riuDAY, july 0, izzx
THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON
TOWN TOPICS
TriTtlm to elf perata of tb tJieJted State
earned aboald take edrantate of erperiwit B
ferraetioa ami nrle efftrxi tbrocgh The Ore
toa Journal Travel Barean, in peraoaal ehanre of
twnwT B. Smith. Bail road tieketa nd eteamahip
booklni trnmrf, fweien eaehajia ioxL
tatoimation pwii rrcardiaa paaaporta. .
Gladstone ChauUaque. Gladstone July 18-21.
Stat, avik aaaoeiation, galeae, July 22-24.
Waahlnatoa state . Uedaiea. Yeacoa-rer. July
IS-2S. s '
., Arurlan Lea-km. Astoria, July SO-Sl.
Waahln-ten . A uocii Uaa f Couat Clerk.
TUfieourrr, Anru.t -T,
. Bwt' weak, Aafa to I.
Aaaerlean Boeiaty of Citil fcacineen euuea-
n. imwt 10 ta 13. . ,
run. FeeUtaO,, VnoaT, Waah., Septeat-
eer
- Soaa of Hemaa. Cfaa4 lode. Portland, aWp-
teeabcr 21. - - ... -
Fendletoa Rmind-Ob. Beoteraber 2S-S6.
Waahinfton SUM , ,W. JO, T. U., Vancouver,
Refttnnber 28-30.
Orfoo But Fair." Salem, September ST e
Octoer - --r
Peeifle Caaat Caa aaeociaUoa. Portland. Sep
tember.
Weahisaioa BUto; rail, TakUna. September
20-2 ft. - : 1 '
Oracoa-Idaho r truer' Educational Union of
America. The Da Uisa. December t to 4.
TODAY'S FORECASTS
Portland and Vicinity Toaicht and Saturday,
fair: weeterrjr wind.
- Oncoa and WaaMntton--Ttmieht - and Satur
day, fair mat portion, fair and cooler aaat por
uen; moderate aoathwastarly triad.
WEATIIEB COXDITIOJCS ,
. Moderately low preaaure prevail ott a bait
reaching fro Idaho and Eaatera Waahincton to
Artiona Khd Southern California, la other parte
of the country moderately high preaanre ia the
ml., " the hiahest reading being in Wyoming-.
iJa-at precipitation haa occurred in British Co
lumbia, the Uaknta. aftnneeota. Oklahoma and
. PemtaylTanU. Tbc temperature U above nor
mal a thai- north Pacific elope and in the At
lantic and aaat Gulf atatee and generally alightlgr
below normal ta other aectiona.
- Kelatire humidity at Portland; Nooa yester
day. 60 par cent.; ft p. am. yeetarday. 88 pet
eent; ft a. m. today. B 2 per cant.
Precipitation Mae January 1: Total. J8.
aW - 4 at at aWW . .4-aU A . T B 4
SW 11 Ba awYa ITVCirsjv; OBIKMIIUJ, O.M.W
.. - , . EDWAKD I WKLLS. .
OBSERVATIONS
Temp.
o
if ji h
ill ij m
94 I 68 ) 0
tn 64 0
84 64 0
80 52 0
74 60 0
80 68 0
88 60 0
162 66 O
88 76 0
84 54 ; 0
82 .... .6
78 68 .02
80 66 O
86 68 0
76 64 0
68 52 0
96 55 O
00 74 e
80 70 0
58 .7
56 54 0
80 68 0
82 68 .08
114 72 ' 0
76 60 .10
86 66 0
88 52 . 0
80 64 0
76 60 .01
04 74 0"
72 60 Vo
58 50 0
84 56 0,
82 56 0
82 56 O
60 74 0
88 56 . 0
68 72 0
82 64 10
72 46 .01
mxxTuaiu
Baker, Or!
Saiaa. Mahai . . . .
Baa to, Maaa. .......
CaUary. Alberta ....
Caioaco, 111. .......
Deater. Colo. .......
ttea Uoinea, Iowa ....
