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j BRIEF INFORMATION Coming KventA Beelty Board Joaebeea. CeasitM f i i noon. May 20. "Go to Rctil Day" Slay J. Oregon Olrd day. If 28. Rotary club luactieua June . at boob. Caapter, urMt ul Eaatara Slat, ,' Oregon Aeaodatloa of Prealdeatlal Poatmea- J -4 wnuuf, roriiana. wupo o, t, a. a. tV annual uuiiuuiiloaUwa. Imparl! Buaa avautai Jul 7. and a. Dealeatloa of Columoia ttlver highway. VW I. A 4 club lajiclMoii at noon. Jniu T. I'rugroMtlva tluaj iicm a.u club ranch froo no. Oregon uotel. ft1!?. "" v Fublla hearing on InduatrlarVrVelfare mo rerenee recomuieodatlooa, Juoe 1&-16. at coun ty eourtaouta. Pauitw f user tee society aaooai v'uaveotloaa. "Mland, Juua la. 17 . Annual encampment ol Indian war refer ;, In forti.oa. Juoa 81. ' artf -tularin annua, taualoa of th Oregon rKiaaac aaeuciaUuo at ataaoaia Temple. Juoa Bean Ion of former reeldenta "f Dougia eoualy will oa bald at Feuinaula Park Jim. iu. - f anlclpaJ Park baud concerts bcglo Sunday, tur s. Battery A leaves for training caap ft Mo, lorey. Cal, July a. jTUixd regiment. O. N. C. ancaaomaat. Jaly Oregon Naval MUltla annual crolae. Jul 13 W. Islentate cuovention of rail catata dm a, to ba livid iu t'ortlana). Jul IT. Is, 19. v Grand 'feiupie, t-yiuiaa Maiara itt Uraroa. Bite la Ber July 2s-2B. Convention, ut auignta vi Ptltla and ITtk lau fcUaiera wlii ba Ml la PwUaad Auguel 1-10. Terenty-tnlrd annoal out log of alaaaaiaa t Tu.ee filature, Aoguet 6-20. Today's Forecast. Portland and eleinitr Tonight and Friday partly cloud;, weaterl? wlnda. Oregon and Wanbliigtou Tonight and frl or. partly cloudy; wind motly w-trly. Idaho Xonlgbt and Friday tiartly cloudy. Weather Condi Hons. Tba Baaln at tea' dlatnrbance haa moved to Colorado and tba north central I'laloi atatra, nd ia being followed tiy a bijfh preesure area Which la epreadlng Inland over the Pacific ekope and western lllgbluud. A moderate oo prraalou la oyer the extrame northeast. Pro rlplUtloa baa occurred In Interior portlona of t north Pacific aloter In the nurtberu aiatea from the Boiky Uountaiua to Uie iJike reuioii. aatl la the St. Lawrence valley. The weutlier l wartuw on the greater portion of the Pa flop and In the PUIna aud Atlautlc at a tea; It la cooler lii Moutana and aoutb wrl Arlaona, alao In northern Minnesota. 9Ti condltlona are favorable nr partly clotidy weatheroln Ihli dlatrlot tonight ami Friday, with alight temperature tbangea and aoutbweat to weat wind. T. FRANCIS DRAKE. Amlatant Forecuater. K&alm! IrtoT!0' H,ht Morth': eiae: &rlT Oat tb Columbia 8iar highway faaa above) to Hoo4 Blvar, and thea nt through Bood .. 'r n" Mwot Hood long. 800 eleva- iiJ? ".. C?0 '. alaTatloiij eocdltlon Ideal for eaouotalD; iewa alortou; Jjada good. Or. taka trala to Hood Ilm .b automobll daily to Cloud Caivloa! W by Hood Hirer Vailey railroad to Perkdala and ataga from there. Houth aide Aqtoinoblle atag 4alty from Portland to Oovernnient Camp, Rbododenitroa) Tavern. Tawney'a, Welchaa, Arrah Wauaa. Or take euborban electric txalna to Boring ,U- lffll attin at r ai ar a " Batarbaa Tr Bull Bud lna'.TIa P. nark. So mMa uea, tianiug g . U P. Co.! ICattlraiytai uak OA ttfl mltinf laa id.1i.. a f Tba Oaka park, oa Willamette: Vneoa- ..'f.HVnc?uf, ":. oorthweet eDuT tary beadquartera; Wllboit gprlnga. oa WU- Oregon City, 18 in ilea aoath. bHlte,roopr'c,rlo, Tnutu lem1D&B.1,,ct,, WlllatnatU valley. g. Tla D.W b a. u n ... . . . . " ; ponneviii. nan Baten- vif" P"rJ.lel'n Co'oroblk Hlver highway. 