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-'i . v J : , tite evening joTOKAiitt roitTiAinv oregon,. TObyEgfrAY. Vttnflfl : 11.7 iflftgvvr7:- r:.' - r KINDER GARTENS fr ml HI.1' '-'"''. - Should Be Part of Pub- iiw vviiyu'v" "Hon."V B. 8. Waod.-wben asked by n Journal to give W on PubUo - kindergarten, strongly advocated them, , saying . , , - , - vu the twig to bent so Is' the tree 7 Inclined. J Kindergartens should be part , of eurpubtle echoel system to bend the 4 little twigs toward the right "The hoy is the father of the man. H should be started right, and kinder gartens fhould be part of . pur . public , school system. "f "' - s ' "The fir! of today la the -mother Of the r xt (alteration. 6b should, be trained aright at an early age, and klndergar ' - tens should be a part Of our jmbHo school . iMtaab- " " ' i.-"-,-v;''r-v , rw gpend thousand on a high achool, : nrhleh la th end of the publlo achool ca- rear. We leave the beginning to chancy and loo often to the gutter Tet the bei ginning to mere Important than the end. m. f'Many peopje think every one ahould be left to get hit own education, and that little children ihould get their education : at bona That win ba true wnta the op psrtuniUea of life are eo.ua! to all, But, - la spite of the ahallow talk "to the con trary," they are not eqaat. Meanwhile, the boy become a roter and; th -girt a notber, and It to to the Interest of tba . state to aea that 'the boy and , girl ere . educated morally, mentally and physical ly.! Childhood the Impressionable age ' What to learned la the early years alleles. ; Therefore It to found that a kindergarten eonrae shortens tha whole school: Ufa1 of the child frbm "on to three4 years,' ind the life work la begun that mutes, aariior: ,rrhe child under to as much entitled te tha benefit of a public caoel system ' as the cbUd atef aad it to a better In :V vestment Jot the Ut'.-!fJV,i:.: . -the -kindergarten to added to tba puMIo eohaoi system, the Ineraased -taa , atlon Is a mare trifle,. about tt ta s aenta a year oa each $3000 of taxable property, Cut a man ought to b ashamed to count the cost f doing his duty by tba atfla "It to thoe who bars not lefiur and reomy homes wbo will and aught to profit iqoat by tha klndergartfa system There? tore the laboring anon and women should see that a full vote to polled for tha free kindergarten. A , "It tha propositi to ot carried vow, these men and women who have hitherto , been gtvlngr their tin and money. In sup pert f free kindergartens Intends to atop It.. Why abould thsy go oa at that wa -Upenae In a work Trhlch It will then mm,, the people da aot wantt Oat out setwaaa and I next Monday 'and vota ' far the klndrrarii' .;::?HtowEExiiiBiT?;,t. rT. Th jBoard'ot Trade It sending out 4t following " letter 'to 'thrf ; Portland tear? - chants and preduoers, In regard to the Japan Industrial Exposition to b held ta Osaka so. ISM: .- . - ,-' ' 'GenUernen-Tha Japan National kihl ' , brtiod wlU be" opened MarcH 1 to July n, . 2903, and as a largo number of people from all parts of Aala win visit this fair, " ' If will afford great opportunities for dl. . playing and advertising American goods. "Fifteen acres of - ground will be set aaldo for- foreign sahlbitors, ' and ' offices f rea-of charge. ,t Application for apace ahould bs for warded not later than July X 1M8, to the office of Chief Commlsaloner, Fifth sIn--..:-1 dustrlal 'Exhibition TokeJo. Japan,', with v'i i detailed explanation of exhibit with plans - . of maahlnaryVshorso power, ate, . . , - '. "Kxhiblts must be sent and arranged . between January $ and February XO, 1908. Electrto power will be furnished fra of charger ' ; S '. " " ' f . -' Al meeting of Portland "manufacturers and' producers will be held In the offices of :tfe Board of Trade Juno IT at I p. rn, ' - to arrange a definite plan of. action for. - malting a creditable exhibit from Oregon,' and: you- are respectfully Invited to ba - present and assist In this Important mat , tes, at keeping Portland and Oregon to ; JthSifront." MASONIC LODGE C . ' The Grand Lodge of Oregon, A.. F. and A. at, was called to order by M. W. . Grand Master W. JJ. Grac ft 1 q-clock today In tha Masonio Temple, and routine business occupied the morning. This af ternooDt: the annual election of officers ' oceurred. , -. ;-,- ; - FISHWliEELplSPlTTE. - Albln Floss today filed suit in the State Circuit Court against Myrtle Reed to : contpel an accounting in an alleged IWhwbeel contract.