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OREGOI3 '. DAILY JOURNAL, P ORTJLAN D, r- FRIDAY, J UNK lb, VVILLAWIEnE U HAS ITS SEVENTY-SIXTH T COMMENCEMEN Willamette, . . University, Salem, June' 1 8.-The seventy-sixth com mencement at Willamette university was opened -with an address by Pres ident P.' 1. Campbell of the Univer sity of Oregon in which he expressed appreciation for the aid extended in the recent millage hill campaign. . ; The commencement procession formed at Eaton hall, with the board of trus4 tees and members of the faculty in the lead, the latter In cap and gown, and with the seniors following.. The exer cises were held In the First Methodist Kplscopal church. The march was played by Professor T. S. Roberts, the Scripture lesson was read by Dr. J. W. Gordon of Portland and the invocation given by President Henry J. Tafbot of the Kim ball School of Theology. A solo by Miss Marguerite Cook' of ' Portland preceded the address. . .-, DEUREEH CONFERRED j The address was followed by the con ferring of , tbe degrees on 35 students in liberal arts, six in law and three from the school of music..: :-. ? Faculty selections for the newly or ganized senior-honorary society. Alpha Kappa Nu, were: Grace Briy, Salem; Velma Baker, Hartline. Wash. ; Freda I. Campbell. Salem T John Francis Cramer, Ia Grande; Paul Herbert Doney, Salem:; Mary K. BMndley, Salem : XX Odell Satch well, . Salem; . and. Genevieve Yannke, Salem. - . - . v .- . . ... ORATIOX PRIZES AWARDED ; - 'j Paul ' Wapato of Wenatchee; Wash., and Kay Skeen of Powell . Butte, were awarded the oratory prizes of $15 and $10. given by Walter K. Keyes of Salem. Bernard .. Ramsey of Prune vi lie and Sheldon Sackett of Sheridan won the B. L. Steeves debate prizes of $10 and $5. All members of this year's debate teams were awarded .prizes by the university. J. Fred McOrew of Idaho Fails. Ida,, was presented with the Albert; prise of $25 for making .the frop progress toward the ideal tn character, ' service and wholesome influence. Ruth Taylor of Sunnyslde, Wash., was presented withia $10 prize for proficiency in' Latin oy Justice Charles Johns. Freda Campbell of Salem received' a $10 'prize; presented by Mr. and Mrs. Carl J.. HoUingsworth. of St. Helens to the members of the graduating class who had won the -highest scholastic honors during the senior year.- .-V. '.' - -,. I'; Preceding the benediction, by the Rer. T. W. McDougall, President Campbell announced a gift of $25,000 toward the . loan fund for worthy students by R. A. Booth of Eugene. Rides 13 Hours for Doctor After Cheek Torn Away by Horse Bend. June IS. With the skin of one cheek almost entirely torn away and a broken nose, J. H. Helfrich, a cattleman of the Hemstead valley rode 95 miles from his ranch Wednesday' morning to receive medical attention. Helfrich was separating cattle At his ranch. : The horse upon which" be was riding became frightened when a sagehen flew from under its feet, Helfrich was thrown under the horse, one foot striking his Cheek.'".'. t ,..'.;.; ',,..,:.,: ,;! ',- The' injured man mounted the horse, rode 20 miles to bis rancn. then took a car and drove 65 miles into Bend, where 17 stitches were taken In his face. Hel frich did not lose consciousness during the 13 hours. . . - - , 1 I B. Baird of Bend purchased the holdings of -the. Bend Brick. A Lumber company from A. H. Horn. "With Baird architect, and Horn, former, owner. It1 cxpecLea uui unaer me new manage ment the present brick shortage will be relieved ami a supply mors than suffi cient to . meet all local tiemands will