Portland evening journal., June 12, 1902, Page 5, Image 5

1TH3 ' CTENINCr JOTONJlXi rpntXAitD. OBEGON, tnnmSDATfr 12,, 1002,
RUING -:
TROUBLE
TGodfreys Cause Dike
; man to Leave : Red,
P Boy Mine.; 4"
, (Journal Special Berrtee.)
: BAKER CITT, Or., JuftA llJ. -f
N. Dikemift, superintendent ef jthe
Red Boy mine, Is .ft lenger ln -f
charge of that property. Ifc seems , -f
that MM.E. J. Godrrey,v7onef Ot
the owner of the mine, was la
Portland, the superintendent had a
disagreement with the brother , of
Mr. Godfrey, one of his nephews
and Mr. Godfrey's son, and "fired"
then from the premises, and al the -f
same, time nine men WISked out 4
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with the Godfreys. Upon H.
Godfrey's return, bo insisted apotr
the reinstatement of bis brother,
nephew and son, trhtoh Buperln-.',
tendent Dikeraan declined to allow,'
and consequently Kr. Diltemarr toft r
the employ of the Red Boy Com-
pany. It was reported that, 10 more -f
men In the Red Boy bad struck' in
t 'sympathy for Dlkeman. ..
further development of the Red ;j
Boy mlx-up has Just coma to light
f Ex-Superintendent J. H. Dlkeman. 4
f. woe. fig left, lot, Baa. Francis,
-f gsv out a few other interesting,
f taett before h depart.
' Dlkeman states that It was not
f only beoetief th brothers and eOi.
r at reietf of Uf. Godfrey were
too officious about the) mine that
be 1st thenf out and bad his eon
sequent trouble witu the manage
ment, but that W. H, Godfrey,
who was foreman of the mill, was
alTowffigt : through nectisenoa or
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ethertriss, 2Wf gold per ontft:V
to floatlagvdowft tb Asaa Itwss 4..
the plates, and the superintendent,;
did not want to see this waste go .
on any longer. 'Ho thought ' th
4 bwe, tafllngsiot goo e!
4 for fold to accumulate, so be took 4 I
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ine stand be did. ' Kor was this sJL V
4 Superintendent Dlkeman found the 4
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tnfll was consuming 70 pound of 4
cyinlde per month to do the work 4
that should have been aooona. 4
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pushed. With three pounds. 4
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it is understood the Oodfreva will
be restored to their places la the
mine and ttllL hew that Dlkai&M.
4 jaa- resigned. ;Ch ffeJr, has--ore-4-
f aiea a sensation In Saker City 4
4 mining circles, . and the eutoosse 4
4 win be watched with considerable ' 4
4 interest. . 4.
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EUGENE NOTES
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(Journal Special fiervloe. . , , x
EUGENE, June 11-Alm Etherton, a'
well known young man of, thin city,
died last , evening front ptenrovpneumonii.
aged about 28 years. He leaves .. young
wife. and a InfantbtloV -!-v -vrui.-!
, The manager of the Mt- Angel: college
baseball team,, which wan to have played
a mateb game wttb) the Eugenit tear
Here Sunday, has wjtttea :-hat bl team
wilt W unable to eome. Arrangement
have been made for the Albany team to
com up on that day to- cross bat with
the local bail tomen; :riJ-! '
S. S. Stephens, a prominent Lane cdun-
ty fanner and formerly, county onunl
slofter, " is rylng t-th point of death at
hit home a few miles west of this city.
'The Women Patriotic Leegae 'fcfMhls
city is advertising for bid for thef eree
tlon it a eottege In one of the eft? porks;
where farmers and thetr- famdiew may I
rest, have toilet accommodations and eat
then twrKheow "when they come tm town
The-cost of h buiidinr win be fsmrt
to, and th money win be rafsed by
popular subeortptlon. - - n ?
MUSIGOME
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SISTO'TIIVIE
Qty Council Take Action
Against P C & 0. Railway.
