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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, TUESDAY, JUNK TOWN TOPICS Tmtlm to an palate of Um Catte Statea a broad ihould , take advantage of experienced to formation and tervfca effered thtooih Tb Of lea Joaraal Travel Ban,- to oetaoeal chart 1 IXmtty B. Smith. Bail road Ueketa and ateaawhip booking! arranccd, Foreman eachaaca taoad, Informattno aieea reaardina laumfU. OOMINCI cvXNTt '' Dmine ratio national coorentiaa. Baa Framiaeo, Jan 2. -. - i' C-r . Portland Bin Craft coaptation. Jus 19-21. Imperial Council, Mystto abetae, Joaa 23-24. Portland Reaa Featirai. rertland. Job 24-2 Order KaaUm Star, grand chapter. Portland, Jane a. - - - National Tiaealeis' . ProUoUfa ocUtton, Portland, Jane 1 to 1. " ' . Kiwania CluU a aaaerfca, Portland, " 18 ta 1. . A, T. A A. U grand lodce. Portland. Jw !. Indian War eeteraae, - Portland, Jan SO. ' ( )prm Haiim, .su-itsm Portland. Jnhr 1. Americas Leaion eonrentioa. Astoria, Jal o-ai, - Barer' week, Ancnst to 14. .American BoeVty ef ClrU atnalaeera' aoaTca tien. Aanut 10 to IS. . Bona of Hermann, erand lode. Portland. Sep tember 31. Pendleton Roond-TJp September 2S-2S. OracoB Slat Hair. Bates. Beptemtoer S7 to October 3. . , 9 - , Pacific Coaat Ga aaaot Jation. Portland. Sep tember. . ........ --r Wuhington State Fair. Taklaa. September 20-25. '-'.-, Or.eon-Idaha ramer Edacational Catoa ol 4mriea. The Dallea, December 2 to 4, - ' Oregon Batter and Chime atakers. Portlfnd December 17. . State TeacbertC amodaUon. Portland, bar 3-81- . TODAY'S FORECASTS - PorUand and vicinity Tonight fair; Wednea day fair and warmer; westerly winda. i Oregon- Tonight and Wedaeaday fair; warmer et portion Wednesday;'- moderate - westerly winds. - -'" " i ' ' - Washington -Tonight and ' Wedneaday gen erally fair; moderate westerly winds. WEATHER C0KTDITI05S A small area, of high preasure extends alone the middle Pacific coast. Over, moat of tbej re . tnainder -of the country the preasure is lpw, 'the lowest readings being In the northern Plain state. - Itain ha occurred from northern Cali fornia to British Columbia and eastward to Montana, and in the Plain region, upper Mis sissippt Taller, and upper .Lake region. The following heary rainfall is reported: Chicago, Illinois. 1.04 ; St, Paul. Minnesota, 1.30. The tempera tare - la generally above normal except southwest. - - BeiatiT humidity at Portland: Noon yester day, 71 per cent; 5 p. m. yesterday, 49 per cent; 5 a. m. today,. S2 percent. Precipitation since January X: Total, 16.84 innhea; normal. 23.74 inches: deficiency, 7.40 inches. , . EUWASO I. WElXS. OBSERVATIONS STATIONS Tatnp. l! KM if II Baker, Or. ......... Boiwe. Idaho ........ Boston, Haas. ....... Bultaiu, N Y. ...... t 'ala-ary. Alberta . . . . . 4'hJcago, III. ........ Denver, Colo. . ....... Dea Moines, Iowa . . . . r reeno. Cat. . . . . , . alraston, Texas ' Huron. 8. D..: ....... 'Juneau. A lank s . . . . . Kansas City, Mo. . . . . Ixm Angelea, Cal. . . . . Slarahfleld, Or. ....... Medford, Or.s. Mnmiiliis, Tenru 1 Muivoula, Mont. . . . . . Modena. Utah . . . . . New Orleans, New York, N.' If., ... . 