be manufactured. Rights of Water - Users Are Settled Upon Stipulation i j i - ; , Baker. June 18.A. water, suit involv ing 20 water users on East Pine creek has been decided . by Judge Gustar" An derson . of the local circuit court ac cording to a stipulation that was ef fected between the contestants, -A. p. Greener, C A. Oliver and others against J. M. Cole and others. The stipulation readjusts the water rights of all - users and provides for Kite appointment of a water ,: master or ditch tender by the court, following recommendations mads by a committee of three water users, elected at aa annual meeting. . The num ner or votes to M cast by each user shall be determined by the number of shares or inches of water to which he is entitled. The decision also allows des ignated water users the right to use ditches belonging jto the plaintiffs on condition that they bear the expense of enlarging; the channels sufficiently to accommodate the extra flow of water. Ray. Woodward, 14. has been commit ted to the state training school on ih-i charge of breaking into the home of Bert j Caviness and -stealing a-fishing MerifBuy Your Suit Sensibly .'aiS.ss.aiiismis...,,,,.,,,,,,! CHERRY. CHAT .1 ;. wVnnuilrA fofvh twIa, " get more for your money in style and serviceability. : Cherry clothes for ' men are ' tailored by one of the foremost tailoring -. houses of America a house that produces SO MANY suits and buys its ma terials in such enor- i moua quantities that it is able to give you bet ter values. i Come in and select t ; your suit from Cher ry's great stock of new spring and sum mer models, and let us arrange terms to suit you. i ; Cherry's, 1389-391 Washington. Adv. For Tiny Babies and Bigger Ones .: $2.00 Sale Jiist 200 Pieces Are Offered at Special Reductions ' . '..'. I ' : ' : . ''- .': '":..'.. , '' " 1 ' T - ' .. . -A' " j ; '- : ' ' '- : : - ' : ' : , ' ;' t SLIPONS and Sweaters for tots to 4 years. DRESSES for children from 2 to 6 years: HATS fine milan'straws from 2 to 6 years'. COATS of pique in 1 ifiid 2 year sizes. ; 30x40 inch double wool fleeced -blankets. Baby's Eiderdown Sleeping Bags. Eugenic Developers. . 388 Morrison St;, Below Tenth pole, reel and suit of clothes. The pole and reel he is said to have sold for 3. Haines Is in ' the' midst of its most successful Chautauqua season. : Baker's opening Chautauqua date is July 1. Seven days of entertainment are scheduled. Students Are Arriving: Pendleton. June 18. J. H. Ackerman, president of the Oregon Normal school, will be here Monday to help open the Eastern Oregon Normal . school exten sion for the 'summer. An ' enrollment of at least 50 is expected. Faculty members and students already are be ginning to arrive. ' ; ; v. " ;. ' Dan Cupid Scores 42 Victories, Albany June Records Show Albany, June 18. Thirty -one marriage licenses were issued here in the first 17 days of June. The record for an. entire month is 42. ; Daisy D. Babb, "Cupid's right-hand njan" in the county clerk's offlcei,- celebrated her woolen wedding and birthday anniversaries Thursday and gave out figures showing that school teachers predominated in the: feminine and farmers In the masculine columns of license records this month. Railroad men, of Albany will stage a picnic and celebration of the Fourth of July at Bryant Park July 6, with the cooperation1 of the Albany Chamber of Commerce. . With the school election slated for Monday, no candidate for trustee has filed here. -.'.