Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, November 04, 1910, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextA g J TIIE : MORNING OREGQXIAy, FRIDAY, yOTKMBER 4, 1910. I Ibibmi I STEAMER SERVICE A SAFE TONIC F0RJV10THERS WHO DO NOT EEC07EB. THEIR STEE3GTH A3 THIT SHOULD. Exclusive Agents Cross English Glovps Likly Trunks Agents for Manning-Bodman Chafing Dishes, Percolators, Casseroles and Trays-Full Line Opera, Field, Military and Marine Glasses IS Friday an d'; S.atur d ay NOW ASSURED Sales fT it 7 y ; t k it Bates Chesebrough Ask 2000 Tan Cargo Guarantee to . Assure Terminals. CITY GETS COMPETITION If Guarantee I Xot Made Srlce via Puama to "ew York Will Alternate With Facet Sound Porta aa Line Terminal. Raular atearashtp service from tha Atlantis Coast to Portland via tha Pan ". mma. Canal Railroad will be in- f. iiidiraud br tha Batee ' Chesebrouca lias If shippers sruar antaa a earro of too lona a month. " but If laaa than that amount la of Z fr4 tbla city will have to alternata " with toe Puaet -Sound porta In act I nc .. aa tha terminal for tbeaa veeeele. At a .wall-attended meetln of Port ,; land shippers at tha Commercial Club . yesterday afternoon Mr. Chesebroue;b, who le hero to euperlntend the unload ing r th itiuur Azteo at the North Bank dock, outlined the poller of hla firm aad promised to a1 thla cltr a aervlca that could compete with tha rallroada effectively. Incidentally be complimented the local awltchlnir facilities, declaring ibera the beet ha baa aeen In all hja periBe In the transportation boal neea. He aald the railroad enter. Insr Portland had riven the city a de rided advantage In the contest for trade, bat added that on account of tha recent Spokane rate decision local Job Mr would have to have a lower water rata, ao aa to compete with Inferior town that now have tbe benefit of tha Coast rate. Good Will Be Transshipped. By the service which Batea Chese brotJKh purpos to Install. Rood loaded at Panama will be transshipped at San Francisco, but the shipper were prom ised tfcat thla could he dona without dunsfi. If auch an arrangement doea not prove satisfactory, through service from Balboa to Portland will bo Inaug urated, air. Cheeebroua-b said. That tha local ateamshlp service will be Improved aa a result of the estab lishment of tha new line wa riven further assurance through comparison, f; with conditions south of San Francisco line Bates A Chesebroutrh started In mm petition with the Pactfld Mall '', Iteamahlp Campany'B vessels. "The fact that tha rallroada have ad ,! vertlsed a alx-day service between i. Portland and Missouri River points and a la-day service to the Atlantic sea J board doea not affect us." he said, "be- cause we are not In the field for tha '' ilass of frelBht that demands a quick t lauL We can rive a S-day service .Von New Tork or Philadelphia to Port- - land, and thla la sufficiently fast for V the claaa of aoods that wa purpose to ' handle. We could not handle all the shipments If you offered them to us. Capacity Small, bat Lever Large. "Our capacity will be small when compared with the railroads and the r mrrlcan-Hawllan line, ao wa don't aant all tha shipments. - believe, however, that with Our service eatabltshed here you could use us . as a lever, or aa a 'bis; stick If necea sesrjr. over the rail routea or over any ther water line." Mr. Chesebrourh promised to keep the schedule of ratea on his vessels at t minimum and declared that even If the rallroada raised their tariff 20 centa per pounds, they would not in crease their prices 1 cent. He appealed . for a wide dletiibtutlon of the tonnage ea the vessels, and pointed out that of tha 3009 tone on the Aztec 1S00 tons . . were taken by three firms, while the remaining 600 went to 1 1 others. A similar cargo waa distributed among T shippers at San Francisco, he said. , - la tbla way ha dispelled the Idea that the compear Is seektnx the patronage - of the larger shipper only, and Im pressed the meeting with the fact that ther want the business of the small shipper aa well. '. Joseph N. Teal and a number of ethers spoke In support of the service, and manr of the business men ques tioned Mr. Chesebrough. 