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MONDAY, JUKE 13, IZ2L THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON. 7 TOWN TOPICS OOXEtG CTKTT3 k. F. ad A. M. crsad fade. Jam tS-lT. ., Fi 1111 Star, rraad eaaptn, Ivnm 1. Worth was Utm Etoetxat Xisbt A Poww aasacsB- . noa cow m i. i(Omi)t PtoocCTS inriiHuii, Portland. Jra. . Oratoa Social Works a is tstfcm. Job IS. Ttalm Kortbwsst Golf louraajasat. Jon 29- 25. BuiMing Owaers and aUnagan, Portland. , Jim 2t to 24. G. A. R. dep.rtm.nt BcanpBt, Pssdlstoa. i Jam 14 to l. Nor wst Conf arsac of Giaduata Morses. Job 22 to 24.. fltats LetUr Canters associstfem. Botana. Jans 29. Indian Vu Vstsrsns of North Fadfia coast, Jon. 80. Tri-Slata Medical aaaoeUtkm eoaearJoa. Jnra SO. July 1 and 2. Orasoa Latnon, DcparbaMBt of Oraaxia, En- (Joitcd .Artisans' eoavantioB, Astoria, inly 2 to 4. -.s -- Patrons- of Husbandry, aUta aransa, Socana, Jnbr 7 to 10. BtaU Editorial aasoelsUon, Band. Jul 18 t and 10. - National Association gdsnifio AaaUnc Ctabs. . Portland. August. . T Baptist siaia conwution. Colnmbla City. Jolj 26 to 29. - . State Dental society, Portland, Ancnst. , Butch' waek. Portland, isrurt 1 to 6. Independent Ordat Bad Man. crest eonacO, ', Astoria, August 2. Soutbwasl Wsshtagton fair, Chahalio-Oantra-oa, August 23. Pacific German Methodist eonferenea, 'August - 24. - Lans : County Fair. Kuceaa. Septsmbar IS - to 1. Clackamas County Fair. Canby. September 14 to 10. . Northwest Bay and Grata Snow, Pendleton. September 19 to 24. Multnomah County ' Fair, Graabam, flaptaov ber 10 to 25. , . Columbia County Fair. 8b Helena. Septambat 21 to 23-- Oregon 8UU Fair. Salem. September 20 to October 1. N - Linn County Fair. Albani, Ortober 8 to 8 Wasco County Fair, To Dallas. Octobee 4 to 7. Orecoa Methodist conference. Forest GroTe, October 6. - Polk County Fair. DaUaa. October to 8. Koyal Arcanum, crand council. , Portland. Oo ' tober 13. - Knichts ' Templar, crsad eommaadory. ba Grande, October lav National Grange meeting, Portland, Novembct 8 to 18. Pacific, International fjTCstock Exposition, - Portland. November 21 to 2ft. - . American Historical association, Pseiflo Coast branch, Portland. November 25-26. Orecoa Bar association. Portland. December. WEATHER FORECAST Portland and Vicinity Tuesday generally fair;, westerly, winch, ' " f Oregon Tuesday fair: cooler east portion to night; moderate westerly wind. Waxhincton Tuesday probably showers; cooler east portion tonight;: moderate southwesterly winds. WEATHER CONDITIONS -Three rather unimportant high pressure areas are ahown, n central in Manitoba, one orer lyin the Gulf slates and lower Mississippi ralley, and the other approaching the middle Pacific Coast. 0er the remainder of the country the pressure is cenerally moderately low.- The prin cipal depression it central in the- northern Rocky Mountain region. Precipitation has occurred on the North Pacific Coast, in the southern plsins states- snd local) T in North Dakota, and Tllinoia. The heariest rainfall reported waa 1.22 inches at Roewell, New Mexico, The temperature is gen-, e rally above normal, the greatest excess being in Southeastern Idaho. Relative humidity at Portland: Noon yester day, 89 per cent: 5 p. m. yesterday. 31 per eent; 5 a. m. today, 65 per cent.- I'recipiUuion sine January 1: Total. 22.88 inches; normal, 23.60 Inches: deficiency, 0.72 inch. . EDWARD I WELLS. " OBSERVATIONS STATIONS 9 m I s - Baker, Or. . , . , . Boine. Idaho ... Kottnn. Mass. . . . Buffalo, ; N. 1. . . Calgary, Atta. , . . Chicago, HI. .............. Denver, i Coidi ... . . . . . . . Ies Moines, Iowa.......... Preano, Cal. . . . s . . . Kalveston. Texas .......... Hflena, Mont. Honolulu. T. H........J.. Hu ren, 8. D.. . - ........ . Juneau, Alaska ........... Kansas City, Mo. . . . . . , .'. . . 1 -t Angeles, Cal. .......... Maryhfield. Or.;........... Medford, Or. , Memphis, Tain. ........... - New Orleans, La. , . . New York, X. V. ..,.,. Nome, Alaska ........ : North Head, Wash., . .'. . . . North Platte, Neb, . . Oklahoma. City, Okla. . . . . . . i T Aria.' - " Pittsburg. Ps, . . - , Portland. Or. : Prince Rupert. B. C ........ . Roseburg, Or. ...... Rosweli.! N. M. ......... . Hacramento, Cal. ......... St. Loum. Mo. ........... 8U Paul. Minn............. Malt Lako City. Utah. . ...... , Man Diego. CaL ... .m ...... . Kan JVxnriseo. CaL ......... Ht-atUc. Wash. ............ Sheridan. Wyo. 4 ......... . "Sitka, Alaska ............ Spokane, Wash. ........... Tanin, Alaska .......... Tatoosh Ul, Wash.....,..., Tonopah, ' Nev. Valdes. Alaska ........... Victoria. B. C. . . . . . . . . . Wall WaUa, Wash. W astynaton, D, C. ...... . . . 1 Yskima, Wash, . . . . . .. v.- ; i . ,r . w s ms sanAVT at si ran 1 1 in ar 84 94 84 .64 76 92 64 92 10O 84 84 82 88 54 90 72 72 84 84 88 82 46 60 90 T102 82 80 40 82 78 84 90 90 94 66 62 70 88 64 80 66 62 90 66 86 88 84 54 6O 58 60 40 74 62 74 58 72 52 62 74' 58 42 43 72 74 62 '56' 66 68 80 64 57 46 48i 64 j 521 76! 641 68. SO .52 62 54 . . 60 02 84 io" 62 62 54 O 0 o .12 o 0 0 0 o .01 o o 0 0 0 o o o o o o o .14 o .18 o o o o o 1.22 o o o 0 0 o .02 .0 0 0 0 .02 0 o o o -10 day. Cherry Troea Are Dying- Numerous '"cherry trees in many parts, of Portland are dylngy Walter H. Gerke, city arbor iculturalist of the bureau of parks, has investigated the situation and finds that the damage is due . to the peach .tree bark teetle and low state of vitality of the tree, resulting from the big freeze i of over a year ago. Many trees which 1 suffered from the cold are partly or t wholly destroyed;. Moaamtnt ' to' Br.' McKay A monu ment to the memory of the late "Dr. WI1- SAVING BRINGS SUCCESS To save mosey you must do two things: First, awka W start; second, keep at H. . ? Decide NOW Ao start saving NOW. We will help your savings grow by paying yon interest. Out new patent savings banks, fresh from the factory, are just the thing for your money. ' They rouse the spirit of, -thrift la you. : ,: Call and sat ona of our ilttla bank fop your savings. Brlna the children, too. You may open an account for $1.00. HARTI1AH & THOMPSON ::, BANKERS Ckamber of Commerce Building FOURTH STREET SIDE DANCE OAKS PARK Gaiety's Novelty Orchestra WEDNESDAY SATURDAY ADMISSION LADIES 0o, OENTLCMEN S0w .Women's Soles Men's Soles- . $1.10 -. .$1.50 - Beet l leather Best Work We call sad deliver. , Phone Today, East 906 Cms till exjaxrtty. who died JauBBSLry 1S33, at tbe , Umatina Indian vbere b wu tmplortd avat doctor for the IndlauBav as to be evected at bis grave in Ofaey evaaefcery throaKh the efforts of the Pionewr ladles' dnb of Pendle too. Dr. McKay vras on of the earliest readdents - of Eastern Oregon and was bJrbly resrpectied by ewexy ona who knew biro. Hs wu a eon of Tom McKay, tbe tvoted trapper and Indian fighter, and a gnuadaoa of Dr. John McXoogbila, who raised and educated him. - Oar rew School Byctea As Amer ican cltlaens, regardless of religious or political faiths, our attitude Is that of protecting and defending our pnbUe schools the little red scboolhousc from the un-American tendency to force upon it sectarian influence and l domination, especially by a religious organization that does not believe in our public school system. , That is why Oorge B. Thomas. J. E. Martin. N. J. H. Clark and George P." Klsman are A loyally supported by th Oregon Federation of Patriotic i Societies, lnd Paid adv. y Oregon Federation of Patriotic Societies, In-, by W. C