8ei.id."B n.hin,",'a-,or,"' ," '" awauiere up Willamette to Ore- Iw.'h1"1 J?.'"nl!, " l"nba to The of r I m" tolu,nbl" to Aatoria and moatlt laltnoo eauneriea, aaltuon fiaulog. JaUiee. forta. . via ouutoera racinc. Med lord and auto atage. or la Oregon Trung or O-W. a. at n.. Band, and auto ataga. ita -- - -vw.MT, wwiBwrai rauiia aao .tfCMn J"11: Beaaide. Oearbart,Hwport, Tillamook, ilambfleli DaechutM Mntn. nA r& ... i ... - 0 W. B. S. or' . P. aV Wallowa I -L- I i. . Tla o-VV . B. dt N . F'aarirl Unimd n art a Oregou. via O-Wv H. A M Id iarllanAn . b I j . I i .1 Hunuuf, TOting blUftkVa... 1 , m t , . Beach, Newport, Cannon Beaeb. Bay Oceva. 1 illaniiik. Uintnt.il.. , - . . . auuu 1QO, UOT. ernuieut tanip. aiount liood Lodge. Ubododen. o.u n'cio. vveicne. lawney'i. Arra Waoua. 5. ,i 'i1' J"." Kwrm- aowiuga; Wllboit. Biilpherd a. Hot Lake. waanmgtoB aucouvr and nillltarr poat; Ut. A'Jauit. alt. at. U1Q, Ma aavea; Long Ueurb loort. tor turtuer lnformatlun. . aee Oorafy a. Smith. Travel Bureau. li ll'ird. corner Waablnaton. ur Journal Tr...i Hum mi Itruadwar ai" VaaohllL TOWN TOPICS ObsePvatioiiai. STATIONS Baker, Or ; Bolae, Idaho. . . llOatoM. faa Chicago, 111... wavtr, Colo. . . Dee Molnea, la. Eureka, Cal... Preino. fal... Oalventot), Tex. Helena, Mont.. Kanaaa Pltv Ma Knoxvllla T.nn lwlton. Idaho Anrelaa rial luaraurieja, nr.. Ulaaonla. Uimf Montreal, Que. Moorhead, Minn vw n. 1 t Mewyork, V.Y. N. Ilaad. Wn IV. Platte, Neb.. xak ma. Wn tklaboma. nbla Plttaburg, Pa... PncatAll.1 1.1. lw IPortland, Or . .1 Rapid City, 8 D. itea uiurt, cal. iRootburg. Or. . . PU. LouU. Mo.. Ht. Paul M Inn . Sali Lake. Irn.li fau Dlcfu, Cal. . fan Kraucleco.jj ISeattla, Waib.. Spokane, Wb. lacoma, waeh.. Iatooh I. Wn. Il'rlacel 1.. B.C. fYaneuuver. H.f. IVictoria. B.C.. rvvalla Walla. W rVaeblnarton. Tt.C .'I emperarure o , x t A -i ' - 3" 5a s i- -r $E w :c -S t 5i a g a 1 s Z vO 2 4H 40 C- .1! 444 4l 2 I .;.i es H tin r,H mi o o 7 iu i . . . . o us - M 2 10 (I 08 0 82 U(J 0 48 0 54 411 ( 44 a 4 44 .... I 70 2 80 7t 10 8 2 40 88 . ... 1.10 72 O M TO 14 0 702 tt 02 .... O M 12 .... 54 01 ,48 0 00 4 10 O 48 2 68 48 .... o 40 0 .50 02 4 .... 64 12 .08 64 8 70 62 12 .04 70 2 88 72 0 04 6 m dH 14 0 50 0 50 60 24 0 04 2 92 02 0 504 08 48 0 72 2 90 70 14 0 704 82 (12 0 40 4 62 38 20 801 69 60 0 54 8 54 64 20 48 2 58 40 M W 8 02 !W ($ 72 4 88 70 ,10 0 2 8 70 60 10 .o2 40 la 64 38 o 6O 4 58 60 0 48 0 02 48 U) 0 82 6 70 62 14 0 528 HO 52 o 528 08 62 ... 0 60 2 02 50 28 0 44 0 50 44 24 0 48 4 72 48 .... 0 52 4 j 48 0 80 4 I 5H 50 I o 02 2 I 70 50 I o Wind velorittea of ih.n 10 mil. ... . 1 , - -.. .v umi u iiuur pna amounts or pmnutition ox less tbao .01 Th Journal's bceuic Travel Guide of Portland,. and Oregon. CalntntaiaV ftlVaW . Hivhafaw A...u aa - - - -ej v-u BllBiia'll aj tvonderful ecenlo road lor vehicle. No grade raceeoiog o per cent Hardaurtace roadway bait waterfaiia and mountain throuea ihi art of the Caacadf rauga. Sat the (Jorge .f the Columbia, bbepperd'a D1. Crown Point. tuuralle Url.i.l Vail Lll.i oi.k T T! liuuinU. HoraetaU end otber waterfall. Hon. levllle flb bat cher ira, Oneonta Uorge, Ken kuu parg uud Wiueuah Pliuiaciei. tat from oniaoa via naa urn. banly or Meet loo ' " ... erwlg W Ul K If- ibfiituM through rBpou4vlbl ajieucj. Trln ud Celumhla rlvr h t ... --a- w VIII g w j boat ad rvtum bj auto. OoaaoU Cxau--uvriuui(UaC city, noo rt Laiette rlvera, Tualatin and Wlllmm..t. ..i. kTi Caicida and Coaat range; uOW paI klony of Caacadea (north to .... laytl, tucludlua Mt. Halnlar. 