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WEDNESDAY, JULY 13, 1W1. THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. OREGON TOWN TOPICS COMING EVENTS Presbyterian Synod. Cerraffia. July 12 to 10. Slat Editorial sassclsrioa, BBd. July 22-24. Orcgoa Holiness s ncUtaea HSJissjisMiM. Portland. July 21 to 31. Epworth League lniutule. Jefferson. July 2 to 31. Baptist sUu contention, Columbia City. Aug ust ft to 10. National Association Brintifto Portland, August. Stau Dental society. Portland. Buyers' weak. Portland. Auzust 1 to I Independent Order Bad Men. exeat coudl, Astoria, August 2. Soiitiweat Ws&hington fair. Chebalis-Ceotrs-tta, August 22. Padlie German Methodist conference, August 24. Northwest conference Methodist church. South. Portland, August 31. Lane County Pair. Eugene. September IS to 16. Clackamas County Fair, Canhy. 14 to 16. Northwest Hay and Grain Show. Pendleton, September 19 to 24. Multnomah County Fair. Gresbam, Septem ber 19 to 23. Colombia County Pair. St Helena. September 21 to 23. Oregon SUM Pair. Salem. Sepetember 26 to uciooer i. linn CotinTv V.i. AlWan. orfryher 1 to ft. Wsaeo County Pair. Tat Dallas. October 4 to 7. Oregon Mthodilt conference. Forest Grora. October S. Pnlk Rnnh ri.ll.. (Vrtnher ft ta ft. Koyal Arcanum, grand council. Portland. Oc tober 13. Knights Temslar. Band eogantandcry. La Grande. October 13. National Grange meeting. Portland, N her ft to IS Pacific International Lirestock Exposition. Portland, November 21 to 28. American Historical association. Pacific Coast branch. Portland. November 25 and 25. Oregon Bar association, Portland. December. WrATHEK FORECAST Portland and vicinity: Thursday fair; winds mostly northwesterly. Oregon and Washington: Thursday, fair; moderate winds, mostly westerly. VACATION OB SUSMEB SCB 8CB1PTIOXS When polar away for the snmmer. or on joir Taxation, hare The Jour nal follow yon at the regular rate, or the following aa-rats win sspplj yon Bt oar reraUr city rales: nil , or, P. T. Twttlo. Bar. lew , Or., Ralph . Sipproil. Be. Cit Or.. to. a. r. Duncan. or, h. i inenam noeinas netai Cannon Beech and Eoola, Harris. ftVAJawStw Barlnga. Carl (."'smith. " olCTsVs tnassT Or. SV. B. Oarrwd. Osrtbelal. Or.. D. C. Hill. 0jrBTt, Or.. Prv(in Ssgft Hat La k e, Or, Mat Late MataL Lons Beach. Wash.. StrauhaJ at Co. aUaawtlsJl Basalt, Or, Mrs. O. I. Huston. awrstiHa Beach, Or, Emit a. BsrasB. RaSeoUa, Wash.. Trend r. Brown. A. C. Anderson. Was Hah Wis, Or, Reverts. Or, Mrs. BL.P. Wewpoft, Or., W. ft. Hunt. Ocean Psrk, Wash.. Georoe H. Kf Pacific City. Or.. E. L. Waft Rockaway, Or, J. B . A L. Sea.tew. Wash.. Corse L. Putnam. Tillamook, Or, Clayton Hoy. Twin Rocks. Or, D. J. Van Saras. Wsjlsea Lake, Or, Wsilpna Lake Park. Wilhclt ftprtnaa. Or., B. O. Rowan. Brand Jury investigation Tnoarlsy after noon bp Municipal Judge Rossman on a very serious atatutory charge, Invohrinc 14 -year-old rirL Ball wan net at SXOew. Osborne is alleged to have enticed the child to b room on Use east side. The girt had been allowed to go to a moving picture theatre alone and while return ing home encountered Osborne. Details of the ease were brought to the attention of the women's protective bureau which issued a warrant for Osborne's arrest. Herman aVefcr Aeqnitted Herman Rohr was acquitted of the charge of violating the Harrison drug act by the Jury In Federal Judge