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BRIEF INFORMATION (180TB DAT OP 1916.) v i - . Coming Event. A' dot meata at Oregon botel, -at boos, Jbd. 88. Weodrov Wilson ingot meets Wednesday, Jtsna 2s, U p. n., la Central library. ProfrraalTa Bualoeaa Men' club meat at Oieeoo, botel at euuu, June i. Baton reunion will be bald at The Oak a. July 1. Maalctpel Park band coocerta basis Bandar. Cllc and military eelebratloa et ln4eaod nn Day, inly 4. Mat DenUl Aaaoclatlo annual neatlnc. Worth 1'aciflc Dantal College. July o. , 7 sad . Math nnualcooTentlon of On-jon Chl foplactle eaaociatlon, Hotel Portland. July . 1. 8. Botary clob meet noon, July 11. Behoof cblldreo'a play at Waablngtoo Park. July 12. Inwratsts coBTtntloo or real eatste even, ta be bald In Portland. July 17. IS. IS. Grand Temple, PytlUaa enters ot Orefoa, rata bar July 2A-29. Conaeotloa of KalrbU of Pythlaa and Pyth lao Slaters will a bald la Portland Aosuoat MO. , Tweoty-tblrd aonaal on tine of atatamaa Tbrae Biatera. August 0-20. Cltlaaaa military training ramp at A mart can ake. Aug-uat 14-Wapta mber t. f Today's Forecast. 'Pirtlaod and Tlclnlty Tonight and Hmraday Sbowara; aoulberly wlnda. OrKon and WaxbtngUw Tonight and Tbura day aiiowera; south to wast whirls. Idaho Tonight and Thursday showers, cooler toislgbt aouUwaat portion. Weather Conditional. The pressure is relatively low over the Bockr Mountain states, and a large high pressure area overllee the Lake region. Tba barometer la rising oyer the Plateau statea and falling OTer western British Colnmbla. Moderately heavy rains bare fallen la extreme northern California. Oregon, Waeblngtnu, Idaho. Mon tana, northern Wyoming, anil In portions of tbe Dakotaa, Onlf and mldille Atlantic states. It Is fooler In essWn Oregon, eastern Wash ington and northern Idabo. La K til frost formed tbla morning at Baker. Or. , OuHllttone are favorable for abowern In tbla district tba next 24 to M hours. It will be cooler tonight to southeastern Idabo. EDWARD A. REALS, Forecaster. Observations. , Temperature. 8 . S m stations ZS. j i s s -i n s it ii is ti . 9 B J I C . Baker, Or Bolsa. Idaho. . Boston. Mass. Chicago, III... Denver, Colo. . Eureka, Cal.. rteauo. Cal... 42 M 72 62 H4 B'J M 78 6 en 80 M fiti 74 64 68 BO 7fl 61 80 (18 W) 70 40 74 m 04 80 66 48 r.a i8 HS 64 72 M 60 es so 48 80 r2 64 48 60 60 70 ft 10 o 4 - 4 4 O 4 2 - 2 '2' 4 a 8 2 4- 2 4 8 4 T 4 o e 6 8 42 BO 68 66 00 no .24 .01 o o 11 H4 84 W 2 no 82 Mi 76 74 82 "8 80 88 78 62 80 68 o 74 68 86 64 88 104 SW 61 82 76 64 72 84 T 82 68 64 02 88 76 64 86 60 80 62 72' 86 80 10 64 1 16 (Galveston. Texas 74 66 M 74 XA 66 68 64 68 48 72 64 78 64 60 68 40 70 64 64 90 62 48 60 48 64 68 72 o 64 60 60 50 48 74 62 62 48 48 60 66 62 1.60 Helena, Mout... Huron. S. U Jacksonville. Fla kaajjonpa, B. C. Kansas City, Mo Knoxvllle, TVnn. Lewlaton, Idabo. yOfi Angeles, Cal. Marshfleld. Or.. Mvmpbls, Tenn.. Mporhead. Minn. New Orleana, La 12 .14 .08 .02 0 o .16 o .68 0 .06 0 .02 .36 0 .16 0 0 Mw York, N.Y. N. Head, Wn... N. PUtte, Neb.. N. Yakhna. Wn. Oklahoma. Ok la. Phoenix, Arls... Porstello, Idaho. Portland, Or Rapid City, 8.D. Rad Bluff. Cal. . Roseburg. Or Sacramento, Cal. St. Louis. Mo... fit. Paul. Minn. . Salt Lake. Utah. Han Diego. Cal. . Ban Francisco. . . Seattle. Wash... 10 2 2 0 12 2 .13 12 0 0 .08 0 0 o o 0 o .16 2 2 2 2 2 2 Bherioan. wyo. . . Spokane. Wash. . ! coma. Wash. . Tsmpa. Fla Tetooeb 1.. Wn. . Ton ops b. Nev... Triangle I.. B.C. Victoria. B. C. . . Walla Walla. W. 8 0 4 0 2 4 2 o 6 0 4 0 .46 .28 .02 .38 0 0 .12 .04 .14 .20 12 12 Waahlngtou, DC Wlud velocltlea of less than 