- The wheel is' lo : cated in the Columbia river. It ie claim I1bat tha defendant has refused to pay ever one-half of tha profits of the busl , toes, which Is estimated at : - present - to. amount to 3S a day and that the.piaia till U denied the privilege of going upon: . jthe premtseti, The court to asked to ap point a receiver,, compel an accounting, and to make an order turning the prop erty back to the owner. . WHEAT AURKET. i ' SAK'. FRANCISCO, June IL-wiea Dlt. B. NORTHRIP ;" , Treats Successfully AD 9- ' riivoiis iSD ; cbsobIc riiisMSH -1 Cff!ct 418 Dekurn Building, v I Third end Washlngtoa SU, A Call for literature ?, ; MISS CASES RECITAL o-, ;, - ; - ; ' t,., .'' The song recital gtvsn at Parsons HaU last night attracted a Urge and - well pleased audience. - The concert opened with a selection by the male quartet, Heaars.7;Boyfrr- Hogue, Zaa -and Mont goraery. There la ae auartet in tha city holding the prestige. of this, and It is wetl deserved. They sang Borneo's lad" der (KeidHnger), aad weta heartily ap plauded. Mies Ury. Case then sang. It being ber first appearance In Portland. She la a charming girl, and most grace ful. hs has; an' excellent stage pres enc. and her, appearance was enhanced by her fcpprbbrlAte ' costume bf red, which well suited ber dark complexion and dalnMLiaceiid: vWlth . tha singing of ber first f eng r- fLovely Spring, by Coenen) she aroused - Intarest that in creased with later appearances. Her voice Is pure contralto, and never a syl lable la tost through the rung of mnslc. Before tha evening wad over the au dience was fairly fascinated with her music. She sang a double number with Mr. Zan, but she Is heard best In solos, as her voice Is not heavy enough for tha parts of a duefc VThra is ' sympar thetio InflectloJi-to her tone that almost brought tear to ? th eyes when she sang, "dh Mother Mine" and 'Oattlo Boy fclua.' ' As encores sh ; Jerman lullaby and a Scotch baljad., The uartet sang ."pft in tba Stilly ftlghr with grand effect and Miss Cass gave three- selections from Neidljinger. ' Mr. Zan'a rendition bf "Israfer was flna, and wag in, contrast with the last aong he gave, 'Where Ere Tou Oo," , a beautiful composition by Somerset. . HI voice may not have seen Its best glory, but there to no op portunity for criticism in his 1 delivery. Miss " Case gat ' the concluding . num4 bee..' "'On, Best to tha Lord." by Men delssohn, that was a perfeot sermon in Its depth of feeling.,, The aeoompanlBt was Mr. Edgaf 'Courseh, and his ability was recognised also In th applause giv en the others. ':-'. ROUND TOWN. Secretary of the City Board of Charl tlt W- B, Walpole states that Mra Leon, a widow, who goes arovnd .begging, cialm-f Ing ah to the mother of five chUdren, beside being afflicted with hernia, ta as impostor. Sh to-haown to possess property la California worth 5SG0. N. C. Oviatt, cKleraccoUnUnt In Sher. Iff Fraxier's vffic.sttef..tbal P to date Id bicycle tags ha been disposed of by tha oounty Jt I not-likely -that any setaures .of wheels will ba, mad at tnia term oi effioef 'That task WIU be left to mo next anenn. ... ; , f.;::- --W.Thuiasuu.', oHveaworthr Kanhas written to Mayor Bowe, In auliinc f6r the whereabouts of his son,' Andrew, front' whom ha has not . heard since IsjsV April. Tboreaoa Is a years old, light, hair., tall and weighs IW pound ', Th Central W." C T, Union met this afternoon at Tylo street M. E. Church ndT th FloterlMttsion. tprogrgm : waa given TPr;;Mr fddresa .ws. jnrga. fir vr. aoa unrug. Iaao Dillon,. D.DW who to believed to bav been drowned last week Bear 'Lo pes Island, Fuget Sound, was weU known to t