OREGON CITT, JOne U At the ad
journed meeting of the city, eounea held
last nigh several Of; tb councllmeH ex
pressed some pretty loud kick ngatest
the way to wbloh the Portland City .
ONCM fit Itallwaw. Mal.iUa
the brtok pavement on Main. treet.
when it mmitim tragic rmmtm 1
was made at the Utst meeting of the
oouacll' by the watet: oomralSBion that
the loose Joints connecting c the rati
were Injuring the water pipes, Recorder
Curry notified the company, and It made
the desired repair, but In. i-eplaoing U
pavement where" it was , taken up the
brick "Were laid back In a loose manner.
This raised a kick among the' council
men, but Mayor Dlmlck promised to per.
eonaiiy interview Tred Morris In regard
t having- too repairs mad properly. The
finance- committee, recommended that the
" trolley company bo required to pay ftOO
for -one- year tor the prlvues of -.'runw
nlng an express ear through Main street
t be paid quarterly m advance from the
first day f June. The report Of tb conv
mittee was adopted tmanmeusly. W. B.
ZumwMt WaS eleoted by ft unanimous
' rote as a member of the board of water
commissioners for the term of 'three
!year to suocel R Wilson, whose
term expires July, V: .It was voted to
1 purchase.;' the parllns; -i? piopertyln
-wara wo. I lor Km, tbe same to be used
ma an engine bouse for Hose Company
No. 4. The street 'committee also . was
authorised to purchase a 10-foot strip of
the Reddawajr property for a more con
venient stairway, from Falls Vtewr addl.
tlon to the 6ty. ' ' s&w,
PetlUons are new being drcuUted ask
ing six prominent ettisen to be eandi-
jletjforscbool director tovbe Verted for
next Monday.
. Rudolph Koemeri T 1 F, Ryan. George
.A. Harding, J.. H. Walker and Cbarie
Albright. There are three to elect.
The graduating exercises of the Mil I
jNuikle soheo. were held last night; Su-
pn-intendent of Public Instruction -JT, H.
Ackerjnan delivering the class . address,
The personnel of the class Is as follows!
Louis PsMuner, Delia Taylor, iarry
West and Martha BirknelerV v v ;
. Cataract lodge.' Knights ' of Pythias;
passed a resolution last night 4 attend
service at the Presbyterian ghureh next
Sunday nlcht la h4rv The also elect
ed the following new officers! Chancel
lor oommander, yr. '. fi." Zumwalf; ,vlcg
I chancellor, IE V, ' CnaJion.f prelate, ti
mer Lanklns; master, of work, - B. jg
Doollttle: master at arms: Otto Brick
son; keeper of records and seal, H, Peck
over; master of nnancs4 W Fry; master
or id eacnequer, - w. i, wuson; msiae
i gUard, Joe Fromong; outside guard, 8.
O. DUlsaan,.. v.. .rfVt .4? :...'... r.v.v&
Felln - Kby, ad attorney - of Cottage
Orove, Is visiting his brother,--Dfcputy
County Clerk O. D. by. . i v -:
C Bu aefflnt of rugenA an, acUv
mining promoter of (be Blue River mining
district, Is visiting his old borne here.! t
Miss JFennte Noblo. ft - teaeber In th
' Corvalls schools, has ,'seturned some t
spend the summer-'-xacfttlon.'N.sav:!t
The Hon. and Mrs. a B. Moores Weill
to Salem yesterday to attend the com
mencement exercises at ' Willamette unt
verslty." Mr.' Mooree Is booked for afl
1 addreee the sregram for this ,eten
- ROSEBURG
I'ROSEBtmo'June 2.-j..V. Briston. i
blacksmHb employed t P. M." Kathewf
shop In this city', was severely kicked Tt
a borse yesterday." While not dangerous.
the Injury Is likely t enforce Mr. Bris
tow's absence from, work for. soms Ume.
