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WEDNESDAY, JULY S3, THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL', PORTLAND, OREGON O TOWN TOPICS TraTalcn to all points of th t'nlted State or abroad should tsks adnntace of experienced in formation and asrrlca offered throucb Too Ora Sn Journal Trarel Bureaa, in peraoaal charge of liorsey B. Smith. Railroad ticket and steamship bookinaa arranged. foreian axcUanga iniad , Information (itsa recardin passports. COMINO f VENTS Washington btu Hadmen. VanoouTer, July 26-2S. , American Leaf on. Astoria, July 80-31. Washington Association of County Clerks, Taneoorer, August 6-1. , , Buyers' week, Ausust 9 to 14. American Society of CItU Engineers', couren tion. Ansast JO to 12. I'rans a'aatiVal. Vancouver, 'Wash., Septem ber 1S-18. Sons of Herman, trend tods , Portland, Sep tember 21. Pendleton Boond-Cp. September 23-23. Washington Htate W. C, T. V.. Vancouver. Septtmber 2S-SU. Oregon State Fair, Salem, September 27 to October 2. Idaho BUta Fair, Boise, September 27 to October 2. Pacific Coast Gas association, Portland, Sep tember. . Washington State Fair, Yakima, September 20-25. Multnomah County Fair, Graham. October 4 to 9. . - . .Pacific International LI restock "'. association, Portland, November 15 to 2t. Oregon-Idaho Farmers' Educational- Union of America. The Dalles, Ueeembar 2 to 4. TODAY'S FORECAST Portland and Vicinity: Tonight and Thanday unsettled and occasionally threatening weather; westerly winds. Oregon and Washington: Tonight and Thurs day unsettled weather, probably with thunder storms in the mountains; coulee east poruon; mode rata westerly winds. ,.. ' WEATHEE COXDITIOTfS Moderately low pressure prevails in Manitoba and from Idaho and Eastern Oregon southward to Arizona and Southern California. - Over the remainder of the country the pressure is gen erally high, the highest readings being in Peon sjrlTaaiv The weather is much wanner in Idaho. Northern Nevada,' Eastern Oregon and Washing ton, and .Southern Alberta, and the tamDeratara is above normal over most of the West. . la the Mt ana , ctoutn seasonable temperature pre vail : . .. , . Relative, humidity it Portland: Noon jester day, 46 per cent; fj p, m. yesterday, 40 per cent: 0 a. m. today, 87 per cent. Precipitation since January It Total, 17.80 inches; normal. 25.11 Inches; deficiency, 7.22 inches. -- - - .EDWARD Lw WELLS. . ' OBSERVATIONS ' ' Temp. -A a I! STATIONS 23 Xs "04 8 78 70 80 72 80 82 ftaasr, Or. Boise, Idaho . . Boston. , alas. , Buffalo. , fi. T. Calgary, Albert Chicaso. Ill 80 78 BO ,0 48 fl 60 62 6. SO 64 68 60 60 58 S3 80 62 88 63 68 80 56 59 58 66 84 72 64 52 66 66 56 72 56 72 56 58 64 0 0 O 0 0 0 O O u 0 . 0 . 0 o o o o o 0 0 0 .20 o o o o- o o o o o o 0 t 0 0 o 1.32 0 , 0 o o o o Denver, Colo. , . . . . J1 Moines, Iowa . . Fresno, Cat ...... falTeatOn, Texas . Helena, Most. . . . . Honolulu. T. H. . Huron, 8. D. . . . . . Kansas City. Mo... Knox ville, Term. . , lit Angeles, Cal . . . aisrshfi.kl rtr 102 88 78 82 78 68 8 82 78 48 60 88 78 V Medford. Or. New Orleans, I.. ......... . Now York. N. I............ Nome, Alaska ............ North Head, Wash........ North Platte. Neb Oklahoma City, Okia........ Phoenix, Aria. Pittsburg, Pa. Portland. Or. Koseburg. Or. ............ St. Louis, Ho St. Paul, Mien.-. .: Salt Lake City. CTah San I Hego, Cal . , , San Francisco, Cal,. ....... Seattle, Wash. (rnokane. Wash. 1'sooma. Wash. ........... Tampa, Fla. .............. Vancouver, B. C ..... . . Walla Walla, Wash , Washington, D. Will is ton, N. V. ...... Wtnnemucca, Nev. ........ Yakima. Wash. " 104 78 84 84 82 84 04 74 82 80 98 80 L 88 82 104 7 88 69 698 P. it. report of preceding day. ' k THRIFT ' ' and WAR SAVINt;s STAMPS . - on Sale at Business Office, The Journal 7S0 I) a mages Awarded A federal court jury Tuesday returned a verdict allowing Richard Hughes 750 damages for personal injuries received while em ployed by the B. K. Wood Lumber com pany. The Jury found damages m favor of Hughes for about $3428. but in ac cordance with the instructions of Judge Wolverton they returned a verdict for fourteen - sixty-fourths of the total amount found. Hughes brought suit for $5000. Counsel for the lumber company was. given five days in which to file a motion for a new trial. Seaplane Ageney An agency for sea planes has been placed at Astoria by the Oregon. Washington & Idaho Airplane company under the1 direction of Larry Hiekam, sales manager for the organi sation. The city of Astoria has asked for bids on the new skidway for sea planes to be built on Youngs bay. R. L. Simons of the Hazelwood company is one of the latest purchasers, investing in a standard J-l land plane, which was delivered to him Tuesday. The plane will be used In covering sales territory and for advertising purposes. .-.'.-- Train Service Changed Mixed pas senger and freight trains which have been operated in owl service between - Centralia and Grays Harbor by the ' O-W. are to be changed to straight passenger trains and an additional coach 1 will be added. Increasing popularity of the Grays Harbor night service is re sponsible for this change, according to passenger officials of the O-W., who announced the intended change. Bid for Tellow Pine Accepted The Baker White Pine Lumber company, with mills at Baker, was the successful bidder Tuesday afternoon for 13.000,000 feet of yellow pine. Douglas fir and Western larch ,on Camp creek in the Whitman national forest. The forest service received $3 per thousand for the yellow pine and 60 cents per -thousand for the other species. Wajpen's Anxlliary Meeting A recep tion and meeting of the women's auxil iary of the Carpenters' union will -be held Friday night at the Eagles hall, according to plans completed today. Re freshments will be one feature of tfce event. v ; . .-. " Cheney Forced on Water nation -Cheney, Wash., 18 miles southwest of Spokane, was placed on a water ration last week, and residents of the. place are dependent - largely on tank shipments SUMMER The Moody B AT Glads tome jParlk -JULY 25 TO AUGUST 22 Bible teachers of national reputation For Ministers, Christian Workers, Young People Ideal Surroundings Fine Camping Cafeteria VACATION Oft SUMMER ' SUBSCRIBERS When going away for the summer or on four vacation, have The Journal follow yoa at the regular rate, or the following agents will supply you at 'regular city rates: Barview, Or W. A. Sippell. Jr. Bay. City. Or. Mrs. T. A. OUlen. i Cannon Beaeti Fv-ola, Or. H. I Barria. Carson, Wash. Carl B. Smith, also Bhip herd's Springs, i Csribskli. Or. I). C. Ellis. Gearhart, Or'. -W. I. Boblnaon. -' Long Beach, Wash. Stranhal A Co. Manhattan Beach Mrs. U, I. Uaston. lisnzsnita Beach Emil G. KardelL Neah-Kah-Nie, Or. A. C Anderson. Nehalem, Or. Nehalem I)rug Company. Netarta. Or. Mr. M. F. Cross. Newrwrt. Or. M. S. nunt. Pacific City O. H. Ward. Ocean Park. Wash. ieo. H. Kramer. - Rockaway Beach, Or. F. P Miller. Seaside, Or. Jsaon MoCane, Koth Drug, store. - .!;" Sesview, Wash.Ceo. -L. Putnam. TUUraook. Or. F. I Eberman. Twin Bocks. Or. D, 3. Van Scyoe. WUhoit Springs f. W. McLersn. from neighboring towns. A.G. Jackson. of the forest service returned Tuesday from a trip to Chen ay, and says that the city's water supply was stopped by breakage in municipal pumping equip ment. Temrjorary relief furnished from a well at the Cheney normal school was suspended by repairs to that pump, ana the mayor Issued an order rationing the limited supply of water available. Ante Leaves SU Charles Hotel for Scappoose 6 :30 a. m. ; St. Helens. As toria and Seaside, 10 a. m 1:30 p. m.; Scappoose and St Helens. 