this olty,, having formerlr been id eated here as. a. pastor and for. a Bum- her jot eara aa the editor at. tba Paelflo ChrtoUaa Advocate ; H '.tpent, M years 18 tha ministry In this stata and was placed on thf ; superanuatsd Ust about Hearr Austin Adams, the prominent CathoUo lecturer delivered his first ad dress last night at the Baker Theatre to a large audience that gave marked attention to his discourse on the life of the gteat Englishman, J Cardinal "Mew maavMs hlstorr of tha , Jnoldents and Influences of the life of this great snan were interesting, yet. not so much so as, his comment upon them. He la an excellent speaker, and will o beard all week on subjects that will prove aa In teresting as the first, , His tbsm tonight Is "TH Middle Ages. -; MORGAN IN LONDON. (ScrlppsMcHao News Association,) ' LONDOK, Juna ILPiBrpont Morgan arrived ' her this - morning, lie. denied that his, roUslda ML anything to do with the anthracite coal strike. : ;-y Vital Statistics;- ' Health Offloer Menefee baa just issued bis report for May. which is in part, as follows: Wrths Malsr, W; - female, - 68. Deaths Male, C3; females,? 4S.' Fifty-nine of the deceased persqns ;were married. MARRIAGE UCENSES. 9V v.W)l Harry Moore. 18; Kosa Johnson, 19. WUliam W, Banks, 23; Ethel JS. Pike. 22., 1 rl- i r" 1 HEALTH REPORT, Effl( Gardon, 43S Jefferson; scarletlna. U. B. Hendj Couch and Park streets; smallpox. . . . " ;' ; . j;' E. C rouse, 'tit Montana avenue; small pox. . . . " t -. Mrs. Ada Cesteel, University Park; diphtheria." : .'-: ' ;' JuBa Peterson, '7H Bast Fifteenth; ery sipelas. . w.. t.- Gertrude Holman, Seattle, smallpox.: Edffar V tVerthmulr, 89 ' Seventeenth street '- scarlet 'fever, - V. Q. V. Wright, 6U Fourth, measles,,, . : Mrs. J. Hicks. 66 Fremont, mumpa , Helen White. 10 ; Borth wick, chlcken- DEATHS. . Gdrgo Wold, County Hospital, long trouble, aged 62. ;' " ; ' v v" '-' David Hunter, County Hospital, beart disease, aged TM f ;" r.v' ix- Lurrey Carey, 17 Caruthers, cerebral congestion, agad 8 month, .-v-if-f . v . Anna Schoppe, ,36S First, heart disease, aged 64." I"' . ; ' George Benson, Portsmouth, , heart failure, aged 83. ;;i' -'Vi " Charles Shurman. C Sevehth Street, appendlcltis, aged M. tf . " ' "' . Thk Edward Holaam Uadrtak lag Co., fesl direotars aad balaieMrs. 8( Tamhilfc PTieaa S07. -wsasalsiBaaSBssslWBSiasa - -.-v t-t J. P. Flnley 8oa, Undertakers and Efnbalmars, , corner Third and Jefferson streets, do first-class work and deal honorably with al I; " Otto Schumann monumental and building work, 204 Third St. esti mates on first class workonly. ; : t - . III (00 ,--1 Passports,Pacific Cable and Isthmian Bill,, Considered. - (Journal Special Servlca.) . .. ' WASHINOTON. June ll.-Ths Senate today passed unanimously th House hill authorising the granting' of passports to citizens or Porto RIc6 and the Phil Ippines. ', V The House took Up the Corliss bill on construction of the PmclOo cable by tne government . Richardson oppoaed It, " fa voring the Commercial Cable Co., which asks no Subsidy. Under House commu te It was decided to take tip the Philip pine civil government bill June IS and to conclude debate thereon June 25. In the Senate this - afternoon Falr banks spoke In ft vor of tha Panama route" Whea tha isthmian bill Uken up. He was confident that perfect title could be obtained. nlr air Chief McLauchlan received a dispatch todsy from the chief of the Svanston (Wyo.) police,- announcing the arrest there Of George McCray, wanted hero for obtaining money by false pretenses from the Willamette OH Company , .';;- " The local polics have been traelhg Mc Cray up for about three weeks. As soon as requisition papers can be made out Detective Henry Ford will be sent east to bring the fugitive back. m ., (Journal Special Service J NETW TORK. June It A Boston syn dicate is sending expert to Cape York, Bering Sea, to investigate the placer de posits containing tin, samples of which run a high a M per cent The deposits were discovered last fall. The syndicate proposes to erect a smel tor 'on Puget Bound. (Scripps-McRa News Association.) " 1 PEX5RIA, 111., June 11. The worst storm tor 60 years raged here for four hours last night and this morning.' . Seven lives ar known to have been lost, and untold da mag has been dona Wires are down In all directions. ! . ' ,i $ n.i w n -i, m hi., imm u ; ') ! ..