Bean's court late yesterday afternoon. Seventeen capsules of cocaine were found in his room when arrested in Pendleton, Or. Portland - TfHaiaook Cadillac stag. Hoyt hotel, daily at 8 :15 a. m. and 2 p. m. Special arrangements made tor fish- ire; parties. Adv. ialem-MlU City Stare Connects O. E. trains No. 5 and t for Mill City. Job. Hamman. Salem. Prop. Adv. Safety Box le Daily, 234 Oak. Adv. Dr. Higgs re tamed; Selling bldg Ad. WEATHEK CONDITIONS The pressure is atenly distributed this morn ing, being moderately low rem California and Arizona northward to Idaho and northeastward to Minnesota and Manitoba, and moderately high in other sections. Precipitation has occurred locally in parts of Idaho, Montana. British Co lumbia. Manitoba, North Dakota. Tennessee, and New York. The tempers cure is much lower in Southeastern Idaho, and is generally below nor mal on the middle and north Pacific slope, in the extreme northern Bosky mountain region, and in the extreme SoutA snd above normal elsewhere. The greatest excess in temperature is in fowa and lUiitois. ' Relative humidity at Portland : Noon yes terday, tit per cent; 5 p. m. yesterday, 18 per cent; 5 a. m. today, 83 per esnL Precipitation since January 1: Total, 24.08 inches; normal, 24.91 inches; deficiency, 0.85 . EDWARD I WEIXS. OBSERVATIONS STATIONS Temp. 3.S. we li Baker, Or. Boise. Idaho . . Boston, Mass Buffalo. W. Y Calgary, Alberto Chicago, UL ....... Denrer, Colo. ...... De Moines, Iowa . . . Fresno, Oal GalTeston. Texas . . . . Helena, Mont. Honolulu. T. H. Huron, S. D. . Juneau. Alaska . . . . . Kansas City, Mo. . . . , Last Angeles, CaX . . . Marsh field. Or. Medford, Or. ...... Memphis, Tenn, , Kew Orleans. Lis. New York, N. Y Nome," Alaska North Head, Wash. . . North Platte. Xeb. Oklahoma City. Okla. Phoenix, Aria. Pittsburg. Pa. Portland, Or Prince Rupert, B. C. . Riaeburg, Or. . . ... . Bo well. N. M. . . .'. . Sacramento, Cat- L 1-oui-, Mo. St. Paul. Minn. Silt Lake City. Utah . San Diego. CaL Sail Francisco, CaL . . Seattle, Wash Sheridan. Wyo. Sitka. Alaska Tanana. Alaska . . . . Tatoosb bland. Wash. Touopah, Ner. ...... Valdes, Alaska Vancouver, B. C Walla Watla, Wash. , Washington, D. C Yak una. Wash. I 84 I 02 68 4 68 S3 88 02 102 80 82 84 02 64 00 82 64 00 04 04 80 48 SO 88 88 too so 77 58 84 86 88 96 06 04 74 60 70 94 as so 52 88 62 72 90 84 I 02 52 60 62 72 40 80 64 76 I 66 78 60 70 76 60 42 47 66 78 68 54 68 72 74 72 55 50 64 52 82 72 70 66 52 52 58 50 66 50 64 72 () I'. M. report of preceding day. 11 0 0 0 .02 0 0 0 0 0 0 .10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .02 0 0 0 "0 o 0 . o 0 0 e 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 .02 e 0 0 0 0 .26 o urmg vendors Sell to Officer Un authorized drug salesmen picked a wrong customer wnen J n McKay and .Ubert Heaton of Vancouver sold Fedi Si A rent Woods two ounces of cocaine at Bast Washington and Waters, when visiting roruana last xnursday evening. They were arrested by Police Officer More lock, who declared that he found a little less than two ounces more of the drug when searching them. They waived ore- liminary hearing, and were bound over by Commissioner Kenneth A. Frazer late Tuesday afternoon to appear before the stand jury at the time of its next meeting. Idaho-Salt l ake Bonds Good Roads and highways tarourh Southern Idaho to Salt Lake City are in fair condition