Elford. secretary. !;r . Mayor Wants Commlsalos Goversmant Recommendation that Seattle adopt the Portland form of government, with a mayor and, four coram Ijastncrs instead of nine councUmen at $5000 or $$000 a year, is contained In the annual message of Mayor Caldwell, sent to the city coun cil last week. One of the reasons put forth for the charge which would re quire a vote of the people, is that con trol of the city's utility business, amount ing to more than $40,000,000, is divided among the council, the mayor and board of public works. ; ' ' .. " . ": Schols to Address Rotary Xaacheoa. President Schols of Reed college will be the speaker before ; the Rotary club at the Benson hotel Tuesday noon, his subject, "The Price of Liberty." Short talks will be made by George C. Mason and James McKInlay. Rj J. Huntington will be chairman and J. R. Ellison will preside in the absence of ! A. J. Bale, the president, who la attending the inter national Rotary convention In- Edin burgh, Scotland.:-,.,,". , ! ; To Address Kiwaals S. W. Lawrence, district second ; lieutenant-governor of Klwanis, wjll address the; Tuesday lunch eon of ths Portland Klwanis club at the Multnomah hotel. Lawrence re cently completed a survey of the towns of the state and will tell of the plans for the extension of Kiwanianism. The club has been invited to attend the opening of the Columblai Gorge hotel as a guest of Henry Thlete Saturday night, June 18. . : w- w -.v.". . . To Perfect Permanent Orgsnlcatloa At a meeting to be held Tuesday night the Mount Tabor clubi will perfect a permanent j "organization! and elect offi cers. The I club expects to choose a board of directors of 13 members. The personnel of the board will be selected from - among 21 candidates nominated. The meeting will be held at the Pres byterian church. East Fifty-fifth and Belmont streets. ' ' Bones Saved From Fire Fire In the transfer barn of J. Helser at 187 Adams street Sunday morning threat ened destruction of five horses stabled there. Quick work of Joel Mienei and F. P. Fosdick, who discovered the fire, resulted in ( getting the animals out with only a slight scorching. The fire, which was discovered at 10:29 a. m., is believed to have been started by careless ; smokers. Little damage was done to the. bam. Snepard'a Asto Bss jLlnea Portland St. Helens division Leave Portland 7 :30 a. m.. 10 a, m., 1 p. m. and 4 p. m. daily and 11:15 p. m. Saturday, Sunday and holidays. Leave St. Helens 7:30 . a. m., 10:55 a, ni, 1:15 p. m.,il:45 p. nu 6:15 p. mand 9 :45 p. m. dally and .6 :15 p: m. Saturday. Sunday and holidays. Buses leave St. Charles; hotel.- 204 Morrison street. , Telephone 'Marshall 4381. Adv. Tarn Verelu Holds Picnic The Port land Social Turn Yereln drew a "crowd of 2000 people at 4ts annual picnic, held Sunday In Crystal , Lake Park. Games and sports were a feature of tho out ing. Prire ! winners included Clarence Hilgers, Fred Boody and Elwocd Enke among the, men - and Florence Grimes, Vera Nau snd Ruth Robertson among the women.!- ;1 ; p- j ; '-.... Summer Classes in Ar Registrations are now being received j at the Art Mu seum for the summer-course, beginning June 20, : under Hermann Rosse, dis tinguished teacher, designer and painter. Intensive work in design, handicraft and decorative painting. Apply at school of the' Portland Art association. Museum of Art, Fifth and Taylor. Adv. Shepard's Auto Bus Lines Portland-Astoria-Seaside division-! Leave Portland 7:30 a. 10 a. m.. 1 p. m. and 4:15 p. m. daily, i Leave Astoria- 7 :15 a. m., 10 a. m., 1:30 p. m. and 6)15 p. m. Direct connections at Astoria to and from Sea side and Clatsop - Beach points. Buses leave St.' i Charles hotel, 204 Morrison street, i Telephone