1V408 feeti kit u Helena, 9ovT feet; alt. Adam. ia.uT feeti lit. Hood. 11.226 feett ML Jefaraoa. 10 422 ICVB, ' Parka. Waihlnaton. head r w. .,..., treat, riower. abruba and tree: children a laygrounda: aoo. aoiawortnr dIumm r ........ lure. "Coming of tba White Man ii-. tan Atkina McNeill. "Sacalkwea." inrf..- oniaa woo guided Lewla and Clark h .u 'HUMP. Tan mlniila.' walk UHI. I - I r , , " . .U.U.UI., aunaea oo gardena. containing mora than TOO varl. w ",a uu tuuuci cuuiwunicy nou4. I bin and Ainaworth itviiu.. i . :lt Oak and Thlrtv-nlnth ut 'i.k. T 1 If Hawtbocne avenue. Maeleav rmn' ..i. tar left untouched: iirlmaval (or laayeo. rsreatry Billdlng Lewi, and Clark Expoel. Ion ground; contain 1,000.000 (set of lom- i . v viaiiare we - kuae tram 8 a. m. to 0 b. m. .... oirlaou alreeL aaulavariil.Tnlnlnhl. makA VKTIti .. 1 r, n tiiameiia, en- Vrcllng penlnaola. aiceUent vlewgaf harbot. ..a.y.ua, uiuuauio, . i w linger, aouth on ) . . k . P.iriiMiihl . . . ... fa.u. ... uwMMh. . ui, a uu nayiin. wear Council Croat. Columbia Biver blghwar ore. Publlo InatltuUont-aty hiU ani hi.fn-.i )uuin, Fifth and Uadiaoo; county coort cuaa, Fourth and Balaton: Central llhr.r. entb and Yamblll; Art muaaam. Klfth. nm. aiublli; cnatoma honae. Park aud knadi... BUal poatofflce, Fifth and Morrison: T vt' A. ftlvlli iiul T.iW. v u ii . .7 . ' f inu XaS: Kkkibit--OrvKoo rtvoarcaa. flxh t.ri a.m. ranaiaui Kll i llt iitf IT! f f K a. n a.i. . i a . . rrvicoa Hiaturi -aorltit v om la,,! ... . : LMrtim. mltV hall lnmrwnp Iriilii.ta.. tv -. J Hiding. Harbor Feature weet ami .t. Ixha. anotor boat landlna. tout af fitlrk- bautouaoB for Hear tour; ahlpplng. modeta. idgea. Broadway. Railroad and Hawthorne. PaaaaCaPa trilaa vlaneap & ulle b vnm . ... Ina'a anrl Ptwtlatiff niafhta rM.-..n a- T It. Tabor. View of down-towa dlatrlcta. iam.i kn r : Vam tiullHtn Ur.,K at... . . lank- building. Meier Frank-a. nd Ankiny by Oils H. Warner, preaeatad by tepbeo Bitdniore. Tbempeoa toon tain, ore ated by David P. rbompeon. plaaa block oortb and aalmnn; Be Idler' awnnmont. nr.1d '. fourth and Taylor. v. ai item ui w ll. CMn tinrTn (Miri r at n " - - reel. ' Maoara high and grade acboola; aebool gar. ai roaa bedgaa. roniana Hoeo reatlvaL Ion T-a-g. "'SeMlfkaT IVvlarui a - - ftiwaftirter PnpfUf., t wiu. HH Trip tbfouch lambv mtUm. rnra - men broke Into the. plant of th Purl- tan Manufacturing; company at 61 Kaat Eighth gtrtct ubout 10:30 laat nirht. but the.y were frightened away by L. W. Ktinhart, residing next door, before they were able to steal anything. The thieves crept through an unlocael win dow, and had piled several cases of soda pop and fruit juices near tha window when their presence was dis covered. Motorcycle patrolmen Mor ris and Tully investigated. J. L. Bounds reported Lo the police that a thief entered l.:s room at the Harton hotel last night and stole a shotgun. fieM glasse.