-Major Bears, assistant engineer of the
Coos Bay-Bait Xaks railroad, left Rose
burg , Monday. r tos MarsUfletd, - ftflson
panled by X A-: fehefbrfde."1 attoraey fo
tte read. Mr. Bears says active worsl
on the survey on the route will com
taenoe af ee, t .".jv'iv v'x i'
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR.
vir V'v, iV"i . k- '
t 1 ffnnrnftt Aiutfllal Service.) ,'
- WMTCMSStEB lnd." JTuag .It-Tfcd
CHrlstBM' EMeavoe. Usioa, of the Muscle
distrtot begaa tt loth ssytuai meeting hr
today -anS , wul conunue unrougn wbut
roW7 ' Celegates "are dttWndanc4' froA
Jay, Blackford, TWaWarevgnd RaMOimi
Ceuntles sfid 1 evddiUdV titef e ar several
KnZ
tourri,.cTv , ? -
imply
iSta
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i A MOST REMARKABLE ORGAN
PROPOSITONe
,tT I,
Many Heme ATI 0vr the SUt
f BelnjJ DcneflttM Daily by Eilerg
T PUfio HouieNew Qrgii4 etttf
: PUnos SeDlao; Rnpidly at fix
C ceedingfy.Xow, Price Slsrnffl
tit U m remarkable nd signlflcnt" fact
that there ts a mnsht bouse M the Pacific
Worth west that sold durthr the past two
months the largest number pianos ana
orsans that were sold by any single house
in the tXnited ' States during the same
thne. Th-t urs,tlWlers Piano
House, one of th ntosr progressive ana
trtt-tddntg nroslo nendrnlfc4h country
TWs enfiabtei position Tas oeen reacnea
thrtjtfsh their 'appreciation df the tact
that the pubHe wewtsvftae-goods at rea-
sonaoie vrwm. -; ,, f
xThairemarkabfe organ" proposition that
t b maVin w a key td Its suocess
In this dlreoUon, urlnf the recent targe
lusmfcer. lmleM:,
about sixty slightty'.'used organs were
tekesr.'- In r-xhng'-,.'As""j.parf:;" pgymesti
Th orxana have an been tak td the
large toetarr oi tb Company on Mtrshalt.
streer And m. AorougBiy ovv
haniad, Eurs nano touse now iuw
antee each organ in every respect The
iimnd for ssace Mi th - coramoaious
tnn at 151 Washington street IS so great
en account of hew g60d Arriving dally
that an of these slightly used organ
must move at once-at the purchasers'
price, tt .necessary,,,, : v i , . . i
BUT TMEY MUST MOVfir '
VOT .maW'S'them-. l.motri Jtyleti! , Piano
House snyes TSakeydurohofce Of the en
tire lot. Pay ! or.110 down and $3 to
ts a .tnanth. ' At Any ttm" within two
years from dateot your nmrchase we wUl
iMut vouT orca la exchange tor new
pleom for iull price yotf bae paid ft for
the orgn.--,Thlg mean' plstnly that yo
get. the s of the Organ fortwo yer
absolutely "... ff-tlm id jrhteh t ler
the instrument wefl-- then you gp w
Eflert Piano House and fake your pick
of the finest plane manufactured in the
world. Ton can't eaual.'nauoh less beat,
thl proposition If yen look everywhere
or wait lifetime! It U your opportunity.
Don't let tt slip. - Her I list of some
of the organst - - - . . '
Smith Amerteatf v.w,...,......$ll
JSstey, beautiful" fancy ? oak ease,
imed two mcmtiuf w.,....., Se
Smith Amerfcan. ft ystIas Instrn ;
'' ment ..' ct"-. eJ
Peioubet, A bargain ttr,,i.,..,i. St
" Western Cottage wrtw.r4
Stare, walnut ........ U
- Crownr excevtlonsiiy snr ten . O
Btorey V Clark, peantifnl ose.MM st
; Eatey, nearly snwrmn.i. SO
'Maslln ft )Hiaanllni good vain or.r 10 ?
Blstey, a superb bistrumeiit.,. 7 t
f Chicago Cottage pratle.tiy nw. tt
A.SL Ch4uie
Orchestrone, aelt-playsg .......