- :"-:.: Operated by an automobile -engine, a machine : has been invented by a Calif ornian for rapidly and safely dig ging' up small trees in nurseries at a rate of 50.000 a day. - i r : . MACS JAR I0 FRUIT JUICES f ; Healthful, Delidoui, Refreshing .t"iujs la KERR Masoa Jars grape Juice. - cherry Juice, blackberry JulceT T,fWrry .ulc-' P!un Ice-iaklndV t iiC5r,op JlkiB JelM when weather iie-i11 'avorabl and sugar cheaper-Sor refreshing drinks for sherbets. 7T ,V7 iCe creams, puddings, etc. KERR Mason Jars are the ehMiuw f : SSS n,nJ?w,rult i"ces. small fruits, S'nV h5", ,' perfectly AIR riS?Iv.wi.th te KERR Mason h.tP,Whicn,u no robber ring, TIGHT Pt"td AIR- STehVJ J11" composition at tached. Jo,-rubber .. rtngs no K!."poiU,! Tour dealer hii Ain R- ,?0n J.afra nJ Caps, or Liem from nearby Job. - hok'k fV.ii 'i" Ior recipe WM v.ur vrouuvlS. Kerr Glass Mf. Co. &and Springs, Okla. PaHIhi - "-I Wl W. Les Angeles, Cal. 1' ' 1 f ''MiininitM Ml I tLU Mil -?:(! :!L Special Attention Mdthersl In Addition to Our 20 Cut On 'All Men's and Boys' Clothing, We are Making Reductions i Boys'; ECnickeri Suits ' 's ; : Regular $15 and $16.50 Grades f Belters and Norfolks in . serges, tweeds, corduroys, cheviots, 'worsteds and wool mixtures.. Blue serges included. : Knickers are full lined. Sturdy, dependable suits, all taken from our regular stocks. Sizes 6 to 18 years. : i " '' t ' SOME SPECIALS -In Our Boyt Department KHAKI SUITS Outin; and Play Suits. All Sizes. Values to 7.50.. Sale at $4 1 l BOYS' SHIRTS ; All Styles. $1.15 BOYS BLOUSES ' With Sport and Military.Collars. $1.10 BOYS' PANTS Wool and s Wool Mixtures. $2.40 BOYS ATHLETIC UNION SUITS i 80c 20 Cut on Every Article Sold in Our Big Store Shoes, .Fumuhings," LuggageEverythin'g! LADIES WITH AN EYE FOR THRIFT v will not lurjici iuai wui. -Hats, s- & H stamps, are an addi tional economy. ' i Exclusive Kuppenhelmer House in Portland -Morrison at Fourth Tio Great Northwest -Amepic2s Natural Reort Sect fort . WHERE AND HOW TO CO ' 3 -WHAT TO SEE ' ' WHERE TO STAY TTTf 111 (Mil mX lm. SEASIDE, CLATSOP BEACH, OREGON; OBEGOJf'S TIKE ST ALL THE TEAK KOTJJTD BESORT HOTElT ..'.-:'". . i ! '..'.. .c. . I:.-- . -.... ' -'11 t . We will be ready for ruests on June IS In our magnificent new hotel. The dining; room seats 30o euesta. fine larre dancing hail, tun room and palm parlor, large homelike lobby, big cheerful fireplace, Joungring room; (tea room and. toe cream parlor, hot salt water baths, bathing suits for ocean bathing, steam heat and hot and cold water in every room, cafeteria seating 1B0 people. New equip ment throughout. We have spared no effort or expense to matte this Oregon's finest resort hotel. Golf, fiowliag. Dancing, Troat lisJUag, Caaoeiar aad Sorf Batalagv . ' . , ......... ! . , , , . . " - ' " - - . ' V - - Reached Tia.RM P. A 8. by DIrert Serrlee from Portland to Reajide. Also Steamer Geortriana and O-W. R. & Steamers -to Astoria, where connections are made with A. J. Avto Co. bastes to Hotel leaIde. For ; reservations wire. phone or write to i CHARLES H. ROWLEY, Manager. HOTEL SEASIDE ' SEASIDE, OREGON JBUHGALQWS NATATORIUII Hotel Bsroecan and bnnsalotm will opn June IS, under msnaenot of Mr. and Mi, t. C. NeppI. Katstomua wia odcb jai For. & teniae vnte or tetepbon reeciTeia of T. H.pausp Resit Oo.. a2a vnamoer oi commerce Jtiias., i-oruana. aisia esvo. THE HElLEUfeNE Shelburne Station, North Beach, Wru - . Famous for' its service and comfort. Home cooked meals, clams, crabs and other sea foods. In sight and sound of the ocean. Quiet and restful. Kates only 13.60 to $4 a day. Special rates to families. Big fireplace driftwood tires. Buy your tickets to Shelburne Station. Address