Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, January 12, 1911, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TextVALUE TO BE FIXED r, Bnvs and Girls 4th Floor-Rain Capes and CoaTs at Clearance Prices-All Umbre,Rejucej Special L u nc H e o t Teat alr SJpWarner. Redfern. Royal Worcester, Don 1 on Corsets Cooking School 3 P. M. Tod apr Fi n e pastry, cheese Room, 4th Floor CooKing just liKe home-Best serv ice and moderate prices Council Names Appraisers of Concessions Asked. U J w -w ' ' Howd, La Beau Front Lace. Mariette, Marquise, Rengo Belt Corsets Flhe Greater Olds, Wortenami. &Kiinig Store BRIDGE CONTRACT DELAYED Opening or Bid for Bridge May Preclude Necessity of Drawing n General Fund for Money for Substructure. 33d Mmt)idl Clears ale Values of various concessions de sired by ths city from the Harrtman railroads are to ba determined by a committee appointed by tha City Coun cil at Its meetlna- yeiterday morning. Tha concessions Include toe rights of way needed for tna Broadway bridge. The appointment of the committee fol lowed the reading of a letter from J. P. O'Brien, manager of the Harrtman roads, who salJ he was not prepared to comply with the request of Mayor Simon to same prices for the conces sions, as they Involved various rail road organisations, and he asked that the city make a separate offer for each concession desired.- The request of the ways and means committee of the Council that 300.000 be appropriated from the general fund fr the construction of tle aubstruc ture of the Broadway bridge, pending the necessary salo of bonds, was laid on the tabic for two weeks, which will carry the subject beyond the open ing of bids for the sale of f JOO.000 of bonds for that purpose. Appraisers Ar Chosen. The committee appointed to fix the values of the railroad property desired by the city is composed of Lwls Rus sell D. S. Sterns and IC. V. Fries, all real estate dealers. Their compensa tion was limited to $100 each. Coun cilman Beldtng made Lh motion desig nating these members of the commit tee, but previously the Mayor had ap proved their selection. Mayor Simon opposed fixing a fee for the work of the committee, saying that as inter ested cltltens he believed they would serve without compensation, but tha majority of the members of tha Coun cil favored payment. Councilman Kubll opposed the ap pointment of the committee. "I don't see any reason for the ap pointment of this committee." aald he, "It will only delay matters, and I think we should go ahead and con demn the property we want." "Tour Honor. I think tha railroad companies have been more fair with the people than the people have with them." said Drlscoil. "I think they hare been doing right all along." "Who sal. anything against tha railroad companies?" retorted KubiL Mayor Klmon said he believed that be lore condemnation proceedings began the city should be advised of. the value of the property desired. Pefeal Is Formality. In a letter to the Mayor. In connec tion with the concessions desired from the railroads. Manager O'Brien aald that the applications pending before the Council for certain franchises de sired by the 'railroad to connect Its lines with thft new steel bridge now bolnr constructed across the Wil lamette River should be withdrawn, to permit the company to make applica tions under Its new name, the Oregon Washington Railroad Navigation Co. Accordingly the franchises were put to a vote and defeated, to have them out of the way. At a meeting of the ways and means committee of the Council it was de elded that the city could not legally let the contract for the construction of the substructure of the new Broad way bridge until money had been pro vided for that purpose. The commit tee recommended the appropriation of f (00.000 from the general fund for that purpose, that the contract, bids for which are now received, might be let at once. The action of the Council In delaying the appropriation for two weeka may make the appropriation from the general fund unnecessary, as bids for tha bond sale to be made for that purpose. It Is believed, will be de cided before the Council holds another meeting. EVIDENCE LEAVES DOUBT Chiropodist Accused of Robbing Fainting Man Discharged. Aocused of robbing a fainting man under pretence of assisting him. J. Undsay, a chiropodist, escaped punish ment in Municipal Court yesterday, partially on account of a plausible version which he gave of the affair, and partially because his wife and four children were in court to plead for him. Although tha victim's gloves, ring and money were said to have been found in Undsay 'a pocket, he accounted for the presence of each, leaving the court la doubt which was turned to his ad vantage. When playing billiards In a resort at SlTth and Hnyt strets. Kmile Sandlon. of