10 miles an hour and amounts of precipitation of less than .01 of an inch axo not published hereon. The Journal Travel Guide of Portland and Oregon. Colambia Blear Highway America's most wonderful aoaiilc road for vehicles. No trade exceeding 6 per rent Hardsurtaca roadway rest ststorfslls snd mouutslns through the eart ot tbe Cascade r'snae. See tbe tiorire of the Columbia, Shepperd's Dell. Crown Point. La tours lie. Bridal Veil. Mist, Wahkeena. Mult Oomab, Borsetai! snd otber wsterfaUs. Boa brvllle flsa nstcberles. Oneonta Uorge. Ben son Psrk snd Wlneinah Plnnaclea. Eaat trout Portland via Base Line, Sandy or Section Lin roads. Individuals do well to make ar rangements through a responsible agency. Trip up Colnmbla rlvar by boat, or one way by boat and return tur auto. Council Or sat. Overlooking city, 1100 feet high, view nuequaled of Columbia and Wil lamette rivers, Tualatin and Willamette valleys- Cascade and Coast ranges; auow peak colony of Cascade (north to east on clear dsya). Including Mt. Rainier, 14,408 feat: ML bt Helena. P687 feats Mt. Adams, 12.407 feet: Mt. Uood. 11,226 tost; Mt. Jefferson. 10.623 teat. Parka Wsshlngton. bead ef Wsshlngtoa street. Flowers, snrubo and trees; children's plsygroonds; soo. noteworthy pieces of sculp ture. "Coming of tba White Mao." by Her asaa Atklna McNeia -sjacajawaa." Indian woman who guided Lewta and Clark, by Alios Cooper. Ten minutes' walk. Peninsula, sunken rose gardens, containing more than 700 varie ties; playgrounds and model community hones Alblna and Alnaworth avenues. LaurslhorsL Eaat Oak and Thirty-ninth. Mt, Tabor, bead f Hawthorns svenue. Mncleay, Cornell road aaturs left untouched; prlmaval forest, wild Isrsetrv BuUdlnc. Lewis snf nr bar, niuaeum of fores products. Visitors wel come from 8 s. m. to S p. m. 'W" car oa Morrison street. Bsulavaxds. Columbia and Willamette rv. elrvUng peninsula. esosUant views of harbor, sblpplug snd Indus trlsij TerwlUlger. south oa Sixth; ralrmouoL oast of. snd Skyllns. wast of Council CrssL Columbia Ulvsr highway, m sbjva. rablio Isatltntlons City ball and his tori cal museum. Fifth and Madison; coaaty conrt touse. rourtb snd Salmon; Central library Tenth and Yamhill; Art museum. Fifth, near Yamhill; customs bouse. Park and Broadway: eaotral poetofflce. Fifth snd Morrisons X M. C. A SUtb aad Taylor; Y. W. C a!. Bros way and Taylor. Exhibits Orogoa reauuitea. rUh and nma Oregon building. Fifth and Oak: historical. Oregon Historical society. 207 sjocond street museum, city ball; lumbar Industry. Foraatr building. Harbor Features Weet and east aids nubile docks, motor boat landing, toot or Stark bMtboQsa for rlvar tours; shipping, modera bridgss. Broadway. Railroad and Hawthorns. f anoriatfl Tlsiw nf eft fM, n,. , , I". wt vuwmuiv rex or Ina " . . vtuasoiattav ,.aWfc. !?(..". Get The TaCATZOS OX ITOOfZJt. STTBBCXIBZU Wnea going away 'for tba rammer or ea yoar vaactlon. have Tba Journal follow yon at tba regular rate of 18 rants a weak; or tba following aetata will supply 70a at tba regular city rates: , Bar View. Or. r. C. Boblsoa Bsy city. Or. Mrs. J..C. Mcctara. Bayoeaan. Or. Kdward B. Cook. Csanoa Beseb. Kcola. Or. L. W. Crone. Carson, Wash. Cart B. Saaitfc and Bala, herd's Springs. Garibaldi, or D. C. Slita. Gaarbart, Or It. M. Watarhonse. Long Beach, Waab. liUtoa Harris (an Points on beseb). Manhattan Beach, Or. Mn. O. I. Hastoa, Msnsaalta Beach, Or. O. B. fTuaa. Neab-kab-ala Beacb Tobl a Andanwa, Newport. Or. O. P. 8 bo maker. Ocean Park, Wash. silttoa Harris. Kockswsy Beacb, Or. W. K. Da vine, Bt. Martin's Springs. Waabw Mrs. H U. aesslda. Or. Manler