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Newspaper Page TextSATURDAY. AUGUST 7. 1820. THE' OREGON DAILY JOURNAL." PORTLAND. OREGON ! -- v'j - TOWN TOPICSr Traveler to n point of tba Called States or eoroacl enonkl tut t4nnUf ef eapwneneea re formation and tenice offered through The Ore gon Journal TraveJ Boreas, ia pereonal ebra of Doner B Smith. Bgilroad tlcketa and eteamahip bookings tru4, Foreign exchange Hdi uionMOoi gjf rccartjinc paeepona. .' OOMINO'CVCNTS - Wgihingloo Aeeeclarton f County Oerka, Vancouver, Anguat 7. ' Bayer' week, Agrul tor 14. American Society of vil SegUr onvn Won, Anguat 10 12. i , . Ortega Baptiat ttmng People'e eaeembly. Glad etone Ctigntgoque grou4, Anguat 21 to JO. Oregon Cferuuas Sndieevor eomewr eonference. riml fl... A ...t.r 111 L 8DtSlM . P Mtt convention. Ceavailia. Sveptgatee Fruae Feetivai, Ven-oover, VTaee.. Septom- : wi 19-18. i - . - - Son of Herman, grand kx!. Portland. Sep. Inabtr S 1. i ' . i- Pewrfletna Bound-Up. Sept'mVrr 98-Z5. Waahingiea State W. C. T- Vancouver, September 8-80. j ' : Oregon Stat Fair. Salem. September ST to October 2. ' idabo State Fair. Boies, September 27 to Oelnber $. . Fecifio Coaat i Gaa - aaaociatioo. Portland, Sep tember. Washington Btata Fair, Takima. September Multnomah Counfy fair, Craibaov October I'artfio International ZJveatock: aaeociatioa. Fortlaad. Noeamber 1ft to 20. Oreeon-ldebo Farmera' Educational Union of America. Tba Eallea.. Ieoenber 2 to 4. TOPAY'S FORECAST Portland nd Vicinity: Tonight and Sunday. 'alrBonlnrCTterly wind. Oregon and Washing-ton: Tonight and. Sunday. fair; moderate north westerly wtndk. A moderate low preesuro area la central thk mnrmng o'er South rq ArUona; in other aoctiona relatively pigh praaaura prevafla, with fcigbeet readings in Wattcrn BrUiai) Columbia, UfM raina Jut fallen at scattered statiope In tha Northern Knoay mountain reclon, Mitaiamppi Val ley, and aJang tha North Atlantic ett The weather i muoh esoler ia boctiana of tha Northern Kocay mountain itates and alon tha Gnlf eoaat, with littla or no cbajue in tern (era tar h othr aectiona. KaUtire humidity at Portland: Noon yaataf. day. ft p cent; B :00 p. u. yesterday, 49 par cant: 1:00 l m. todajr, per cant. M fraciplutlon ainca January 1: TotJ, JT.tlj I"0!"! ormal, S5.2a inches; daficienry.j 7.7 ' , i ygAyh: oiuiut i OBSHRVATIOJTS I STATIONS hk er. Or. . i " .". oiaa. Idaho . t . tcvn, Maao. ............. iuffalo, N. y. -Chicago, IIL liroTt r, Colo. ,,,,.,,,,,.. rroana. Caj, ..!;..,,!.,;.; Galeaaton, ! Teaaa - . Helena. Mont. . , j, , , , . HonoiuiM., t. . Huron, 8. t. . t , . . Juneau. Alaakn , . . . , . . , . . , KaliapaU, UonC Kanaaa Citgr. Ms. . , 4 I.aa Angela. Cat MadJord. Or. ...... j Mamphia. Tunn. , , . 4 , Miasoula, Wont, ... Modena. Vlah -w uneaju, 1. . , , North Head, Waab, , forth PUMa. ab. . . Okiahoa City, OWa. phomU. Arl. . , . , . niirnurf, pa. . rmauo, aaano Portland, Or. ..... 1.. , . .. . prinea Rupert. B, C. ...... Hosaburg. Or. Hae-aU, N M- Baorajnanto, Cat , , t. loaiM, Mo. .......... Ht. paul. Minn. . ... fait tako iCIty Utah . . , . . Baa tHogo. Cat . . Ban Franrbee. Cat aie. wa'n. Sharidan, Wyn. ."i . . . - auiaa. Aaaa ............ Bpakana, Wah. . . Taeoma, Waah. Tampa. Fla. Tangiig. Alaka . . v.!,;;. Titooah bland, Waji. Tononah. Ner. , , ; .VidM. Aia Vanoouear B. C. ........ V ictoria, ft. C. ........... Walla Walla. Waah. . . . . . , Ww'ilngtoij, t. j. WUltton. N. IV .......... Winnaaueea, A fur noon report of preceding' 'Sly ! !' THBIPf :j ! ' ' and ' WAR BAVIN tiS STAMPS 1 on Bala at ; BaiiacM Offica. Tba Journal ' . Pr. Ljman to Speak Dr, Richard R. Lyman of Salt Lake City win be the principal speaker at the services of tha Iatter-Oay Saints church tomorrow. Dr. Lyman is a member of the quorum of Twelve Apostles which Is the executive body of that (the Mormon) church. The chapel ia located on East Madison and Twenty-fifth streets, whero services will be held, at 12 o'clock noon and 6 :20 p. m. , Alrho are interested are cordially invited to attend. - - . . Aste leavt et ciisnec Hotel tor Goappoese 6 :0 a. m. ; St. Helens, As toria and 6easida. 10 a. m.. jujo p. re, 1 Ocappooea and St Helens, 4 p. m. j ex tra Saturday and Sunday to Scappopse ssid t Helens. ll:is p. m. , cascade Locks and Hood. River 9 ;45 a. m.. 1:45 p. nut Bridal Veil and Multnomah Falls. 