Chehalls. Wash, fell to tbe floor. Paying that ha was s. physician. Lind say leaned over the sufferer and by standers said that he went through his pockets. Patrolmen Or 11 m and Helms placed Lindsay under arrest Lindsay said that he picked up Sandlon'a gloves, thinking that they were his own. and that the ring must have adhered to them. The money, he said, was his own. Judge Taawell held the evidence Insuflcient to warrant a conviction. CEMENT PIPEJS DESIRED Owner of 4 000 Lot Join la Peti tion to City Council. (n of the largest petitions affecting sewer construction In Portland was filed st the City Ilnll yesterday when a long list, representing nearly lots, was presented from the Hnlcomb Realty Com pany and others, asking the City Engi neer to specify cement sewer pipe lor the Vernon district sewer. The same material Is now being used In the con struction of the Riverside dlstrirt sewer, lving directly to the westward of the Vernon territory. More than half the work in the latter district Is now completed, although the first delivery of pipe was made Novem ber It. and It was believed five to six months would be required to complete the contract. The Council yesterday also granted the petition for cement pipe sewers at Beaumont, where new and complete dralnase will be given for 111 acres. A resolution of Intention to lay cement sewers In the Alameda Park tract waa also adopted. Aecordfrs to recent starlsfl'-s there are ahoit s 6.Oi telephones In the s.vrM. nf which imi .TOO.U'jo are In North America. sit Redactions im All Bepar ten See Tardalit's Papers for Friday Surprise (Clearance of Sales eddin ft (fit h -7 $7.5Q BlanKets $55Q $13.5Q Blankets at $1Q.75 Take every precaution Jack Frost is prowling around night watch ing for a chance so nip you; the only thing that will save you from his clutches is warm bedding. This great Clearance Sale offers unusual saving opportunities to thrifty housekeepers. Hotel and rooming-house keepers should also take advantage. "We offer very fine finality White Wool Blankets with pink and'blue borders, woven on a firm warp and filled with long wool, epmbed heavily to a soft fluffy finish. $7.50 BlanKet S5.50I$8.50 BlanKet $6.Q5 99Bianhet9 $G.95 SUP BlanKets $7.85 &12QBAanKets glO 13.5Q BlanKet $10.75 Gray Wool Blankets for general use. Very fine finish, full sizes. Priced for clearance as follows: $1.75WoolElanket8, at 83.95 $5.6f Wool Blankets, at $4.65 $6.50 Wool Blankets, at $4.90 $7.00 Wool Blankets, at $5.10 $7.60 Wool Blanketa, at $5.50 Pillows All Fe a t her Filled High grade soft fluffy Pillows, the kind that gives the needed rest. $2.25 valnes, gperiapalr$1.45 ?5 .00-JuespwialpairS3.O5 $3.00 values, special, pair $6.50 12V2C Pillow Slips for lOc 15c Pillow Slips for 12V3C 2Qc Pillow Slips for 15c Sheets 48c Each Large sire Sheets, torn and hemmed ready for use. No seams . in the center. During this big A.Rc clearance sale, price, each.."uv' The best Sheets on the market, size 90x90, regular 85e values for only 75 Sheets 59c Each Extra large Sheet,, for double bed. Torn and hemmed ready for use. No seams in the CQa center. Clearance price..'' Extra Heavy Fleece Blankets, full sizes, for general use. Priced special for clearance as follows: $2;7JneeceBln ktaiat$2.25 $3.00 Fleece Blankets, at $2.35 $3T80Tleece Blankets, at $2.75 $4.25 Fleece Blanketa, at $3.25 $4.50 Fleece Blankets, at $3.50 Clearance of Fine D own Comforts Just as warm and cozy as they look; light weight, durable and very warm. All the most pleas ing patterns in both dark and light shades at clearance prices. $6.50 Comforters, special $4.05 $8.00 Comforters, special $6.35 $8.60 Comforters, special $6.65 $10.50 Comforters, special $8.25 $12.50 Comforters, special $9.50 $16.00 Comforters, spec '1 $12.75 $18.50 Comforters, spec'l $14.50 $20.00 Comforters, spec'l $15.75 $22.60 Comforters, spec'l $17.50 $25.00 Comforters, spec'l $1900 $30.00 Comforters, spec'l $23.50 This' Is Making-Up. Season And You Should Have a New standard Sewing Machine New Carload Just Received We are exclusive agents for the "Standard" Sewing Machines so justly popular throughout the land on account of their superior advantages for doing all Rinds of worK Call at our sewing machine depart ment and have the lady in charge demon strate embroidery, darning, hemstitching, etc. Also show you the many improved at tachments for the more practical worK We can furnish parts, needles or attachments for any Standard Sewing Machine, no mat ter how old Our lO-year guarantee holds good wherever there's a 'Standard' agency Our Special Club Offer At Clearance Sale Prices Our special club offer affords an opportunity for everyone to own a standard machine. Upon payment of the member ship fee. the machine will be delivered to your home. And the small fee of $1.00 a week will eoon pay the bill and you. will never miss the money. Don't buy an inferior make; stick to the old adage that the best is the cheapest. CLEARANCE PRICES ON ALL MACHINES. FRER INSTRVOTIOJC With every machine we sell we give free instruction on its operation, and we are at all times plea-sed to help any of our friends who may wiint the machine to do some particular work and do not know how to operate It for that purpose. We have an expert sewing machine woman in charge of our department, and she will be pleased to personally Instruct all those who buy their machines in this store. When we sell ma chines by mail, full instructions for operating: will be sent with them. If you haven t been told or shown what a Standard will do, you don't know the possibilities of a good machine. Don't miss this. ale of Groceries Phone Orders Ex. 12; A 6231 Hams, choice sugar cured,! C special sale, the pound Bacon, Eastern sugar cured "1 special sale, the pound 4 Butter, "Clover Lai.- vJKU choice, 2-pound square, ea.' Lard, 5-pound pail, special at 75 Grape Fruit, very select, each 5 Eggs, fresh Oregon, dozen 40 Bntterine, Marigold, 2-lb. sq. 60 Sardines, Yacht Club, 30c tin 25 Great Sale of Canned Goods Men's TirraisHinLgs Are Priced for Speedy Clearance Today Men's 35c SocKs 21c $3 Blue Flannel Shirts S2.Q9 Men's 5QCS0CKS 35c $1.25 Canton FW1 Shirts 89c 9 Men's double-breasted "Wool Flannel Shirts, with large t3 MenS 20C JOCKS IOC pearl buttons and pockets; fireman style, CO 09 I 4 " " $3.00 values, special clearance price", each 4-v' Men's Shaker "Wool Socks, the popular old Uen,a hc Canton Flannel Shirts, very serviceable, l reliable kind, like your fathers nsed to wear. fflad tfae warmest $L23 values, on spe- OQ Blue and pray colors; heavy 3oc val- O 1 c M gale duri the clearane at iow price of, ea. Oi7V, 1 ties; offered at cleaarnce sale price of - ' . . o' i Rn- ai;iV i- $1.50 heavy bine or gray Shirts, on sale at, ea., $1.25 Men's Shaker Socks in the 50o quality, y 1 ?- on special sale today at only, the pair wav Men's f 2.60 and $3.00 Flannel Shirts, at, each, $2.39 Men 's heavy Wool Socks, our best regn- 1 C Men's 50c Astrachan Wool Gloves, special, pair, 30 lar 20c values, on special sale at, pair A C learaiice S Coffee, our choice blend; I ' rifl reg. 35c, special 3!2 lbs.P-"-uu Vanilla Extract, the 0. W. &OC0 K. brand, reg. 35d bottles at"-" Lemon Extract, the 0. W. &0"l K. brand, reg. 25c bottles at"vi' ale of Dmg Stinciries Our Entire Stock of Mirrors Now Reduced ONE -FOURTH Regular 75c Solid Back Hair Brushes Specially Priced at 4Q Regular 35c French Tooth Brushes Now -Marked Special at 19d Regular 15c Tooth Brushes, Fine Bristles, Marked Special at 91 Regular 35c Nail and Hand Scrub Brushes Now Selling at lf? Regular 50c Rubber-Lined Sponge Bags Specially Priced at 22 pmilar $1.00 Rubber-Lined Tourist Cases at Special Price 49 Regular 85c Rubber Sponges, Best Quality, Marked Special 39? The New " ' lar 2 Go values, on special sale at, pair II . f A A f Reznor" Gas Heaters-Regular S6.QO Values-Clearance Price Only $4.4Q DATA ARE UNRELIABLE FLEA MAIE FOU OHICLVL STA TISTICS VOW STATE. FMIfn annttsa hard coal (or 10. tat a3. BSJOJ. Comiurrclal Bodlc Will Vrge Logls lalare to Aid la Preparation of Statistic. Frallnc that Oion Is In nd t re liable tatlatlrs upon Its rmnurrei and that there tbould b created a etate ata t'.mlcal bureau, C. C. Chapman, mana ger of the Commercial Club promotion committee, and H. C. Atwell. president or the State Horticultural Society, w'll prexent tha issue to the members of the Lrntslature. Preoldent Krrr. of the Oregon State Acrli-tiltural CoileKe, hn aim ben aaked to aid and la of the opin ion that the state Is sadly neglecting Its duty In not preparing data lth re Hard to the resources, that Intending settlers may be fully Informed. Mr. At well. In outlining Ms views In response to a request from the Commercial Club, aid: "There Is a constant stream of Inqui ries from tbe East resrardtnir our natural resources. Many of these Inquiries can not be answered, because no reliable In formation Is available. We Invite cor respondence and ura;e our Kastem friends in write for details, then jive them some one's guess, which they bave already read. If on of tbem writes to the. Port land Commercial Club, Palem Board of Trade. State Board of Horticulture and State Horticultural Society, asking how many dried prunes were shipped from Marlon County last year, how many dif ferent estlmatfs docs he etT Four, and aU nueeses. Same is true of any Inter est you might name. "I think we have at hand nearly all the machinery necessary for this work, with out creating another bureau or adding materially to our official payroll. The School or Commerce of the State Agri cultural College Is entirely competent