Abbott fall aolnts an tbe beacb). Beavlew. Wssh. Milton Hsrrta. Tlllsmook. Or. Leo Morrlaoa. Wllnolt Springs. Or r. W. McLaraa. Klog's and Portland Heights. Council Crest. Mt. Tsbor. Views of down town districts. Journal build ing. Xeon building. Northwastara National Bank building. Malar Frank's. Worthy ef Vstico. Bkldmora fountain, first sad Aakeny by OUa H. Waraar. oraaeatad by Stephen Bkldmora. Tbompeoo foootala, pra aented by David P. Tbompaoo. Plasa block, goortb snd 8slmon; Soldiers' aaooamani. Lewnadale square, Kourtb and T ay lot. Chinatown oa north rourib aad Secoad streets. Modern high and grade schools us; tuae hedges. school gar- "Seeing Portland." automoblloa. "Seeing fortlaod." trolley cara. Trip tbrouab lumbar soiiia. Typical boms sections Portland Heixbta. Kob UlU. Irving too. - . Mount Hood trips Morfb side: Drive oat along ibs Columbia river highway I sea abovsi to Hood Birsr and than up thru ugh Hood River valley to Mount Hood lodge. SaOO lava, lion, or on to Cloud Cap Inn, OUUO elevation: conditio na Ideal for mouaitala; views glorloas: rosds good. Or, tske trsln to Hood lC'var; thence by automobile daily to Cloud Cay Ina si by Hood hUver Valley railroad Ut Parkaato and stags from there. boutb side AutomulUs stsgs dally from Portland Ui Ootwouui Camp. Kbwdudenaroa tavern. Welches, Arra Wiau, or take sun urban alevuie ualas is aHmng slsitwa sad siags. auburbaa trips Via P. L. a P. Co.: Ball Bun park, 80 mUea; Kstacada park, S4 aillea. flsbing snd mountain trails; Cauamab park. 16 miles, overlooking WlUamatte; Co lumbia beach, and Vancouver line, bathinaji "The Ouks nark on WUUmetta; Vancouver aad VancooSr Batracka, northwvS aallltary hrad anartera; Wllbolt Bprlags, oa WUiaoaatta V al ley bouthern; WUlaniatto kalis aad Crerea Uty, 16 miles south. Via ortgjo Klecuio Wlliametta vaUey. ga. lem and tugsne. Via O-W. kl. a B . Bonnevlll. flab bsteb arlaa. picnic grounds, HooJ River. Caaeada .ocka. psrHllelloc lioiaajli rlvar highway. Via Southern Pacific Tualatin and laavhUl valleys, loop. Via river Ieamers Dp WlllamsMs to Ore gon City and Salem: up Colnmbla to Tbe ua lies; down Colombia to Astoria and month o; Colnmbla river. Isrouai Astor expedl'koa. Salmon canneries, aalmuj Uablag. )etttee. forta. Via North Baok road Aau.rU. Wearhart, Seaside, beech bathing. Caves of ioaaputna. via Southern Pacini and stage. Crater lake, via Southern Psciflc. Medfonj and auto aags, or via Oregon Trunk or o-W. U. a N., Bend and ao.o stage. Ocean resorts sea 'Ida, uaareart. Seaport, Tlllsmook. at srsh field. '' Descbutea canyon and Central Oregon, eta 0-W. H. A N. or S-, P, a 3. Wallowa valley. Lake Joseph aad Cag e Cas tie o-W. B. a N. Pendleton Hound-Up, Hot Springs, Us. 1 era Oregon, via O-W. H. A N. kliscellauvoua. JUWng, bunting, rating trips. Kssorts Oceaj: (Jearbart. Seasldt Long Beach. Newport, Cannon Besch. Bayoreaa. Tillamook. Mountain: Cloud Cap Inn. Jov arouicut Camp, Muuul lijod Lodge. Kno-Jt den utoff larern. Welchee. Arra Wanna. Tbe Byrte, ewett Varm. bprlnga: Wllbelt, sUiiadard's. Hoi Lake. Vtaahlngton .ajcouver aad military uoet; alt. Adams. ML SL listens, ice cataa; Long beseb reports. For lurtbsr 'nfortnati'm, rslet and rente, ae Dorter B. Smith, Travel Bureau lit Ihlrd, corner Washington, or Journaj fraval t. urva u. itrusdwar au Yamb'tl. TOWN TOPICS Walrus Tuaka Olft, After securing ; their entry Into the, country free of 1 duty through the efforts of United States Senator George Chamberlain, John Home of Woodstock, traveler and lecturer, has placed in the keeping of C. V. Wiegand, curator of the city mu seum, a collection of walrus