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Newspaper Page TextTH E WORLD HAPPENINGS ™ OF CURRENT WEEK A D V O C A T E BRITAIN. FRANCE IN ACCORD *o»»r I V t ok European Sst-ur- ity I» Vim. V M 'ULli.liliiTirn -11 Sfief Restore Most Importan! Daily Mews Items. THE HOUSE OF COMPILED QUALITY rioasing a»«l Attractive Styles in the New FOR YOU K»ent* of Noted People. G overnm ents and P a tite N orthw est, and tH her SUITS AND DRESSES In our Fancy Goods Section—l'lain and Novelty Georgettes, Silk Allover Laces, Metaline Cloth, Ombre Georgettes, Silk Demi Flouncing*, etc. All first quality fabrics at prices surprisingly low. We invite your immediate inspection and selection while the assortment is at its best. Things W orth Knowing. Uid* retu rn a b le Ju u e SO will be ask ed im m ediately by th e shipping board for sale of 200 of Us ships for serai» ptIlg , Edw ard P. Judd, an a tto rn ey of .<> a ttle for 40 y ears and son of Norm an Judd, who nom inated A braham Liu coin to r presid en t, died S aturday. 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T H E REGAL » O UR WAY Is Steam Cleaning or F ren ch D ry Cleaning Q uality Cleaning Pressing and Dyeing Not merely sponging and placing a hot iron on and in this way work the dirt into the garment. In this way much harm is done in stead of making the garment look like new. W e care for and store your suit while you are out of the city There is a difference between our way of doing work and our imitators. Our cus tomers’ clothes always look new and have a more aristocratic look. R egal G lea n er s , T a il o r s a n d H atters 127 N orth Sixth Street, Bet. Glisan and H oyt (w ith the O range F ro n t) Phone Broadw ay 1399 Satisfaction or No Pay Mail Orders Solicited N O W I S THE TIM E TO E L E C T R IF Y YO UR HOME 3 ou already know that Electric Service is the most useful and economical servant in the home. \ \ hy not start now arid let Electricity do all your household drudgery for youf » Modern Appliances at Moderate Prices We have an excellent stock to select from. ELECTRIC STORE Electric Building PORTLAND ELECTRIC POWER COMPANY P rinting of E very Description ADVOCATE PRINTING 312 M A C L E A Y B L D G . C O M P A N Y B R O A D W A Y 5807 G«>n«>vq. Gr<>at Itrituiu and France reached a com plete accord Monday on the problem of Kuropeun security, and it O erm auy, to whom (he accord will soon be sent, agrees to th e conditions, a fo u r poorer pact »III com e into being based on th e luvtolihtlity of th e K hlne fro n tiers as delim ited la the V ersailles treaty . T he p a rt silk Include G reat Rrltuln. Krönet», Belgium and tlerm uny. Italy Is not Included, although th e tex t will be com m unicated to h er for reasons of courtesy, and Poland and t'secho- Slovokla uro not directly affected, though they will benefit by th e opera turns of K ro n o a l alltaara w ith them. T he next step in the neaotiatlons will I h > the dispatch by F rance to G«»r- many, also in behalf of G reat H rltatn and Belgians of a note in w hich Itrltaln an d Belgium will reply to G erm any's offer to negotiate a pact of g u aran tees for the G erm an frontiers bordering on ^ and Helglum. T h ere a re softie ini, u.atl(>ns of d ,sal,llolHtmout ln Po. li(lh Rnd uaoctueStuvaklan circles th a t , h#tr counlrlo# do BOt specifically on- Islands te r the It is ag rees F rance m u st be e n tru ste d to an adequate mobile fore«»- troops and a ircraft in th e ju dgm ent of M ajor-General John L. I tin e s, chief of staff, and one of the chief um pires in th e g re a t w ar fa m e THE EAST INDIA HAIR GROWER Kult Aid Prwaalaed. dom ain of the proposed pact understood th at G reat B ritain to com e to th e support of w ith h e r en tire m ilitary, naval ^ ^ for(. ^ |n (.aso Kratuw a t. U |.kiH, o r t.M e anv , U N I l l u „ aoroM (ht> ,lb||J0 ll(lttrU.t . TbU A G reek naval squqadrou Sunday slitu te s an elaboration «it an obliga- surrounded th