1 That tha line will be established Is a certalatr. It remains for Portland shlp- pers to provide sufficient business to .' make the service regular every month Instead of alternating with tha Sound. ', THREAT HASTENS ARRESTS Anti-Saloon League) Acts When De tective Geta Warning. e k GRANTS PAS3, Or, Nov. . Special) The AnU-Balooo Ueagua. which ha been Investigating Illicit sale of liquor, thla afternoon caused) eight arrest, ona v being that of a woman. Some of the de fendants have three charges acainst , them. Tha tbrt Is: O. D. Williams, three count: Daa Heara. M. F. Hull, two counts each: Jack Walts, three counts: Fred Pllktnctoa, Daa Johnson, Len Mar tin and Mlaa Fern West. All waived preliminary examination and war bound over. Aa extra session k of tha grand Jury will be called. To ob tain evidence four) detectlvea have been employed, aeetsted, by local people. la two Instances the slate's wltneaes are women. The Immediate arrest of allh defendant waa caused by a notice played upon the door of one of the detectives, which read: "Ton had better cot Bleep here tonight. AGED CHINAMAN MURDERED ; Mystery Surrounds Discovery of 1 Body at North Yakima. ' - NORTH TAKIMA. Wash, Nov. S. Speclal. His head and face, battered beyond recognition with the bntt of a 12 caliber rifle, which lay nearby, tha k. .. it. .1--- hjul Me Mm" 1 a Chinaman who baa realded In North Yakima for many years, waa found this afternoon by a Chinese boy on the Reor of the half-cave where he had lived. a who Is known to have visited tha dwell- tng of the Chinaman this morning, has beea arrested. - Tbe motive for the crime la not known. Tba boy who gave tha alarm did not ; see the body, it la said, but suspecting from the disorder la tha room that somatslng waa wrong, told other ' ' Chinese. The stock of the gnu with which the old man waa killed had been I broken Into pieces. Police Record Disappear. 8T. LOUIA Nov. JL Police records ' aad correspondence In the case of Al ' fred W. Syrette, the real estate dealer -" . ru waa arrested la Brooklyn. N. T, Ir Not Every Tonlo la Suited for The Use but the Remedy I nat if" Thla Woman la Safe and Efficient. Everr mother, who faiis to reaia her strensrth and health after confinement, needs a tonic The years of weakness and BTitfering, which so often follow, are nnnecenary and easily avoidable. The fact that her strength doea not return i a certain indication that the blood flas been overtaxed and is impoverisheil. This condition ia ortea made worse, far the mother often takes np her household duties while she is still weak, when a complete breakdown results. The strength that the weak mother needs can be quickly found in tbe tonic treatment with Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. These pills are a blood-builder and they soon furnish the entire body with a health-bearing stream of pure, red blood. The following statement, made by Mrs. George F. Sylvester, of o. 617 Second street. 8. E-, Watertown, fVrath Dakota, regarding her cure by Dr. Williams' Pink PUla alter eeverel months of suffering with weakness, will Interest every young mother: ' "I was left in a very weak condition after tbe birth of my child. My limbs were numb and I bad do feeling in them. Later there was a numb sensation all over my body. Pinally my eyes were affected. There was a burning sensation in them all of tha time and they felt as thouph they were on Are. My suffering was intense and I bad to lie in bed part of the time. "At the time I was living at ewton, Iowa, and received but little benefit from my doctor there. Later I was treated by a specialist at Pes Moines, but- aa I be came no better I decided to try Dr. Wil liams' Pink PiUs, which my people had been reading about in the pa pent. The pills gave me great relief in a short time. The burning sensation left my eyes, the numbness disappeared, and my general health improved. I continued using the pills and