ivory tusks. There are three pairs altogeth er. One Is a get of tusks with part of the skull attached, which was recov ered at Soldiers' point, near St. Michael. Alaska. Another pair of tusks, highly polished, was secured from the Lio tnede Eskimos. The third Bet is a pair in the rough which were secured from the trading stores of the Eskimos of the Behrlug sea region. A chunk of fossilized Ivory is also included In the collection. Kygla-na Society to Moot. The Ore gon Social Hygiene society will hold meetings In Oak Grove Friday, June 30, at the achool house. Mrs. Alex ander Mac Lean will speak to mothers and other adult women at 2:30 p. m. At an evening meeting at 8 o'clock A. F. Flegel of Portland and other promi nent men will address fathers and young men. The state organization holds the meetings without charge to the community. Local residents repre senting various organizations, to in sure the success of the meetings, are carrying on an energetic personal can vass to urge all adult people to at tend. Mm. Johns Buffers Stroke. Mrs. Margaret Johns of 1062 Kast Four teenth street North, while visiting her daughter. Mrs. W. S. Chip, 418 That cher street, Boise, Idaho, suffered a paralytic- stroke on June 23. For a time her condition was considered seri ous, but according to her many friends in the city no serious developments have resulted. Mr a. Johns left Port land last fall on a trip in the east, visiting relatives in Wisconsin and Michigan and was on her way home in Portland when stricken. Mrs. Johns is the widow of James M. Johns, at on time editor of Arlington. Waarfctntaurtar Cni4rraratloB to Moat. At the church tomorrow night, the congregation of the Westminster Pres byterian will hold a meeting to con sider the resignation of Dr. Henry Marcotte, D. ., the pastor, and the lliuiuii"cut vi cuiuinisaioiiers iu pe-yl tltion tha Portland Presbytery to'l dissolve the pastoral relations existing between Dr. Marcotte and the church. Mad every day for the people of Port land and Ticinity by the UNITED STATES BAKERY in tbeir larxe modern plant. X corner E. 11th aad a?i f . . t . a- laiiiiiii a-, ' wnarrat via- .tors ara ALWAYS welcome. , Over a million lew he a bean sold in Portland. Genuine Dr. Marcotta has accepted the call of tha Second Presbyterian church "of Kansas City, and bis resignation here will take effect September S. Koala Win mo buwaaoa Taatoxa Tbe Progressiva Business Men's club will devot its luncheon In the Oregon hotel tomorrow) to music. There will be songs by the Knickerbocker quartet, composed of William V. Bradley, first tenor; Albert 8. Brown, second tenor; Mark V. Daniels, baritone, and Floyd P. McKlm. basso. Charles Duncan Raff will give some selections on the cello, accompanied by Mrs. Frank G. Eichen laub. Mias Harriet Leach, soprano, will sing. H. V. Stahl.wlU be chair man of the day. Funeral of O. T. lfcClane. George F. McClane. who was buried In Mount Scott cemetery yesterday, was editor of the Castle Rock, Wash., Advocate and was born in Salem, Or., In I860. Brief services were held at the grave. The funeral at Castle Rock on Mon day was attended by the entire com munity, all business suspending In his honor. For many years Mr. Mc Clane was a compositor In this city. Ha Is survived by his widow and three children. Miss Mildred McClane, Mrs. L P. Brown and Mrs. J. K. Elderkln. Burglar Steals letters Police were summoned to the tent-bouse occupied by William L. Evans Mr.. 136 Varde Vista terrace. King's Heights, last night, to investigate a burglary. Tbe thief had Jimmied the padlock from tha door frame and had stolen