4 p. m.; ex tra Saturday and Sunday to Scappoose and St Helena. 11:15 p. m. Cascade Locks and Hood River 9:45 a. m.,' 2 :45 p. m. ; Bridal Veil and Multnomah Falls. 10 a. m.. 4 n. m. : extra Saturday and Sunday. 11:15 p. m. to Bridal VeiL For information call Marshall 4581. Adv. To Fight Indictment Notice that a demurrer to the federal grand Jury in dictment returned against Fred Peter son, alias Swede Whiter, would be filed within a few days, was given in federal court Tuesday by counsel for Peterson. Peterson was arraigned before Judpre Wolverton and waived the ; reading of the three indictments but reserved the right to make bis plea at a later date. Examination Announced The United States civil service commission an nounces a poatof flee clerk-carrier exam ination to be held, on September 4 for the purpose of establishing an eligible register from which selections may be made to fill vacancies as they may occur in the position , of clerk or carrier, post office service, at Portland. Salary, $1400 a year. , ' 1 : Hsmane Society Acts In a maze of automobile traffic at First- and Main streets Tuesday evening, Trafic Pa trolman Roy Ripley discovered a horse drawn vehicle whose driver had locked a , front wheel with a chain and was abusing his horse to- urge it over the intersection in spite of the handicap. The Oregon Humane society handled the case. . . " ' ' J. E. Dotson Arrested J. Everet Dot s os. wanted on a federal grand jury secret indictment charging him with vio lation of the Mann white slave act, has been arrested by the United States mar shal at Los Angeles, according to infor mation received by Assistant United States Attorney Charles Reames. Bail has beeen fixed at $2000. r Wilbur M. E. Church to Hold Picnic The annual "get-together" meeting and picnic for members of Wilbur Methodist church will be held Friday - afternoon and evening at Peninsula park. The afternoon will be devoted to games for children. The picnic lunch will be at 6 :30 p. m. Friends of the church are urged to Join in the picnic, j Hew Lumber Firm The Ross Lumber company filed; articles of incorporation Tuesday with the Multnomah county cierK, snowing Portland as the principal place of business, a capitalization of du.uuu. ana j faui xappendorff, Thomas Roes and, H. S. McCutchan as the incorporators. ;; l;, Fish Blaster Fined George Carlysle of Cottage Grove was arrested Mondav near Cottage Grove on the charge of dynamiting fish,- was found guilty and fined $100 and costs following a hearing at Cottage Grove Tuesday aCPwrding to a report flle4 at the headquarters of the state fish and' game commission. High School Fienle The Naemohl club of Jefferson high school will hold a picnic at Lake Grove Saturday. The jjarty will; leave the Fourth street South ern Pacific station at 10:05 a. m. Mem bers and alumni are invited and are re quested to carry their own lunches. - Boy Loses Fingers Caught In a saw at 960 Macadam road. George Knippell. 