-fr LIFE SENTENCE T.TT A tf 1tf " 3urta ' IT. Ttandlt Muaso- llno wag today sentenced to Ufa impris onment. f i i - x t- 'it' i ii; 4- CITY COUNCIL At an adjourned , session of th City Council held today, preliminary steps were taken toward a much-needed Im provement of soma'of the city streets. - Councilman Mulkey introduced a reso lution to Improve First, Seoond, Third, Fourth, Fifth and Sixth streets with ce bent , sidewalks and. stone curb. .Th Improvement of Sixth Is to extend from Irvtngton to Taylor. Fifth from Ollaan t Jefferson, and the remainder of those named from Davis to Jefferson.. The resolutions were rferred. . The Auditor was Instructed to ask the City Attorney for at opinion it th work could be done on the bonding act method. Thomas dulnean submitted specifica tions for the permanent improvement of street cross-walks. They were referred. ; The members then went lata a: commit tee of the whole to consider the etectrio light franohlss. ; ; . : . . . ' ' ASTERN STAiy At the meeting of the' Eastern Star or de 'yesterday morning, ft wad announced that 100 of the Artr Ui"Wr delegates were members of the order of Eastern Star, and a motion carried that they b given the privileges of the order -while here, and a number were present 'at the afternoon meetings. t i , The InstaUatlon of to ..worthy mat rons of -tha new order wider dispensa tion wa held yesterday v afternoonf and officers for the ensuing year , were after- ards elected. Thenew . officers a re principally . the former ones . - advanced. Thev are to be installed. Anmarraw. i rand worthy matron, Mrs. Alice Town send, not alias; associate grand worthy matron, Mrs. Helen P. GatclCof Salem; grand patron, Darwin Brlstow, of Cot tage Grove; associate grand patron, C. F. Wlegand, of Portland; grand Secretary, Mri Siary Scott Myers, of The Dalles; grand treasurer,' Mrs. Bay Sherwin, of Ashland; grand conductress, Mrs. Delia Bdustoh, Of Portland; associate grand conductress, Mrs. Thomas. F. Ryan, of Oregon' City.' The remaining offices are filled by appointment after 'tha installa tion which - took place this 'afternoon. This morning the routine business session was continued.-'-. - . . THE WEATHER. i". j Mw-py.., ,;! t .... . Light thunderstorms havs again oc curred at Los Angeles . and Baa Diego and thunder storms are also reported la Southern Utah, Iowa and Norther) Illinois.4 - Th pressor has diminished in the North Pacific states' and the conditions are" again somewhat unsettled, but no rain hag fallen in that section during the last 13 hours. The indications are. for. generally fair 'aiher in this district Thursday, "with no ' marked - changes In temperature, EDWARD A." BJCALS, - ;. i-, f Forecast OflIc(aL' r. . . The new directory lust issued bv the Columbia Telephone Company shows that company to-be growlar" 5f fffWT05I Ten Days at the Seaside Just Think! Ten happy, blissful days, away from the heat and dust and ill-nature of "city summer'' weather, Ten de lightful, care-free days at Old Ocean, whose breeze ; brings bloom to the cheek,' brightness. (o the eye, and sprightlinesl to the step, -And best of all she will not have to skimp along for weeks on short allowance t '.ir' rt U'W-k t - - -in order to enjoy it, for Journal All the Bills... ' T.r fj' : .9. f.. -i : u ... ,-!. ;. . - A. A'- I' St' Here : Jo the. mosi topular younr; woman , in Portland Tho journal will five m ten days trip to the deaslda and pay her expense down and back, and her hotel bill while there. To determine her popularity a vote will be taken and the one receiving the niost votes will get the trip. The' one getting the next hlghesi nurrjber.wlll be given a trip lasting from Satur day to Monday, all free. The one who is third In the list will i