Crowds on the Fun Zone at the
Pan am a-Pacific International Exposition
ROLAND G. GARROS
You M a y Vis#
the
California Expositions
On jrour way to or from th < East.
Summer Excursion Tickets
On sale May Id daily to Kepumdicr 30
permitting «top-overs e n r o u t e .
1>n
days' stop allowed on one way ticket« si
Ran Francisco and I s m Angel«».
lo w Round Trip Fares to San
Francisco and Sen Diego dor-
ing the Exposition period.
Roland Q. Carrot, the noted French
aviator, who waa brought down and
captured by the Germane.
BRIEF WAR NEWS
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AST crowds throng The Zone, the amusement and conceaalona section of the P u e m e PidA e IbiernauosMi
Exposition at Ran Francisco. The Dayton Flood le shown on the left, the Chinese Vina*» and Toyland
Grown Up on the right The Exposition la breaking all world's attendance recorda.
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never know but half of IL—Mme.
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Mias Jane Adame, who presided
over the International Woman's Peaca
Congress held at The Hague.
Fire! Fire!!
RAYMOND SWOBODA
French reports say that 12,000 to
16,000 dead bodies He unhurled be­
tween Ypres and the coast and that
the health of the soldiers In that sec
tlon la menaced.
Practically the entire starboard side
of the French cruiser Leon Gambettn
was blown out by a torpedo launched
Austrian submarine, which sent
the vessel to the bottom off Otranto.
Turkey's army demonstrated last
week that even under German tutor­
ship It has not Improved Its morale
over the form It showed during the
Balkan war. With every natural ad
vantage favoring the defense, th«.
Turks have been unable to prevent a
j Rrltlsh army under General Ian Ham
1 llton landing at four places on the
i Gallipoli peninsula.
| The battle of Ypres ended with the
i Germans consolidating most of the
20 square miles of territory they hnvo
won from the allies. The engagement
has had no result of major Importance.
During the battle of Ypres. It was
reported the Germans were using 17
Inch guns, the newest output of the
, Krupp works. Confirmation of the
presence of record making artillery
within the German lines came when
Dankirk was bombarded from the Ger­
man positions near Nleuport. This
Is a distance no less than 17 miles.
Never before have field guns been
able to fire so far. So amazed were
the authorities at Dunkirk that they
believed the bombardment camo from
a German squadron along the Belgian
coast until airmen revealed the true
•ource.
Along the east Prussian frontier
and In central Poland there has been
a renewal of the fighting, which the
spring Roods Interrupted, while In the
Carpathians where the ground is dry­
ing. the Russians and Austrians again
are contending for Uzsok pass.
Full information from nearest Agont o f
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
John M. Scott, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon
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in C o n n e c t i o n
S ta b le s
HAVE added to our general livery business
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c a r s - to meet increased demand for service. Com­
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bound for marvelous Crater L ak e-w ill find that we
know the roads, the country, and how to please.
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G O L D HILL», O R E G O N
After Bootleggers at Roseburg.
Roseburg.—In his determination to
rid Douglas county of bootleggers,
Sheriff Quine has posted notices offer­
ing a reward of $25 to persons who
will furnish evidence which will re­
sult In the conviction of persons vio­
lating the local option laws.
Lewleton, Idaho. — Distinguished
men from throughout the northwest
were here to participate Monday in
the waterways celebration to com­
memorate the completion of The
Dalles-Celilo canal. Those in attend­
Bishop Scanlan la Dead.
ance Included Governor Alexander, j
United States Senators Borah and
Salt Lake City.—Laurence Scanlan,
Brady and ex-Governors Hawley and bishop of the Salt Lake diocese of the
McConnell, of Idaho. Senator Jones Roman Catholic Church and a pioneer
and Representative Humphrey, of missionary of the west, died here. He
Washington, Governor Lister, of had been $11 for a long time.
Washington, and Governor Withy-
combe, of Oregon.
ROBERT W. WOOLLEY
The celebration marked the first
trip a steamer from Portland has ever
made through the new canal to Lew­
iston.
Special trains over all lines running
Into Lewiston brought large numbers
from all points and the city was
thronged with visitors.
A feature of the day here was the
firing of salutes along the river to
herald the coming of steamers on their
maiden trips to Lewiston.
German Big Gun Believed Silenced.
Paris.—The official report given out
by the French war department says
It Is believed that the great German
gun which twice has bombarded Dun­
kirk from a range of 23% miles, has
I been put out of action. It also an-
J nounces the bambardment by the
French of one of the German fort* at
Metz, the Lorraine capital.
YLlt the Southern Pad He Inrfldlng at ths Panama-l*w-
- itic Exposition. Rest Room, Moving Pictures, Traw l
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Bureau.
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PEACE CONGRESS AT
THE HAGUE ENDS
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Spending Money on
Diamonds
is Investing It
The Hague.—AU neutral countries
will be invited to take steps for a con­
ference at which they can offer con­
tinuous mediation to the warring Eu­
ropean nations and also to Invite sug­
gestions from the belligerents them­
selves as to the most reasonable pro­
posals for a basts for peace.
This, In effect, Is about all that the
Women’s International Conference ac­
complished. The closing session was
very turbulent.
In its official manifesto which was
written by Miss Fearn Andrews, the
congress recommends the holding of
world wide mass meetings for the
I t’s investing it, too, in a way that is
purpose of influencing the press. The sure to pay dividends.
brochure calling for a conference of
Diamond price» have been steadily ad­
neutrals and continued mediation vancing for years, and they aro almost
without an armistice was Introduced sure to continue to do so.
by Miss Wales of the University of
We have hero a pretty, attractive dis­
Wisconsin.
play ol diamonds to show our customers.
The congress agreed to have the
We hack up every stone with our per-
International convention name two
delegates from each country to ar­ j sonal assurance of its purity.
Also, it will be found that we’ve priced
range for another and more represen-
tlve congress to be held simultaneous­ I them close to cost.
ly with the next Hague conference.
Which is a guarantee that a Diamond
purchased here will prove Hie very best
3pokane Growers Change.
l sort of an investment.
Spokane.—The Spokano Fruit Grow­
If you are in the market for a Dia­
ers’ company announced withdrawal mond, let us point out to you just WHY
from the North Pacific Fruit Distribu­ our display exeells.
tors as the sub-central organization
Graduation Presents of All Kinds
for the Spokane district.
M. E. Bishops Accept Unity Overtures
Des Moines, la.—The board of bis­
hops of the Methodist Episcopal
We Pay Strict Attention to Mail
church, in session here, accepted the
Hail
at
Big
as
Baseballs
Falla.
order
overture of church u Ity made by the
Robert W. Woolley, who was ap­
Raymond Swoboda, who was ac­ Methodist
St. Louis.—Hall stones as large an
scops’ church, south. pointed Director of the United States
cused by the French of having set fire The resolut
baseballs were hurled upon scattered
of acceptance wag
to the Steamship La Touraine at sea. adopted b> ;■ uanlmous rising vote. mint to succeed George E. Roberts.
sections of Missouri Sunday. The
damage to crops and livestock will
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