10. a. m, 4 p. nut extra Saturday and Sunday, litis p. m. to Bridal Veil. For information call Mershall 4381 Ady. Men's i Sesort Program "WTit Be came of: the Prodigal Son." will be the subject of the P-ev Levi Johnson at the Men's Resort. Sunday at 4 p. pv Music and singlngi. conducted by Mr.' Johnson will precede tha service. Utah Clab E b ta rrain iTwo hundred members of the Utah elub and their friends spent Friday night on the river II 1 1 1 Moonlight Excursion and Dance vmif&szr wiMgii-iBiia r-mnnrn t muw, : ' y?f - j h - r .' s v. yejaOcU -Oa-j.".-M:.,i: afvja'"; TONIGHT AND SUNDAY The New Palatial UEBIRB 1 Leaves Foot of Wet Mofriaon Dock at 9 P. M. put.D-tr-ce in, DincinS- with our wonderful prmg noor,Franci BIub, the Queen Banjoiat, famous Cotillion Orchestra and that Jaz? Drummer Vic, , - j Boat NoW Open for Inspection and Charter. . MONTROSE RINGLER, Mgr. ;:. i vi ' -.; '';"..-;.:.-; j .- .y-. t -in.;i. t.;.;v, --.,,,-, . yp-:- t -tvu I- aBgeasasesBMr--T,.,-,rtl , ; ,- j - ... . y POWER VIES GO ' DOWN CARS STOP . TraKia wm Jmmed,. electric ele vator j $ervle In the bUBinesa - dis trict balked, and virtually evry.c tlvlty j dependent on eleetrle power waa at a BtandBtlU yrlday afternoon or : more thai an botur when two li.eoo-TOlt wjreB - of the E Portland Railway, light & Power company broke ' down at Holladay avenue and Crosby street at 4;4f p. ni. -Electrle lights in the ."business district were kept burning 'by a big storage bat tery at JBreadway and Alder atreeta. Ad undergrotind cable at Broadway and Alder street burned -out. . At Van couver avenue land Kil'iPKworth Street several switches burned out as a result of the break, j The disturbance , was se genrai that repair men .were unable to get things I in condition . until s :J p m- Many placas wsre supplied with eleetrteity befere that time, however, i Police say that the tie-up' of traffie waa the worst lever experienced in Port land by a condition t this kind. It waa compered by them to a night dur ing the rcnt fchrinera convention when tor hours the street wera jammed and trnffln far m. tlm wan immevabln. 4 The " break occurred Just in time ta stop the great heme coming crowds. Especially in the business district, street cars and! automobiles were strung along for many blocks. aboard the Be Bird, the boat having seen chartered: for the occasion by for mer Utahane. The affair was the second ef a series of j successful entertainment and social features arranged and car ried out by the club since its organisa tion three months ago.' J Seoats BesrUter for Cass Camp Brockway, the poy Bcout week-end camp, located on the banks of 8ndy river near Troutdale, is open to all - Scouts who- register at Scout headquarters, op posite Central library. The rule that all scouts must be accompanied by their Scoutmasters has been suspended for the summer, J, Ai. Read, a Scoutmaster, having been placed in - charge of the camp on Saturdays and Sundays.' j Chamber Committees confer Reach ing a eloser basis of cooperation between tha port of Portland and the port of Astoria, a committee representing the Astoria Chamber of Commerce conferred Thursday with! members of the shipping eornmittee ef ithe Portland . chamber. Those present from Astoria were W. F; O'Brien. B, Fr Btope and John Talc The Portland chamber was represented by President Van Puser. C S. Dent, John Lett. Pert c. Ball and P. Heth erton.: - - ' . 1: Arrested aadi peend to Be HI William Meyer, 6, was picked up while wander ing about in the Piedmont district Fri day by C. E. Baton, deputy county clerk. He was brought to police headquarters, where he was held for alleged vagrancy; He was found ;o be 111 and Aoting Mu nicipsi Judge lreich ordered him sent to the county hospital. ' Fined $180 tor Cbqdseting Lottery Chin Stn. Chinese, was fined $100 by Acting Judge Jeich Friday for conduct ing a lottery! game; Peter Pashford and diaries Johnson, said to have been visiting the game, were fined $50 each. The men were) arrested at Fourth and Taylor streets by Officers Meacham and Pagan. j,.;.. .; ,j -raabe to Break at Baddalst Chsreli "Buddha's Kvaogel" will be the sub ject of an address to be given by Pro fessor James Irving Crabbe at the Bud dhlst i church, S North Tenth street; Sunday evening at S, o'clock. The RevI K, Murakami, Budhist miftisteV, will pre side. " j Idaho VUItors Here Mr. and Mrs. F. Collina cf Boise, Idaho, arrived in Port land Friday, to spend several weeks at the home of Mr. Collins' niece. Mrs. Grant Lincoln,' 654 Third street, and her charming daughter, Virginia. Salem-wm City stage use Connects O. E. train No. $ Salem, arrive Mill City I. p. m. Also connects O, B. tram Na 9 Salem, iarrtve Mill City 7 p. m. Joseph Hamman. proprietor, Salem. Phone 44. Adv. PortlaBd.Kewserg Basses leave Fourth and Alder dally. $:to. 9:30. 