receive a trip up jthe lordly Columbia and return. . v - i This la a chance for the worthy young women who fill ' busy place! In the city to take a vacation trip. . . ; Who Is Yoiir Choice ? nut nm (Soripps-ltcRae News AssooJaUon.) WASHINGTON, Syne IWTha beet su gar rten In the Senate are mucft. elattij at the revelations made by F. H. Tbur ber, president of the States Export Asse elation, before the Benata committee aa relations with Cnba. to tha stteef tbat be had been employed tha Cuban mili tary government to assist la the work M preparing a tariff fop tha Island.' At f tha axpens. of th. government, he had clreii lated many documents, testified. Ths beet men talk of starting an; Investiga tion as to the Way yfooi spent Insula funds and proposing a suspension of tba reciprocity bill unUl Inquiry caq be mada BEEF TRUST NOT PROVEN (Scrlppa-McRae News Association.) NEW ORLEANS, une ll."-The Fed eral Grand Jury which has been Investi gating th. alleged beef trust.' was dis charged today at noon, fio ' Indictment having been returned, as it was unable to get tnfcrmptlon desired from witnesses. , Election Officers' Scarce- , . School Clerk Allen Is finding some dif ficulty In securing a force of competent Judges and clerks for tha achool election to be held in this city Monday. The Judges and clerks must be residents of the wards in which the votes are cast. and must be taxpayers. - Business men as a rule avoid taking tba job, and it makes the task of finding other Qualified, sersone to aot all the harder. Mr. Allen worked alt day yesterday on tha list and the total will not to completed until this' afternoon. Women ian serve. There are U rards la the city, and tha law requires that a pojllng place shall ba sstablished In each, JOURNAIb-OIRL FREE VACATION TRIP II .Ki-S';.'i';l.,!,' i m rvvTvi - . 'ax s the Plan atKl as many more may be located therein as are necessary. t .. . J v One director will Jje elected to succeed J. V. Beech, the present incumbent. Mr. Peech Is a candidate for reflection. His opponent Is W.iW. reth.rton, tax agent et the Soatasrn Faeina Railroad Com pany, . whose residence la on the East Side, a -j- f . , t 1 The fluestloa at taking the free kinder garten schools Into the system will also be voted upon at this election. A STRIKINO picture; ' 'V, -. ir-S- i'. i-i"" - V- i-tf By special request cf tha management of the White Collar Una on the occasion of tha passage of the - Bailey Gataert through the Cascade Locks and tha rap ids -with the delegates to the A 0. XT. W. oonventfoa oii board, an unusually excel lent "picture was taken. The work was done by. Klser Brothers of Warrendale. This picture Should be k pleasing souvr nlr for t tha delegates to . tafce ' to their Eastern' homes. Special views were taken St The Dalles and on board the steams? by J, yf. Brill of Portland, who ls onaoY tha most promising of tha amateur pho tographers of the city, , Get Promotions. 1 Fro mSsa Tranclsco aoraaa tha ? an" nouncemeiit of the promotion of the fol lowing facials ' of the Boiithern Pacific: Charles J. Wilder, to ba assistant audi tor of the Paolflo system, 'David W. Homsburgrro be freight aud itor of ha Paolfic system. .": - Henry S. 'Uncoln, to- be i assistant freight, auditor of th. Paclfid system. , - POLICE RECORD. " ! John J. Cross and Roy Alton, arrested fpr breaking Into aboxcar and" staayng a quantity of shoes, "pleaded guilty in the Police Court this afternoon and were given 10 and eight months, fespecUyelyr In the ooanty,all. a t,- : , , v , B1U - Dally was gives M - days Ini the county Jail aad fined 3M for having' co caine la his possession, v-i - . v l ' - ' Jennia K. Lawtonjiore out a warrant and Conditions I VOTE FOR At: .I.1 Map in I ,.!', I ill,., i 4 ASTtfB ONTOIAKB TH8 'Journal Vacation Trip. . "tBig Jr. .B';' '''-isw " -'.'