-i, foiir flshii.t rods, a suit of dollies, MlioiB aad Ina iaaor. Boath of Mr. CchulBnfcery, August s '!iule:it-rK died at t. Vincent', hos p!l:il yesterday at t'ie ase of 47 years. IU- resided at r.U3-' Klghty-second stroet nuutheast, and had lived in Ore Kon for the past 6 years, corning from Ueirtiany. A widow, Mrs. Charlotte Schulenlierg, and a daughter, '.ottle Schulenberg. survive. Funeral firrange mentb are In charge of A. D. Ken worthy & Co. of Lents, and will be conducted In their chapel tomorrow at 2 p. m. Interment will be In TUltno mah cemetery. Boys to Sea Klorhwav n boys of the Y. M. ' a win tr.t an automobile trip over the Columbia. highway to Crown Point tomorrow night, leaving the V. M. C. A. building at 6:30 o'clock. Saturday the Juniors of tihd boys' division will take a launch trip to Swan island, while the, oiara win spend trie day at Ross island. Several hikes to Oswego, points on the Columbia and eliawhara ihnnt vA s.t are planned by the division as prelimi nary trips to the regular summer camp at Spirit lake. !. B. Bey nolds' roneral-The fu neral of L. R. Reynolds was conducted yesterday by Golden Rule encampment from the chapel of the East Side fu neral directors, and was attended by members of Canton Portland, in both of which organizations of Odd Fellows he held membership. The chevaliers of the canton attended in full uniform. Mr Reynolds was a veteran of the Civil war and belonarad to Ben Rutw post, Q. A. R., and he was also a mem ber of Peninsular lodg;e, I. O. O. r. In terment waa In Lone Fir cemetery. To sold Btuiday School Con -relation. Tne Sunday school convention of Portland district No. 1 will b held tomorrow afternoon at th TTniva.aitu Park Congregational church. Haven and Lombard street. . There will be two eesslons, an afternoon and evening ses sion. ' Trousers Kined; Kan at Work. When Charles Krauler, sausage maker, fctarted to work yesterday morning he changed hi9 clothes and left hU purse in the trousers of ih nlKirH ,,, Last night, after putting on the clothes again, lie oMecovered. that the jrorite wag stolen, and reported - Mm lose re tb police. Tna purse contained 120 n papr money, four tl goli pteceir and 1U 1 ia allver. acoordina; ta the report or DeUcUves Vaughn and Royle. attrev mry XJiott BurtegWThe fu neral of Mn. Mary E. Knott waa held yesterday from the East Bid funeral directors' chapel. Rev. John Simpson conducting the services, a Urge num ber of friends attended, and the pall bearers were all pioneers, as follows -Captain W. art Robertson. Edward Shambrough, Ivan Hu mason, O. E. Wel- ier. gosepn Heveridge and William H. Mall. Mrs. Knott waa 10 years of are and a pioneer of 1863. She died in riewporv, ur.. Sunday. May 21. at the noma or ner daughter, Mra. C. D. oiewart. Cooked Pood Sal Aaaenaeed. Sat urday, May 27, the ladles of the Aid oclety of the Millard Avenue Presby terian church will conduct a cooked food sale In the basernent of the Church, beginning at 10 a, m. and con tinuing; until evening. Commencing at 11 o'clock a hot luncheon will be served In connection with the oiri cooked foods. Aprons and fancy worft various Kinds will also be on sale The church is located on Millard ave nue, one block east of the Mount Scott carline. Children to Give Play. The chil dren's