e island of Samos, lying tlon alread y contained in the Versall- off th e w est e«»ast of Asia, w hich is |t»s tre a ty w hereby th e ullii'a ag ree to in th e hands of tw o brigands, th e Vi- regard as a hostile act any Intnnge- fiades b ro th ers, and th e ir ad h eren ts, m eat of th e demilitaris«»d xone be- T roops w ere landed to put dow n th e tw een Frani-e and Germ any. I uprising. [ G reat B ritain gives re b irth to th e . . i , Ameri old W ilson trip a rtite pact . on th e Gene _ T unney of » x- New . » Vork. . light-heavyw .... , .. th a t h e r national in te re sts d e can eight cham pion, ground * . . . . . . . . . . maud peace ia w estern Europe. She knock««! out Tom Gibbon* of St. Paul, * r ,. ., , declines to commit h erself to guurun- heavyweigtat prtile of th e middle w est. . . ... , , . . , , tees concerning G erm any s e a ste rn in th e 12th round of a scheduled 15- * . „ .. . . x . , , x. , frontiers, be«-ause she r«>ulUcs th a t round bout F rid ay n ig h t a t th e l ’olo 7 th e B ritish dom inions will not approve * I of such a com m itm ent. David Bitger. 50. w as killed and tw o Italy’s exclusion from the pact Is of his b ro th ers. W illiam . 9. and \ \ in- due j 0 th e fact that it has been based slow 11. died la te r in a hospital In on th(, R hineland, and Ituly is free C edar Bapids, la., from in ju ries sus- to m ake a sep arate ag reem en t with tained when a w estbound N orthw est- \u s tria and Germany, ern p assen g er tra in stru ck th e tru ck T he tl)nclusiou of th e R hineland in w hich th ey w ere riding. pact is conditional on G erm any's en- M arking an o th e r advance In th e terin g the league of nations, and this gradual elim ination of th e floating agreem ent, like the o th ers, will be debt of th e governm ent, th e tre a su ry 's linked w ith th e league covenant auil Ju n e financial operation will consti- o p erate under It. tue th e sm allest refunding since the world w ar n ecessita ted th e sale of Belgium to Act Soon. vast blocks of federal secu rities. W ashington. D. C. — T he Belgian _ , governm ent, moving with unexpected W illiam D. M itchell of St. Paul Is ^ lnform „d th „ it a te d ep artm en t appointed as solicitor general of th e [hat „ wou,d g„ nd a com m ission here U nited S tates. Mr. M itchell, form erly (he ,aU er p a rt of July negoltale a law- p a rtn e r of P ierce B utler, asso- geU,em ent of ,u dobt to , be elate ju stice of th e suprem e court. VnUeU s t a t ,.g succeeds Jam es M. Beck, w hose resig- Tho cnm m |ggtoa w |„ ^ bcad,^, by nation w as announced sev eral w eeks K xP rem i(,r T heunlg. and w,„ ln(.lude ago’ " j the governor of th e Bank of Belgium A m bassador F le tc h e r at R om « ad- and Baron do C arter, the am bassador . vised th e sta te d ep a rtm e n t F riday th a t at W ashington. On th e basis of the F ran k lin C. Gowen. vice-consul a t Leg- official advices, th e belief prevailed horn. Italy, had been a ttack ed by a h ere th a t a funding ag reem en t cou'il m em ber of a fascist delegation May 24. be reached ln tim e for p resentation "w ithout ap p a re n t reaso n ,” being 1 ° I he next congress for ratification. tw ice stru c k over the head and stu n ts G eneral R eported Dead. DEATHS HEAR 475 IN HEAT, STORMS . m 1 ■ . im ü u r æ - 1 jm & jy LODGE DIRECTORY Sizzling Wave Gripping Whole House j and Sanitarium Pythian Bath Eastern Seaboard. CITY D W E L L E R S F L E E KniuhfH t»f I V h ia ii o f N . • A11S, A ., L., A ., /V, «uid A • (O p ern tin f U nder Su|>crvl- tlon of U. . tJovemmeii t) Twenty Injured at W ary, C ol.; Score* of P ro stra i ions It. ported in Chicago, lit. The d eath toll from the nine days of hot w eather and storm s from tho Itocky m ountains to tho A tlantic seaboard Sunday neared 475. w ith now d eath s reported hourly, while clouds and w inds did th e ir host to alleviate to som e extent tho b lis te r Ing heat in w hich Old Sid has bathed