Marshall 4381, Adv. Fairclongh'a Body ponnd A body found in the Columbia river near Snag island last Wednesday has been identi fied as that of D. W. Fairclough of Port land. He was; a -watchman- on the steamer Ko Wonder and was drowned last December near St. Helens. The body was identified by a gold watch, locket and other articles in. the pockets. The only proper umber to call is East 3088 when you require the Salvation Army truck to call for your waste ma terial. Help us to help; others by your help, i Address 24 Union ave. Major John Bree, ; district officer. Adv. t , Shepard's; Aato Bas i Llaet Multno mah Falls i division. Leava - Portland 9 :30 a. rn.. 11 a. m.. 2 :45 p. m., 4 :30 p. m. and 6 p. m.; daily.) Leave Multno mah Falls 7:15 a. m., 11:15 a. rru. 12 :55 p. m., 4 p. m. and 8 :10 p. m. dally. Buses leave St.J Charles hotel. 204 Morrison street. Telephone Marshall 4381. Adv. ; Shepard'i , Asto Bss Lines Portland Hood River division Leave Portland 9 :30 a. m.. 11 a. m., 2 :43 p. m. and 4 :30 p.; m. daily. : Leave Hood River 9 :30 a. m.,"-ll a. m., 2:20 p. m.,t and 4:30 p. m. daily. Buses leave St. Charles hotel, 204 Morrison St. Telephone Mar. 438L- Adv. Steamer: Iralda : for Astoria, $10 Passengers only. Leaves Portland Tues day, Thursday, ' Saturday, 9 1 a. m. Alder street dock. Main 8323." Leaves Astoria; Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 9 a m. Adv. ; ,J; Portia nd-Kewberg Bas Leava Fourth and Aider dally, t :30, 9:30. 11 a. tn. and 1. 2 :30. 4 -16, & :30, :S0 p. m, ; Saturday tnd Sunday. 11 p. m, Phone Main 3314. -Adv. ii---x--i-.-:.S: Change f Telephone The telephone number of Drs. Co'ey, Sears. Johnston and PayneJ eleventh floor of Stevens buiding, has been changed to Marshall 2256. Adv. - '" .S ; - -:" i- -., -j : X i ; Important Earlier leaving time - Pen dleton local. Pendleton t local train No. 2 now leaves Portland Union station at 7:15 a. m. instead of 7 :30 a, m. Adv. Portland Tillamook.) Cadillac stage Hoyt hoteL' daily at ,8UJ3 a. m. and 2 p. m.- Special arrangements made for fish ing parties. Adv. j . . - Portland-Salem Stage Leaves Seward hotel. Tenth and Alder, every hour from 7 a. m. to 7 p. m. v Farej JL75- Adv. SaJenvMin City Stag Connects O. E. trains No. 6 and 9 for j Milt City. Jos. Hamman, Salem,' Prop. Adv. - Dr. F. M. " Brooks moved to Stevens building. - Office phone,! Marshall. 373. Adv. . - i - Br. Isabelle Sedgwick, removed to 925 East Couch. - Montaville car. Adv. Packard Twin t Auto Going Califor nia;, room for 3. ' Main 26. Adv. , rtirnmmniirniriiminimmnririnminmimninrmniirinium GMOEi MMA 4' : Gonmig OpI MORRISON . STREET eJllmg Out I STORE TO BE DISMANTLED! EveiryltHinig WEQUIT FOREVER. . Why We Are Closing jDown Our lease will terminate July 31st. We could not secure another store room at 4a reasonable rental nor could we se cure a room in a suitable location. For months we have been trying' to find a new home for this well established store, but we could not find a store to suit our requirements. That is the . reason we have delayed to nearly the last minute, but now we .have decided to give up en tirely and go out of business. The Groves store will be no more. 'For years this store has been one of Portland's smart shops forewomen's apparel. We have catered more to quality, than to price, although our price were always rea sonable, ; quality considered. We are now going to sell out this fine stock and store ( equipment for whatever! cash we can realize out of iti ' . Store Has Been CLOSED' to mark down the stock. As our time is limited we are going to make quick Avbrk of. i:x-T'ryr': ..