for their entire length and passable in all directions, according to advice received ny the Oregon tourist and information bureau by J. E. McDermond, director of tne Park to Park Highway association From Pocatello to Salt Lake the roads are said to be in excellent condition and . t-i Yellowstone National park from Poca tello the roads are as good as any other entering the park. Farm Oigaai at ion Topic Farm or ganization will be the subject of an ad dress which Dr. W. H. Walker, j resident of the California Farm ureau federa tion and member of the executive com mittee of the national farm eau, will deliver at a m. t?rg of farm bureau representatives in the green room of the Chamber of Coommerce at 8 o'clock this evening Officials and members of farm bureaus of six Western states, including the presidents, will be present fo the meeting. Beaatlfal Oswego Lake, Portland's nearest lake resort. An ideal spot for a day's outing or a weekend. Fast and frequent electric train service via Southern Pacific lines. For tickets and information inquire of ticket agent at 4th and Stark streets. Adv. Rotary Chief Praised Kates Snedecor of Portland presided over1 the Interna tiona convention of Rotary clubs at Ed inburgh, Scotland, as president of the world body, with power and ability, said A. J. Bale, president of the Portland Rotary club, in an address before the club at the Benson hotel Tuesday after noon. Bale, with Nelson O. Pike, dis trict governor of Rotary, and Snedecor as International president, were Port. land's representatives at the meeting. The Rotary convention will have a last ing value In promoting concord among nations, Bale added. The Rotary code of ethics was discussed by Milton Meyer and H. L. Camp presided. Shepard'a A a to Bas Lines Portland s', Helens division Leave Portland 7 JO a. m., 10 a. m., 1 p. m. and 4 p. m. dally and 11 : 15 p. m. Saturday, Sunday and holidays. Leave St. Helens " .10 a, m. 10:55 a. m., 1:15 p. m.. 1:45 p. m., 5:15 p m. and 9 :4o p. m. daily and :15 p. m Saturday, Sunday and holidays. Buses leave St. Charles hotel, 204 Morrison street. Teleaf me Marshall 4SSL Adv Shepaid's Aato Bas Liaei Portland Astoria-Seaside division Leave Portland at 6 :4& a. m.. 8 :30 a. m., 10 a. m.. 1 p. m. 4 :lo p. m. and 7 p. m. Leaving Astoria 7 :15 a. m., 8 :15 a. in.. 10 a. m.. 1 :30 p. m. 2 :45 p. m. and 6 :15 o. m. Direct connec tions at Astoria to and from Seaside and Clatsop Beaen points. Buses leave St Charles hotel, 204 Morrison street. Tele phone Marshall 4381. Adv. Shepard's Aato BBS Lines Multnomah Falls division. Leave Portland 9:30 a. m., 11 a. m., 2 :4 p. nr. 4:30 p. m. and C p. m. daily. Leave Multnomah Falls 7 :15 a. m., 11 -.IS a. m.. 12 :55 p. m., 4 p. m. and 8 :10 p. m. daily. Buses leave St. Charles Hotel. 204 Morrison street. Tele phone Marshall 431. Adv. Shepard's Aato Bas Lrnes Portland Hood River division Leave Portland 9:30 a. m., 11 a. m., 2:45 p. m. and 4:80 p m. daily. Leave Hood River 9 :30 a. m.. 11 a. m.. 2 :20 p. m , and 4 :0 p. m aily. Buses leave St. Charles hotel, 204 Morrison st. Telephone Mar. 4381. Adv To Celebrate Independence The Fran co-Beige society of Portland will cele brate French independence day Thurs day by making a trip on the steamer Blue Bird. They will leave at 7 :30. EL Closset is in charge of the evening's ar rangements. L, X. Riley Reelected L. N. Riley