tho "fu rn ace area.” As tho resu lt of cloudiness, ruins In som e sei lions and w inds in others, the m ercury did not clim b to th e heights Sunday th a t It had previously reach ml, but w eath er forocusts held out little hope of any considerable im m e d iate relief T he forecast for tho sec tion affected show ed general contlnu ed warm w eather, hut w ith th u n d er show ers In som e parts. The e a ste rn s«<aboard continued In th e grip of tho sizzling h eat and re ported higher te m p e ra tu re s th an th e middle west. In Iowa a series of wind and rain storm s broke th e baek of tho host wave and at O m aha I wo girls wore crow ned and considerable dam age done by a wind and rain storm (hat struck there. W ray, Colo., reported a 1 »avy wind storm th ere, w ith a score of Injured, th ree possibly fa tally. and heavy property loss. Added to th e previous to tal of 324 d eath s from heat and storm since tho hot w ave appared w ere tho fol lowing fatalities S u n d ry : Now York. 30; C hlergJ. 2; Beading. Pa.. 1; H ackensack. X J.. 3; Omaha, 2; C roton, N. V.. I ; Hoboken, N. J.. 1; Boston. 2; St. laiuls, 3; M inneapolis. 1; W ashington. 3; Philadelphia, 71; N ewark. 4; E lizabeth. 5; Baltim ore, 3; Bayonne. 2; sent tering. 10. In addition scores of p ro stratio n s w ere reported throughout th e heated area. 1 «ns of thousands of elty dw el lers fled tho scorching confines of m etropolitan a reas to obtain u few hours of relief from th e h««at. C anton Is C en ter of Civil W arfare. C anton. C hina.- Fighting began at I o'clock Sunday afternoon betw een troops of th e Y unnancse gen erals Yang II m I Min and L au Chun W an and the C antonese troops. A gunboat steam ed up th e riv e r past Sham een for H onan, firing on the Bund th ere. T h ere was m arhlne gun and rifle firing on both sides of th e river, but It ceased at 5:30 P. M. All th e Hongkong steam ers left during the fighting. G eneral Vang Haih-Mln seized the governor’s Yamen and tho telephone and teleg rap h offices as well as the electric light plant. T he telegraph line to H ongkong w as cut n ear Ske- tung. T he Y unnanese erect«»«! b arricad es I along tho en tire length of th e Bund. J facing tho C antonese b arricad es al Honan across the river. G unboats uti- dor the C anton a u th o rities com m and th«> riv e r at»«I the Y unnnnese control the whole of the C anton Bide. \ dir.Vit Malvern A vetum H o t S p rin g s N a i. I’u rk , A rk . j "F u rn ace A rea." T h irte e n hundred m in ers of th e Parts. The P aris edition of th e Chi W estern Fuel com pany of Nanaim o. ca* ° T ribun" ri‘l»,rts th a t an Am<rl B. C.. on V ancouver Island, have gone ' an w earl»« ,b ,‘ ro8Ct,e of lh e le*lon on strik e following a vote S a tu r d a y , hon‘>r and Papers Indicat against accepting a 6 b cents a day wage ing th a t he w as B rlg a d te rC e n e r. reduction, a disp atch received in Se- W il,lam Chamb. rlalne. w as killed attle . W ash., from th e C anadian IT ess “ onda>r nlKht when hU ta x lta b co1 sta te d tided w ith a tram car. T ho T ribune adds th a t he also c a r Two T aconians w ere killed and five ried papers bearing th e nam e of Cap- injured la te F rid ay afternoon when a tain W illiam C arleton W atts, U nited runaw ay autom obile careened d riv er - 1 S tates arm y. less dow n th e sidew alk on a steep hill - ■ — ■ - ......