was cured." A booklet, "Plain Talks to Women," which will be sent free to any suffering woman, gives many helpful suggesuons in regard to the care of the health. All druggists seU Dr. Williams' Pin Pills, or they will be sent postpaid, c receipt of price, 60 cents Per box ; boxes for $2.60. by the Dr. Williau Medicine Co., Schenectady, . l. Tuesday and who ia being held for ex tradition, are missing, according to an nouncement of police department to day. It la said 12 members of the de partment may be tried on chargea In connection with the disappearance of the documents. STUDENTS WOULD RULP AGRICriTlHALi COLLEGE MAY ABOLISH REGULATIONS. Faculty Will Be Asked to Allow Boys to Govern Pelves and Enforce Own Laws. OREOOX AGKICCXTURAXj COL LEGE. CorvaUls. Nov. . (Special.) That tha students of tha Agricultural College will handle all the problems o( student discipline and create an organ isation for complete self government is a possibility. The student body today appointed a committee to Interview President Kerr and to draw up definite plana of organization. It la now the intention of the stu dents to ask tha faculty to abolish all faculty regulations and to permit the atudenta to assume the responsibility of governing themselvea in all matters excepting those of a scholastlo nature. They believe that they will be capable of rasslng regulations and rules which will be as comprehensive as those now in operation and that they will be bet ter able to aee to their enforcement. - No definite plan has. aa yet. been pro posed, but in all probability a court of atudenta will be created for the pur pose of trying all members of tba stu dent body accused of violating student regulations- This body will have the power to recommend any form of dis cipline which It may see fit to the president of tbe institution. If thla acheme goea Into operation It will be a great innovation in Western Institutions. DOCK BONDS OPPOSED SHIPFTXQ MEN SAT IT WOCXD BE WASTE OF MOJfET. Present Facilities) Ample for Busi ness aad City Would Have to Face Constant Deficit. Aa election day draws near oppo sition te the proposed bond Issue of SI.o00.000 for public docks is becoming more and more apparent. Many busi ness men. after closely studying the situation, have come to tha conclusion that at this time it would be a waste of money to build public docks. Their chief argument la that the great ma jority of the big importing and ex porting firms and corporationa own their docks, and for auch reason could not ba persuaded to handle their car goes over those which would be owned by the City of Portland. Speaking of tbe situation last night. W. J. Burns, manager for Balfour, Guthrie dc Co, said: "Any opinion that I would give on this question might appear to tha pub llo to be actuated by ulterior motives, but. speaking from a purely disinter ested standpoint and as one who knows something of the shipping situation. 1 will say that the necessity of provid ing public docks has never been ap parent to me. The facilities we bave are ample to care for the business, and the rates charged compare favorably with those charged in other Paclflo Coast aeaporu. "In my estimation, the future can take care of itself. Should the business of Portland grow to such proportion aa to necessitate public docks, they may be provided at any time. It is not necessary that they be massed in any particular portion of tha harbor or near the center of the city. The docka of London. England, extend for several miles along the Thames." M. P. Henderson, vice-president of the Eastern 4t Weatern Lumber Co said The docka which are here now are paying very meager returns to their owners. I do not believe that much in come Is assured public docka and I 7 V UffuuUiasvt At America's Largest Popular-Price Drugstore The Store where goods are marked at what they are worth, NOT at what we think they will bring. Cuts in Drugs Woodlark Olive Oil is the kind you have been looking for. Try a bottle. 