1 Treeoo. CaL .......
GalTaatoh. Texaa ....
Havre. Mont.
'Honolulu, T. H-. . . .
af uron, S. D ....,..
Kanaaa City. Ko. . . . .
Knoceilla. Tenn. . . . .
Ioe Ante lea, Cal.....
Manhfield. Or. .....
Uadford. Or. ......
Mew OrUani. La. . . . .
Kew Toik. J. I .... .
Nome. Alaaka . ....
North Kaad. Waah. ...
North PUttt, Nab....
Oklahoma City. Okla.
rnoeiux. ami, . ....
Plttaburc, Fa. .......
Portland. Or. ......
Itaeaburc. Or. ......
Bt. Ixmli, Mo.......
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BC Paul. Minn
Bait Laka City, Utah.
Baa Die to. CaL......
Baa " rrftneiaca. Cal...
CbMttU. Waaa. ......
Bpoaaae. Waah. .....
T acorn a, Waah' . . . .
Tampa. Fla. .......
Vancourer, B. 0.....
'WalU Walla. Waah. . .
Waahintton. D. 0....
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Afternoon report of Thursday.
J
WAS BA TINGS STAHPS
. : oa Sal at
ataatMaa Office, The Journal
I CorrMm to o. t Bead-Spond-f
Thuraelair at C?ratr lake national
trk, mambera et th consraaaioftat ap
proprlailona committee and membofa of
tha, national parka servlco wera schd
Mled to go to Bend Friday evening to
spend day In tha Central- Oregon
country f inspecting Irrigation landa.
William IdcMurray, 'general passenger
mni and If.' Lounabnrv. reneral
itlon which Is scheduled , to arrive In
Portland Sunday evening. ' . . ,--
t T.a.u.tns ; flak TlMt. ntft.aTa
A a aaaaai a ja-vai aaa v an - aw ar v
ic C. Crawford wu elected president of
the Portland Transportation club at' a
Imeeting of Its members this week, to
gether with an entire new staff. Plans
1 for holding weekly meetings and lunch
eons are being considered rjy me cmo.
Other officers are H. H. Keck, vice pres
ident J J. O. Evans Jr., . secretary : E.
JenkS Hendry treasurer and R. M. Mil
ler and C G. Sutherland, directors, j
Herbert Reed, former meter reader tor
the gaa company, when arrested Thurs
day confeSBed to the theft of SIS from
tha home of Mrs. T. C. Thyng. 60S El
liott avenue, Wednesday when he read
the meter . there. Out of sympathy for
Mrs. i Reed. who . la ill. the police say
they will release Reed if he is able, to
return the money stolen. ; sj. , -
Lsmber Compssy Bsyi Timber Bids
have been awarded by Assistant District
Forester Fred Ames for the sale of 620,
000 feet of pine, 300,000 feet of Douglas
fir and 20,000 feet, of white pine, fir and
other species on Swauk creek on the
. Wenatchee national forest, to the A. R.
K. Lumber company of PeEal, Wash.
Prices were $3 for the pine and 60 cents
for, other species. ..- - ij
- TTalea Fik Hatchery Inapected Cap-
,tain A. K. Burghduff, state game -war
WhileVifeAvay
Is your chance to install that Gasco
Furnace, one of the greatest bless
ings a man can buy fdr his wife.
Imagine her joy on her return to
find a spotless basement and the
labor,-'dirt and dust question solved !
Call at the
and get-your
den, and Marlon Jack of tne atat? f1h
ami game commission returned Thurs
day from an inspection trip to the fish
hatchery at Union, Or. Plans are being
made for the boiMing of additional
structures at the Union h-tchsry.-"'"The
visitors found that the hatch try had
about 600,000 trout ta lu tanitA.