11 .t I. $;$0, 4:15, i:80, $:$0 p, m, ; Saturday and Sunday, U p. m. . Phone Main 314. AdV. Tomorrow -The Reaiisatlbn gong Book." 8 o'clock. -""wn wign scnooi. everybody in VJICtJ. VQV, Steamer Iraida fnr s irai.. Rainier, daily at 3 :80 p. m.. foot of Aider street Sunday, St, Helens only, 1:30 p, m. Adv. Swimming Ivtry Aftersoea and eve ning.. Dancing levery hvenlna except Bun day and Monday at Windemuth. Adv. Exenraloa Steamer Olympian for Cas cade f Locks every Sunday at 9 a, m, Taylor street (dock. Main $05. Adv. Pon't Fall Its Stop at the Sammit, Pat's place, Columbia river highway, for a cool drink. Ad. . ''ii -H ''.;'! The government of Algeria will dis tribute French sugarbeet seed to farm erB In an endeavor to experiment with the production! of beet sugar. - - " - B' m r -PI rr Pleasure Boat .- -- 1-- . 99 rTIHAT every day is wash day when -a. there's a bsby n the house. . Ha That it has always been more or less of a mystery, to us ov the girl -: who checks bats at the dining room ' makes so few mistakes when she deals them out again. , That it's probably all in the train- :- I ' f : -if:'- 1 'i A --Q ' : V That Senator Harding is making phonograph records of bis campaign speeches. U . tag ibbj . That he must be careful that he doesn't nay anything he wouldn't care to have repeated, r -Bob," son cf BatUe WfU, -folks, yesterday during the noon hour we stepped back two decades in our young life. Two decades and two, to be more exact back to the days of pur boyhood - when the old town was ablaso with Patriotic) fervor, when the train serv Ice to our little town was not fre auent enough to keep us posted en the news we were so eager to get so that enterprising .townspeople . contributed to the expense of pony riders, who relayed on a 10-mlle trip to the nearest city every eve- nina- to bring us the afternoon pa- l pore. What a thrtll it ga,va our young soul to see the rider dashing up the long main street In a eloud , of dust, bundles cf papers in his saddlebags ; what a scramble for : the news, and hoW we Stood about : on the outski rU of groups of our t elders who discussed the . latest de velopments in a national crisis. - V.: p S . ; .' And at last . the big news came. k War with Spain was declared.1 All ' us boys wanted to go, but w weren't old enough. , How wo cheered and cried as the older lads waved good-bye to qa all from the train windows when our town's Vol-, unteer company steamed away. How dead the town seamed after they - left .. . ; : : $qi pa 'f ; , But there was no getUng away from it--we had "toi sUy ; we had to ; be content with fighting mJmlo bat tles in our dooryards and " In the street; content to mew down Imag inary Spaniards with imaginary m chine guns, and to run them thrqugh and through with! wooden swords? t a,d to stand victoriously at last to receive imaginary plaudits and bom age from our thankful countrymen. That Is, all but one of our "gang did that. He, the one we had lunch with yesterday, ran away to war (we bUU thrill when we think of It) and it all became very real to him. This chap, he was H years old then, and not large f of hi age, either, beat his way to Salt Lake City from the town we lived in. and from there he rode the rods to San Francisco. He was put off the train time and time agajin, but be always crawled back n ihe cornea of old Irish etock) or wafted for the next train, if necessary; t las. i Pa ! He had no money, but be man aged to live, and Brrtvlng finally in the Bay City he hunted up the first transport he could find sailing for ' the Philippine islands.: and stowed aboard. The ship's captain found him and put him off. The lad waited for night and under cover of dark nes be crawled along i the ropes from the dock to the ' ship. He eluded the watehiacn and hid away . down in the hold.f He stayed there until