clubs of the Albina branch library will present the play, "Master ?i5Tk'" ,n ,n llbrry auditorium, 360 Knott street, tomorrow at 8 o'clock A apecial performance for children will be given again Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Parent-Teacher Meeting. The Sha ver Parent-Teacher .association will hold a sneclal meeting' tnmovrnu, a luncheon will be served for the teach ers at noon, there will bo an all-day candy aale, and In the afternoon there will e a short business session. Poreator to I.oturo Albert Wiesn danger of the United States forest service win lecture tonight at the Brooklyn branch librarv K&4 mii,o,.. kle avenue, on "The Work of a Forest lianger. Xansaa Boatart n ur, tv,. lar monthly meeting of the Kanaaa so- -isiy wwi oe neij imday evening at Foresters' hall. 124 Fourth s treat Coffee Day Saturday Our 40o bulk coffee 26c limit 4 lbs. w deliver Phone early. Main or A-1893. Martin Marks Coffee Co.. 262 8d eL (Adv.) Steamet Jesse Harxtas for Camas, Washougal and way landings, dally ex cept Sunday. Leaves Washington Street dock at 2 p. m. (Adv.) Hotel Uoore, Seaside. Or. Winter rates, 13.60 and S3 per day. American plan. By week, special. (Adv.) Spend week-end -1 Hotel Abbey, New port, Oregon s greateat summer resort. Multnomah Hotel Turirigh Bath con tinue. Women every afternoon. Trade Gearnart tot. 943 Wash. Ad. Or. Haynes. Optician, Morgan Old. Ad. "Wolf" Lamar Begins His Two-Year Term New York. May 25. (I. N. S.) David Lamar, "The Wolf of Wall Street," began his first 24 hours in Jail here today. This started .lis sentence of two years for Impersonating a con gressman while trying to defraul J. p. Morgan ft Co, and the Steel corpora tion. He starts for the Atlanta peni tentiary this afternoon. New Assembly Roonr a t : ' : . er - - At upened SarveTal aTuadiwd OasaTts Are Eatr tataed With attisloai Prorram Pol lowed by Befreghments ana Saace. The management of the Portland hotel opened its new assembly room last evening, receiving Several hundred aruests from 8:30 until X3 o'clock. This new departure of the Portland will doubtless be the scene of many dances. concerts and meetings during the com ing year. It Is located in the base ment in what was formerly the bar and rathskeller. The ball room and lourfge room adjoining have a cozy homey atmosDhe re that la milt aflnrlni- nu win n especially adapted to ainner uBucvD a.uo aminnig. An enjoyable program was given by the following artists under the di rection of Waldemar Lind: Mra Del phine Marx, John Claire Monteith, Mr. Lind. Ferdinand Konrad, El Arid g Trayle and Robert R. Miller. Refreshments were served followed by dancing. Caraant,. aatAjaMrieaa.v'iind a certdant r America r rerelutiontata. addressed th meeting la strong aym pattgr wits th Brttlah, A. Urf sum was raised for th BrtUsh Rd Cross society. Minister in Fraud Case Pleads Guilty Bt. 3Uelrd Pysa, Ope of Sefeadaata la O-C. Jiaad Case says Actios Was Tkm t BeUsr Worry of Wife. San Francisco, May 2. (P. N. S.) Rev. Richard Fysh. Methodist minis- British Societies Observe Empire Day &ar Crowd Attends Zzarclsos; Wal lace MoCamaat aTpeaks la Pro Britian Strata ; Ponds Baleed. . The celebration of Emnlro dav hv the British societies of Portland at ti.e Armory last night waa attended by a large crowd. The Armory was