Ante Leaves SU Change otel ror
Scappoose 6 :30 a. m. ; St. Helens. Astoria
and Seaside, 10 a. 1:10 p. m. ; 6cap
pooee and St. Helens. 1p.m.; extra Sat.
aDd Sua. to Scappoos and St, Helena
11 :1S p. m. Cascade Zjocks ad Hood
River t :45 a. m.. 2 :45 p. m. ; Bridal Veil
and Multnomah Fails, 10 av. nu. 4 p. ra. ;
extra Sat. and 8un 11 :1S p. m. to Bridal
VeU. For Information call Marshall 4311.
-Adr. - . ; .; ; .
Saaday Cralse - TJp the Celmmbla
' Steamer Olympian leaves Taylor street
dock every Sunday at 9 aw m. returning
at C p. m. I Over 100 mile panorama of
mountain crags and waterfalls. . A nine
hour restful, breezy voyage viewing the
grandest scenery in' the West, Light
lunch served on board or bring; your bas
ket. Fare $2. Phone Main 8065 or 611-46.
Adv. i I 1
FesmaasMo Schools In SeiiloowThirty
flvt) teachers, from eight Western states,
are ; taking special instruction in the
first annual session of the A. $i. Palmer
penmanhis summer school, which is be
ing held , here. J. M. Tlce of Portland,
assjsted tW I Nolan of Boston, and
other Paliner experts, are In charge of
the school. ,'
Saaday School - to Bold Ficaie Tbe
Sunday school of the Fourth Presby
terian church will hold ' its annua pic
nic Saturday at Lake Grove. Special
Southern Pacific electric cars vill take
the party from the Gibbs street statUn
at 10 :20 a. m., returning ; from the
grounds at 7 ;17 p. m. . ! -
A'ftcnied of Tiolatlsg Gams Law B.
H. Sorley of Portland was arr3te-l this
week near Wyef by T. E. Clark, special
deputy game vMrden, for firhiug with
out a license and was fined $25 and costs
following a hearing at Hood P.tver. ac
cording to a report filed at headquarters
of the state fish and game commission.
Allea Enemies'. Hearing About 28
alien enemies in Portland, whose natu
ralisation applications have : been held
up for some time, Will be given hearings
next week in the circuit court. V. H.
Tomlinson, i head of the 'naturalization
service, said ' Thursday. These cases
have been held up for about, two years.
Criminal Syndicalism I Charged Ole
Jensen, arrested Tuesday-on : a charge
of vagrancy and later held for criminal
syndicalism, was bound over to the
grand Jury j after a hearing before Mu
nicipal Judge Rossman Thursday. Ball
was fixed at $1000. , r
Legion Invited to Boat Banee Com
munity service girls have extended an
invitation to the American Legion and
Canadian War Veterans to attend a
dance this evening to be given on board
the Swan. ' The; boat will leave (Jeffer
son street dock at 8:30. - j
Pyorrhea Successful treatment for
pyorrhea includes the removal of all Ir
ritants from gums and teeth. We thor
oughly accomplish this: necessary serv
ice without pain by aid of nerve block
ing. Rrs. Hartley, : Kiesendahl & Mar
shall, 307 Journal building. Adv.
Band ' Concert Tonight The .Royal
Rosarian band will continue its munici
pal band concert program tonight in
Seilwood park, t The concert begins at
8 o'clock. iThe next concert will be
given Sunday afternoon at. S o'clock in
Washington park. 3 '
Leg Broken In Fall Thomas Burke,
aged 65, fell : 12 feet from a scaffold
while doing plastering work Thursday
at Jefferson high school and . fractured
his leg-.. He was taken to St. Vincents
bOSpltaL .i v j '
Services to be Held Services will be
held at Congregation Ahavai - Sholom,
Park and buy streets, Friday at 8
o'clock. Saturday morning services will
be held at 9 o'cock. j Rabbi Abrahamson
wiU officiate. . . ! '-i r .,
Chronic. Habit Headaches which baffle
the usual methods of treatment for
years often yield to the Milk Cure treat
ment at the Moore Sanitarium, East 47":
office. 908 Selling building, .Main 101.