14-year-old boy 790 Twelfth'street, had three fingers ripped from his left hand Tuesday morning. He was taken to the Good Samaritan hospital, where the fingers were amputated to the knuckles. Salem-Mrrl City Stage liine Connects u. . train No. s Salem, arrive Mill City 1 p. m. Also connects O. E. train No. 9 Salem, .arrive Mill City 1 p. m. Joseph Hamman, , proprietor, Salem. Phone 44. Adv. Moonlight Dance Boat Swan. Friday night, fi:30. foot of Jefferson street, by Liberty assembly. United Artisans. Prise waits. . i Five piece union music. iaaies oac, gents 75c, including revenue. AdV. .'.;..-; Held to Grand Jnry Henry Schroe der, .alleged manufacturer of beer, was held to- answer to the federal grand Jury Tuesday by United States Commissioner Drake. His bail was fixed at $250. Fortland-Tfewtoerg Basses leave Fourth and Alder dally, 8 :30. 9 :30, 11 a. m., and 1. S :30. 4 :15. 6 :30, 6 :30 p. m. : Saturday and Sunday, ; 11 p. m. Phone Main 3314. Adv. ; . For Sale Dairy consisting of 55 head of cattle, incidental machinery, milk route of 300 customers. Income $1800 a month. Apply 600 Chamber of Com merce building. Adv. : The 3Tew Moore Sanitaria in with its wonderful building and grounds will be an ideal place in which to recover health- Office, ' 908 Selling building. Phone, Main 10L Adv. . , Shirtwaist Dance, East Sixth and Al der, Wednesday evening. Best music Auspices Liberty assembly. United Artisans. Admission CO cents. Adv. : Steajner -J raid a for St. Helens and Rainier, daily at 2:30 p. m.. foot of Alder street 'Sunday. St. Helens only, 1:30 p. m. Adv. --Uwrt by Ante Gilbert Wniiatns, 41, ,529 ; Taylor f street, was struck , by an ible Institute SCHOOL automobile at Twelfth vand Raleigh streets at 7 :30 Tuesday night, sustain ing a badly cut face and bruised shoul der. He was taken to the St. Vincents hospital. Williams is an employe of the S., P. & S, Railroad company. Journal Clck Takes Layoff An. im paired condition In the electrical mech anism governing the clock in The Jour nal tower is responsible' for the failure of this sightly timepiece to run normally. This inconvenience to the public will be shortlived. Until complete repairs are made, however, the chimes will be silent. Artlflcal Den tares made by the plate specialist. Dr. K. C. Rossman, give ex cellent results, 307 Journal bldg. Adv. Dr. FrankNfiandlfnV relieves eyesight troubles. Vision specialists. 314 Jour nal building. Adv. . - Swimming every afternoon, dancing every evening. "Windemuth on the Wil lamette. Adv. Hill Military Academy, Portland, Or., has government equipment. Marshall 186. Adv. Intoxicated Woman Tears Man's Shirt . . And Shrieks Wildly An unidentified man .was; mourning over the tatters and shreds of a once perfectly good shirt at Union and Hol ladby avenues Tuesday evening about the same time that ear-piercing shrieks punctuated the calm air about police headquarters In a strangely familiar way. - t "Get a cell ready; here comes Iva Freed V the city jail matron called. Shortly thereafter Iva was amid fa- rtrriliar surroundings, charged with be ing intoxicated. ; 1 Iva was arrested by Motorcycle Police Abbott and Forken after arte had cre ated a furore on a streetcar : by. accus ing a passenger of the theft of her ring. She had succeeded In exacting a mush desired pound of flesh to the extent of ruining the gentleman's shirt, to ' the tune of wild cries, it is said, when the police appeared. . ? Summer Session to End University of Oregon, Eugene, July 28. The summer session of the University of Oregon will end on Friday ' Card of Thanks - We wish' to thank the many friends for the kindness shown our lovinir wife and mother during