Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, November 01, 1912, Image 17

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Newspaper Page Text"IT TnE MORXING OREGOMAX, FRIDAY, XOVE3IBER XOVE3IBEB 1. 1912. We Are Portland Agents for "American Lady" and "Lyra 99 Blankets on Fourth Floor The Holtz Store Art Department, 3d Floor Hota CornerFifttl and Washington Corsets, "Nenio" Corsets, Gossard Lace front corsets, reras waists Free Lessons in Art rjn broidery Work by an Ex pertClasses Held Daily Our Cafe Lunch Biem ;..,,- T.Sana dam chowder. 10c; filet of salmon, fo -bald hallbuC 10c: boneless codfish, family .! 1- Saked pork and beans, HJe: corn beet hart on toast. 10c7 braised breast of lamb. 10c; iSasi. b"ef lOc; pies. pastry, cake, salads, etc. The "Hoitz Store Holtz Comer Fifth and Washington Friday Surprise Sale "Kayser" Fine Silk Hosiery and Gloves "Kayser's" Wonderfoot Silk Ilosiery, with reinforced gar ter hem. The best Silk Hose in the market Every pair fully guaranteed to give satisfactory service. $1.50 (T values, on sale at D X X i "Kayser's" Italian Silk Ho siery in black, white, light blue, pink and champagne. Sold everywhere 1 7 at $1.50 pr. Here 4 1 1 "Kayser's" "Wonderfoot Silk Stockings have all the best fea tures, insuring wear and fit; all sizes; $2.00 t- Q values at, a pair Ol "Kayser's" Extra Cashmerette 2-clasp Gloves; allnl sizes, priced at, a pair "Kayser's" Silk-lined, 2-clasp Cashmere Gloves; a.11 sizes; priced at, a pair 4:OC "Kayser's" 2-clasp Leatherette Gloves in all sizes, 0n1O sale at only, the pair fcOC "Kayser's" 2-clasp, Suede lined Silk Gloves; all fQ sizes; great values, pr. JC "Kayser's" 2-clasp Silk Gloves, spl, pair OC "Kayser's" 2-clasp QQ Silk Gloves, $1 values 0 17 C $10 Rugs for $5.98 Tomorrow a great Friday sur prise sale of heavy Wool In-' grain Rugs; choice patterns and colorings; best $10.00 val ues, on sale at d'C flO low price DijZsO very $12.50 Rugs for $7.98 Great Friday sale of 50 large room size Rugs, 9xl2-foot size; made of reversible wool and fiber in attractive two-tone blues, greens and tans. Regu lar $12.50 values, T-jr AO priced here only P o0 Holtz' M ammoth FridavSiir prise Sales 1 000 New Uiitrimmefl Velotir Shapes Black and Colors; $7.50 Values ' "mi, ru 9 L I r .fig t A trAv .nother sensational offering of Women's High-class Untrimmed Velour Shape, at a price that will attract a great throng of eager buyer, to our busy mil; Ilnerv store. The entire stock of a well-known local wholesale house i. included. Last week', sale nnnrhirrr-n rt ...rcessful and sold so readily we didn't , . m hnr thin rr MHM Velor Shapes of the best quality and .. tW w,re offered us at our own price. Large and small styles in great pBn..m..j . ; , i i. u assortment: brack, brown and navy, hat, that have rouno qu.c we season at $6.50 and $7.50 each. Your choice while they last at this low price. See the big Washington street window display. Come early $7.50 White Beavers $2.98 $4.49 Come and Take Advantage of This Wonderful Bargain WViite T?pnverK all larffe. handsome, new shapes io ! the . hes ; style ana . Mail orders filled. Portland's greatest bar- A AQ ZTSJtSXhel tomorrow. Take advantage of this great offer b4AV Sale Childs' Wash Dresses $1.00 Values 69c $1.50 Values 98c $2 Values $1.29 $3 Values $1.98 Sensational Friday Sale of 1000 children's Wash Dresses in galatea, percales, reps and chambrays; all good, service able materials, prettily made and trimmed and suitable for school or dress wear; ages 6 to 16 years. A great assort ment for your selection. All $1.00 Dresses for 69 All $1.50 Dresses for 98$ All $2.00 Dresses for $1.29 All $3.00 Dresses for Jj1.9S 800 Pairs of Women's Shoes Friday Surprise Sale $1.59 Pair Tomorrow a great Friday surprise sale of 800 pairs of Women's Extra quality Shoes in vici kid. calf and patent leather, in all the . desirable and m0 lasts; lace or button styles, medium heeh; Shoes that will give you jh-l CQ satisfactory service in every way; $2.50 values, on sale at only, pair jX.tJ- .i l , CL fcl P'-' Friday sale of 500 pairs of Chil- Children s onoes at pi rair dren,8 Rhoes in caif or Vid kid-, lace or button styles; sizes 5 to 8; extraordinary values for Friday at $1.00 a pair. Friday Surprise Sales of Groceries, Bakery Goods, Delicatessen, Candies, Etc. Fresh Drop Cakes, special per doz. 0$ Angel Food Cakes, special, doz. 12$ Ribbon Layer Cake, per dozen 10$ 2000 lbs. assorted Nut Cream and Chew ing Chocolates; best 25c values, on sale in the Candy Dept., Friday, lb. 14$ Fancy California Ripe Olives, qt. 20$ Home-made Peanut Butter, lb. for 21$ Wisconsin Cream Brick Cheese, lb. 22$ Fancy Fresh Boiled Ham, pound at 29$ Choice Chipped Beef, pound" only 31$ Kosher Frankfurters, at per lb. 35$ Banquet Hall Butter, 2 -lb. rolls 70$ New Corn Meal, 9-lb. sack at only 24$ 12 bars Elk Savon Soap, on sale 25$ Gold Dust, special per' package 20$ Citrus Powder, a large package at 20$ Pure