Adv. . ,.:t ; . .. r i .. t v
W. O. W All members of camp 77
are requested to be at the hall this
evening. July 9. Bring your auto if you
have one. Reception to our clerk and
head manager, J. O. Wilson. Adv.
Fortland-Newberg Ssssea leave Fourth
and Alder dally. :30, ;S0. 11 a. m, and
1, 2:30, 4J5, 6;10, :30 p. nv; Saturday
and Sunday. 11 p. m. Phone - Main
2314. Adr. - i .
Ssnday Cruise TJp the Colsmbla
Olympiarfc leaves Taylor street dock 9
a. m. passine; all scenic points below
Cascade rapids, ' returning 6 p. m. Fare
$2. Phon Main 1069 Ar. r
Steamer IraJda ror St. Helens and
Rainier, dally at 2:30 p. ' m.. foot of
Alder street. Sunday. St. Helena only.
1 :S0 p. m. Adv. j ,
McCargar, Bates Live Ty Fire, life,
casualty and automobile Insurance. Teon
buUding. Telephone Main ICS. Adv.
Niabeth Saaltarlam, 616 Lovejoy. All
medical cases admitted. Phono Broadway
3601. Adv.
Plates eorrtctly fitted by the special
ist. Dr. E. C. Rossman. 307 Journal build
ing. Adv. i.i
Swimming every afternoon, dancing
every evening, "Windemuth on the Wil
lamette." AdV. .. ;i .
? - nusband Charges Deaertion
Oregon City. July 9. Kl'chard TL Sale
asks- divorce from Mary SaJe in a suit
fii Thursday,1 chargtne; desertion.
Gas OfficeT Fifth and Alder,
order in before the fall rush.
7
16-Year-Old Boy .
Faces Charge of
Check Alteration
Eugene, July 9j A 16-year-old boy.
giving the nam of John Brown, is al
leged to have put over the easiest bit of
check-ralalng ever known in Eugene at
the office of a local paper, Wednesday
nlghtr The and had been gfVen a check
to 16 cents by v woman who had em
ployed him, which it is charged, raised
to $75. u
It was 'cashed without ' Investigation
and when the boy scattered money free
ly, he explained to hla parents that he
had found it. He spent $36. for a horse
and $5 for a revolver. The Juvenile of
ficer la gathering up the scattered cash.
' -Acting on the request of the Eugene
Chamber of Commerce, the postmaster
general has authorised the local post
master to use a cancellation stamp ad
vertising the scenic McKensie river high
way and the Cascades national forest.
With the construction of improved high
ways and the opening of free auto parks,
this region has become one of the most
popular in Oregon with the ouUng and
tourist classes.
Additions Made to
Faculty at Albany
Albany. Or., July . Two new fac
ulty members were added to the staff
of Albany college Wednesday, when the
board of trustees elected Dr. and Mrs.
J. W. riounferrntna ' nav Inatnictnra i tit-
Countermine, formerly instructor' of
mathematics at Lenox college, Iowa, is
pastor ; of the Presbyterian-Congregational
church at Olymple, Wash.: He
will replace Professor A. M. Wattoon,
resigned, In the chair of mathematics
and astronomy. Mrs. Countermine is
to teach Spanish and probably Instruct
in the department of religious educa
tion.
Hazelwood
CHERRY PIE I
Rich, flaky, crust :
filled with juicy ripe
- cherries
15c per order.
SPRING CHICKEN "
V2 Fried Spring
, Chicken, country style
75c
Fried a la Maryland ;
. $1.00 ;
TazelcDOod
U VcONrECTlOKUCf & RESTAURANT
388 Washington St.
127 Broadway
See
. Played
aaeaeaafJgaSBafafaa, '
Gasoline for Elks
Who Attend State
Meeting Promised
Salem, July SL Elks attending the
state convention of that order in this
city, July TZ to 24, who make the trip
by automobile, are not to, be stranded
for, want or sufficient gasoline to tret
back home, , according to the committee
In charge of : the convention.