10c Bird Seed 7d 10c Bird Sand....7 10c Soda Bicarbonate, pound for only..6 50c Pure Cream Tar tar, the pound. .31 it 40c Sugar Milk (Merk) pound .25 50o Pure Extraot Va nilla, bottle for 40 25c Boraxo, the pound for... 19 35e Absorbent Cotton, pound, 27 50c Green Soap (fine quality) the pound for low price of only 40 50c Floor Wax (for dancing floors) at the low price of only 40 25c Carbolie Acid, bottle.... 18 25c Bay Rum (excellent quality) bottle ......19 10c Sewing Machine Oil, bot..5 10 Chloride Lime, can 8 $L00 Earthquake (Carpet Cleaner) the package for 59 Dutch Cleanser, can...., 10 Medicinal Wines tP Liquors of Fine Quality on Sale $1.25 Old Crow, bonded.'.Sl.Oo $1.25 Hermitage, bonded. . .$1.05 $1.25 Clarke Bros. Bourbon, bond ed, special for only 79 $1.25 Overholt Rye, full quarts, bonded Sl.0-4 $1.25 James E. Pepper Bourbon. bonded, 7 years old 98 $1.25 Munro's Scotch $1.05 $1.50 De Kuyper Gin for $1.23 75c California Vermouth. .. .49 50c California Superior Port, 34t 50c Cal. Choice Sherry at 34d 25c California Claret for...l9 Pineapple Juice, quarts 50f Pineapple Juice, pints 25 J Toilet Articles 50c Pompeian Cream 29 50c Hind's Honey and Almond Cream, special at only...3o4 50o Wisdoni's Robertine..29 50c Camelline 35' 50c Charles' Flesh Food.35 75e Pinaud's Lilac Vegetal 65 $1.00 Seheffler's Colorine, 65J $1.00 Potter's Walnut Stain, at low price of only 80 50c Java Riz Powder at.. 33 50c La Blache Powder... 33t 25c Cuticnra Soap for.... 154 25e Packer's Tar Soap 17t 25c Woodbury's Facial Soap at low price of only.. 17t 50e Pebeco Tooth Paste at 40 25c Euthymol Tooth Paste 15t 25c Sanitol Tooth Paste.. 19 25c Grave 's Tooth Powder 13 25c Lyon's Tooth Powder 17 Rubber Section $1.00 2-qt. Hot Water Bottle, on special sale at only. . .59 $1.25 3-qt. Hot Water Bottle, on special sale at only... 73 $2.00 2-qt. Red Water Bottle, guaranteed, special at $1.49 $2.25 and $2.50 Hot Water Bot tle, guaranteed, for. ...$1.83 $3.00 Combination Syringe and Water Bottle, special... $2.49 $1.25 3-qt. Fountain Syringe, guaranteed, special at....67J $1.00 Rubber Sponges with or without straps, special, 67 $2.00 2-qt. Maroon Rubber Wa ter Bottle, guaranteed. .$1!69 25c Wash Cloth, special at 17 Don'1 forget the Bed Sox, pair for 15, 2 pairs for. ...25 Sale of Mirrors High-Grade Shaving and Stand Mirrors with Wood Frames and Pedestals. $4.50 Mirrors for $3.48 $5.00 Mirrors for $3.78 $5.50 Mirrors for $3.98 $7.00 Mirrors for $4.78 $7.50 Mirrors for $4.98 $3.00 Fancy Celluloid Hand mirror for only $1.98 $2.25 Magnifying Hand Mirror at special low price of $1.88 $3.50 Adjustable Bracket Mir ror, special at only $278 $2.00 Adjustable Mirror to fasten on table, for. ...$1.48 $2.25 Swinging Easel Mirror, on speeial sale at only $1.88 $3.00 Gilt Frame, Chain. Hang ing Mirror, special at.. $1.98 $6.00, $7.00 and $8.00 Triplicate Mirrors, special at....V OFF 6QcBoxof Fine Chocolates 39c If you like good Chocolates try a box of our famous "Wood lark" Chocolates. We also carry the Orange Blossom, Johnson's, Ideal, and Roach Tisdale's famous cherry cock tail Chocolates. g4 Etchings in Flemish and Fumed Oak, $1.95 $4.00 Etchings by such artists as Anderson, Haller and Rost framed in 3x4-inch Flemish and Fumed Oak with and without mats. Special sale price for this big sale, only -...$1.95 $5.00 Hand Colored Etchings in Whistler frames, only $1.95 $4.00 Antique Scenes, special 6ale price, only $1.95 100 different designs Pictures, regular values $1.00 now 50 1000 Subjects, values to 75c for 35 or 3 for $1.00 8x10 Gold Frame, Oval and Square opening for one' or two pic tures. They are regular $1.00 values, special sale price 35 Oval Frames in black, gold or sepia finish, all sizes, each...35 Pictures Framed Exactly as You Like Them In the Leather Section Bags, double strap handles, side pockets, purse inside, in black, brown, tan, green and blue, regular $2.85 values, at $1.98 Tailored belts, new shapes and buckles, all shades, value to $1.00. Special 19f Gold and silver coin bags in buckskin and chamois drawstring, values to 50c special sale price, now only 9 $2.00 assorted umbrellas, good steel frames, fancy handles, selvage edge, special sale price for this sale, $1.24 A Fine Showing of European Leathers Percolators, Casseroles and Chafing Dishes at Special Reductions $13.25 Percolators, with stove and wood base, special $11.00 $12.25 Percolator, offered during this sale at $10.00 $5.60 Percolator, offered during this sale at low price of. .