- CbapeUette it.i t
..'KrhUfF. ,... 4tWlM.MM"HH 28 '
-- Karhuft, a very fine Instrument...".. 49
. : And many others, . '
If yen lfve. out of ther 'ctty; kmdfy write
for catalogue (free and complete net With
full description of each tnatrnment
tl LbKb PIANO HOUSE.
Theater.
'VoUr targe, busy stores: 'Portland, San
Francisco, Sacramento and Spokane,' " "t
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THE SCOTTISH
Laying of the C6rDer'Stone.-Th3 Afternoon
; Address by
.. ; f, r j s
Tki (nm Mi a. ihS SrvtUI ) i
cathedral was laid this Sfternoon.
.'rati t:9 o'cJock. the. OranA Lodge of Or.
gon. Ancient Free and Accepted Masout
escorted by Oregon Commander, No. L
Knights Templar, marohed from the M
sonic Temple to the .corner of Lownsdale
And Mrriofl streets, where the building
wllT stand. - The procession war headed
by twd uniformed bands which together
with the regalia of the Order, made the
column A brilliant one. t V-.' '.
Ort reaching, ther cathedmt the bands
gave selections and the M. W. Grand
Master,. W. E. Or, eonducted the nt
ualistlff service for the laying of the tor
ner stone of what will be- one 6f the fln
est edlflces ef its kind llj the whole North
The address was delivered by W.? tt.
Fenton. It was beautiful tribute to th
work of the Masonio Order and it em
blems and belief were explained vwitk
slmites. The requirements ef fcVneaiber
and the origin of the Order were sJse
expUlned.' The spirit WMOIt ' prompted
the erection, ef the eathedrftt he said,
wa to preserve the signs, symbols and
spirit ef the craft within the tour wall
here to be erected. The sweet benediotlon
of a thousand years shall faU upon-u
and upon our children until we and they
iha.ll be ii more. - The same lessons flf
love, of servtoe, of equality, el orotner
bood, of Justic and ebarity. that ernieh
ed our hearts In th beginning shall con
tinue to be read front tbe ancient land
marks, mnC our waited work shall not
tail" , ' ' ', ' :;:.
"The Masonio Lodge Is ft changing and
mortal , constituency It membership
comes and passes out and' mt the eternal.
Its officers serve their term hd succeed
each otbet. and each year, deeade.,ahd
cycle nw men pas over th threshold
and1 enter fro. mthe outer door. The Tern
pte of estlrday, last decade an(J of A
ffirwior conerdtlon endures:" this 'corner
f f.R.n BJOkiWinA nnd new today? fresbt
fAm the bands of Us craf tstnenbut If
Wftni'ttae in the crucible of the world
a4dwlllindure untlf the day Tn. wWcb
the Wvbn shall pass awny witJf ;; great
xnasS and the elements shall melt with
"fervent heat.'... . l... ,
"This cathedral, builde4 by th 4fthJ
ef man, fashioned and Adorned' by fhd
itrnlus of his brain. Will stand .as a mute
sentinel guarding the tame afld glory f
our noble Order. s ...''
JpRNALCONTEST
Miss Winklemana Still Remains
in the Lead.
The vacation vote gee vP with pound
today. Miss Winklemann still remain in
the. lead. There la a new (applicant to
day. Miss Hubbard Of Flelschner; Mayer
The irate today is as follows;
Wind vrttt wrnklemann... ....... .......153
Mln lUara-aret Benedict ,..lMtf
Miss Margaret Chapman .i.ll70
Miss Rose Franklin w
Miss Barbara Westenfelder 6
Miss Ltxsie SaUb .
Miss Lessle Llnd m
Mlaa Minnie Harris ........
Miss Elisabeth RelffenbacB &
Mrs. Catherine Adams..
Miss AHee'Stayton.".....,
................
Mlaa Lizzie Wilson..
Mis Mildred ft. Webb......
Mis Ursttlft MieheL..
Miss Kfwity Byrne.. ,...wi
Mm wadden. .;....;.....-
Miss Luey atema;T.........r,...w'H
Miss, BessM Zimmerman.