has been reelected for a two-year term as a member of the firemen's pension board. Riley was recently pensioned from the fire bureau after serving several years as captain in the department. Business Trip to Kew Tork Sam Nemiro, Gorge Morgan and L. N. Levin -son left last Wednesday on an exten sive business trip to New York city. sare Time and Mosey Let the Duplex Auto- Express move your household goods to Astoria, Seaside and way points. No crating necessary- Delivery right to your oor. Main 3518. Adv. The only proper number to eall is East 3088 when you require the Salvation Array truck to call tor your waste ma terial. Help us to help others by your help. Address 24 Union ave. Major John Bree. irict officer. Adv. Steamer iralda tor Astoria, ll.iO Passengers only. Leaves Portland Tues day, Thursday, Saturday, 9 a. m. Alder street dock, Main 8323. Leaves Astoria Monday. Wednesday. Friday, 9 a. m. Adv. Portland -Xewbere; Bas Leave Fourth and Alder daily, 8 :30, 9 :30, 11 a. m., and 1, 2 :S0, 4 :15, 5 :30. S :30 p. m. ; Saturday and Sunday, 11 p. m. Phone Main 3314 Adv. X-ray Sertice Free Tired, aching feet can be relieved ; consult Dr. Ingalls. Knight Shoe Co., Morrison, near Broad way. Adv. Portland -Bale m Stage Leaves Seward hotel. Tenth and Alder, every hour from 7 a. m. to 7 p. m. Fare. $1.75. Adv. Faces serious Charge Talbert Os- k borne. 32 years old, was held over for Second Clinic for Babies Authorized By Welfare Society Immediate establishment of a second clinic of the Oregon Cooperative Infant welfare society in the branch library of tne lents-Mt. scott district was au thorised at a largely attended meeting of the society in the county courthouse Tuesday afternoon. Dr. C- U. Moore, medical director of the society, and the istting Nurse association, which sup plies the nursing service of the society, were also instructed to investigate and recommend the best location for a third clinic of Use society. Although several scores of babies have been cared for at the initial clinic of the society la the Neighborhood house. South Portland, not one of these children has died, although at the usual rate of in fant mortality several deaths would have occurred. The reduction of infant mor tality by practical clinic work to the purpose of the society. "This society has a better opportunity and is better organized to meet its op portunity than any other organization I have vialted." said Miss Harriet Leete, field representative of the American Child Hygiene association, who was the speaker of the day at the Tuesday meet bag. Mrs. & M. Blumauer stated that the good accomplished by the initial clinic of the society under Dr. Moore's direc tion could scarcely he over estimated. The next meeting of the organisation will not be held until September and then in connection with the South Port land clinic Pretty Woman, Bride 7 Times, Up for Larceny Mrs. Zola Edelman, pretty and appa rently about 27 years old, who ap peared before) District Judge Deich Tuesday afternoon to answer to a charge of larceny by bailee of some furniture, confessed that already she had been married seven times and that most of these marriages had been annulled be cause they had been entered Into too soon after the last divorce Mrs. Edelman wasn't bound over to the grand jury, the court evidently tak ing the view that the charge- of larceny grew out of