$4.7o $5.25 Percolator, offered during this sale at -.$4.50 $5.00 Percolator, offered during this sale at ..$4.00 $4.45 Percolator, offered during this sale at .' $3.75 $5.00 Copper and Nickel Chafing Dish, now on sale for. .. . .$3.98 $6.00 Copper and nickel Chafing Dish, now on sale for .$4.98 $730 Copper and nickel chafing dish, now on sale for. . . . . .$5.78 $9.75 Casseroles, nickel, now on sale at only, each ..$7.59 $755 Casseroles, nickel, now on sale at only, each.... $4.98 $8.50 Casseroles, nickel, now on sale at only, each... $6.47 $5.25 Casseroles, nickel, now on sale at only, each .3.98 $1.75 Ramekins (small casseroles), on sale at, each. $1.33 $5 Hotpoint Irons, $4.5Q Open a Monthly Account Have our delivery boy call for your prescriptions and return theni to you properly filled and with out loss of time or trouble to yourself. A guaranteed 6-pound Hot Point Flat Iron, just the proper weight for general household use, complete with long cord and attachment. Regular price $5.00, for sale at only 4.50 Bristle Goods Silver plated toilet sets $6.50 and $10.00. Sterling Silver Toilet and Manicure Sets, from $15.00 to $50.00 each. 2oc French tooth-brush, 16 40c French Tooth Brush, 31 $1.00- hard rubber dressing ' Bombs, -special price . . . . 84 50c Hard rubber dressing combs special sale price, each..39 25e Hard rubber dressing combs, special price, each 19 $3.00 Assorted hair brushes, for sale the the low price 'of $2.49 25c Folding pocket combs 19 $2.00 Asst. hair brushes $1.75 $1.00 Cushion iback hair brush, special sale price, each. . . -67 1 The Largest Assortment of Par isian Ivory Toilet Articles in the City. . Stationery Dept. Bargains 50c Nickeled travelers' ink case with pen filler, each. . .. . .19 50c Pen rack with tray. . . .19 15c Deck playing cards, square Deal, special price, 12 25o Deck playing cards, Mas- cotte, special price 25 35c Deck playing cards, "Wood lark" special price .29 50c Scenic playing cards.. 39 75c Linette Playing cards 39J $1.00 Deck Scotch Clan playing cards, special price 69 50c doz. Hexagon pencils, rubber tipped, special price 36 $1.50 doz . hand-painted place cards, special price, doz.. .79 $1.00 doz. hand painted, place cards, special price, doz...59 i5c doz. Tally cards, special , sale price, per dozen 10 Jewelry Dept. Just received a new line of im ported jewelry, necklaces, chat elaines, brooches, chains, belt pins, lorgnettes and numerous other articles. Come in and look over our line, at greatly reduced prices. Fancy Rhinestone braid pins, on- sale at only, each 35 35c Barrettes, special. .. . .27i 75c Brooches ...48J would not like to aee them built unleaa there l a certainty of sufficient busl nesa to make the Inveatment on tha part or the taxpayera profitable. I do rot believe that 10 per cent of the ton n'trt would be handled over the public docks for the reaaon that the com panies which do the bulk of our Importing- and, exporting- business own their docks. My Arm belief la that In stead of reaping- revenue the taxpayera would ba put to the necessity of con stantly supplying- money to meet the difference between operating expenses and revenue.- There la no prospect of their, being for yeara to come sufficient Independent tonnage to , Justify the building of public docka : I am not making a fight agalnat public docka, but I am opposed to tha bond Issue simply because I cannot aea tha sense from a business standpoint of the peo- ple of Portland investing their money in public docks at this time." New Hotel Opens at Milton. ' MILTON, Or., Nov. 3. (Special.) More than S"0 persons partook of the $1 a plate luncheon given under the auspices of the Business Men's Association yes terday evening. The event was in cele bration of the opening of the new hotel which has recently been built by George Talbert and A. M. Elam. The hotel ia a two-story structure of brick and con- crete and steam heated. It Is under the management of A. I. Christensen, for merly of Boise, Idaho. The British cotton mills bought 5700 bales less raw cotton In August. 