a bracelet, gold watch, locket and chain and some letters written by Mrs. Evans and Just sealed for mailing. Colombia Xlwer Xtghway Staff e. Two round trips Bridal Veil to Port land, dally. Leave Bridal Veil 7:30 a. m., and 1:10 p. m. lave St, Charles hotel. Portland, iO a. m. and 4 p. m. Saturday and Sunday evening, leave Bridal Veil :30 p. m. and Portland 11 p. m. (Adv.) Graduates Kaquastad to Attend. All Lincoln high school graduates are re quested to attend the meeting of tha Alumni association in room O of the Central library tonight at 8 o'clock. After an interesting program important business will be discussed. ZaOss of Purse Koported. Miss Mar tha Broux, 347 Oak street, reported this morning to the police that while shop ping in a store on Fourth street, near Alder, yesterday, she lost a silver mesh bag purse containing 330 in gold and a small black purse with 33.60 in change. Injured In Xeorging' Camp. C. Isch es logger. 27 years old, residing at 73 North Third street, was taken to the Good Samaritan hosltal this morning from Scappoose. where he was bruised yesterday by a flying cable. Ohildren'a Day at Market. Children will sell produce tomorrow at the east side public market, 387 East Morrison street A prize will be given to the one who makes the best display of his produce. Belief Corps to Xeet. The ladies of the George Wright Relief Corps will hold an all day sewing at the home of Mrs. Ada Davis op Friday, June 30. All members are urged to attend. Firemen Are Happy, At noon today the Portland fire department had gone for 62 hours without answering an alarm of fire. The record number of hours without a fire here Is 86 hours. Alberta Pabllo Market. The Alberta market will be open tomorrow morning from 8 to 10. Tbe market days are Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Band Concert Postponed. On ac count of the weather, the Elks Band will not give the concert scheduled for tonight at Laurehurat park. Laws Yearttval Tonight, There will be an open air concert and lawn fes tival on the grounds of the Madeleine church tonight. Boa Su to Vast Tonight, The Tribe of Ben Hur, Court No. , will meet tonight for initiation and election of officers, after which there will be refreshments. Tbe Troy lsaondry CO, have opened a bundle office at 106 Broadway, be tween Wash, and Stark, In connection with Enke's west side office, (Adv.; Steamer Jessie Karklns for Camas, Wasaougal and way landings, dally ex cept Sunday. Leaves Washington Street dock at 1 p. m. (Adv.) Dr. X. C. Brown, Sys, Bar, Mohawk building. (Adv.) I. st Us Build Tour Catalogues Might. F W. Baltes&Co, Main 166. A-1166. Ad. Flayer Piano $178, I! weekly. Graves Music Co.. 161 4th at. (Adv.) Dancing TonigHt, Cotillion hall; best floor, best music, coolest hall. (Adv.) Dr. ksymoad E. Watklna has re turned. Suite 803 Corbett bldg. (Adv.) Upright Piano $150. Pay 31 weekly. Graves Music Co.. 161 4th. (Adv.) RUSSIAN BAYONETS UKUVt SlUttHUKN lUL BACK IRRESISTIBLY (Continued rrom Pace One) corps also is reported hire from the Arras front, while mention Is made of troops who nave arrived from Laon In numbers as yet unknown.. A notebook found on tbe body of a dead Austrian officer speaks of the remarkable achievement of the Ger mans in having transferred a corps from Verdun to Kovel In six days. which indicates the probability that a certain quantity of troops have come from there. May Bend (even Corps. Opinion among German prisoners Is that more still are coming from the western front, one stating that it is reported among the German troops that the Kaiser said recently he In tended sending