— in th e dow ntow n business d is tric t and Boy Postoffice Robber, plowed through a crowd of persons a t Aglor^ G r _ A |ogg of geVl.ral tboug. a s tre e t in tersec tio n before crashing and* of dollar* in cash and checks at into a bank building. >h- hands of a juvenile poatoffic«- rub Ex G overnor H art F reed of B ribery. Tho in te rsta te com m erce commis- b< r. w as narrow ly m issed by the S tate Tacom a. W ash. — Ju d g e Govner sion, se ttin g aside p ro te sts of Call- '«ank of Seaside Sunday, according to Ti a ts in sup«'rlor court S atu rd ay su s fornia producers, F rid ay allowed the a rep o rt from th a t city. A lad about tained tho d e m u rrer of the defense to D enver * Bio G rande W estern rail- 12 years of age was seen to e n te r the the inform ation accusing Louis F. road to reduce sh arp ly ra te s on pota- Seaside postoffice, tw irl th e combtna* H art, ex-governor, of soliciting a split toes and onions m oving from p oints ’ion of a postal box and walk aw ay of th e fees In th e liquidation of tho on its line in Colorado. U tah and W y with a big bum b of m ail. T he boy defunct K candinavian-A nierican hank. om ing to C alifornia points. < rossed the railroad track Into some Judge T e a ts gave Jam es W. Selden, ! brush. prosecutor, ten days In w hich to file P earl Bayflngpr, 20, and G race I j i - ____________________ an am ended com plaint o r to appeul m ar, 25, both of Cobden, 111., w ere BeaP Routg fish e rm a n , Ills decision to th e s ta te suprem e burned to death, and John H unter. St. K lam ath Falls. Or.—W. A. G raham . court. I^ ju I s , M o ., was injured when an air- wj(b a pu rt y 0f friends, w as fishing at T he d e m u rrer of th e defense set plane In w hich th ey w ere flying fell Kag]B ridge late S unday afternoon, forth th a t no crim e had been commlt- to th e ground and b u rst into flam es wb,.„ a \,ig bia (k ^ .a ,. am bled up be t«»d u n d er tho W ashington sta te laws, a t Cape G irardeau, Mo., Sunday. T he (lind b |m and t().g an paw ing over hit even If the allegations se t forth In the m achine fell 40 o r 50 feet. fish basket, which lay a t few feet to com plaint w ere true. T he Inform ation In tern atio n al rela tio n s and the need the rear. charged th a t tho ex-governor had ut- G raham reported he took a nose tem pted to Induce Forties P. Haskell for a new n ational view point looking d|y(. th e w ater and ,„ t , bo b,.a r Jr., liiiuidator for the hank, and Guy tow ard th e abolition of w ar w ere dis get aw ay with liis day’s catch. K. Kelly, his atto rn ey , to split th e ir cussed F rid ay before th e second day ’s fees with him. session of th e ann u al convention of T rem blor H its Colombia. th e W ashington B an k ers’ association , , Bogota, Colombia.—A violent earth- Burled Jew els Found. by Davis Murphy, chief Justice of the quak„ ghork w>g feU t „ th „ norlh suprem e court of B ritish Columbia. -n d tjw of ib „ rapU a, r |t y New York.—Diamonds and Jewidry F our robbers held up th e B othell Sunday, with considerable dam age to estim ated to value J 30,000 S aturday w e r e found buried In th e sands of S ta te bank a t Bothell. W ash,, eight bu,ld,n*a’ « l » c ,a,,lr cl,,,rche#’ m iles n o rth w est of S eattle, W ash., T here was little loss of life In Bogo- Coney Island by Investigators search ing for m issing a ss e ts of tho b ank F rid ay and fled in an autom obile w ith ,n’ wbloh a PP ‘'ar8 to have been ^ ru p t Jew elry firm of M orris Sieger gr. 12500. In a pistol b a ttle in th e s tre e t :,ffctled than II,ague and T ollma. Son. which failed for m ore than 1200,- with bank em ployes and citizens as 0000. M orris Sieger, head of th e firm, th e outlaw s sought to escape tw o of W eek*' Condition Good, jumped to Ills death from th e roof of th e robbers w ere Wounded fatally. A Boston.—The condition of S ecretary a 15 sto ry building sh o rtly before the third man was la te r ap prehended and W ar W eek*, operated upon h ere bankrupt condition of the concern b«v the fourth w as being sought by com- recen tly for gallstones, w as declared cam e known. to be en tirely satisfacto ry by his phy (lined forces of Snohom ish and K ing sicians Monday. counties. Alfonso M isses Bomb. The w ar d ep a rtm e n t d esires and ex V ancouver. — Dry w eath er will bo London A dispatch to tho E vening pects ‘‘full and com plete" partlclpa- welcomed hy farm ers w ith fields of News from a point on tho Franco- thin by women In th e defense m u ster red clover ready to