decorated with tha flii-i or th aiiiari natlona and a program of music, reci tation and oratory was given which was highly appreciated. Wallace Mo- Cud at T an Va We wish to express our sincerest thanks for the many kindnesses shown to us by our friends during our recent bereavement. Mrs. Neta Haslop. Mrs. S. E. Haslop and family. (Adv ) I lllllillliilB 4W minium. ---- 'F you are the man who cares, you are the man we want, because we know we can please you. We aim to make clothes ihat measure up to your ideajs-and ours; clothes that will in fact become a part of your-own per sonality. You will find the per sonal element in our service; it shows in the style in the quality. Pirn TAILORS 203-204 Wilcox Building Sixth and Washington Stt. iiiiiiniiiiniiimiinmiiiiimiminnim Kodaks-Cameras- Note How Much Money You Save on 1 2 , IA Eastman Xodak. .86.50 SO IA Eastman Kodak. .815.O0 30 3A Eastman Kodak.. 14 00 25 3A Eastman Kodak.. il? So $35 4A Eastman Kodak. 15 OO 10 Vanoram Eastman Kodak R4.0O $87.50 IA An aoo Anastigrmat aCaens SIT SO $ 78.85 IA Speed Kodak, 4.5 X.ens 4H.fU WE SEUj TBS 10A OAMEBAJi Some of these Kodaks are new, nandsom. gUgUtly 108 IA Oraflex Cook as S 75.00 1105 Anto Oraflfcx 8x444. S75.00 US 3A Oraflex Steisa laim 870.00 tias 5x7 Aato Oraflx Seles lw 875.00 And many otnea Kodaks-Ylew Cameras for laa a. Bargains la Groan. Cooke, SeUs and Toltfit- aoaax aitaiH. need. HOCHFELD'S CAMERA EXCHANGE; 85 3rd st syg A.V U BURNS' LOW PRICES 17 on Quality Groceries Will ALWAYS Save You Money Be Here V K Tomorrow or Saturday j H W m I A FFti; no w r- . I FLOUR AT nTfmMtner Get your seat for the opera "Fra laVOlO " llrB , naFfnn....: 1 T nd DniM aaaAnlalinn n.li.. ,k.-- hurday . night. May 26. Saturday atlne. May 27. Popular prices. French Imported Goods at Prices You Can't Du plicate Anywhere Peas . Fine Imported Dupont Brand. Regular price, per doz. $2.25 Special, per dozen $1.75 Each 15c Mushrooms Imported French Barton Brand, Extras, doz. $4.35 Each 40c Beans A FEW MORE EXTRA SPECIALS 10c $2.35 QTJAXEm OAT8 . R.ru1a.r price 12V4C special QUAKES PUPPED COBH Iflo Reg. price 15c. special I Uli 'A'TJxTA PISH is Flat special, per dozen . . . 20c PIW MONET PXCXXES Mrs. Kidd s Melon Mangoes, Peppers, Burr Gherkins. Martynla Mixed and Chow Chow. Special 0Co price, 16-ox. bottle 00b Picnic size bottle, special. ga SBZSD PXAC'avChoice' fruits. 4fp00Punls...., 25c SOUS PACK TOBCATOBS -Berry essa Brand. Highest grade packed. Per IC II-, Joen vlilO EACH . I I C COBN OKABOA BRAND iMothing can equal Omarga Brand. dozen $1.40 EACH.. I2c .5A58 Small Refugee. Farm side Brand. Reg. price, do. 12.00. special, 7C If a will 4 EACH .. I 31 per dozen.. Pioneer Mills, Island City, . Superior Fancy Patent Flour. Without doubt Superior Flour makes better Buns, Biscuit, Bread, Rolls, Pastry and Cake than any other Flour on tha market. SUPERIOR FLOUR JK OH Speciaf price per bbl. tpOeawiU SUPERIOR FLOUR Q-j QJ Special price per sack PeOD WHITE ROSE FLOUR Special price pr bbL WHITE ROSE FLOUR Of Off PX.ava.eJ S1TOII1 i $5.00 MILK BUY MILK WHILE THE PRICE IS STILL LOW CAATXOK Mnaramily else. case .... "Mil J dozen.... 95c CWATIOW MXX Baby size. case .... vuilu dozen.... 50c ASTEB lOU Family size, 4 dozen In rO tn Per nn. . wJUU dozen.... 