seven German corps to Kovel If necessary to retake Lutsk. After two days spent on this front I can state without reservation that I believe the Russians are engaged In the fiercest and most courageous fight of the entire war. They are hangin on to their hardly won positions ofteii fadng troops concentrated on strategic points of Una which outnumber them sometimes three to one. Along this tront the Russians are holding their own against heavy odds, but certainly they are Inflicting great er losses tbaui they are receiving. -tallways Kelp Oarmaai. Friday I spent at corps and divi sional headquarters wefct of Kovel road. Tha forward unit or tnla corps repre sent the maximum point of our ad vance, and the Russians' most vital menace to the enemy is obvious from the number of Germans who ara at tacking here in denae masses, without so far seriously impairing the Russian resistance. The situation la excellent now, but with the German system of railways behind the lines it is clear that the Issue depends on the extent to which the Gannana are abla to drain the other fronts and keep sending fresh troops lor concentration on thl point. In the west It should never be for gotten that the Russians are holding lines nearly xvuv miles long, and It la always impossible for the Russians to effect concentration with the same speed as tbe Germans. 400O Jead in On Treacfc. - . jt must . not : oe . tnought . that the Austrian onerea only feeble ' re alstanceAiur a aaspeciaa one series of tranches where X was lnrormed that the Russians ta a few ersts of front had buried 4000 Austrian dead on the first lines alone. This indicates the nature . and tenacity of the enemy resistance. ammunition Xaabaitdad. Another Interest ting point about tha advance is tha fact that the Russians practically In no place used their big guns to excess, and that tha prelimi nary artillery fire in no place lasted 30 hours, and in marry places not more than 12. Last Bummer's experience has not been forgotten by the Russians, and there has been the most economic use of ammunition here of any of the fronts in this war commensurate with the results attained during theaa ad vances. Th line once broken, the Russians moved steadily forward, taking- Lutsk in six days after the firat attack, one division reaching Its maximum advance of 48 miles in Just 10 days after the first offensive began. GET IT FOR THE FOURTH Great $75,000 Stock of Men's and Women's Finest Ready-to-Wear Clothes Sacrificed Our entire new Spring stock and all Winter weights included in this sacrifice sale. Buy your Suit or Coat now when you are sure of getting dependable materials and at the great sav ing this special sale offers. v Chesterfield Suits and Coats Sacrificed $20.00 Values at, $15.00 $25.00 Values at $18.50 $30.00 Values at , $23.50 $35.00 Values at ( $26.50 $40.00 Values at $29.50 $45.00 Values at $34.50 $50.00 Dress Suits at . . $40.00 Ladies' Imported Gabardine Raincoats Sacrificed REGARDLESS OF COST $20-$25 Coats at $11.75 $30-$35 Goats at $16.75 Buy one for next season. Take advantage of this great offering of the fin est -merchandise made at less than the cost of production. Our loss your gain. Come today. . TERMS OF THIS SALE CASH Henrichsen's 1861 386 Washington Street Bet. W. Park and 10th Streets Large Indesructible Pearl Earrings Spec'l 85c Pr. inSUSa TKB WXOXaB Mout Up to Data Plana of laaur anca. ijteta Orar S1.000.000.0S SEQVATB SVATBS afnalor Oapartmaat for CblUura Pannanency. Sociability. Reliability Kaaaouartar. 