her illness and for the many beautiful floral offerings. A. R. Crump and Family, s Everyone Goes to tnl4lazGlcDOodr , The best of every ! thing j to . eat, pre pared in the way you like best. The ; Hazelwood will wel come you in Port land. 388 Washington 127 Broadway r Our particular business is to supply that need. How suc cessfully we have done and are doing so is proven by the magnitude of our great department. We can serve you, to your entire satisfaction. Your '"j." 4n ii. t,L".,.T..'Z' '"'Vii Oboe Solo Feature On Municipal Band Concert Program The municipal band (Royal Rosarian), Joel B. Ettinger, 'conductor,' will play tonight at Johnson Creek park, on the Sellwood carline. The concert begins at 8 o'clock and the program will be: Overture, "Benriramade' ........... Boasini Selection, "Carmen" ................ Btset rRigoletto" quartet ..J. ...... Verdi "Glow Worm" .................... Lenckc Ecjrptiaa serenade, "Amina" ......... . ; INTERMISSION Selection, "Martha" . . . ... ......... Flotow "Spring Song," oboe solo Mendelssohn Mr. SUrke. soloist) .... V "Hangarlan Rhapsody" .............. Llsat Tim Star Spangled Banner" ....... Thursday night the band will play at Terwilliger park In South Portland and Friday night at St. Johns. Chinese Place Xobbed Pasco, Wash., July , 28. Burglars broke into a Chinese poolroom and se cured about $90 In gold. Jewelry from a punch board ;: and ; several suits of clothing.;-1' '- fi '; Take n 1 "lk- KODAK ; . with you Your speedometer tells you how far you went a Kodak tells you where you went and what you saw. The pleasure of the trip can never fade with clean-cut Kodak pictures to refresh a laggard memory. Better take along a generous supply of film. We have a complete assortment, autographic and non-autographic, and : it is all kept under proper conditions Kodaks from $9.49 up LMEi N. P. Pharmacy 3d and Morrison There is no conceivable musical desire that the Victrola fails to satisfy. Jt is every great artist, every great band, orchestra, singer apd violinist. It is the recorder for al 1 timej of the great vocalists and the greatest soloists, preserving for future generations their masterpieces. Every home needs the elevating and educating influence that only the Victrola arid Victor Rec ords brings. . ' Namm Here Brings Catalogs and Address. MORRISON ST AT D R O AD WAT llgBAlleD MASON AND HAMJN PIANOS sHeiseo, oai ACstasacsiTO. Fire in Woods Near Oarrolls Controlled Kelso. Waaru. July 2S. The first woods fir to do any damage in Cowlit county this year occurred in the old Barr logging ground near Car rolls, Monday. The fire burned through a pile of cedar posts and light poles. The loss was not great and the fire was quickly checked through, the efforts of County. Fire Warden H. C Couch. . I 5:Year-01d Boy Dead Of Injures Received When, Hit by Auto Injuries received In an automobile ac cident Sunday proved fatal to 5-year-old John Chappelle. Miller at C:30 p. m. Tuesday at St. Vincents hospital. While running across Division street near Fast Forty-first street Sunday nlaht to catch his father, the boy was struck by afT automobile driven by E. O. Chandler, resident at the University club. Deputy Coroner Goetsch said Tuesday that he had talked with relatives who witnessed the accident and learned that Chandler 3 Big Busy Store ' y : " Irvington PhVy Perkins H't'l Ph. E. B'way at 15th 5th and Wash. Terms: was drivinr his car within the legal speed limit. He announced that no in quest would be held, as be could find no evidence of criminal negligence. J. p. YOU DOH'T GIVE THE