1910. than In tha same month last year, but what they did buy cost them $2,000,000 more. m Don't Persecute your Bowels . CstsrtasaWiissW nwsam. TWanfcfsjar I i h ! ii ii .rr. Tit . CARTER'S LITTLER .v LIVER PILLS j jp.X PaTPafy VtaaVabsaV AaS f a BBer s.3r j Carters .B.bowLy f fliy.i? cc-yra M Pitts. Mm? Aa jr Sjca li - sal fassrtha. at mXwm kasar. Small POL Saaan Dos, Small Pric Genuine w Signature Start The Day Right, Feel Keen, Spirited FIT BATH K WITH HAND SAPOLIO It gives your skin an exhilarating tingU mattes every pore respond. It revives circulation Invigorates CLEANSES. All Grocer aad Drngglstm iliiilEf i Delicious Oysters -Fresh' From Famous Beds Bine Points, Narragansetts, Chesapeakes, Gulfs. Right here yon can have your favorite variety of these world famous) oysters by getting genuine Sealshipt Oysters. You can be sure we are bona fide registered Sealshipt Agents, because our oysters are taken from the blue and white porcelain Sealshiptkase bearing the Sealshipt name and trade-mark. aa. ; - 'gmfsiais'S r When yem get SeaMiipt Oysters It protects tie growing-, the yon are sore of oysters as pure, shucking, the sealing and shipping Csuiasi SiaHlast Oysters are aaU irtai taa uicsra. Lsestsr fresh and succulent as the day they came from the sea. For the Sealshipt System safeguards the oysters at" every move from oyster beds to you. of oysters. It protects you against inferior oysters. Oysters that lack the rich nourishment and delicious tang of the natural sea oyster. , Sealshijpt Oysters n a -a. T s T" J T"1 all LarasAw iV rounsning roou iuai rv.11 xvujuy Sealshipt Oysters are famous not only for their rare delicacy and sweet ness of flavor. They impart as well all the rich, natural nourishment of the world's best oysters. With Sealshipt Oysters you have k, the foundation of countless delicious after you have once served them. The Standard of Value Sealshipt Oysters are all solidoyster meat no water. Hence their vast economy. The price of Sealshipt is the standard of value. When you Wsx-Uaed rsser PsM is whka r bang yae Ssashim Ortuas dishes. Nothing can take their place pay less you get less. Yon Can obtain Sealsnipt Oysters from your dealer SEAIaSHLPT OYSTER SYSTEM, , . South NorwaJk, Conn. "I Suffered Intense Pains in My Left Side." Do you realize it is better to be safe than sorry, that it is the best policy to lock the stable door before the horse is stolen? Dr. Miles' Heart Remedy cured Mrs. C. C. Gokey, of a stub born case of heart disease, such as thousands are now suffering with. Read what she says: "Before I began taking Dr. Miles' Heart Remedy I had been suffering from heart trouble for over five years. I bad grown so weak that it was impossible for me to do thirty minutes work ia a whole day. I and under the left shoulder blade, I suffered intense pains in my left aide could nut sleep on the left side, and was so short of breath that 1 thought I should never be able to take a full breath again. The least excitement would bring on the most distressing palpitation. I had scarcely taken a half-bottle of the Heart Remedy be fore I could see a marked change in my condition. I began to sleep well, had a good appetite, and im proved so rapidly that when 1 had taken six bottles I was completely cured. MRS. C C GOKEY, Northfield, Vt If you have any of the symptoms Mrs. Gokey mentions, it is your duty to protect yourself. Dr. Miles' Heart Remedy. is what you need. If the first bot tle fails to benefit, your money is returned. Ask your druggist. . MILES MEbiCAL CO, Elkhart, Ind. American Express Co. ISSUES Travelers' Cheques and Letters of Credit. Drafts on Foreign Countries. Money Orders. 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