6O8 Back Side raoaaa Sfala 1830. a-lUS Portland Telegram, June 2 let f " The I United Artisans FAULTY TEETH HOLD MANY OUT OF MEXICO One "Rookie of Every Seven Found to Have Bother some Bicuspids. Imperfect teeth is tha chief disa bility found with those volunteering their services to their country at the Armory. One out of every seven who desired to aro to Mexico and were Kivew a physical examination by Major Dr. Marcellns and staff, had defective teeth, making- It necessary 'to reject them. Few cases of flatfoot or other ail ments were revealed in the examina tions. Seventv-five men war exam lned. all passing except 10. If these had possessed rood molars the ma loritv of them would have been pro nounced physically able to go to front. ' - Threats Meet Peace Delegates at El Paso Sr. Jordan and aCodasto C. Bollard, rfsVeprtMMmtlaa American Union, GKo to Albuquerque. El Paso, Texas, June 28. (U. P.) Dr. David Starr Jordan and Modesto C. Rollard, two delegates representing the American Union Against Militar ism, were today en route to Albu querque. N. M. Public opinion here, strongly in favor of war with Mexico, forced the delegates to hold their peace conference elsewhere. The civil officials Informed the dele gates that citizens, angry at peace overtures, might attack the delegatea. Open threats were made against the conferees last night before their departure. ray Ladies' Finest Suits. Dresses and Coats Sacrificed $25.00 Values at $30.00 Values at $35.00 Values at $40.00 Values at $50.00 Values at. $75.00 Values at $100 Fine Corner Washington and West n HE PIJ?AaiPP f I of living at HOTEL ' Nortonia! t i immeasurably en hanced when Com fort Convenience Courteous Service and perfect Cuisine sparUe With NOR. TONIA iruJrvSdualitf. It is indi-0 idualiry rthe per sonality back of it that greets you in the lobby t the desk in the dining hall guest room every. Where -that makes jpour stsy enjoyable. trth ojf Waskinjton Portland Faulty Teeth ARE THE DIRECT CAUSE OF A THOUSAND ILLS. IT IS YOUR FAULT if your teeth ara in bad condi tion. My 20 years' dental ex perience is at your disposal at very moderate prices. I can place) your teeth in perfect condition and yon may nay no fear of pans. Don't delay. Painlaee Sxtraotloaof Tseth. DR. B.L WRIGHT Vortaweet Corner Sixth aad Waahiafton. northwest BnU&laT. yntmes Msls 811S. JL-S11S. Of floe Honrs, A. K. to 8 P. X. Coasultatlem rree, A i - the laaa I laaa I JUUUL I Several Enlist in Navy. There were 14 enlistment In the United Statea navy yesterday. Those enlisting now and receiving some train ing will be given preference for pro motions in the line of petty officers. Lieutenant Blackburn expects to open a recruiting office in Marshfleld shortly. France to Reply to U. 8. London, June 28. (I. N. S.) Francs is preparing a reply to tha American note coticerninar tba censorship of mail. The draft will be submitted to the British foreign office soon. Card of Thanks. We desire to thank all the dear kind friends for their beautiful gifts of flowers and the comfort that was shown os during our recent bereave ment In the loss of our son and broth er. We also wiBh to thank J. P. Fin ley & Son for their kind services, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Goheen and family. Ad. GET IT FOR THE FOURTH . $16.75 . .$19.75 ..$23.50 . . . $27.50 . . $35.00 . . .$53.50 Silk Suits. .