Working In conjunction with the oil
companies, the committee is building up
a reserve of thousands of gallons of
gasoline for use in entertaining visit
ing Elks. ' . . -.-
f-" a 4
Salem Auto Camp la
To Have Watchman
Salem, July 9. As a result of a me
rles of almost nightly robberies and
petty thieving at the Salem automobile
camp ground for tourists, a night watch
man will be installed to protect camp
ers from further pilferings. The watch
man will be provided by-the city through
action of the council Wednesday night.
Swiss Picnic
at Eagle Creek park. Saturday, July 10,
given in honor , of the Swiss Study com
mission. Swiss with autos will assemble
at Swiss hall. Third and Jefferson
streets, at 10 a. m. Everybody invited.
Bring refreshments. Adv.
This Popular Victrola
STYLE
Don't
F6rg:et
"This -Store
1$
Record
Headquarters"
ibi IS
Complete With 20 Selections
(On ten double-faced Victor Records) v
l Needles, Etc. x
$158.50
Mail Thia Coupon Today
-
BUSH & LANE PIANO CO.
, .Please .send complete , information .regarding your --Victrola
payment plan, j - " , -:
Name .A,
Address v
.
Bush iLanePiano Go.
Bush & Lane Bldg. Broadway at Alder
the Big Double
.Up My jStairway
.-: . . ..-;' - J': j .. - ' ''- V.- . - V' - V ' r-'-'- "' ? '". '-.. " .-J'
You get big value for your money
at my upstairs house, because you
get high quality; suits for less.'
The reason is because my stair
way allows me to operate for less.
Up My
Don't Mis
Also $30
Alteration Free
.?7i i
i
$3S $40
Upstairs. Broadway at Alder
Cat-ty Corner From the Pantages
Both Sides to Deal
Assert Agent Got
S1000 Wrongfully
Albany, Or., July 9. Both sides to the
sate of the Albany Fruit Juice company's
plant last December are after the agent
who negotiated the deal, alleging fraud.
George T, Shipley, . the purchaser, and
the company each seek $1000. each as
serting that J. A. Howard, the defendant
in the two suits, pocketed without au
thority, $1000 of the purchase price.
Shipley says Howard represented the
plant would cost $1000 more than the
company In reality asked for it and tbe
company asserts that Howard repre
sented he had received for the company
$1000- less than Shipley had actually
paid.r Shipley paid $4000 for the plant.
TJ. S. Chamber Head
Due in City Saturday
M. Sumner Myrick, vice president and
counsellor of the United States Chamber
of Commerce, is scheduled to arrive
Jfom Washington. D. C. Saturday morn
ing to remain until Monday. Myriek
will speak at the members' forum lunch
eon of the chamber Monday noon. He
Is an authority on shipping and merchant
marine affairs and will confer with ship
ping men Immediately after the luncheon
Monday.
XI
Can
Be
Purchased
on ,
" Low ..
Monthly -Terms
"
I
' dm
if
- Header
Stairway;
Seeing My
to $60
A Fit Assured
Tlationally Known Face Creams'.
' , 50c or Less ..
Price is certainly not a barrier to the generous use of cold creams
a summertime comfort which borders closely on the necessary.
Note that more than half of the creams listed below sell in
. ' The Owl
Vanitas Peroxide Cream . . . .... ...... 22c
Nyal's Face Cream V... 30c and 60c,
Woodbury's Face Cream... ...23c and 50c
Pond'tv Cold Cream. ........ 23c and 30c
. Pond's Vanishing Cj-eam ..... .23c and 43c
Anyvo Cream . .23c nd 48c '
D. & R. Cold Cream. ....... . .23c and 43c
Hudnufs Marvelous Cold Cream 25c and 5oc
Luxor Cold Cream....... .Sue.