0UU case Imported French y2s Dozen $1.50Each 15c CREDIT IF DESIRED D.. C. BURNS millPAWV 208 -210 f Third St, Bet. Taylor and Salmon, V2 Blocks South PubUc Market Wholesalers to Private. F.mSi;.. . u?a.,. 7 e -VTT.. . 1 - luaTltei --., ivivia. special mail vraer oervice Special price per gack TO THE CONSUMER JUNO COFFEE BEST VALUE Because it Please tie palate Because it Answers th need Because it Saves th money Regular price pgr pound 3 Sc. Special 3 la pounds qq Per pound 29c W.' 3SJ bnf .V?. SlJ !,o an rood pes- ' - """i jaai. -uruuia raiereaee. Harold S. Gilbert I Piano Merchant 384 YAMHILL ST. ter. It years old. of Fresno, an of th eight defendants tn the alleged $3.00b too OragoB-Callfornla land fraud eaaea, ebB4 big. plea, to rMUty yesterday afternooa at th pninj it th trial. He surrendered to th United State mrahaj and hi tvond waa exonerated. H will be up before Judge il. T. XtooU Jn Monday for sentence. Meanwhile h will b lodged In Jail. Th minister 1 th third Involved tn th so-called fraud cases t plead Piano Rented Piano Bought Piano Sold Piano Bargains FISCHER upright, CI like new . . . - PXUO WEBER, mahog-anj, COQ7 fine condition idO i KIMBALL, oak case, J- -f rfk will rent tpllOU HALLET ft DAVIS g jgg SOHMER, wonderful COQQ tone, fine condition.. V--.00 R ponsibility Reliability REFERENCE First National Bank and many prominent en, toraer. fullty. H was ' formerly poUngtr at Traaquillty, Fresno county. ' "l chned my plea to guUty to rid of the worry of a trial aad for th ak of my wife, who t , nerveui wreck from worry over the oa. aal,aJMftMM71.Q O BJill WH 0'OOf m XltlT Order a Loaf of Royal Pumpernickel of Your Grocer Today 7?I?u-LKk th ,u,, del'Cou fUvor of ROYAL rurarsRniEu it is totally different In texture, taste and seasoning. it Is the "bread treat" de luxel a special batch Is being baked every day this week. If you place your order with your grocer he 11 reserve a loaf for you. He carries no stock Lry ,0,f is b,kd Bd delivered UPON A SPECIAL ORDER ONLY. Just think what this means the whole skill and ability of the ROYAL STAFF PLACED AT YOUR DISPOSAL, and all It costs Is the price of a loaf of bread. rder vnnr ROYAl. PTTMPFPVirrPt TfthlV WHEN YOU PLACE YOUR ORDER FOR ROYAL COFFEE CAKE. your grocer will be pleased to take your order. Royal "Bakery & Confectionery UK ej- . a I 1ST il 1 1 iiLi earw . J"X Ai a .L..wew - J il I a J ii aa m Mi r aaw gv- mtw ni i. iw ii n 'i a .a aa - - au mm ill im. n H"l ileal '. 1 -: w ' a-wiij i a it .i i i in is , LI at Yoip C Specs wtimm They will find you the kind of business opportunity you seek in the crowded city, or will discover a dappled gray horse, with a gentle disposition, in the country. They are the never resting, ever hustling Ql) Als MM No "want" is too large or too small for them to satisfy. Daily they enter thousands of homes, factories and of fices in all parts of the great Oregon country, seeking markets for whatever you wish to sell. They ik? teatteslt Milter of home people because the daily circulation of The Journal in Portland and its trading radius exceeds the morning paper by several thousands and is practically 50 per cent larger than The Journal's nearest afternoon contemporary. Want ads cost atrthe rate of M WdDrfs tor 1 H There's a Market a Want Ad Will Find It" C(E1 Member of Audit Bureau of Circulation r . : 0 I