Mts Laura Rlchardon....i...r..
Miss Bessie Hubbard... ........... ...'.V
S?riftps-MoTt-New Assuelatlon,)s
SANJFRAKCISCO, June ll.-TH 'Pj-
etflvr Ceminercial Cable Company toddy
appHet: to th City Supervisors for "ft
franchise, for the cable from the landing
ptac t th main office in this ctty. They
stftte they wilt begla work wtthm ddy.
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Scrlpps-McRa News Association.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jbe U.-he trans
port Warren arrived from Manila" tddAy
with WW men, officers and troops. Among
the passengers was Major Waller, with
SOA ef the Marin Corps. r t
DROWNED
Portlands Walks Off Steamer
at Ladu Landing. ; .
. (Journal Special Service.) .
ASTORIA, Jun tV Chartee Breaker.
deck hand e th steamer Lurllne, "sr
drowned last' 'night at Ladu Landing,
near Rainier, by walking overboard vfth
track. His body was recovered nnd
taken to Portfand. He wa,' ft'msmber
of Portland lodge, A- O. U. W.JwA" SS
years of age, was unmarried, and was
very tall and familiar figure on Portland
street, , .., . . 1, 1 4 '
BreskerA on account of hi great stat
ure, was utilised M carry about adver
tlsihg playeards. " ' '
KINDERQVRTEN ACTION. '
!. 1 c .V."sejaeaejsjB J i St iv.-X i f j
A - meeting of th Free Kmdergartei
Association was hate) t thft'T. W. O. K.
room thM afterndem at 4 o'clock t dht
cus th question f the election next
Monday. -A nomber of W. C. T. V, rep
resehUUv were present, and an nthtt-
Masm was roused that promise good rw
results, severs addresses werr- made
by promtnenA lUsAsygrarteA erkers, v r
RITE
CATHEDRAL
WiO. Jentqn.
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.It i '
f eifbi these spacwui balls w
tfbnll mdV upes) th fae of eur daparted
brethren And Nnew the ties that mnd
t th living. Here we shall witnes the
ffhange that everUse us I a generatMtt
of men." and take bet that Time, the
tmb builder he whispered his earning.
Efteh year a w gather, some shall eon
net, and there snail nothing be lett nwi
this teetlmenifti ftnd tragraaoe of ft good
sanest n '. ,,. .
Iftdlvldusls, ' eommunlUes, state and
nation pats ewfty-tbeif good deeds aloo
urvtv the defactng Anger of Tim Thl
cftthedrftt shall ue- live all that are now
present, and hit Its open door shall g
the, unnumbered brethren who shall fob
low A 3 It shall live as a memorial
wttne, testifying of eur sarttoe,ur
ley and our consecration. Wherever Ms
senry t pracOeed and honored, there let
Mason, organise tor th relief of their
less fortunate brethren. The doctrines ef
bUsenry are oh the Hps of many but In
th hearts of few He who would teach
it must first praetlct It. and let hie exam
ple hi generortty, hi charity and his
toleration commend tt to the oonstdera
ttmtoef thers,
'In thl spirit ws here lay this corner
ston ftnd dedloats this oalhedraf to Its
bo4y purpete." s
' Friday night th Grand Lodge will visit
flaiem to attend the ceremonies connect
ed w"h hs th anniversary of "the or
ganisation ef Safem LodgeV A ' r A. M.
After the settled she annual Banquet will
be held al wiles) Dr. W. f. WBllsmsson
Will preside., Th appended Hst Of toasts
and response h been- arranged.
"Their Memory, the Founders of Salem
Lodge. Nov ;4"Mrespoas. by Cbarie
Wolveron; Varand Lodge of OfegoA.
response1 by IB. Orae grand master:
nwn b thl Twentletbl Century, re
sponse W' M. Godson, past grand mfts
ter; "Masonry," response by F. A. MoOre,
past fgrftnd master', "Patriotism; Masons
as atlsenji,'' response by J. C. Moreland,
past grdhd misfot' "Our Departed Brbth
er,,' WPons byW. t. Wright, senior
grand"wrdettt vTe Aftcteftf and AC6pV
ed Sooftfah Rile," response by S. MJ
oelm, U4 degre; "The Of and Commahd-ery.-'
response by W .T. Wright, eminent
irrand "eoAmajider1""The Ornnd CftdpteT
of Oregon," rteponea by r. A Cletand, M.