'Nome, Alanka ...... Oklahoma C ity, Okla. . North Head. WaSh.. . . North Platte. -Neb. i'TT rhoenii. Arix. ....... Pittsburg, Pa. ....... I'ocatello Idaho; ...... Portland, Or. .... . . . . Prince Hupert, B. C. . . Itoeebnrg, Or. '. Kuewell, New Mexico. . ' Hacramento, Cat. . . . M. (Loni, Mo. . . . . . . tit. Paul, Minn. . .... Halt lAk City. Utah.. , Man Iriego; Cal. -: ; . han Kranctsooi Cai.4'. , Seattle; - Wash.'" . ...... Mhandan. Wa .. ... . . iika. AUaka -. . . . . , Spokane. . Wash. . . . , Hwlft Current, Sask. . TaciMna, Wah. Tampa, Ma. . Taiiuns,- Alaska ..... Tatoush bland. Wash. . Tounpah, Nerada aides, Alaska ...... anooueer. B.C...... Vloitria. B. C . i . .... WalU Waila. Wanh. . i a-hinttun. 1). 5. . ... WiUtotou,' N. l. AVIiinemucca, Ner. Yakima,- Wash. . . ".' . 1 . . . a . . , 1 . . . 9 1 . t . . . . . . V . . . .' 74 78 84 78 80 80 78 2 82 AO 74 76 90 6 B4 68 04 80 76 96 882 48 88 60 84 98 86 80 70 54 48 83 70 94 80 84 66 64 68 82 58 78 84 68 86 78 54 70 58 64 is' 86 84 76 73 60 66 68 64 48 70 52 74 62 76 64 '74 58 48 65 78 62 48 80 66 '70 60 S2 62 70 50 64 48 52 56 .68 76 88 60 60 54 62 64 56 52 '5' 50 . i 62 50 56 68 54 62 44 02 0 il o 1.94 0 L02 i.01 0 .80 0 o o ,12 .40 0 .08 0 , O 0 o ' .08 , 22 o .16 .22 0 0 .01 0 1.30 9 ' 02 .08 0 , 0 .12 o .42 ' 0 0 .82 .12 .22 0 ' O 0 , Afternoon report of preceding day. : THRIFT - and : WJB SAVINGS STAMPS ' on Bale at . Business Ofice. The Joursal "What Theosophlst Say" C. W. Mun sson. national theosophical lecturer, -who is delivering a series of lecture in this fry tinder the auspices of the Theosoph ical society,-301 Central building, cor ner Tenth and Alder, says Theosophlsts believe that a' man has many liveTs, he returns to earth again and again In the process of evolving perfection. .A man is a spiritual being and God, through the processes of evolution, brings out into active netng. aeiatent, potential pos- T vfhUitlAfl. !rkvntvfl in him in fh hAHn. quiring; .many lives for Its completion. His lecture tonight is, '.'How Many Lives Have You Lived?" This is a stere opticon lecture dealing with methods of r rebirth. Eight p. m. Contribution op tional. -Adv.; . , : Bigger Schools Plan BedT.by O'Hara Plans for carrying on the free evening school for former service men- at 290 Grand avenue north next fall on a big e ger and. better basis will be prepared by IVORY SOAP 7 Bars for gQc Limited to 7 Bars to Castoner Come Early CANE SUGAR 5 lbs. for S1.S23 10 lbs. for $2.45 100 lb. sack $24.25 A.t the Sugar Store Mild Sugar Cured ; HAMS, 42c LB. REX BRAND Picnic Shoulders, 24 lb. . SITGAB CURED At , Pacific Smoked Meat . . Dept. j Principal ; J. p. CHara following his attendance at a conference of principals of the Knights of Columbus free evening schools pt the country at Chicago. The data, formerly set for June 26, has' been postponed to July J. Plana for the fall terms will be outlined by the national officers. Th local school will close during August, but, according to plans now- being outlined ' It with others throughout the country will open -again in September with a larger curriculum. Blalch .Ordered Jailed- An order for the arrest and imprisonment of Sam Blalch was- Issued Monday by Federal Judge Wolverton upon a sentence given April by the court. Blalch was fined $100 and sentenced to SO days in the county Jail for violation of the prohibi tion law. He ' obtained a 60-day - stay of execution from the court, which expired- Saturday. Since