the transport was far at sea. Then, driven to desperation by hunger,- he sought the deck, where be told his story to the soldiers, and they took care of bim. , ". :; v "'' Ba fS t Vi 'i . The captain, however, f threatened to hand him over to the authorities at Honolulu when the ship stopped there for coal, but the little chap waa taking.no chances. When a ship's .officer wss detailed to watch him as the boat neared the port, the runaway slid down a coal chute and remained there in the coal hold . for three days after the transport - . left Honolulu, , Then, hungry and bruised, he went on deck again. The captain, when- the transport was : three days from the island of Luzon, put him in the ship's brig- for safe keeping. But the lad forced open av . port-hole as the ship reared port, saueesed his body through and dived into the shark Infested bay. 1 He swam to a Filipino fishing "casco" and was taken ashore. , ,.: : Bra ;4--- On shore soldiers directed him to the camp of his home-town company. You can imagine, when the boys heard his story, how they welcomed bim. You would have had to whip'i the whole Utah; battery to have taken him away again, and it waa some battery, too. ; -- BaiS Pa -i My friend served through' the en tire Philippine campaign. 'He rode astride the cannon on the march, carried a gun, too, and went wher- ever the soldier went S When the troops came home he was accorded official recognition and honor. He was made an honorary member of '' ' the Spanish-American War Veteran association, and (: Is probably the youngest member of that organisa- tion. - - . "Bsir ai' ' ":-v,'l-Naturally, home-town was not ex eitina enough to hold him long, He punched cattle I in Wyoming for awhile. When the geld fever was at its height Ini Nevada he- went down there, and he operated a line of ..tabs in Goldfield when that: town was at its best or its worst George Wlngfield, Tex"jRiekard and other .. notables of those halypon days were his pals. .1 - ti1 isa But being of the stuff of which regular men arer made, this young fellow realised that he should have an education. So he got it He put himself through j Pullman, Wash., college. Upon graduating he prac ticed as a veterinary t surgeon at Yakima. Then the state of Washing ton put him on the payroll. Until a few months ago he was chief of the . bureau of animal husbandry of the department of agriculture in Wash ington stats. He resigned to accept a -place as assistant superintendent of the Carnation Milk company's purw 7 bred stock farms in Washington, with headquarters in Seattle, pa Pa We didn't talk of his early ex- , . ploits ' or of bis i later euccesses at lunch yesterday.! He . doesn't , talk about himself, but X happen to know his history. And what we admire most of all about him is that he has always been loyal and true to his . mother and has helped bis brothers and his sisters through school. PS pg His name is R. J. Xonohue. To his business and professional as sociates he is "doctor. " . To us. who knew bim in the olden days, be is Boomer the lghtba By Thornton W, Bsrf et. Who keepa an ever watchful aye May learn a Jot fast paaaing by. ' , .Boomer tha Mghthawk. BOOMER the Wghthawk. who isn't Hawk at alt. nor even related to the Hawk i family, is ; one Of those little people who' prefer to sleep the greater part of the day. Late in the afternoon Just before Jolly, round, red Mr. Bun makes ready to go to bed behind 'the Purple Hills and th Black Shadows make eady to steal forth for the night, Boomer starts out to bunt for his dinner. And he keeps on hunting or Jus( flying about for pleasure long after the little stars have come out to twinkle all over the sky. ; Boomer glories ' m his wings. 