$69.50 Park Dry Cleaning Reduced On Radios' and Xon's Baits From $1.50 to 95c We guarantee, absolute satisfac tion and prompt servics. Call and deliver. NEW METHOD DYERS AND CLEANERS 445 GUaaJT ITIII1 Broadway 8003 A-85S1 ASK FOR'and'GET THE ORIGINAL MALTED MILK Cheap eebstltotes cost YOU aazne pdea ELL-ANS Absolutely Removes Indigestion. One package orovesit 25c at aH draggristSj. SCHWAB PRINTING CO BEN F.GREENE-HARRY FISCHER STARK STREET" SEC ON D SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES. SUMMER SCHOOL rtm, JTCT. Avavn utokt Asn sat srsBsxon. aji w uaxtuaaui iijraai Toons Mea's Ckisiias. Associ&iioa rmvTa ootjxsxs nr 1. CoUera Preparatory abjecta. 8. Commercial Sabject. 3. Zleetrical ZafflaeertaaV 4. All Orade Subjects. a. Conditio as made p Im Grammar Kirs School aad Collars Cab! iects. . rre-X.aw aad Vre-aCeaicaU Stab Jeete. Call at Eduratiotal - Of fice or telephone Main MIS. A-tHh - - B Consul Gnyante Quits Mexico. Washington, June 28. (U. P.) Con sul Guyante at Progeso, notified the state department yesterday that YOU ARE INVITED TO ENJOY THE FOURTH AT SEASIDE and GEARHART TICKETS SOLD Saturday 1st to Tuesday 4th, inclusive. Good until 5th for return. LIMITED TRAINS ' : Seaahore Limited 8:30 A. M. Daily Evening Express . ,6:30 P. M. Daily Saturday Special 2 P. M. Saturday J SPECIAL TRAIN From Astoria and Clatsop Beach Points to Portland Wednesday, July 5 Monday Morning Special from Clatsop Beach to Port land will NOT be run July 3. An extra train will be run on the same schedule Wednesday, July 5. North Bank Ticket Office, Fifth and Stark Broadway 920, A-6671 . GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY; TRAIN SERVICE Trains 1 and 2 The Oriental Limited Fast train to Chicago, 72 hours Through standard and touriit sleepers Compartment Observation Car Trains 3 and 4 Glacier Park Limited For St Paul, Minneapolis and Intermediate points. Standard and tourist sleepers. Compartment Obiervation Car Trains 43 and 44 The Southeast Express Via Billings, for Denver, Kansas City and St. Louis Standard and tourist sleepers. Compartment Observation Car COaAST LINE SERVICE For Tacoma, Seattle, Everett, Bellingham, Vancouver, B. C, and Intermediate points. 3 TRAINS DAILY 3 10:00 A. M 5:00 P. M. 12:30 Midnight Tickets and Sleeping Car Reservations in City Ticket Office. 348 Washington Street, and at Depot, 10th and Hoyt Streets. H. Dickson, CP.&T.A. GREAT NORTHERN PACIFIC S. S. CQ. Sailing for San Francisco, Tuesdays, Thursdays j and Saturdays. Go East This Summer via Northern Pacific Low Round Trip Fares Enjoy every moment of the circle tours via this line. Get additional scenery and service at no additional expense. Through daily trains to St. Paul, Minneapolis, Chicago, Kansas City-St. Louis with the best dining car service in the world. Enroute stop at Yellowstone National Park Enter through Gardiner Gateway original, scenic and ordy Northern en trance. Spend a week or month in America's greatest wonderland. See the wild animals, geysers, colored terraces, paint pott. Grand Canyon, of trie Yellowstone, etc excellent Hotels. Write, call or phons for tickrti, information and trcicel lileratur. Let ut arrange your va cation trip. Portland City Ticket "Offices 255 MORRISON ST., Cor. Third Main 244. Phones A-1244. A. D. CHARLTON Asst. Garni Passeafer Agent ; POKTLAMD. OKE. Round trip Wttbound summer tourist tickets on sat daily tell your eastern friends. Attract ice Homeseekers tickets to Mon tana points and return. 4 I llllillilllllllllllllllllllllH he was quitting Mexico for New Or leans. Another dispatch said Ameri cans were leaving Cludad Carmen for New Orleans. Clatsop Beach ROUND TRIP Telephones Marshall 3071, A-2286 I 1 va St. "KSBdRP CURES RHEUMATISM Asn OXSZASZSL A oower- iui remeaia lore a. ai recie me enure constitution. Eradicates tbe root -of disease. Jtestores the system tobsalta and order. Askyour druf gist or write; iuh-hu iacomi, vaan. . in T