Brown's Wonder Cream . l i . . . i . ..... 2 S c
Colgate's Charmis Cold Cream Tubes. . .25c
Cream Je Meridor .......... 25c and 5oc
Elcaya Creme 25c
T. D. Euthymol Cold CreamW ...... . . .25c
Pompeian Night Cream. .. . ?.38c
Red Feather Cream, 25c and 50c
Red Featasr Orange Flower Crcrn.. . . .35c
Rexall Camphorated Cold Cream. .. .25c
Violet Duie Cold Cream.... ...... ,.,25c
Satin Skin Cold Cream 28c
Hind's Cold Cream . i . . . . . . . . . . . . 29t
P. D. Euthymol Vanishing Cre-m. , r. . , 30c
Satin Skin Vanihing Cream. .33c
Ayer's Luxuria Cream . . . . . . . .... ... 65c
Colgate's Charmis Cold Cream ....... .35c
B. k W. Haaellne Snow.....S. ....35c
Ingram's Milkweed Cretm.;. . . .4$c
Rexall Disappearing Skin Cream ... ... 40c
A. D. S. Peredixo Cream .' . . 4oc
Pompeian Day, Cream. r ...... .45c
PasseiiseirTir'siSini
CHnainige
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1 Oregon-Washington Railroad &. Navigation Co.
l ' AS FOLLOWS , v
Lesvs
Union Station ,
7:30 A. M
No change.
9:00 A. M.
No change.
4:00 P. M.
No change.
5:60 P. M.
Instead Of 5:30 P. M.
7:30 P.M.
Instead of 7:00 P. M.
11:00 P. hi
No change.
11:00 P. M.
- No change.
Call at the Consolidated Ticket Office, Third and Washington streets, or
- L. E. Omer, City Passenger Agent. Broadway 4500, for any other
Drug Stores for LESS than 505
B. & W. Hazeline Cream.....
Knowleton's Massage Cream., ,
- Hebras Viola Cream
Malvina Cream i
Egyptian Cream
Nadlnola Cream
Palmolive Vanishing Cream -. .
Anita Cream .............i
Luxur Vanishing Cream . .
Carmellta Cream ...........
Charles' Flesh Food
Dean's, Freckle Cream .......
Elcaya Cold Cream.
Hudnut's Cucumber Cream ...
Hudnufs Violet Sec Cream .
Marv Garden Cold Cream.....
Melba Skin Cream ..........
. Melba Cleasing Cream ......
- jonteei coid cream
Jonteet Combination
Violet Dulce Cold Cream.....
Violet Dulce . Vanishing Cream
Sanitol Face Cream.........
Sempray Vanishing Cream. ..
. Stillman's Freckle Cream . . . . .
r Suprema Cream ...........
Trilby Cream .............
Lady Mary Cream .
Mavis Cold Cream.
Woodbury's Cold Cream......
K. . MILLER, President ' ... -.j. . . '
W. W. BBOW7T, Manager
, . BROADrTAT AlfJD WASHlJfOTOTT STBEET JZ
Portlaad, Oregon Marshall lit
Mall Orders Given Special Attention
TSinnie .
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ON THE
Through Serriee
No. 1 and 2 ;
Between Portland," Pendleton,
-Walla Walla
Nos. 17 and 18
Between Portland and Chicago v
Nos. 561 and 562
Between Portland and Seattle
, Nos. 4 and 19
Between Portland, Denver,.
'Kansas City !
Nos. 11 and 12
Between Portland and Spokane
No. 6
Portland to
Salt Lake City
iTo. 5
Fast Mall
From East
Nos. 563 and 34
Between Portland and Seattle
WM. McMURRAY.Xlenorsl Paa aenfar Agent
Portland. Oregon , v
Cream , . .
A!
lUIIIIIIDl
I
Arrive
Union Station
CK)0 P. M.
No change.
7:00 P. M
No change.
4:40 P. M.
Instead of 5:00 P. M.
' 3:00 P. M.
No change. .
0:00 A. r.L-
Instead of 8il5 A.,M.
' 7:45 A. M.
lnsjead of 11:59 A. M.
6:45 A. r.t
No change.
t
Union Station, orhone
Information desired.
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