1He catches all his food in tha air. for he lives on flying Insects, Sorrfetimes he catches them Just above the tops of the grasses, sometimes clos to the tree tope, and sometimes high up in the air. He hunts 1oth low and , high, swooping down, darting up, circling this way, twisting that way now here, now there. Only Skimmer the Swallow and Sooty the Chimney Swift who fly by day, appear to set so much fun out of Just flying. . : Now. being in the air at dusk when certain little people of the Green Mead ows and Green Forest who have spent the day at heme start out in search ef food or adventure. Boomer sees many things gelng on and learns many secrets. He could if he would tell what has be come of many little folks who have dis appeared mysteriously, t r It happened that this particular eve ning Boomer was abroad a little earlier than usual, and took it into bis head to fly over the Old Pasture. There he found the hunting: good, and In a very little while he had filled his- stomach, He gvas Just trying to decide whether to fly over to the Old Orchard or back to the Green Forest : when be saw Reddy Fox leave his heme and start off with the air of going to some particular place. "I wonder what the red-coated scamp is planning to do now?" thought Boomer. "I believe I'll keep an eye on bim and. see what mischief he is up to. . ' 4 So Boomer circled high In the air, and from away up there it was easy to watch Reddy and not appear to be doing so at all. "oomer simply wheeled and turned and darted this way and that as is his way, anft if Reddy Fox saw him, w,bich is doubtful, he didn't give him so much as a thought. - '-H ' ' Reddy trotted straight down to the Green Meadows. Once he raised up on his bind feet to look over the tall grass toward the dear Old Briar Patch. There was no sign of life over there, for it was still early. Then he made straight for- a certain big patch of sweet clover some Y BOAD SHOW i BEIUG Broadway t Tgylor. Cheat Ccnkjin. i am comraies ana giria w pmricai re-ww. uv traoon and eTeniog. ' VAt:nEVTT.i.K ! FANTAGES Broadway at Aider. High ela raucaruie ana pnotopiay laaturea. nroou ' and graniBg. Program ehangea Mopday after noon. ...... . LOW'g HTPIKJDIlOMty roadway it ina- oiiu airevcion Av' eu M e aw . Tilio, Atumoon and night. . PBOTOriATS ' COLrMKIA' Sith at Stark. Thamaa Malghan. in ' Tha ynaoa i- nap. pecono wt, n a. m. to II p. s. -. COUTMBIA Sixth at Btar. Hohart Boawortta io "Batow tne surrgce." t a- m. to p. p. I4BERTY Brogdwa at gtark. Douglaa Maetean ; and Doria May in ,'tt' Ba Faahionahle.' 11 a. m. to Jl p. bjj. MAJESTIC Waahlngton at Park. "Tha Itad lane," ji . ta. to it p. ; , 1'EOPLtS Went Par at Alder. BOlla Burka in Avay uooa (Tuuenoe. a- io STAR Washington at rartt. WW Ttogera In 'Jen' Call Me Jim." H,ra.toHp. m. CWCLK Washington at Fourth- Cbarlea Ray , in "Fgria raen."i ; 0 a, m. t 4 o'elocs the ' next morning, RlVOi'I Washington at Park, peeaie Barriaeale W -uie'a xwt it a. m. to x p. m. FARK ANl RESORTS OAFS AMC6KMKNT PARK CampbaU'a Amar- it-ae banc ro concert every evening and Bun oay aiitruoon- Cpnca&iion, dancipg, bathing, boating. C0VNCU CREST "Top of tha Town," Tra cing, aanu-ementa,' picnics. TVINDKMUTH JtoM Wand. Dancing and win !' ntlng. . . ' m ' COLUilBIA BEACH Dancing, awiraming, eon- eeeelona, . .. i -.. - - Mrs. Bert Lytell ' Bert Lytell'n naxt, Metro production will be titled "A Message From Mars." It will be filmed in New York. Mrs. Lytell is a Kansas City girl, the daugh ter of Mrst Georgia Brown She is best known as Bvelyn Brown Vaughan, for mer actress, playing title roles in "The College Widow" and "The Spoilers" un der the Frohman management 10 years ago, and later j leads in the Lytell- Vsug-han stock company. Mrs. Lytell is unusually pretty with a charming, girl ish figure, and a most winning person ality. ; J.4'-' , ' i. i , ' i -mi- i . .i K . f Betty RosS Clark. Roecoe Arbuekle's leading woman In "The Traveling Sales man." says she is a direct, descendant of Benjamin Franklin. ' Safeguard Your Health!, Now is the Baadle TJp, Water TJp the Saaitsry Way of Brisking- Baadle Down, Water. Down Fall Flow of Water. THE M; L EMNE CO. v Wholesalers ' ;FAULTLESS PLUMBING. HEATING, MILL , AND STEAM SUPPLIJ.S - S4-86-87-S9 Front Street - wk Becomes Interested distance from" the Old Briarpatch. and there hid in theXaU grass. Boomer was puzzled. "Now, who does ha expect to ... catch there 7" thought Boomer. "I wonder if Peter Rabbit is in the habit of visiting that clover patch anI Reddy knows Jt I think ril Just bang around a while and see what hap pens." .-,-.,: '. v . - I . So Boomer flew this way and that way over the Green Meadows, but high in the air and always where he could, keep Reddy Fox in'sisrht . Tba Black Shad ows began to steal out across the Green Meadows and the light to fade. Boomer flew lower so as to keep Reddy In sight For a long time Reddy lay there in the long grass. Once Boomer swooped low It was a rabbit, but ft wasn't Peter . Rabbit. and skimmed Just over the patch I of sweet clover, but pretended not to see ReddV. .