K. 0 H. P.; "Our Daughter Lodge"; Pft
dfle, Wo. response by 3. B. t. TUt
hlll, worshipful master.
, 'tsutti"." .
SPOKANE SUICIDE
, ( Journal Special Service.')!
SP0KLAN4, i trash.; Jun ll-ffrank
Bar, ft musiown of t&bf city, sulolded
by the laudanum- rout today, tie had a
suit pending la the Federal Court against
the Northern. PaoMI far 130.000 for per
sons! Injuries. He Is said tf have beoome
dlsoouraged beoftuse of , the slew prooeas
ef law In bringing the oase to trnO.
asiipS)BmsBMBs ..
POLICE RECORD.
X. L Hayes and George B. Wafd ward
arrested last night by Detective Cordand
and Archie Leonard,": they stepped
front The Dalles boat . They are charged
by the Sheriff of Wasco County with
stealing a quantity of plot urea, They also
naa a camera in ueir posateeion.
. Trfxle Cohen ws arrested by Officer
Robert last night on ft charge of va
grancy. , . ,;f;
? Peter Jacobs is m JaJL . obargsd with
carrying ooneealed weapons. He wa
nourishing revolver at Sixth and Ever
ett streets last night, When arrested by
Officer Welch. - . - r
After eonaiderable search, W. H. Reed,
tor whom a warrant was sworn, out yes
terday by Jennie B. Lawtea. who charges
him With threatening to kill, was found
last night by Officer Welch and locked
UP. It I not likely th case will ever
torn t trial, a It appears to be a lovers'
quarrel.
Tbe,coronr received .the body of an un
known man at the morgue at 10 o'clock
last . night From letter found on the
body. It is thought It i that f William
Kempf of Salem. ; ;..:. ::-..
Th hody was found floating in Kltt
ridge lake yesterday. And a there was
ft bullet hole In the head search was also
mad for the revolver. This was found
at thottora of the lake bear wher
th body floated
Th suicide had evidently waded out
into the lake, and. placing- the muzzle of
th revolver Into his mouth, pulled the
trigger, thereby making succes -doubly
sure. Owing to decomposition of the
body If will be very hard to make Men
thlcatton positive. ; '
THE WEATHER;
Showers imd thunderstorms have o
curf4 generally in Nebraska, th Da
kota), Tfnne6ta, Towd and Korthern Il
linois. Light showers have also occurred
In, : Southern Nevada Southern Utah,
Colorado and Northern New Mexico.
Fair weather conUnues In ths North
Paclfle 8ute, with moderately mild tern
peratare. - V:4"v :'- a. i. 'S .
' The indications r for continued fair
weather in this district Prldty. It wilt
be eooler In Southeastern IdaBA tonight
' :'" '.. , EDWARD A. " SEALS,
"? ; 1 ' . Forecast Official
..i-v.-- i " " 11 "'1 ji.ii nii is' 1. .,;('
A Brilliant Constable-
-The local police received tt'telephontd
request from a constable SAIem this
morningat U o'clock giving the descrip
tion or a man and Asking that ths in
coming tram be watched and the man
Arretted. rA- '-'- ' kA.A--,
- Th msn Isft Salem at I .Vclock ftnd
tit ' trftiA en which h took, passag
rehl here ten tntnate aheA of the
messag. The police, though handicap
ped, are looking for th fellow. . - v"
".'. CArterT dashler ofiheTflnnk of
Ashland and Senator from Jackson Coun
ty, i la the city for abort timA
Willi 1(1
. - RIVER BULLETIN. V:
The rivef Is dommendng to rise Again.