MRS. T. J. HOAUS, Prop, Seariew, Wash. HOTEL MEARS SEASIDE. OREGON ' Concrete block, corner Broadway and Seventh street Jtooma sini le or en auite Centrally located, larse, elean. airy rooms, modermta rates. iTor reaerrationa addreas ' .1 , MRS. a. MEARS, Frap. Seaaide, Oraoon. ... LOCKSLEY HALL SEASIDE, OREGON - - Orerlookinc the ocean. Large rooms, with or without bath, comfortable beds. Ha tea 110 a week and ' up. Under new management. For rates and reservations write to : J. B. FISHER, Seaside, Oregon, NELSON'S (TENT. CITY - SEASIDE! OREGON Come to Seaside and tramp .ont with all the comforts of home. Furnished tenta by the day or week or month, equipped " for llrht bounekeepint, wood rand ' water free, two minutes' walk from the beach, for reBerra tknis addrens . I r W. W. NELSORj. Seaside, Oeegan. S Vol I mei 1 for I WH Conducted alone lines . mnaU. lanttns u men ind-om,n of ; refined ustes. Send for lUustrtiated Booklet. mrb. o. Wj 4. reck ana White Salmon, Wash. Phone TS-YL llllIIlIllIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIllIlIIIIIIIIIIllllallllllllllllllllllllllllllHIIIIIIIIIItlllilllllllllllllllllllllllllltlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllC! A Chain of Eight Big Stores Selling Footwear , For Less ! : I Astounding Bargains for Women I Shoes, at Five Seventy-Five Shoes at Two Seventy-Five! , . Summer Styles at Prices Unparalleled! Week-End Specials for; Every Woman! White Nubuck Lace Oxfords White Reigiskin Lace Oxfords r Patent Leather Opera Pumps Black Satin Pumps Black Suede Oxfords ; . Black Kid Oxfords Black Kid Pumps Brown Calf Brogues An Assemblage Pre-Eminent ! All Sizes and Widths! White Reignsldn Lace Boots Hand-turned soles, covered French heels or Cuban heels; all sizes and widths. . r . Lace and Button Shoes Broken lines in black and J0 Cffl . colors ; small sizes only O O 3 Bay Your Shoes Here on Friday and Saturday I I You Save Money! Tennis Oxfords In black and white ; - . for men and boys......'... s. & n. ; Trading Stamps With ETery , . .Purchase . . . s "A m . ( Snll? fil(lL The Big Corner Union Shoe Store Fourth and Alder Streets 1 5umH.iiimiminim.iitmmm SUMMER1 TRAIN SCHEDULE to ASTORIA! " :. CLATSOP:: BEACH . Cearhart Seaside North Beach In Effect Sunday, June 20th WEST BOUND , To. 21 will leave Portland 7:05 a. m. instead of 7:20. termlnatiag at Seaside instead of4 Astoria. . ; No. 29,-limited, leaves" Portland 8:30 t 'm.,' at nOw.f. Arrive Astoria i l ;45 a. tn., Gearhyt 12:43, Seaside 12:50 p. m. No stop at Clatskanie. No. 31, Saturday Beach" Special, leaves Portland 2:00 p. m.(first trip June 26), arriv Astoria 5:20 p. m., j Gearhart 6:13, "V Seaside 6:20. . . . - 8 . ' No. 23, leaving Portland 6:20 p. m.. unchanged. . , EAST BOUND . No. 22, from Seaside, Gearbart and Astoria, arrive! Portland 12:15 , p. m. instead of 12:10. . 'I No. 24 will leave Seaside 3:45 p. m.. Astoria 4:50 instead of 4:00, arrive Portland 9:00 p. tn.' instead of 8:10..1 . No. 30, Sunday Beach Special, leaves Seaside 6:0S :p. m., Gearhart 6:12. Astoria 7:00. arrive Portland 10:15. ... No. 32, Limited, leaves Seaside 6:40 p. m., Gearhart 6:4 7, Astoria 7:35. arrive Portland. if50. ' ' North Beach connections at Astoria with trains Kos. 2931, 24 and 30. --- - . . i- .. Round Trip Fares ' ' $4.50, Saturdays and. Sunday, limit Mondays S5.50 Daily, season limit V ; -. To Clatsop and North Baach' Point . Tickets and Parlor .'Car Seats at Consolidated Ticket Office, Third and Washington Sta. v : -'.'. ' -l r rl- !-:,::.. , . , . .-. -v::. '- ; ----j..'