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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 28, 1910)
13 mE MORNING OREGOXIAM, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28. 1910 i . i CITY NEWS IN BRIEF oaifiOMAX telxpboxul Coib tin t-nnn A " A " A A A Psclfle Sistes. wlT07 A nty rlrculatlon Main Manacln Editor MmI!;! Sunday Editor Main ComiiDf-nom ...... ....ain City Editor Mam '; CusL. bulldum JaiBT. liKlI.tO THEATER ?th and TTlV Ja.pl E. Howard la the musical cera irty. Th. Oortd-. of Libert, To msht at 8:15. srw.Aiow T;f.ATER-rrtifi end Morrison Charl. A. Pllon In J mu.Kal eitras-ansa. Th. Cow and Moos'- Tonight al 1 o'clock. BAKER THEATER Eleeth and Morrl ar.ni Th. Kakar BtorS Company IB -" tl Johnny Jonea. Tonlcht at : o eloca. ORPHEL'M THEATER OHorrtaon. eetweetl cuts and Sv.ntn VaudeaUie. la" aXiaraoon at I II and ton 1 tit at 1:1. GRAND THEATER Park and Waanlnr ton Yaudevile. This alterneoa at a :1a. tonicbt at J:J and . X.TRIC THEATER Swnth and Aldarr Armitrooi Musical Cotnedr Company la H.p-La."' Tola afternoon at a. JO. to- ITAR THEATER CPark and WahlOat Motion pictures. CoaUauoua. troxa 1:M to iv.au v. Adewrttaeaseata litcasX fer City m la BrMf catlasaa la ja4ajjl te. it aail t kaaaWd la Tit Oreajealaa kaalawaa elUee Zr "'.leek Salarae aalaa tne l:on.e of the Boys ana tjiris- Aia oo c rv of Or1"! IB more crowded now ... .... K-f It l. vi-r difficult to keI the number much below 10. At tft time there are M emiaren ann. -i . i . rnrhnin im bnva and 24 iciru. The aires of lha boye ranee from to IT years arl that of the stria from l i li Tt-.n fr.ar-SKement desirous . . ; r, '.mil hntnus for these ch 11 dr--n and s!l application will be prompt ly attmdd to DT commumctmni " the recelvin !.aie. East Twenty -ninth and Kast Irvlns street.. r.ABni Wiii 10 Preach. "larael: Of frnse and Defense" will be the subject ,f u..hm lnruth R Wlaea aermon. at K'th Isnaa-I toniitht at ( o'clock. The ftrmnn tomorrow momlna at 10: oVlock. will be a continuation of the utit to be discussed ae the Sabbath l'-acn il:lt Winter and will take up the arrival and earliest dlsnerslon of . . - i rttMM Th rrllffloua school 1 J ' " ... " - ! now opea and ail children have been Invited to attend, lia arationi are uu at ; o'clock. Sunday mornlnc. at Beth t.rl n Twelfth and Main atreeta. MoxTAVILiA GTatXAtirM TO OpEX. Th Montavilla Oymnaaiura will take up or for the comlr. year thl week. Thla work M under the auaplcea of the Metho i!t lipiiopal Church, of which Her. Harold Oberr U the paator. and Include" . I J . I. . mttxnr HimDanum, lewinn t . m w uu "" ; . nt fnatriiff nn haav been idrd to and the clubroojn equipment nl.rnit T.irlM a TweDtfon Will b0 held at the a-vmnaalum. when a projriram will be rendered, attrr wnm m'-me will oe aerrea in i -'"ul " V- H . - ABavtiwm TlmV R A a. w c a j. i v w - - Mumnwy. of ViIliamport. Pa., who haa teen auocessful in city work, haa been --.. Mf tna Pirart TTnlted .JU'V'll'- f " . -" v. KvaniteUcal Church. Idd'a Addition. and he expecta to oe in ronimn w,eiu' xr. ftiital.v Rev C C Pollna. who haa been attending the general con fTenre at Canton. O.. and will arrive from Dalla thla afternoon, will preach In the nm Church. He will givm an ac rount of the eefasona of the a-eneral ror.ference ana went it acvwimnc. r"uneral of Andrew Bar Iter, veteran of the Ppaniah-Arnertcan War. who died at M. home, at ui. r.ant aimnition 1 1 l. Un.'