being sentenced in April, Blalch has been arrested on a second charge of violating the national prohibition law. Tribntary to Be Closed Decision was made . to close a portion of Elk lake and a tributary stream . to the Mac Kensle river; at Foley ''Springs at a meeting of members , of the state fish and game .commission Jn f the ; Oregon building Monday noon. . James Hv Driscoll the , newly appointed member of the commission, was present at the meeting. Chairman Stone was absent on account of the death of his brother, and the afternoon meeting ' was post poned in deference to his absence. Entertainment at Library Tonight In room A, Central library, at 8, Roy Marion Wheeler will give a 10-minute talk on the life of Robert . Schumann. Pianists ares Edith Thomas Barber, Mrs. Mary S. Mastin. Virgil Edwin Isham, Miss Verna Morgart and Miss Violet Fountain, students of Mr. Isham. Madame San-Juel Crawford Is assisting vocalist, and Miss Marguerite Owings, violinlste. Open to the public. Aato Theft Charged A second arrest for alleged violation of the! federal motor vehicle law was made in Salem Sunday by the United States, marshal's office. Adolph Thomas is now lodged in the county JaU, charged with - stealing an automobile In Spokane from Lewis Cun ningham. He is held In ' default of 11000 bail. Assistant United States At torney Lusk Is handling the prosecutioi. j Aeto Leaves su Charcrs Hotel rbr Scappoose .30 a. m. ; St. Helens. AstorU and Seaside. 10 a. m., 1 :30 p. m. -. Scap poose and St. Helens. 4 p. m. ; extra Sat id Sun. to Scappoose and , St. Helens, iL JP- ICaaI Locke and. Hood -I?L9,:.45 8: p. m.; Bridal Veil and Multnomah Falls. 10 a. m.. 4 p. m. !?tnaat'.anJ Sun- 11 : P- m. to Bridal VeU. For information call Marshall 43SL Adv. i , . . ' , , A,?J!,9ka lBel'rat Spekr Professor iCS. Atrometedt, ' president of the Methodist Theolosrifjai Komin.n. tt Sweden. wUl lecture at the Swedish cnurcn, lieech and Borthwlck streeu. at 8 o'clock tonight. He will speak on "Present RaIIo-i In Sweden." Dr. Atromstedt Is a dele- f" rora sweaen to the recently ad journed general conference of the Meth odist church.; To Blseass' Kose CettUg Methods of cutUng roses and treating them so they v will last much longer than ordi narilv will i th ..i discussion at meeting this evening at v-imrauer i commerce under the auspices of the Portland Rose society. The classification list ki, . Show Will also he analv.. - .1 . pointers may be given to exhibitors. Luncheon Are Suspended Weekly luncheons of the Pnrti.r, t have been discontinued for the sum mer momns and will be resumed again in . September. -. accordino- tn ment of James T-I - Ca all , - dent, who heads- the organization . dur- "s ui? aowiKu or ,f resiaent jjeiter. Partello Il.Trsnf.rmL A A t . . A At ICUU, prominent in shipping circles for the last years as assistant freight agent of cwuiiierii i-aciric at Portland, has been transferred to Sacramento-as as sistant feiight agent on the S. P. lines at that city t Partello left Portland to assume the responsibilities of his new of fice Saturday. Woman Iajared to Fall Mrs. John Weiss. 