a quarrel between the nu- l Mrs. Alice M. Barrett both of to hare been In love with one George P. Nwwtssgin. Mrs. Barrett was com plaining witneea. She testified that she and Newbegin bought certain furniture oa the install ment plan aad that this furniture was placed in a house in Sellwood. New begin then assigned "his Interest in the furniture to her. Mrs. Barrett said, after which he married Mrs. Edel man. making her Mrs. Newbegln. The new Mrs. NowbagUi'e marriage was an nulled shortly, however. Mrs. Barrett said when she went to the house in Sell wood again part of the lUrhltuie was gone- John P. O'Hannon, counsel for defense. Mrs. Barrett whether she had le gally been Newbagtn'a wife. She re fused to answer on the grounds that It might incriminate her. Fugitive Captured In Hot Brace From Jail Down Street For the second time In a few hours. Patrolman Cordes captured a fugitive after a hot chaae In which the scenario called for large numbers of pursuers and theatrical dodgings. Irrle Hutchinson had just been sentenced to 80 days la jail Tuesday afternoon for having coa cine In his pries a as I on. The bailiff was escorting the next prisoner Into munic ipal court and Hutchinson was waiting to be taken to a ceil. But Hutchinson grew tired of waiting, sidled to the door and fled. Patrolman Hatt shouted for him to halt, but this only quickened Hutchinson's heels. As the fugitive dashed down the stairs and out through the lobby lined with patrolmen. Cordes vaulted over the In- desk aad started la pan swtL The crowd of pursuers from the a art room aad Bint pedestrians grew with every jump Hutchinson ran half a block town BaCBBjB street, darted Into the stress be tween parked automobiles aad dsn bled back. This threw many of the folio rera off guard, but not Cordes, who at ized the fugitive mm ho was mowBMwg the curb on the back track. It was a shtspssh looking Hutchin son who was then tod back to jail, w here ho will spend two awonths, Earlier In the day Cordes had fig ured la the capture of Arthur Suaub. holdup HOT LAKE ARRIVALS Hot Lake. Or.. Jury 13 Arrival i at Hot Lake on Sunday were: 8ylverter A. Hemps. Union. Or. ; R. L B ake. Pendleton. Or.; Charles H Hill. I ort laad. Or. ; Bryant Tiffany. La Ors nde. Or. : J. J. Hughes. Heppaer. Or. : at rs. A. Dean. Yakima. Or. J Mrs. Eliza seth Tucker. Spokane, Wash. ; J. J. Can- La Grande. Or. Gas Association to See Highway; Hold Banquet .Saturday The mil ill saw! is members of the Pa cific Coast Oaa sseiii lalltm art 11 banquet Saturday evening at the Multnomah, fol lowing a trip over the Columbia high way. There will be about 100 delegates taking part la the auto trip Judge Rob ert O. Marrow will make the principal address at Use banquet, speaking on "Reminiscences of Use Oas Industry." Members will discuss plans which will be taken up at the annual convention of the association, to be held at the Del Monte hotel at Monterey, CaL. next Swp- te ruber. There will be B number of gas men from out of town. Informs William M Kapoa, pressdont. including Henry Bostwtck. vice president, and W. M. Hen derson, secretary. Both win be from San Francisco. There wall also bo present Charles A. Dickey, press lis at of Use American Meter company of Baltlraov; K. J. Toejfti coma Oas Fuel Hancock, a anew si Pacific Public AharswBB. Wash. nuvwice of taw Tb and M. C of the Ne of r The Same Gts