.v':! Wednesday, will be held tor ilay at 2 P. M.. from Dunninc tt ilc ritee'a chapel. Mr. Barirer waa 54 yeara . -waa a. mmhr of ComDUIV Oreon InfAntry Volunteer, and the Spanlerti-American War Veterans. In terment will be made In Multnomah Ometery. t ( WnAnVAimt'l BODT TO B .J Uwmm fr- WoodWOrth. Wife rnuiuni . . of J. M. Woodwortb, clerk of Multnomah "mmt No. 77. who aurted to Pomona. ! ah.n her husband died, la ex- .t. In tVir-tlariH with the lo,ir tomorrow. A letter waa received fr.oi Mra. Wood worth dated at San Kranrievo. while ahe waa on her way to l-t4nona. and a telenram waa received later. Amni'imnU for the- funeral w tl be made on her arrival. Vim-The On i i ih. tvnrrMn'ai Chrlatlan Trmn-ran-e Union met Wedneeday when appointments were made of auperlnten cinai of department work for the cora lnar year. It wae'alao tha occasion of meetlns; Mrs. Dalsleish, who haa reoent W returned from Scotland, and saying f-irell to Mra. Sarah Northrop, who will woa leave ror v aurornim m m t.ie Winter. Pots Wilx. llouo Soaax. Halloween . .i k .kumH ton'cht at the Tounc Mn a CirtirUn Association by a swlal in which all memO'r or tne noys oe partmer.t will Join. Halloween K antra and pranks w!H be the order of the evening. The Amlcitisn Bible Club has made the arranseroenta and will have ehare of the j. ft Not-TA Recovmaixo. J. IL Nolta. a prominent resident of North Alblna. who has been ery sick for several .i . . Mn.iiH ...f.nlir mm urtprov- . Mr. Nolta at rtrst was reported ta te k mlth typhoid fever, but thfB turned out urfouedrd. Ha has ma!.iria . k.i. tAM in ha out this week. Snavtn cs at Stsaooocts. Services will be held in iira-reti"n ". J toUtm Srna;orue. park and Clay atreeta. . . . 1- ... . k .V.I. lon'snt at 8 o cioca. jiuaic nw Tomorrow morn in a; services be eta at I o'clock. Rabbi R. Abraham son ofll ciallrB. WtAI. AT FISST PBSSTTTRIAt CHfRrH. o-!al will be hrld tonight at tba LtH . PM.svt.riAn ritircn for new mem ber-- S:uart Masulre and Miss Magulra will sine, and other numbers) will be on the programme. Waktmh-lorn prohibition voters to meet at V. M. C. A., at T o'clock tomorrow evening, to march In body to attend Mrs. Armor's meeting, at the Armory. Tenth and. Cou-h. tPasd adv.) rs. Emwa M. 1-rwDiuc'B Fo.-r-.Ai. llst.n. -r funeral of Dr. Kmma M. Linden was held yastrrdAy morning from Holy rtorAT-r Churrb. and the Interment was ii'iAle "ln Rivervlew Cemeterv. Pnrouaj TnCATAftxTS and therapeutic map". sng:e treatment. II So. three for until Nov. 1. J William Lewie. M. T. n IV k urn. Marshall SS17. E . .. . . ii.ilosteen danos Aiturdar. wAnirn cf Woodcraft Hall. Tenth and Tslor streets. irrr.ajmjiKEii Atrro repairing a apecdalty. Landy Auto Company. Ba Alder at. I Am Goixa to WoomcR's. 25TH - STREET PROPERTY We have for -sale a very attractive l.wtie on Twentr-flfth street, modern in every respect: eight rooms: two XirepUi: furnace; cement sidewalks and bard surface pavement: owner wants to dispose of this at ones; splen did bur for the money. Kor particu lars apply to jars PPf'HU HENRT CO. Henry Bldg. Fourth and Oak tits. Tortland. Or. rw Yorker Want Ballot. City Auditor Rarbur has received letter from the hhort Ballot Organisa tion of SHI Fourth avenue. New Tork. In which Is enclosed a clipping from a local paper stating- that the official feaiiot