Ad.) Wheo writing or railing on advcrtlaera, pleaae mention The Journal. (Adv.) iJie puolwis courteottsci incited fojnspecfournett ; Seated on Ao'ouncorojf ISigAt 4o fond flirty jfint fyrmrtimants' fyndcr lAcThanagQmen of Goo.C.06ei FRANZ Butternut Bread Is Flavored We have put Into It some thine besides SUgh Quality noxa, Pure Kuk, Oood Teast, Salt and Boll Su Water. That "something besides" consists of Rich Sunshine, Floods of Pure Air that come through our work rooms Scrupulous Care, Strict Sanitation. Cleanly Expert Workman ship and Perfect Baking. Get a Big So Xoaf and Convince Yourself I WHY MVTTSMXVT At Your Orocer, Baked by V. S. BAKXBY, Bast 11th and Don't Value Yourself Too Low In Investing hi life insurance, many men make the mis take of insuring their lives for a small amount because they fear the payment of the premium on a large sum . r will embarrass them financially. . 1 Your life has a definite value, measured in dollars and cents, measured by your income, your prospects, the 1 -. responsibilities of your family. Let the life insurance man help you to determine your value. 1 - - f V' By making regular deposits of a small proportion of your income in a Savings Account, you will not only " soon accumulate the first full year's premium, but '.' you will be able easily to meet subsequent premiums ' as they fall due. Capital and Surplus (1,200,000 , lumbermensv National Bank! - The Active Food Pre vents Indigestion ; ROMAN MEAL BREAD ; It Makes Life Worth I Living Roman Meal is ground, whole from hard winter wheat and rye, combined V with "Flaxose" a pre-iV digested, odorless, taste : -less pure ground flaxseed. V. There is no medicine in the meal or bread. Made only by the J LOG CABIN BAKING CO. . 7or eale at All Groceries--. , Five Cents 1 QCHVAB PRINTING C0J 0BEN P.GRELNE-HARyY FISCHER STARK STREET AT SECOND )rofiram I music Yes! Madame 8KB AD AKWAYSf Tlanderm, rath end Stark .