--x :.- ;; 1 :. . f "It must be Peter Rabbit he is waiting for," thought Boomer. I can't think of any one else. I think I'll fly over the Old Briarpatch and see if Peter is there.!' .. He turned and flew toward the e"ear Old Briarpatch.. He was half way there when he saw something that caused him to check bis swift flight. It was a Rab bit There was no doubt about that; it was a Rabbit But it wasn't Peter Rab bit. It was only about half as big as Peter. "Well, -1 never!" exclaimed Boomer. (Copyright, 1930. by T. VfV Burgaaa) The next story j Good Guess," "Boomer Makes a One of the aftracUons -ached uled for the Elks' outing Tuesday evening at Windemuth wlilbe a swimming icon test between the fat men of Portland lodge. Harry Thorn will give some high diving exhibits, it is reported. Brodertek O'Farrell is down for his original "shim my" dive. Ed Kropp.' assisted by Mon roe Goldstein, Is to demonstrate saving a drowning person. Elks and their fam ilies will have plenty , of fun. .. , Sunnyalde lodge. A. F. & A. M.i will have a double session Saturday after noon and evening, with a feast between. Many vlsiUng Masons are finding tha shortest road to the new temple at Hawthorne and East Thirty-ninth street Hassalo lodge,- L O. O. F ' Friday night conferred the Prst degree upon a class of 12. ,t The committee on haU building asked for further time. It is expected that plans will be drawn up and a corporation formed next month. . Webfoot camp. Woodmen of: the World, Friday night obligated, two can didates and rushed for the big ice cream freezer in the banquet hall- Every thing was gone before 10 p. m. . . - a a ; Harry W. Millspaugh, national direc tor for the Loyal Order of Moose, was a guest of Portland lodge this week. He is making a tour of coast lodges and reporting on their business and finan cial condition. Melville McDowell has an important role in the second Clermont picture; "Be yond the Cross Roads," which will be released by Selznlck. ..'.!. Frank Mayo's current Universal pic ture Is "Black Friday," adapted for the screen from Frederick S.. Isham's pow erful story of the same title. i . . - . - Jacques Jaccard has finished the sixth and last of his tabloid dramas of the Northern woods, the final story being titled "The Forest Runners." Cfjorge Probert will be Kazlmoya's leading man In br forthcoming picture, "Madame Peacock." , time to install Fountain Faucets ; Sanitary and Always Convenient FOR Residences -Bathrooms ) Kitchen) , I Store . Hospitals Office Buildincjs r IXQriKP TOPB PEALBB ' FRATERNAL NEW PROGRAMS AT CINEMAS TODAY FdlowiBsT is tha new motion and theatrical, lineup for. today, and! the new weekr ' . : . j Hellig This afternoon and night Chester Conklln and his revue, Sunday afternoon and night Georgia Minstrels. , Hippodrome Vaudeville and picture program changes Sunday afternoon. Pantagea Vaudeville and picture, pro gram changes Monday afternoon. Liberty Douglas Maclean and Doris May in "Lft's Be Fashionable." " ColumbiaJ-Hobart Boswortb . in "Be low the Surface. - r Majeatlo "The Dead Llna" - Peoples BlUie Burke in "Away Goes Prudence." Star Will Rogers in "Jes Call Me Jim." .. - Rlvoli Bessie Barriscale in "Life's Twist" ' Circle -- "The Courage of Marge O'Poone." f Boy' Shot Dead, His Friend Thought Gun Had Empty Chamber Harvey Hibbard. aged S years, was shot by hfs boy . pal. Rockl Carulll aged 9. . They were good friends. Recki said. Harvey died at St. VlncenU hospital late Friday. - ' . . - S j. The j two boys - were playing in the neighborhood of Recki's borne at 71$ Past Brooklyn street Recki's father is Nick Carulli. a fruit vendor. Harvey, son of J. H. Hibbard, 630 Bast Twentieth street had taken a .3$ caliber revolver from his home,. and' the boys were' Play ing with It - j "Here Roeki. you shoot it It! ain't loaded." Harvey said, after he! had pulled the trigger couple of times, and it naa rauen on empty clampers. iRocKt took the gun. He pulled the trigger and he shot his pal through the I body Just below -the right lung. Harvey was tnymeaiateiy rushed to St Vincents hos pital by the Ambulance Service i com pany, Roeki waa takene to the police station, and will be turned over to the juvamie court ror investigation. 