-- North Bank Station, Tenth and Hoyt .Su. s OREGON The Gateway to the Land of Outdoor Delight The Columbia Rfrer Highway Is completed. The trip from Portland to Seaside by auto is one of unalloyed delight. If you hive not yet made the trip do so at your earliest opportunity and you.will be delighted by the ever, changing panorama of beauty between Portland and the Sea. If you want to have one of the most enjoyable, vacations you ever had, come to. Seaside. Ycfu vill find here a warm welcome, a beautiful and picturesque beach, unsurpassed surf bathing:, canoeing or rowing on the Ne canicuro. sea fishing and trout fishing, clam digging, tennis, golf. : many vnearby points of In terest for hiking trips, and a rest ful, carefree, enjoyable vacation , You will find excellent garages with skilled workmen, well stocked stores with high-class goods at reasonable rates, good hotels, summer cottages and furnished tents. The following progressive firms who will give you fair treatment and.'excellent service deserve your trade as they are working to make a bigger, a better and a busier Seaside: Hotel Seaside, Seines & Wheat Icy Department Store, First State Bank of Seaside, Pacific Power Cc Light Co., Williams Bros.' Gar are, Sanitary Meat Market, A. l. Wascher Groceries, Oregon Gar age and Machine Works, B. 7. Otto Grocery Co., The Hansn Smith Garage, The Bungalow . Dancing Pavilion, M. Murray, General Merchandise, E. W. Lrp pie, Plumbing; W. J. Mont? 7, Photographer Dad's Good Lt Restaurant, Pool's Confectionery, Milloy's Ice Cream Parlor, T. C. Galloway, Groceries; Dunning' Axt and Curio .Shop, Frank Ken nedy Cigar Store, R. O. Ralston, Real Estate end Insurance; Dr. R. G. Moss, J. O. Elake Transfer and Express. . for Illtutratml folder ind other information relative to Kraxlda writ to Prealaent Breakwater Club, Seatlde, Or. Every one Goes to TfazGlcuood CJ VcoN'FtcncNixr &iuLTi--;.7 The best of every thing to eat, pre . , . PMzd in the way you like best. The Hazelwood will wel come you in Port land. . ' 388 Washington 127 Broadway Astoria and Way - Pc Str. eene THe Dellv (gieep rrMar) Las Dim.aNO Trl a. m. ALBER STItCCT DOCX. , - leave a STO ft 1 A t:0 e. av rLAVKL. DOCK. IrAs I n ! MM I1JS ON WIT. - Bpectal s la Carte Dtnlns Beniee. . Direet Ooasernoas for Soetb Bemcbaa tibt Boat Daily r. bC r Maia iaa, i-sa. TNB HARKINg Ta6OltTanOrl C5. f The New St. Martin's Mineral Springs Hotel CARSON, WASH. - if jOr. ' - " ' . . .... .... .. . . 4 m 1 The new fit Mar tin's Mineral Sprlnsrs Hotel a-t Carson, Wash., for marly Shipherd"s Hot Springs, Is now open. The n e w management Is planning .to make this Columbia rlv era bent resort. It ts an ideal resort both for health, and -pieasure, located In the heart of tlie Cascades. Tou will find here ideal con ditions for a retst ful and enjoyable vacation. The fish ing In Wind river Is exeellent. On all sides rise the ruer-s-ed slonea of the precipitous ana picturesque Cascade mountains. .-Within a few minutes' walk you can visit the hanging b rid re, the waterfalls and other scenlo beauties. It you want a rentful and enjoyable vacation you will find renewd aest and restored health in the bracing baisamatic aJrjjf this mountain resort near the Columbia river. The hotel with Its tent cottages can accommodate two hundred guests. The rooms ar steam heated and electric lighted- You will find here the best of food, well prepared, and . excellenrnseiMce. The mediciiial water here Is very beneficial in cases of rheumatism and blood disorders. Auto meets all trains at Cartson. For Kates aad Keserratloas, Address ST. XABTIfS MIXER AX 8PBI9G3 HOTEL COw CAESO., WASH.