364 East Morrison street, slipped on the sidewalk at Second and. Yamhill streets. Monday afternoon and suffered a fractured knee cap. She was removed to St. Vincents hospital. . ; Dr. PanI Beekey Improves Dr. Paul Rockey showed a decided improvement today at Good Samaritan hospital, ac cording to information given by attend ants.' Dr. Rockey underwent an opera tion a few: days ago as. the result of a ruptured appendix, c His condition : was regarded as serlom feV a -few days. Dr. Rockey was a major in the overseas medical corps -during the war. . Compensation Act TopleThe Central Labor council Thursday night will con sider amendments necessary to the com pensation aYt, and if . any are agreed upon, they will be referred to the com mittee of 18 appointed by Governor Ol cott to report to' the next legislature on the law. - A committee to considlr and recommend measures and candidates Is composed of- F. C Simmons. J, E. Wolf, G. W. McDonald and Q. S. Warner. 1 Elks Honor Flag Elks of Portland. With their families, celebrated the 144d anniversary of the ''American flag Mon day evening at The Auditorium, Judge J. P. Kavanaugh delivering the address. Dr. Ben L. Norden. exalted ruler of Portland lodge, presided. ' George W. Allner Fmneral Held Funeral services for George W. Miner, who died Sunday at his home. 440 Clay street, were, held this i afternoon at Lerch's chapel. Miner was 68 years of age. Funeral was . in charge of the Odd Fellows, . Orient lodge No. 17. In terment was In Mount Scott cemetery. ' Enroll - for School Nearly 70 . boys have enrolled for the summer school of the Oregon Institute of Technology of the Portland Y. M. OA which opened Monday. L. G. Nichols ! Is director of the" school. - .. ( . Parent-Teacher te Give Plenie The Ockley . Green Parent-Teacher associa tion will give a picnic Wednesday .at Peninsula . park. The picnickers will assemble at 11 o'clock, with basket lunch ' at" noon." Portland Kewberg Besses leave Fourth and Alder daily, 8 :30, 9 :30, 11 a. m., and 1, 2:10. 4:15, :80, t'AO r m. ; Saturday and Sunday, 11 p. m. Phone Main 8314-Adv.' k. , i .' - , atnltnomah Fan , and Betnrn, it- Take r bus ; end . of Rose City canine. Eighty-second street, a. m. and 2 :30 p. m, dairy. . Phone Woodlawn 1950. Adv.: . j -.- . , . h ; i- la Me mot-lam Owing to the death of Mr. Francis Sealy, our store will remain closed ail day Wednesday, June 16. Sealy-Dresser C.o. Adv. 5 ' Steamer iralea , for St. Helens and Rainier, daily at' 2:30 p. rnu, foot of Alder street. Sunday, St. Helens only, l-:30 p. m. Adv. i: Dance tonight on the ! Swan, foot of Jefferson street,' Under, auspices B. R. G of A-. No. 866. Adv, ; i . , . Dr. E. CRossmaa, specialising in arti ficial teeth, 807 Journal bldg. Adv. JTew Cadillac Saber ban f onset e. E. 943. -Adv.- " " . Cafeteria Catholic Women's league, 287 Washington. Adv. r . : - . in our bereavement In , the loss of our son and brother, Jerome Donley. Mrs. M. E. Donley and Family. i I wish to thank my friends for the beautiful floral - of ferings, kindness and sympathy in . my late . bereavement of my beloved husband. . Mrs. Jennie Boll man. -. T - Card ef Thanks ' We wish to thank our friends for the beautiful floral offerings and sympathy cr t s-s ail n I i r aGoa. -a. :, .1 EAT AND BE SATISFIED AT SIXTH AND STARK Announcement! ' piie to the immense crowds which Ye Oregon Grill will be called upon to . accommodate ? during Shrine week, the cus tomary dinner and eve ning hour Dancing will be