1 Water Breaks Fall When Occupants pf Auto Are 'Spilled' Slough water off the river road Just south of MUwgukle early Friday i night saved tha lives of five persons in an au tomobile in charge of C. A. Pierce' U. 6.' arrny, when the machine backed off a 80-foot embankment and turned .turtle at the water's edxe. . i - Pierce declared the transmission to hlsl ear was defective, and . when , he at tempted to back to make a turn near the trestle south of Milwaukie the can could not be controlled and . plunaed ever the bank. . A small girl and a babe in: arms were among - the passengers, whose names the soldier refused to divulge. The party was thrown free of the car when it rolled over in the water, and aside from painrui bruises to the baby none suffered more than a thorough drenching. Pierce is assigned to the army ; recruiting station In Portland. Spectators declare the presence of ! water to break the fall of the automobile was responsible for saving the--lives cf the party. " ' . " ' ' -.- ' i Minister Falls. Off . Oar, Breaking Wrist k Rev. F. P. Strange. 80. formerly cas tor or tne nrst fresbyunan church at Seattle, now retired and living at 814 Clackamas street, fell off the Monta- villa car at East Twenty-eighth and An keny mtrtm and broke his right i wrist, Friday night! He was taken to St Vin cent's hospital, where he received i treat ment; . !. .,' ' : 1 . let baby B: ' ' ,;; ".-'- . ' 4- 1 t .l: i Jt.i..i . a ccuunj i atn, jji ivmy ucat, mr ing the$e are a few of the trying skin ills which make bsby fretful and keep anxious - mothers busy try in y to soothe the torment j RESINOL OINTMENT is the very thing to give quickreHef. Try It and note how soon baby's fretful crying stops as this gentle, cooling ointment reduces the itching ana burning. .-. j , ' Real not Soaw for baby hair keep j itaoftaadaUky. AfU4retuti.. Miller & Tracey : 8ef Funeral Service 1 ' 'I' i- , ' , . Main 2691 578-85 m INTERNATIONAL MERCANTILE MARINE LINES ' AMERICAN LINE ! NEW YORK CHERBOURG SOUTHAMPTON Pew Tork....,..,.A.SltSept ISlOet 18 At. Pael .... v..,..Asv.$8SpnSOet.t8 CBiladelphls .....Scat !0eW tOctl NEW YORK HAM3URG Moagolla ...... .Aag. HIAepttilKoT. S Manehsria .......Sept, UOct SOiPee. 11 ;. .::.-.. - . . ,.; , . , .; .... . i . PHILADELPHIA QUEENSTOWN UVERPOOL ! . Haverferd .......Sept $IOct l(3rev. $6 RED STAR LINE ! NEW YORK SOUTHAMPTON -ANTWERP V! Kreo sland .......Ass. 14 Sept. 18!OeU IJ Lapland ..... ....Ang. 8ISept.f . OeU $8 Finland ....... ...Anf.tsoct. 8!ov. Zaalasd .,.....,. SpU 0et. lNev. 1$ par reMrvefceng end ticket apply to total eotntt or Companyt Office, C, T. S art ant, S19 Saeeod . Ave, Seattle. Fnena Mala 11S vaearioN or summrn suascMistns Whan going away for tba mnmt ar en roar vacation, hav The Journal follow yoe the regular rata, or tba following agent win enpply yon at regular city ratea: , Barriew. Or. W. A. Sippall. Jr. 1 Bay City, Or. Mra. T. A. Gulen. -Caaso -fh tonla. Or. 1U L. Pirria . Carton, Waah. Car) B, Sauts. sloe Ship- Garibaldi, Or.--n. C. PlUa. Gear hart. Of. W. L Boblnaan. , long Baach. Waah. Stranbal 4 Co. Manhattan Beach Mra. G. J. Haatoe. Vanunita Beach troil O. garde u. Neah-Kaa-b'ia, Or. A. O. AndaraoaJ r Nehalam, Or. NebalaS) Drug QoafJ, Netarta. Or Mra. WF. Cfoaa, i Newport, Or. U. 8. Hunt Paeifio City O. H- Ward, I Ocean Park, Waah. Geo. H. Kranwa , Roekaway Beach. Or. F. P. Miller. . Beaaida, Or, Joe fttcCuna, &ota Prag aapra. Wa.'--Oao. ;jW Fntnanv TiUamook, Or. F. L. Eberman. Twin KockaJ Or. D. J. Van Soyee. WUhoit Spring F. j W. McLeran. L. Welch, 50, Dead at Second Street Hotel A man about 60 years old, who had registered at the Ohio house, 9 Becond street, under the ' name of L. Welch, was found dead lp his . roomf at 7 o'clock Friday evening, apparently as a result of taking strychnine. He had an employment card In his pocket signed L. B. piper, The body was taken! to the morgue. - ' j - Milk can be kept icool without) lee by the use of a new porous earthenware cover that will bold a quart botUe and keep Its temperature down by evapora tion, the cover first being saturated with water. - "' - . . SWIMMln . PVPBT AFTKKNOOJf APP PAprip o , PVFBT PVNINO ETCKPT Q B.V a . M If XI AU.l I'Jt a Launonas as raoi or merrieen pnaea, or Take Braeklyn Car: to Weaeware Ave. ITTi FURNACES $165 - We have Pipeless Furnaces, the best make, which can install as lew as $186.00. We have a big stock of Richardson a Boynton and Boyntoa Furnaces suitable for small houses which we will sell at a very low price if ordered before. August 1st- it will , pay you to gee us.