cut, a s rain has Spunish border said th a t it w as re Ju ly 4, W right F. Davis, acting sec re- a tendency to «ause th e clover to fall ported th a t a bomb w as found In the tary , said Sunday in a le tte r to Mrs. j and it will ro t on th e ground unless B arcelona cath ed ral ju st before K ing A nthony W ayne Cook, president-gen- good w eath er perm its h arvesting. A Alfonso atten d ed m ass th ere. T he dis eral of th e D aughters of th e A m erican few fields of clover have been cut In patch said four p rie sts w ere arrest- Revolution, who had com plained tl^it tho county and th e hay will he of ed. in some in stan ces la s t y ear “ women poor quality lie« ause of the ruin, farm T his disp atch also rep o rted th a t a w ere tfid perm itted to p articip ate ac ers stated . S traw b erries llave been bomb «’Xploded outsido a B arcelona tively e ith e r on local com m ittees or in held back and the season will extend hotel th e day a fte r a ball given th ere th e parades." over tw o m ore weeks. in honor of King Alfonso. t ;jf& ■«. j s m s im . H ot R ad io-A ctive W a ter Furni.shed In- tlie ('•overnm en t ; For A ll Baths. Sanitarium has 10 Rooms, Did and Opnaticg Rooms ; llxitel hat» Sfv R oom s; T e le p h o n e , 1 lot and C old R u tin in i' W a ter ia Every K inm i. Rates $1 to .•> 1 per day ; B A T H R A T E S; 21 B ath s . . . $ ! 3 .0 0 — 10 B a th s . . . . 21 B ath s to B ythians a n d C alan th ean s, I V I. B P. 0. E. OF THE WORLD NOTICE Dnlilia Teinple No. 302, I. It. I1. 0 . K. of \V., of 1’ortinml, Oregon, meets the 1st nml 3rd Tucsiltty nights in each month at Stn£ Audi- I or in rn. All visiting Duughler IIILs in {rood sU.mlin^ in their re spective Temples nr«« invited to meet with ns. PAULINE YOUNG, Daughter Baler. ROSE CITY LODGE No. I l l , I. B. P. 0 . E. of W . MEETS the 2ND AND 4TH WEDNESDAY EVENINGS OK EACH MONTH AT THE STAG AUDITORIUM, 381'. E MORRISON STREET. ALL VISITINO BROTHERS ARE CORDIALLY INVITED. E D. CANNADY, E. R , 311 Macleay Bldg LU LA HUBBARD/ Daughter Secretary. Syracuse Lodge, No. I, K. of P., turrit the second amt fourth Fri day tiiglit* each month at the Slag Auditorium JHIji K. Morrison St. W U HOLLIDAY, C. C.. 108 N. 6th St. E. J. MINOR. Secretary, UOV( STRAIN. K of R. A S. 419 Abington Bldg. .>.>5 Mead St. H ig h -B r o w n F a ceP o w d er A superb toilet necessity. In four shades—Natural. Pink, Brunette and White. High Brown Face Powder has earned its place in tho esteem of the most discriminate and skeptical users of toilet ar tides by its own distinctive merit and the complete satisfaction to be derived from its uso. Also a largo assortment of toilet requisites for the lady who cares. Manufactured only hy THE OVERTON HYGIENIC MFO. COMPANY CHICAGO MRS E. D. CANNADY 312 Maclcay Bldg., Portland Pacific Coast Distributor Daily Fashion Hint Daily Fashion Hint TROTTEUK FROCK ONE-PIECE CAPE DRESS Cliarmeen is h e r e delight fully adapted to the troto-ur frock, featur ing all of tin- fine (h u lls designed hy i'ari* to make the straightlinc nsxh I different. I lie front of the dress is gathered and joined to a yoke and Ixisom rut in one. The front* of the Iwsom are turned under and form u interfacing*. C o l l a r , ruff* and pockets arc bound with silk braid. Medium size requires 2)s yards 54- inch material. Firtnrial Rrvirw Dress No ¿k»7. Sizes, 34 to 48 in« hr bust, and 10 to 20 years, Price, 35 cents. The Parisian penchant for ranx- fioi ks is charmingly portrayed in this Mi.ngliihue iii ' h I c I in midnight char me« n. Saliti. Il.it cu p e or ll.umcl rmild Is» used with equally clever ef fect. The neck of the cape is galli- n ed to n pi nti d collar with scarf «•nil* Insertili |in« ket* and a rollar- h *s square neck arc other interesting d< tail* of the model whi« h, in medium size, requires A y , yards J6-imli ma terial. I’letorlal Review Dress No ^304. Sizi . 34 to Ah im In s hint, and 10 to 20 years. Price, 35 cent».