temporarily i Discontinued But Ye Oregon Grill will still be the popular , place" for Breakfasts, Lunches, Dinners and -Af terCTheatre : Sup Miller S 'Tracey Funerals for Less Main 2691 ' 578.85 'PRESENTS TheAmei ! - ' -PK The American Legion Minstrels ' V. : AND : Overseas Revue ; 100PeopIe in the Cast 100 I Some of he Principals Stuart McGuire ' Billy Foy .' Michael Brennan " Billy Bryan1 ' Frank Hennessey Jimmv Walker : Casey Jones . Jerry Ryan f Leonard Wallin, Tommy Haverly ! Lane Goodell, ' . Roy Scheffle JERRY STONE'S "DOUGHBOY JAZZOPHIENDS" ' SIGNOR BERARDINELLI'S SYMPHONY BAWD "MAHATMA," EGYPTIAN DANCER , BRANDON - & RUN YON . ERVIN J. LUEDEMAN, "MAN OF MYSTERY" The Battle of the Argonne . i " : - The Front Line Trenches of the American Army ' - ? The Caf e in Toul . . 5V - The American Doughboy at Play 1 : X SEE BAKER: THEATRE Thur,, Frie. Sati and Sun.. June 17-1849-20 Popular Price Matinees Sat. and Sun. SEATS NOW ON SALE AT; BOX OFFICE A I Initiative petitions for putting on ; the ballot the Port of Portland Dock Com mission Consolidation Bill will be pre sented to the. public for signatures to-' day by responsible circulators. This is the most important public matter ever presented to the people of this city. ' It is the very basis of our port develop ment, and is vital to the growth of the: city as a port. r ?- ' - v Sign these petitions when presented to you by the circulators. " L : There is just two weeks' time to get the,required signatures and have them, certified to by the county clerk. Help the good work along by signing i COMMITTEE QF FIFTEEN, v Emery Olmstead, Chairman. ' ; ' ;yf . .nil ll1i,5,ft i 1 1 W,! l-HE thought that the last services have , X been performed in the most beautiful and fitting way is of lasting comfort 1x the family. ' : ; ' '. This is one of the reasons why Dunning's is held in such high esteem by those who have known its services. , -ftitifOAT. DinDTORS ' 414 East Alder , Phone East 52 1 Standard Patterns and Fashion Sheets Men's Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers Lawrence Silk -Finish, Extra Fine Quality $1.25 the Garment! Grack-P roof Moulded Hose, Our Regular Stock. Wednesday Only 50 Feet $7.95 First, Second and Alder Streets v. Mercerized , OrganHies Less Than Wholesale! 49C the Yard : . ... :: .--i ''.-.;-''. .; ;: All : 40-inch materials in handsome - floral effects. Choose now for surd mer.wearingl - Hexter Hardware Stock and Remodeling Sale! Another Week of Intensive Bargains Throughout Store! Offerings in All Departments T7-M A E Still, Selling Hexter & Co. Hardware At Fire Sale Prices! Every article goes at a deep reduction ifrom its normal price. We include also our regular stock so long as the sale continues! See These Big Bargains Copper-Bottom Wash Boilers. . . ..... . .-$3.25 Folding Ironing Boards only . ...... v. $1.75 Common Clothes Pips, 2 dozen. ..... ... . .5c PUSHING OVER THE PAINT! Wednesday Only atf These Prices ! Bungalow House Paint S-Gal. cans; (10 KA 1-Gal. cans. 41 si fi gallon only aWsfJU gallon, only P..OU Foundation Flat White Only $3.00 the Gallon China Gloss White Enamel Only $4.80 Gallon Remember; yoii must buy on Wednesday In order to obtain these prices! Adjustable Window Screens 12x33 Size 1 55 15x33 Size 75t 18x33 Size 85 18x45 Size $124x37 Size $1.15 Great Sale of Blankets . at Special Prices! 