-- - : .-.;-:- ,..:: Have your furnace repaired now. J. C. BAYER FURNACE GO. ' t4 BASKET IT. CAN MEATS! USG i JARS Miller & Tracey Adult Caskets $30 to $1000 Main 2691 578-65 TRANSPORTATION ! EAM5HIP! MIRALIJN3J f " a. a. "oitt op topska" r Saua 9:00 P. M August 1$, for Cbea Bay, Eureka and San Fra nciaoo, conne"ting with eteaaiyrg to Loa Angela and Baa Diago, . PABSKvaen and jfhftght ' bkrvicb TO MEXICO AND CENTRAL AMERICAN PORTS, FROM BAM FRANCleCO, VIA S. S. "CCKACAO." ACOL'ST 38, tick st orrice 101 third st. " FrUfht Office MunlalpaJ peek Ne. $V , . :, l Phone Main asst. Pacific Steamahip;Company t - ;. aoya-aayo roaiag ersrveaa ) . NEW YORK HAVRE LA LORRSINB .', . . . .Aug. to, Bapti 1T, Oot 1S KOOHAWBIAW ,f ..Aug. t1, St. tS, Oct. S LAFAVSTTS Aug. g7, SP4. , Oct. S3 LA SAVOIS .......Sept. S.Oct. 1, Oct, SO rttSNCB ...... Sao. B, Oct, t B, Nov. S LA TOURAINB .....Seat, 14, Oca. 11 S. Nov. SO Futaxl Brae., paclfte Oeact AtesU, 10S Cherry Street, Seattle, er any Lecel Ajant, Astoria Route , S. S. "ASTORIAN" $ 0 P. M. DAILY except Thursday FARB $1.86, including tag Taylor-St Dock i " : Phones Mala sues j Hi-$ ' ASTOniA BNt WAV POINTS JiTft GEORGIA NA Reuna Trip Dally IBices Prldayt LSAvES POBTCANO Tl10 A, M. Alaae-gwvet Peek. , t . LKAVKS ASTORIA t g, M. rLAVCL DOCK I w FARS SLAB EACH WAV. tract Connect ton fori South BeacHaa. - Right Boat Dally, S m. m. Bvory Oay Kaeapt Sanaa Main la2t, B41.SS WHITE STAR LUIZ NEW YORK CHERBOURG SOUTHAMPTON Adriatic .......... Aaa;. 14'e.apt ltlOrt, 1(1 Olympic .....Aag.SSjSeptf lSjQeU 9 NEW YORK QUEENSTOWN--- UVERPOOL i Mobile Caltie . Ileitis , Gedtie ....I... . .Ag.SI?Aept.SS ..Ae. S8!Oet. I tior. 8 ..BepU 4Oet. j.Vov.,it ...L .Kov.se NEW YORK GIBRALTAR- NAPLES GENOA I Cssoaple .Asg. $9 .Sept. It vreue WHITE STAR-DOMINION MONTREAJJ QUEBEC - . LIVERPOOL i Megastie ....... .Ace.. ti Sept. lAIOet, 18 Canada ABf. SfiAepuSaiOet. 80 g AMUSEMENTS PORTLAND ZZfs ?urs. AUGUST 1G47 SHOW GROUNDS TWENTY-FIFTII and RAIX1GH - A f nse or tuwfrl DkOVBS Cf Ml"- t 1 ' h hTm C WILD t ' T r. mm. KTrar ao .. . : V 1 u Pa j ZOOLOBltAX. e A .REF OTATIOI f A4missio i tickets and reserve i seats on sal each day at hcr j man-Clay Piano Co. Siath and Morrion " : No Extra Charge .TOMORROW ill. WW TICKETS TTOVV LL1.NU MFII ir Broadway at Taylor All-eil-ilVj. Phone Mala- 1 j MATINEE till P"l V ; EVK51SU $ll WMtl . TO!.:oaRov, Aua. b GEORGIA MINSTRELS l PEOFLE 48 !.-1$ Vasdavnie Arts It P0PUUHPHICES5:Sr.sa,'-... Children Poder 1$ at Matisse Jc UCIf 1 Bresdwsy at Taylor rllLlI .IVjt Fbono Main LAST TIME TONIGHT SUB Chester Conklin (In pervoo) "own coMPAur Charming piim Bj tlae. Own ilarx o ohaattt. Bra fartna J IS - -50TZITT- I Summer Rcvuc i VoPULAH FRioea svsninq si. eo . - 1 Tske the Moat Wonderful Trolley Ride In the World TONIGHT! Climb up the mountain to the "Top of tha Town," try the rides, games and then the DANCING! it's simply wonderful ia the Big Open Air Pavilion at OUNCIL RES T P ARK FREE CONCERT SUNDAY HEAR I CAMFglLL'S FAMOUS BANS . t ; TONIGHT f'iss DcnoTHY daf;:;:h lf;;;: Aero-0-itralto of Note. AMUSBMSNTS OONCCS6IOK3 I : Admltainn to Fark Frao to 5 P. If. aily Kxeept Sundaya sou linlintr. Cara Flrtt and Alder. Fire r.-- PA N TA & E r : Jj, MATIN tK DAILY trSO i Teuns Amorlea't rivnrtfa Divert laement With a hoot of Dtmlnvrtve Animal Pwrr -", '' i Bntertainmant, Three Parfotmancei -ijbIiv ;gbl Curtain i T and 9 " r m i e.1 : nhBiweoiiili, Toooy TomgM "The Mailna Dao-n,' wnl-t wina oaneing; weeeta Barriaeale n ' lue fl r.mii Who llnderetood" : Hoon Jahneon. tnricJ-r: The Ferrlnla, qailibriaUi Cooper and Lana, "Tee neuooy ana ine rortcr ; atiair tni crept. I, l ,e Reporter." WalUr S. Ash at the Viurl'i... THIS WESK BA SATUROAVr tUNSAi, AUOuaT 7, S. matinee emurflur ana ounsev. FOftTLS NO OHaaTlO COry In "THI MAKKICO WOMAN" wtth the fonuer -rH known film - VIO MASTINOS ang MISS CARLS tN HuivT os O'tiea opatv Haaanra Tour Ttcteu On With the Dance HEW ETiOADtVAT HALL Broadway at Sfnin. POBTLASIVS FIN EST UA5CS PATILIOS Every Week Nirzhi Ptritilnit't 10-Plece Oreheatrs pg I TO PA3CE LLSS053 PJ.L-.