MIDDLEMAN. A CENT when you buy a Suit here! Hi WW- : . m: Do you realize that when you buy a suit from the averige Retailer, you are actually paying from two to three separate profits? First, the manu facturer, Wien the Middleman and then the re tailer all of them get their share. But we are the manufacturers and sell direct to the wearer and when you buy a suit here you pay but one' prof It -and that is ours. Therefore, you are in reality paying the wholesale price, because you are buying direct from the manufacturer and that la why a Brownsville all-wool suit will cost you less. MEN'S WOOL BROWNSVILLE WOOLEN MILL STORE ENTIRE BUILDING : THIRD AND MORRISON Ljlj I If "v F I n n F h NOW PLAYING I - TUBES FREE! At Our Special Tire Sale . - In order to REDUCE our stock oU TIRES, we will sell MOHAWK QUALITY TIRES for a few days only at 15 OFF list price. With each tire sold will be given free a MOHAWK QUALITY tube. , ' Eyery tire and tube offered is of new stock no seconds included. . Remember, this offer is for a few days only. Roberts Tire and Rubber Co. N. E. Corner Broadway and Ankeny i Phone-Broadway 4700 - Flnley ft Son. undertakers, will have charge of the funeral. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Miller. 76 East Twenty-fifth street north, are the parents of the boy. SUITS $27 to $54 PATHE NEWS BURTON HOLMES -Thursday Only Pure lard, No. 5 - Q(?. pails.......... tpX.O Shortening, No. 5 AP0 paUs......... ...... JOt ?oho?:rg:.No:.$l.0 Pot roasts, per "I JC r pound ....... . . .... JL fj C , , Harlan Markets Central Aisle ' ..urf:.No:.165c iiugar cured bacon, QC pound....... Ot3C Pacific Smoked Meat Department, SUGAR PURE CANE 5 pounds for (J"j i Q only . . D L JL O 10 pounds for 2 26 3 pounds for fiOp only ....... .v.. ... . vl C? Ks 100-pound KOO Kf sack for: onlyn)sWs-OU .5 Crystal White Soap for........ 25c At the Sugar Store DENTISTS IKC PLA'l Ea $10 GUARANTEE OUB WOEK Poreelala Crows g i...l5.0r Poreelais riHlsss Sl.OO tl-K Gold Crowns .......SS.Oll IS-K Gold Brldtr. ...Is.OO xtraetlsf You ctn hare, an examination f your teeth free of any charge or obli gation by calling at our office. 231 Ji Morrison. Corner Second Entire Corner. LOOK FOR THZ BIG UNION SIGN House of Cheer - Tlia 8eartl Is a uw, tnodrrn anl lcsntlr-a-pointed hota, possrssint one of ths must brsuU ful cornrr lobbies in tha Northwest. lxx-slel at 10th and Alder streets, opposite Old. Wor'maa ii. Kim's big departnwnt arsv in hrsrt of retail and theatr district. Ustes. $1.60 sncf up. Has meets all trains. "W esr also rur.i from L'nion dep. to HOTEL KEVVAIlii. Aa siosi knt dining nam in eonnsction. - W. C. CCTIERTSON. Jrop. mini miiumin m The . . UNITED -ARTISANS Insure the Whole Family New 20 Pay Life and Whole Lire Plans Assets Nearly 11,600.000.00 Artliaaa Blag Broadway and Oak St. Alain 1220 itsi tti Reliable Dentistr We miarantee our work for 10 years. We will examine your teeth free and tell you Just what they require and what it will cost I five my personal 1 attention to all work. r. N.wt53 DR H. T. NEWTON, Pron. , . Open Evening Until 10 Boston Painless Dentists Between 4ts sad 4th os Washinftos SU FURNACES $165 We hare Plpeless Furnaces, the best make, which we can install as low as f 165.00. We have a bl? tock of Ktcbardnon & Boy n ton and Boynton Furnaces ' Suitable for mail nouses which we will -sell at a very low price If ordered before August 1st. It wilt pay you to see us. Have your furnace repaired how. J. C. BAYER FURNACE CO. M MARKET ST. ircosNt a yamhiu. t. BAND CONCERT AND DATJCE TONIGHT (T OLUMBIA BEACH