-akaS Jt -'uk W;-'jissbv-"'w' Cut Out This Coupon. (sawvtAS' today for the- ,arrest ot. her' lover." VT. U. Reed, on a charge of, threatening to kill. The man Is trying to force the wo man to further receive his attentlona. The ; case of Mary "'Williams, white, charged with her colored associate, Billy Waddell, with robbing an Bast Indian named Louis Samuels, waayagala oonUn ued. Waddell wf sentenced to days lats- y.eetertayaftarlloeB'''-l.;', . ! SHRINKS EUCT OFFICERS. (Journal Special Senrlee.) i ' SAX FRANCISCO, June u-The Impe rial Councils of Mystie 0hroicrs today elected Henry C Alkaa of Omaha Impe rial1 Potentate; ' All the other offlcerS-'wart promoted to tha a. atr . hlgfter . poaltoi. I'fank C. Roundy of (jhloago was elected Imperial Oriental Ouard. f.- t. . , - 4 .a.. '-""u births; i . ' 70 Mrs. Ryland B. McClung, rth and Oak, a boy. " ;r " -i v . : to Mra Orant B. Cola, ' hospital, . a girl." J''.'7; 'T'' k"1 Ta Mra Ootlieb Haehlen, W First, a sHrt',;.S''"..''?:.'r Ttf Mrsl M.f Adbert Mace," Vtt XTnlon avenua a boy. r rr I ', h ti, -'; 7 my, -Zit.-' BUILDING PERMITS. Fred Frits, repairs, Second and Burn side; f4&X)L " 7 . A. ? M. . Lusure, ' one-story house, Eist Twenty-first and tCllswortb: 800k !" a Oregon Telephono . Company, . repairs, West Park and Alder; Woo. . i Abbe' Pace, cottage, - Oldeoa and A streets. H000.' 't s t tv" A. Strong; 114-story, oottage. East Ash and Seventeenth,'' 11500. i -'1 " . Drt Thomas . Darling, J-story house, East Wth and Belmpnt, H20O. ,. .School District Na, 1 addition, .130,000. Oregon- Telephohf : Co buljdlng, - Ankeny and Sixth. H2.00K j.- Sanford Bmlth, -story dwllng. East litli and East Stark. I28O0L 1 -. Q. -aiWgr &Hstvy-;4walIloa,r.I5ast Sevenih and Tillamook, $1900. .. I. Roberta, 2-story, house. Park; and Montgomery. S360T , . 9 ; Ua 5 f S l I J ' r VS. Who Mill i Get This Trip? WHY NOT YOUR CHOICE? . ...V is, . .7. '.I JL - . -.. ...... V 7. . pill out the Coupon; send flA1 f ' -V f k ml u In) talk to your -friends who , read THE JOURNAL and X thenf vto work for your: , noicc ; iniercji your irienus who do not take the paper. ' It wiU take a little effort on your, part, for others are ' JJ . . -' - . . .Vv. - mmm ' at .' 't SX working with a will but YOU SEND YpUR CHQICE and you'll be repaid for your trouble many ' times. The - Journal ' Pays Alfthe Bills... IB?. -.&.' One coupon every day. Six coupons will be given for a week's paid In ad vance subscription; twenty-six vote wiU be given for month's paid in ad vance subscription, and seventy-eight , votes will be given for every three month's paid In advance subscription. a jlcT?v irwiar aiv REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. O. C. Cruioa to KathaTtoatTremblav lota II and 14. hlook i. Ma4ow Park! lor I A. Flk et ' Wto( tola W Potter, lota a and . block U. Paradlaa,.. ' Springs ,,... , A , , TlUa Guarantee! 3k Treat Company to i Wllhelmlna Oelsnar, lot f, l10cst t, North Iivlngton '.. ' W Sheriff! to Ooo W. Joseph (fos Ruth ! Rosa, Lea, northwest U, et aeetloa township 1 sOuth, raiu 6 east ..u M01 ooiitsmith had helra to Bv a4 - k J. Goldsmith, lots t aad V blocs: T ft." OoMsmlth'a AddlUon,.tl;...'-isw Portland Tttist Oompaay'F of Dsagva ; to Jessi B. Norton, lota U and 18, hiock'8,'Coach Addltloa-f-"""65 Northern Counties Investment Com- mrtv ta WUUam Sheeny, west half , :'i .. lota f fnd block 4, East Irving , ton ............ f is i ' rlJ t as-.-1,1 1 " 1 ' - Get your Title Insurance and Abstracts to Real Estate from tha Title Guarantee St Trust Co.. Chamber of Commeroe. ; RIVER BULLETIN. ''"'j "r1-iir .. 771" . ft'"'.!r Tha river' la falling at other points Oregon"and Washington, except at Port land. Th. forecast of tha local weathef bureatt 1 Thatthe rivet" at Pprtland snl Tha,DaUea.wVl slowly rise during tin remainder of tha weeky tha river at Fort., land probably leaching a; stags Of feet Cy, next; Saturday and 17 feet at They Dalles bF - next Friday afternoon, f . .Tha atage of the river at Portland t ..; day la 18-t feet; ;The Danes. 83.1 feet! ; UmatUla, 10.1- feet; Morthport, T feetj: Wenatchee M feet; Riparia, . 1 t eeti , Jwlston, U.y feti Welser. 74 feat. j. - Man and women to- locata oa soma elegant Mxabpf Jand, r- t -- splendid opportunity; anqutr Immediately, joi Faillnf Bldj. 'f'.-V-