la PorUaJid would be 13 feat la length. A. copy of the supposedly long ballot la dealred by the organisation, but the Auditor yesterday wrote them that the ballot would be or, meaium 1x8. and not aa described In the cup ping. LANE RESIDENTS HERE OPPOSITION TO COUXTT DIVI SION IS KEEN- Delegation Anxlons to Sound Senti ment of Portland and Protest Agalnat Changes. . . i ai r u.lnr business men of Lane County arrived In Portland yesterday and aaaiuonai tuuiui...... .,, ..a., amd Monday for men win vui. . the purpose of quietly sounding- sentl- mcnt in tne xuoirouo..- ----division. Among those In the dfV. and including others to arrive this morn ing, are: 3. M. Shelley. George Grose. . . . . f a wilH.mA Cwtta rsA L). O'Connor. J. W. Hobba and Manager Freemon. or tne tint" Abltter fight la on In the aouthern part of the Willamette Valley against the proposed creation of Nesmlth Coun ty which Cottage Grove county seat boomers, the committee says, want carved out of the heart of Lane and IMuglas Counties. If left to the peo ple of Cottage Grove. Lane and Doug lass Countlea It la said the aentiment al boom of Nesmlth would overwhelm ingly fail. Should Nesmlth and Wll llama Counties be achieved a confus ing situation, terminating In volumin ous litigation, would undoubtedly re sult as the proposed boundary llnea i . annthor "Ifs purely a local question." aald a member or the committee, awi . ... i n H in our canvas, to Ir saw mtu ... find that the disposition of the city voters la to vote no or nut - all county division questions. Still, the Indifference of the non-voter on these matters, wherein a grave In justice may be done to the people or the Interior of the state, should be dla couraged." SEE THE "PRESTO" MAN. Hundreds of men have already prof- a ... ka nmiB.1 .lAmonatratlon and sale of the new two-collar "Presto"' overcoats. See the roan in tne wu showing- the great advantages of this dressy irarment at the Brownsville Woolen AI1U store, inira m,na " streets. All iO. 2.. JS. I S0 and tie overcoats on ale during this vent for only SIS. HALLOWEENDELIGHTS. kotaaa deiia-hts In appropri ate delicacies for Halloween. Royal pumpkin pie can t be beat. Delicious, wholesome, big. deep and fragrant. Or der today lest you forget. Either Morrison or Washington branch Royal Bakery. WHERE JO .DINE. All the dellcaclea'of the season at the Portland Restaurant. Fine private apart ments for ladles. 105 Wash., near U at. Two Portland W idows Wed. VANCOUVER. "Wash.. Oct. 27. Spe cial.) James Coleman, of St. Johns, and Mrs. Belle Andrews, of Portland: and t.k. t n-Rrlatn and Mrs. Lulu Eldrldge. of Portland, were married here today. Chrlsteneen'B Dancing- School. Forming a new claaa for adult be ginners. Phonea Main 01T; A -4480. Klamath Sees Biggest Ticket. KLAMATH FALLS. Oct. T. (Special.) Heard of Our Pumpkin Pie7 Halloween Sweets and Novelties There seems to be an nnnra&l interest in the ancient festival of Halloween this season, and we have tons of weets and thousands of novelties ready for the coniinp festivities. The ma jority of Portlanders will look to the popular S wet land store for these supplies. They know that no other sweets can com pare with Swetlind Quality. Now here eUe in Portland can they find Bn-h a collection of novelties and fan favor for Halloween parties. Early selec tions are the best. Prices run from 5c to $3.50. BRING THE CHIL DREN TO SEE THE CENT EE WINDOW DISPLAY Order Pies Ear y Output limited EVERY SMILE ADVERTISES US OCR PRICEBI Full set of laelh on.r .ee Bnoge work or teatb w I t a o a t plates.. tt.se to BS had rubber P'' ealy Good rubber plates only ..S4.ee Cold or porcalaia croarna S3-6e te tt Gold or poreaiain Allinss SI "P Silver BUIncs only Sue te el Painless extraction only see Free when puuaa are ordered., Our Work Guaranteed Perfect Xa better wora done anywhere. Mod ern equipment, perfect sarvlee. eary roatomer plaaaed. Out-of-toara patrons may make appolntmenta and have work nntahad ta one o. Kvarr operator a specialist. THE NEW YORK DENTISTS Dfj. H. A- BTTRDBVANT. Mg. Heers. B A. M. t- B P. M. Suadars. B A. M. te 1 P. M. 1.4, AiLnHi-'- V T Cor fh-M-rroo. A Good Place to Offering for Halloween ICE CREAM SPECIAL Orange frappe and vanilla, a brick in fonr layers of white and gold, appropriate colors, for Halloween, per quart brick 75sj PUMPKIN PIES A combination of Oregon pumpkins, Oregon ranch eggs and Ilazelwood milk, seasoned and baked our own waj, each .? CANDY SPECIAL Molasses Spearmint Chews, the old time Halloween candy, pound 40t FAVORS A large assortment of new favors for Hal loween parties. The Hazelwood 388-390 Washington. Phones: Main 798, A 4553 The county election ballot Just printed Is the largest ever used in tma county. The ticket la MxlTH Inches) and besides containing- the state and county ticket haa SI different measure on which the people are called upon to vote at the coming election. i Mary Harris Armor. Armory Satur day nlerht. (Paid advertlnement- L. MAYER & CO. Portland's Oldest Grocers. 148 Third Street. Phones Main 9432, A 4432. WEEKLY GROCERY BULLETIN "Our own importation." Jost out of the Custom House. "Teissier roAnon." Extra Virein Olive Oil, is the "Brand." We pride ourselves on getting THE FINEST QUALITY ONLY. We offer you this Extra Virgin Oil, as follows: i3 Pints, per bottle 30c ., Quart cans LW Pints, per bottle 50o Gallon gJ Quarts)! bottle $1-00 Gallon $3.o0 FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. OCTOBER 28TH AND 29TH: Steero Bonillion Cubes, regular 35c, per package. jiWC Vanilla Extract, regular 35c. per bottle Crosse & BlackweU's Chow-Chow, regular 35c, 45c and 85c ' per bottle 30, 400 ""1 Jod Brandy (for your Mince Meat), regular $1.00 per bottle 7ot NEW ARRIVALS Nurnburger Lebkuchen; Protobon Figs, in 4 and 5 lb. hoxes. New Raisins, Citron. Currants and Orange Peel: also Boiled Cider for you MmceMeat. We ONLY SELL YOU FRESH GOODS. . "For Sunday Breakfast," Findon Haddock: Jones' Dairy Farm Sausage. "A child can buy as safely as a man." SEALY-LOWELL CO. ' GROCERS. BAKERS, TEA AND WINE MERCHANTS A Great Variety of .New Goods Arriving Daily New Smvrna Figs, per box, 85c and $1-10; pound 2o? New Stuffed Figs, box New Stuffed Dates, box Pimento Cheese, new and dainty International Cheese, also new jC Imported Camembert in wood boxes gV New Liebknchen, per package -V, 1 5 Good things for Mince Meat and Plum Puddmjr a f nil assortment . Citron. Lemon and Orange Peel, Sultana and Seeded Raisins, Boiled Cider, Brandy, etc. rivr AppLEg On Tuesday we shipped 50 boxes to Ceylon. We believe this to be the firs lot of Oregon apples shipped to thJ',"JlviT . TODAY WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING SPECIALS Choice Golden Ortley Extra