At Portland It rose two-tenths of an
Inch to th USt S hoer. d wUl lwly
rise during th- yemslsder of the week
probably reaching stax f S9S feet by
next Saturday afternoon. At Th Defies
m rtvur win protnibiy rem to- a pitta
at about tt ,vy Friday afternoon or
The stage of the river at Portland to
day, according ts tBf feOort of th ; looa!
Weather- Barecu, I feet s; The Dalles,
SAlAseti Umatilla, m teetr The Dalles.
M.f feeti Riparian tt.S feet: Lewlstoa, Itl
feet; Welser, 7.4 feet 4..;.,? ,1
Th temperature this morning ovr the
tipper Columbia and the Snake river ba
sins, mage, between and O degrees,
and th, weather I partly sody The
temperatures wUl reoabi nearly station
ry for ,e day or two
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ROUND TOWN.
ThA urvey f township sV rang f
west, ha recently been accepted by the
general land oflMej and settlers will soon
be afforded an opportunity to file on their
olaumv Thl fwnhlp I situated la th
old Sllets Indian ressrvatlon, nnd eon
tain splendid timber land
Last nlshf. n j the nrevtou Mrhf.
Henry Asstw Adams drew the tfultured
and m telilgeht people of Portland td
hear hi dh50tre en "Th Mlddid
Ages.1' Th ' distinguished lecturer Wat
in a happy frame? of mind. - He thrilled
the audience from the beginning And held
them enraptured to the close. Tonight
Mr. Adami sbeftkA on "Th Refoimfttfem.
Don't fait td hftar this finished! dtfttof
at th BAkeT tonight. HI ringing eld
qutnoe will eon Vine yott that he td on
of th greatest or tort ef the AgA
y- ; APODT PEOPLE
Dr. VT.' 9. WllYlamson of Salem I In the
tr. , , ' , . , .-.
J.' O. Thorn ef Walla Walla, who Is
in the eity ,1 . ft prominent attorney At
Soumern Washington,
k D, jBflfgi of Ashfahd. representfttive
tyjfalrjmuii, ' li- In the city.
,' tL'. C. ;-3E4hdshIlft premlnnt dtln . ot
Sheridan, is trftftftftotteg business beye
4 1 Sryofi, an attorosy f Philomath,
ie bt th ity .eiotfAee. :.....; ,:r
MfAj Tnm ftryatn Shellaberger I In
th city t Htaftttr for torn am. Sb is
well know as newspaper And tltersry
WMteK : Sh aooompanled by her ilsfer,
Miss 8mmi Bryan of Jefferson.
0 A MAN
AtMt wtf hsTve the) 0thr eight
math ber at onr ghop. W
tura out neo'well dressed mes
vry day. y(
Sammer CockIs
la cliofc 'ptterii are oft our
tables for you to look at.
LOWEST PftlCES,
NORGAftD & PlTTlKSON
Merchant failor
a6p Yamhill Street '
AMU8EMINT&,
MARQUAM GRAND THEATRE
CALVIN HltI0. Manager.
Friday nlsht and Saturday matinee.
June 13-14. David- Oarvlck'a eomiwlv. "THM
COUNTRY G1RW Saturday night. Ales,
under gram emotionst ' ptay, TRAN-
prntar ny KATUHIM
Evening pren.M,'i. 7J. Md. SSe, ISa
Mat!. prices-Si. "Ho, 0 Sao, tie.
teenjMw(,siMnsi,
-i L JJ I! 1 .1 ii. 1 'J 'Km1H.11 .11 1 ii in ,1
Tie rraderlcksbargr--
i Seventh and Alder street.
iTRAtERB AND SAVXLLSI
m T&E BtmLESQtfB K3tTAVANZA
" "MCKirr is m jarsn. '
"McNIFFB IN JAPAN."
, "McNIFFB IN JAPAN."
4 MoNIFFBlK JAPAN." '
Beautiful costumes, pretty slits, brill-
tent electrleetAv f nr.. i v .
CONCERT HALL
bLAiiiBRbs.