Heats the Water while cooking or biking oa Lang Range From $84.00 Up 191 Fourth Street See It Demontrated A Snappy Sandwich! a Take thin cut sftcces of bread and soread Take thin cut sibses of bread and spread first with rmtstar j and then with BfcjhwV, Bluhlll Green Chile Cheese i wmmkwmmtmmHmmmmwmmammmmmmm Are Your Going to Europe? Or the Orient? Or Around the World? Why not ret experienced and rata Information from one who traveled extensively tor um of his patrons? BeserraUoni Bad DORSEY B. SMITH MANAGER JOURNAL TRAVEL BUREAU lew BBOABWAI. PORTLAND. OS. Phase Bari.aU 187 REDUCED DAILY a4ND WEEK.END ROUND TRIP FARES OREGON ELECTRIC RAILWAY BPOKAHI, f Of? TV AMD SEATTLE RAILWAY On snd after Thursday, July 14. and coo tinning until September SO, reduced round trip fares, including war tax. will be in affect between Portland aad points named in both directions as follows : OREGON ELECTRIC RAILWAY Wee- Erery End. Da. Forest Grows. 81-60 81.T0 HUUboro 1.2B 1.25 Salem 3.00 8.40 Woodbarn 2.19 2.40 SPOKANE. PORTLAND at SEATTLE RAILWAY Weak- Ersry End. Day. BeapTKMS 81.20 81-85 , Warren 1.40 1.83 St. Helena 1.60 1. SB- Deer Island...... 1.05 2.30 Rohle 2.SB . 2.60 Rsinier 2.70 3 85 The week-end tickets sre sold Saturday and Sunday, return limit Monday: aad the "erery day ' tickets are limited for return to the date of sal. Tickets win be on sals at all up-town and station offices. A substantia sarins is made to the nas -enger by these fares to the points named and many other points, compared to the rvjuUr basis. for Aches and Pains Don't tot A free Linn vrtn : Liniment! RETURNED FOR a4NOTHER AND GREATER SALE AT GLICKMAN'S I Will Sell U. Ss Army Goods and Want 25 EXTRA CLERKS to Help Me SELL si 40,000 COTTON WASH SHIRTS AND DRAWERS 500 RATION BAGS 500 WOOL COATS 4000 PAIR GLOVES 500 MEN'S SUITS 2000 WORK AND DRESS SHIRTS STORE CLOSED sawl RlsS. asi Bsswawto WSSj -UaBtsn. WWr 'm W McT ' afl BwaW -asTsss Bw 'anawsn answ Pkv dS I I Will Sell U. S. Army Goods and Want 25 EXTRA CLERKS to Help Me SELL J. T. CALLAHaAN America's Greatest Sale Expert ONE DAY ONLY 40,000 COTTON WASH SHIRTS ' AND DRAWERS 4294 OILSKIN a SLICKERS 2683 MOSQUITO BARS 2800 O .D. BLANKETS 1600 PAIR OF SHOES STORE CLOSED SPECIAL BARGAINS GLICKMAN'S STORE WILL RECEIVE FROM CAMP LEWIS THIS WEEK THREE SOLID CAR LOADS OF U.S. ARMY GOODS. I HAVE ENTERED INTO A CONTRACT TO SELL THE WHOLE SHIPMENT, AND SELL THEM I WILL, AT UNHEaRD-OF PRICES. SO WATCH MY AD AND COME DOWN AND NOTICE MY WINDOW DISPLAY. IF YOU WANT FUN AND BARGAINS BE ON HAND. OPENING DAY-Watch Window and Paper tor Date & 2 sw. e WW mm f s ? BARGAINS Have Lunch Today Where It Is Cool Cold Meat amd Potato Salad Crip Cold Salad. Watermelon on Ice Delicious Ice Tea at the BAKE-RITE No. 3 AicW s t. , Be t Tkard and Fourth Ton Never Tire Of Cuticura Soap Because of its absolute Duritr aad refresh in g f r a grance, it ts ideal for every -day toilet pur poses. Always include the Cuticura Talcum in your toilet preparations. FUNERa4L COMPLETE casket . twv BsrrrsB. muui. CSJBSLMINO. OUTS I 01 BOX, BRAVE MARKER, FUNERAL NO TICIS. BEARERS' 0LOVEE. UBC mmy cmarbl Miller & Tracey sVaSKIBBTTM BV RUJI FIRE INSURANCE OFFICES CLOSED ALL DAT THI'RRDAT. JVLt M accoist or Annual Picnic OF FIRE INSURANCE EXCHANGE "" BTIIHI Take a 20 Pay Life Policy With U UNITED ARTISANS 88 ABTUAVS BC1LDIXO ter s? Te iHllilBHBHIHIimHIimnBm