54x74 Cotton-Fleeced Blankets . .152.89 64x76 Cotton Fleeced Blankets; .$2.98 72x80; Cotton Fleeced Blankets. .$3.98 66x80: Heavy Woolnap Blankets . $5.48 Full Bed-size Comforters Offered for Less $3.98, $4.48, $5.89, $6.59, $6.75 . New Feather Pillows Underpriced $1.59, $1.89, $2.29, $279, $2.98 Fancy art tick, filled with new feathers; ajl full-size pillows!- Cretonnes 49c, 59c, 69c , These are 36-inch materials in a wide color range." On sale at special-prices, less than valuel Men's Summer T - 1 unaerwear In a Great Sale! We offer this week'scores of gar ments at prices the lcfwest! .If . you want .underwear, come to Simon's and see these bargains! Nainsook Union Suits : Onlv$1.20 Elastic rib; sleeveless; . knee length ; sizes 34 to 44? A bar gain I ' Balbriggan or Mesh Union Suits . Only $1.25 Short , sleeves ; ankle . length ; closed crotch. Sizes 3& to 44. Mesh Shirts and Drawers 69c the Garment!.; y A wonderful value "at a low. price! Ail; sizes to sell. 5000 PAIRS-5000 White Tennis Oxfords - . c' E -'jrv . j - ;.- - --- - - : .-- " ? - ... f '. '--. '- !" For Men and Boys I l ; i l Children's Sandals ;oniy $119 ; ; These are 'factory .seconds, some slightly, discolored, but all j good; wearing sandals. They Vhate .wax stitched 1 reinforced soles, and plain leather soles. - 'Sizes 5 to 8 for 51.19 ' i Sizes Si to 11 for $1.39 " ; Sizes lHto 2 for $1.59 ; Good Lawn Mowers, ; 14-Inch, Bronze Bearinss. $7.95 ELLISON-WHITE LYCEUM BUREAU PRESENTS MARK SULLIVAtJ Lata Fditor of Collier' AVeeklr On ttf World's Kamous Journaliists 'LecturiWon "SIDELIGHTS ON THE CHICAGO CONVENTION AND OUTLOOK FOR SAN FRANCISCO CONVENTION" Auditorium Saturday JUNE 19, 8:15 P.M. Tickets on tale at Meier & Frank t June 16, J7, 18 and 10 Lower Floor. 7Se and 11.00; Xrt Circle and Balconj 0c and Tot Add 10 War Tax , ELLISOJT. WHITE LYCEUM BU BEAU, Broadway Bqtldlne-. California Impressions No. 2 In a well-known city, in one of its best-known hotels, my court room was dark and dingy. Trying to get a breath of air, 1 - tried to pull back the cur- - tains, but they were so filthy that I shuddered to handle them. If. the manager of that hotel knew of the gas heated, electrically oper ated washer and ironing machine, he w ofu 1 d not turn trade from him by dirty curtains. With little expense and less labor he woul$ ' have ' his curtains .always clean, a constant advertisement for his hostelry. That's the way we do in Portland. ' ' Wonder if the gas com pany in that California city has not made its wares known to the hotel keeper? The Almetal Washer, gas heated and operated by: motor, and the gas heated Simplex ironcr, both demonstrated and sold by the .Portland Gas & Coke Co., should be in every hotel; aye, in every .! up-to-date home. Stop in ' at Fifth and Alder and secure yours. .ee?trL WINTOI3 SI This car mint le aold at one, We have had It too long: now. Tho prlcn ia, wall, all w can get main object la to move it. , ltll MODEL in GOOD.-snArE , COVEY MOTOR CAR CO. Whloirton St. at I!L Mala tZU. New Per kin - Hotel s ' Washington and 'Fifth Sts. PORTLAND, OREGO.'I Rates From $1.00 Per Day Special Weekly and Monthly Rates - Excellent Restaurant Miller & Tra Bet Funeral Services l Main" 2691-57S-CS READ " JOURNAL "WANT" ADS TODAY