CONCERT EVERY NIGHT
242-248 Burngld. v
FAMILY ROOMS
, Gentlemen's Resort ,
Louis D&mmasch
Qoodneugh building, let and
170 Sth street. Opposite poet--.
offlee. '
Cotdluachss..Sdinu beer ott draufth
Klamath Hot Springs
Edsoh 3ro., Proprietors.
Beswick. AUMyou County, Cal. '
Flnssl fiihfn.' huntbi d beslthi re
sort on the Coast. - '
Climate perfect: no winds, no foe, no
dusty roads. . .
Trout asking unsurpaseA :
Hot, swimming, steam, sulphur ftnd
mud bath. '
:: Rates $1.00 tO $9. 50 per day.
" $i.oo to $14.00 per week.
Full particulars upon application, .
dr: 0. c. blanly
.'. Room 207, Afisky BJdg,
f ' Third 'and hforrtson atrestA "'"',
Special attention given to the treatment
of RHEUMATISM ty thA AjpllcfttloA-ef
Bet Atr. -
I : lBELOM ; COST
5 EDISON-ELECTRIC LAMPS
TTo 50ngufhtrgof cuVfet frnrrftJur
I AT iS ACBtt tt.fs iE DOZEN". I fthai irl th Aimg lkrr.ps -2
J tiut we formerly sold at 2Sc eachi aild'afe made expressly for us. z
5 - - " . 4 - , . ' n S
c.t Bay Tbem If Von Wnt the Best ; : 5
2 ' f Delivered In Dozett Uu Prt of CharfoV
I Portland Qenerdl Electric. Co 5
Our
Is Dependable, It is good and
yon cart rely on it. ' It Wears
wefl. The PBJCE IS LOW.
LAMBERSON
Our. New Designs
Area Constant
Surprise and Delight
to our Customers.
PRICKS
I HARHXSS, ROBES AND , . "T4 ' ' I'-
ft WHIPS A SPECIAL X? ' " " ' fl
y wATwa orjowi tiufti t "i L U
I 330-336 &. Morrbon St. - Portland, Oregon J
A. O. U. W., Welcome!
There are s gool mny of yea, feat not too many.no matter how many may
run short of arUdes of MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS on your travels. . '
i t 't,j t ' ' ' ' 4
Nightgown, UnderweiT, Socks, ShirU, Cutis, Collar., Tki,
Belt, Handkerchief, Hat, Cap, Cloves, Cane, Umbrella, Bag,
"r KEJtn ANYTHING? n it
. - ONLY COOD COODS-ONLY REASONABLE PWCES.- . :
v wmw m - ss e as s is
Ame&nAT. : 288 Washington St., Portland, Or.'
C
The Weather -Too Ight aa4 ThurgdAy, fair; aorthwesterly wlndA.
SPECIAL FOR
QK i rf e
UUI1 OUII Is a
est designs and correct ktyles; that you'd call cheap
at $ 1 .50 and $2.00, we're
THIS WEEK FOR... ....
Yoa eA tee them
HENRY
169 ThM Street
JUNE, WEDDINGS
Nothing deer then
Brasses tt Barrett'
. ' ahM liaa . aiKShlat
ciuawas,; miss si our
T5b 3dhri Barrett i Corimany
JVew Stores, cor.
Sts. opposite
PHONE RIACi 122.
ej
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fl
mfllna we are ndw selllfiff LATH'S '
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PORTLAND
E GON
ev. mm mm sseieta' ar m .mm wi
oc
THIS WEEK.
siIk 110(1 fi"6 Madras,
very latest patterns, new
selling them
a
$1.00
in oar window.
J. WHITE
It- i , ' - ... j x AM,!'.
. Cent' FarniAber ni HAtter .Jl.i.a,',
Solo As eat for the KING Hat ,
n
. Between Morrison and YenbCt "
one of those SegotlAil
No duplicates. Excht
M-frM 'v - Tm." '
auwaureei wuraow.
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Sixth and Al? er ,i L
Oregonian tliz.
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