Fancy Oregon Red .: Jones Dairy Farm Pork Sausage, lb Jones Dairy Farm Pork Sausage Meat, pound ooC Finnan Baddies, pound nn Sealshipt Oysters all oyster pint New Chestnuts, per pound Tni New Black Walnuts, per ponnd . " V'C'C'A'ii f We are agents for Pillsbnry Flour, Nieelh Olive Oil. iSabob Coffee, etc CJRNER FIFTH AND STARK STREETS Phones: Main 7200, A 61S1 Twelve Main Lines. BROOK THE HAT WITHOUT A PEER FOR $3.0O roremoit Clothiers Since 1863 SOLE AGENTS FOR HOLEPROOF HOSE For Men, Wom en and Children Ex-Pres. Roosevelt ON HOME RULE With regard to the mobs at Newark and Zanesyrile, ft Is comparativelr easy to eee the cause. Ohio is a state which la trylns; to administer a coanly option law foe eome alsty cities. The mate haa enacted a law by which a eownty m v unmon " ' . .. . lTquors frSm Its whole territory. Within that county there may he a rlty where public sentiment la aot In laat rlt are eaiiea n pa ra'" nv - In "the? words, a supposedly self-srovernlnir community In railed upon to enforce a law Imposed by any authority ntslde of that eommonny. ai a guu.ci.Kin.0, u. a rain the people of the city have acquiesced In the 5lect?on Tof officials who have winked at tha violation of the law and who have been in collusion with the law breakers. The cure for this state of thinss 1 very, simple. It te the applicat!on of the elementary- princi ples of democracy. Let the power that makes the law. eaforee the law, or let the power that enforces the law be free to snake the law. VOTE S2". X YES. Patd Advertisement.) Is' i8 " i SUITS AND' OVERCOATS $15, $20 and $25 When you see the class of tailoring, thequality of the fabrics in these suits and overcoats, you will buy without any suggestion from the salesman. By special arrangement with Bro kaw Bros, and Rogers Peet & Co., we are enabled to offer the clothes of these celebrated makers in con fined patterns. This attractive fea ture is receiving the heartiest en dorsement of Portland's best dressers. Suits and overcoats at $25.00, $30.00, $35.00 and $40.00 km t 351 WaMmgtton St. ENTIRE STOCK of L&diss' amfl Misses SUITS amd COATS (Mostly Foreign Materials) alt 20 Off TIaio is a nmoniey saviimg opportmuBEiy for ihlhe coinming weejs SPECIAL 2 Suits aft $1S (Formerly JSS to $55.) How Georgia Went Dry and How Oregon Can" -BY- MARY HARRIS ARMOR OF GEORGIA By common consent the great est apealter in Oregon in the present campaign Hon. L C. Bronangh Will Preside The Armory 8 P. M. SATURDAY (Paid advertisement.) F.W.BALTBSS AND COMPANY PRINTING Main 163, A 1165 First and Oak WE DON'T " KEEP " THEM WE SELL THEM In Thirty Days We Sold Two Carloads tDesks There Must Be a Reason Two More Cars on the Way A Few Odds and Ends Left Your Gain if You Call This Week BUSHONG & CO. OFFICE FURNITURE PRINTING. LITHOGRAPHING, BOOKBINDING 87-91 Park Street In buying rugs and carpets there are there are three things to be consid ered; quality, good taste and price. One look at our stock will convince the most critical that our goods measure up to all three requirements sTH and S ARK J.G Mack & CO. STH.nd TARK CCHWAB PRINTING CO KjSOLICITS YOUR PATROHACE 1 2.4.-7 STARK. STREET For each member of the population ef the United States about om-thlrd of a ponnd of Japanese tea and 10 or 13 paper napkins are sold annually In America. Of Japan's total errorts of peanuts the TTnlted etafs takes two-thirds.