to undertake this work. While East last Summer I was often asked by newspaper men and others to name some authentic and comprehensive report on the resources of our state, which would place the reader In direct touch with the entire field. I could only refer them to a score of publications is sued by commercial bodies. Theee re ports, while, as I have said, serving an excellent purpose In arousing Interest and giving a general glimpse, are not suffi ciently Judicial, detailed and comprehen sive to afTord an Intending Investor a safe and practical basis of Information." Saves Tvre I.lres. "Neither my elster nor myself might be living today, if It had not been for tr. King's New Discovery." writes A. D. McDonald, of Fayetteville. N. C. R. r . D. No. 8. "for we both had frightful coughs and no other remedy could help. We were told my sister had con sumption. She was very weak and hhd night sweats but your wonderful medi cine completely cured us both. Its the best 1 ever used or heard of. For gone lungs, coughs, colds, hemorrhage, lagrlppe, asthma, hay fever, croup, whooping cough. all bronchial trou bles Us supreme Trial bottle free. too and 11.0V. Guaranteed by all drug fists. ' BITE TO BE CONFERRED MASONIC CLASS TO BE RAISED TO SSD DEGREE. Large Class to Be Inducted at Scot tish Kite Cathedral, Begin ning Early Today. The 23d semi-annual reunion of An cient and Accepted Scottish Kite Ma sons will begin In the Scottish Rite Cathedral. Morrison snd, Lownsdal streets, at A. M. today. There are 1100 members of the Scottish Rite in Oregon and a large number of visitors are expected. There will also be a large class of candidates to take the degrees of the Scottish Rite. The re union will continue until Saturday night, when the S2d degree will be conferred upon the candidates, mak ing them Masters of the Royal Secret Visitors and candidates will be re ceived at o'clock today. The fourth to the eighth degrees will be con ferred, beginning at 10 o'clock, and In the afternoon from the ninth to the lth degrees M1 be conferred. At 8 o'clock tonight Alnsworth Chapter- of the Rose Croix No. 1 will assemble and the lith degree will be conferred. The lth. 17th and ISth degrees will be conferred tomorrow at 9 o'clock, and at 10:30 Multnomah Prefatory of Knights of Kadosh No. 1 will have a special convocation and the 19th to 28th degrees will be conferred. The 29th and 30th degtees Will be exem plified at 2 o'clock In the afternoon. Oregon Consistory No. 1 will confer the 31st degree at 8 o'clock tomorrow night. An address to the class on the sym bolism end teachings of the degrees will fie delivered to the class at 11 o'clock Saturday and the 33d degree Masons will be photographed at noon. The meeting will end with the confer ring of the 32d degree at 8 o'clock Sat urday night. . The Al Kader Temple, of the Shrine, will hold Its semi-annual ceremonial session about the middle of February. NEVER ANY INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA OR SICK, GASSY, UPSET ST OMACM Your out-of-order Stomach feels fine five' minutes after tak ing a little Diapepsin. Take your sour, out-of-order stom ach or mayo you call It Indiges tion, Dvspepsia, Gastritis or Catarrh of Stomach; It doesn't matter take your stomach trouble right with you to your Pharmacist and ask him to open a SO-cent case of Papa's Diapep sin and let you eat one 83-grain Trian gula and see If within five minutes there is left any trace of your former misery. The correot name for your troble Is Food Fermentation food souring; the Digestive organs' become weak, there la lack of gastric Juice; your food Is only half digested, and you become af fected with loss of appetite, pressure and fullness after . eating, vomiting. nausea, heartburn, griping lit bowels, tenderness in the pit of stomach, bad taste In mouth, constipation, pain In limbs, sleeplessness, belching of gas, biliousness, sick headache, nervous ness, dlszlnesa or many other similar symptoms. If your appetite Is fickle and noth ing tempts you, or you belch gas, or If you feel bloated after eating, or your food Jies like a lump of lead on your stomach, you can make up your mind that at the bottom of all this there Is but one cause-fermantatlon of undi gested food. Prove to yourself In five minutes that your stomach Is as good as any; that there Is nothing really wrong. Stop this fermentation and begin eat ing what you want without fear of dis comfort or misery. Almost instant relief Is Waiting for you. It Is merely a matter of how soon ru take a little Diapepsin. - tJTrV BAKING K fin sr J The Tenderest Skin U Benefiter HAND SAPOLIO FOR TOILET AND BATH It has a delicate, velrety touch and con. tains just the elements necessary to thoroughly cleanse, invigorate, softer and clear the skin. All Grocers mud VtuitiatM