- Fixtnire 0 For n f i Tks ntlra) ao.tilpm.nl el tkls tUm etaW Is offered for saU. N reasbU offar will bs refused. Show Cse-s, Cafcln.tt, Racks, Elsctrlc nshtrss, Fr.nch Flf. urea, Window rUturos, DUIaa- Standi, Tables, Ckalrs, , J Boors Opeini Tmiesday 9:3(0) Ae i 25 Sales Ladies to Serve the Public r You will get Genuine BAR GAINS during this Sale. You will be well satisfied. " Is the Way We Are Going to Get Rid of This Beautiful Stock OUR AIM is to please every body, even to the last minute that we will be in this store. DRE SSES A LOT OF DRESSES comprising SILK TAFFETAS, Tricollettes, Foulards, Organdies, Georgettes, Woolen Jerseys,; Tricotines -and Serges. All (gQ JQ shades 'and sizes ... . . . . tDJ eOJ $45 to $65 Dresses Silk Taffetas, Georgettes and Tricotines all colors and ; sizes. Newest creations of this season; - The nicest lot of dresses that you ever had the opportunity to select from. Practically our entire line at this price. Only a few were picked out to sell at any i higher prices. . The balance, all went into this extraordinary lot at this extraordinary low QJ CtCk price tDXO.Ut SUIT S $45 FALL S SUITS $25 -JERSEY SUITS $30 SERGE' SPRING SUITS Navy Blue I and other colors--all sizes., : i ' (JJ- Q A Specially priced . . . ... . . . eDlOsUl $45 HIGH GRADE NAVY TRICOTINE SUITS Newest Spring models have colored embroidery work. Very desirable. QJ-g JO Specially priced ... ......... 3) I mXiwJ The balance of our; higher priced Suits, Including Stout sizes all marked at prices . reduced to correspond with the above re ductions. ! OAT Our Lot of Ladies' and Misses' Spring Coats Full lengths and short lengths all wanted shades. Values up to $25. Better get one if you (T ff f (TK come early jenough. Special . . . .... tDtfeJs Spring Coats in Short Lengths Full lengths. Capes and Wraps in all shades. Most of these garments sold as high as $30 and $35. We are willing to sacrifice themr V .Extra Fine Coats. Wraps and Capes Some embroidered all Silk lined. Fine materials best shades.1 Very special (-g at tXU.Vt r i WAISTS TWCOLETTE AND GEORGETTE BLOUSES All shades pretty styles. Priced special at . . . . . .......... . . . . . . . PONGEE AND GEORGETTE WAISTS Tailored and Novelty styles. Priced (IJ A JQ special at DU EXTRA FINE OVER BLOUSES AND WAISTS The kind you have paid $12.50 and $15.00 for will be let out during this sale at the ridicu- (IJ ftCk lous price of iDOOI latT taSI aWaaT i ali $2169 r ALL-WOOL JERSEY JACKETS Best quality pretty styles. AH sizes from 16 to 44 in Navy, Black, Brown, Red, Green, "tan (CK and Grey. Very special ...... ..... iDOOl White Wash Skirts Very special at 95c SKIRTS . Nayy Bluel Woolen Panama Skirts. (JJJ iJM Very special at tDaWi WOOLEN SKIRTS in stripes and plaids box pleats, knife pleats and plain models. These are the styles and. colors of skirts which are in big demand right now.1 Elsewhere you pay up to $12.00.- (JJJ Qd We puUhem in this sale at. . . . ... . . iD5oJ EXTRA FINE WOOLEN SKIRTS in the very newest stripes; plaids and combinations. Values to $19.50. Priced special for this ($9 FURS ONE LOT OF SCARFS Genuine Wolf FursU-Silk Lined. These Scarfs sold at $29.50. We want to sell them at . : .'. . . . . . $12.69 We have been: carrying only; High-Grade Silk Petticoats Jersey,' Taffeta and Messaline. Best shades. A.so ex tra Stout sizes. Our former prices ranged from $8.50 to $15.00. 1 We put them all in one JpT ft(l price. Very i special at . . . L . . . . ; . . . tD 3 J XJ . ,l aj : i i i i i i I - ff Wv) rTX FTr1 it AFP Our Entire Stock of Fur Goats Fur Capes and Fur. Scarfs: marked at less than ONE-HALF their former prices. Also all of our PLUSH COATS FUR Trimmed and plain and all of our FALL COATS and SUITS marked at less than ONE-HALF their former prices. 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