Olive Oil, special per bottle 10$ Grape-Nuts, special per package 11$ Shredded Wheat, special price of 10$ Gloss Starch, special per package 6 Bottle Blueing, special price bottle 5 16-ounce package new Raisins at 6$ W omen s Suits 22.50 Values Ipecial, $13.95 Tomorrow's Great Friday Surprise of 200 Women's New High-class Tailored Suits, the latest Fall and Wir ter models, in plain tailored, fancy and Norfolk styles, black and the most desirable colorings and combina tions. Included will be found the newest effects and materials, hand tailored and lined with Skinner', guar anteed satin suits that will please the most fastidious women. An advantageous purchase enables us to offer regular $20 and $22.50 values 44 t irg at this wonderfully low price. See I UK Washington street window display tAvt 100 Women's Dresses $15 Values for $8.89 A graat Friday surprise sale of 100 Women's Silk and Wool Dresses. The silks are in soft taffeta, prettily made and trimmed. The serges are in smart tailored effects. All new, up-to-date Dresses, in very large assortment; dQ QQ regular $15 and $16.50 values at the low price tyO.Ol i20c Served daily on third floor. Good foods and quick service. This menu served tomorrow: Clam Chowder Filet of Sole Tartar Sauce Macaroni and Cheese au Gratin Baked Pork and Beans Lamb Fricasse and Rice Sirloin of Beef au Jus Potatoes Vegetables Dessert Tea. Coffee or Milk DairyLunchat Soda Fountain All Sandwiches are, each 55 Chocolate and Coffee with Wafers for onlyOC Potato Salad, a dish only 5$ All Pies served at, per cut 52 All Pastry served at, each 5d Ice Cream Soda for only 52 American Lady Corsets $3 Val. $1.95 $5 Val. $2.95 The greatest Corset bargains ever offered in Portland. New, up-to-date models of the well known American Lady Corsets at a price below manufacturing cost. This is the way the American Lady people believe in placing their merchandise before the public. Note prices. Lot 11000 pairs of American Lady Corsets in models for me dium and slender figures; best materials, embroidered top and 6 hose supporters ; J Q C all sizes; $3 vals. D1 .tD Lot 2 500 pairs of beautiful American Lady Corsets of fine brocade silk, French embroid ered top; six hose supporters; all new models; every pair fit ted; regular $5.00 An QC values at only, pr. D170 Rogersilverware Sets, Special Sale 98c 500 sets of Rogers' silver-plated Sets, comprising Tablespoons, Des sert Spoons, Knives and Forks; best designs ; set of 6 pieces of any of the above, on sale at the QQ. exceptionally low price of 01 Cut Glass Tumblers 59c, 69c Values 29c In the basement store tomorrow, 1000 rich Cut Glass Tumblers, star and sunburst patterns; best OQ 5f)c and 00c values, at only"'' Set of 6, in basement, for $1.65 . : PORT IS DEFENDED Falsity of Astoria Statement Shown Secretary of War. OREGON'S OFFICER QUOTED S. M. Mears Presents Case From Standpoint of Portland's Snip lors. Denying Troubles Rc . ported to Department. Henry L. Stlmson. Secretary of War. will b apprised fully or me view w the Port of Pomano i.ommisiira vu- . . mail., under the rermns iuntm.. - . 1,1 rlnn .ilnntM n V tn Astoria Chamber of Commerce, that are detrimental to me Loiumm. , ' ind regarded as a reflection on Major llrlndoe. Corpa of Engineers, Lntted States Army, because he saw nothing to be tralnea ny continuum Chinook In operation at the entrance . . AitAw4mv .ir-.vnlnnatorr com munication mas forwarded to him at Washington yesieroay. Th Honorable ifenry U Stlmson. Pcr- nrv of war sir; '"'''"' ,"T" IzatlOQ. in. iiwii'-- nu been called to certain tatemnt made to th war Department by the Astoria rhmmoer of Commerce relative to the con dition of the Columbia River bar. Mid state menta beln made In a letter forwarded to the department, a copy of which we have ...n aliened "A Member of the Astoria t hamber of Commerce" protesting aalnt the withdrawal of the dredse Chinook from ,;crun( upon the bar at the mouth of tne Columbia River, the withdrawal bavins nrevlously been recommended by the united plates engineer officer In charge of the work of the river and harbor Improvement In this district. The particular assertions to which this commission tak exception, and the truth of which we most emphatically deny, are these which we quote verbatim from the '"wi do not care to comment on the cor rectness of the soundlnss taken at the mouth of the river. It matters not whether there are IT feet or even J7 f'et. the fsct remains that there Is not sufficient water to accommodate the vessels which now come to the river, to say nothing of the deeper onee. expected when the Panama , t snal Is finished. Of the deeply laden rreft which have crossed out of the river durlns the past year fully 75 per cent struck on the bar. and the battleship Ore gon which crossed out at high tide on Julv 13 of this year, drawina J feet s Inches, struck six times. .The truth of that assertion csn be ascertained by In quiry at the Navy Department." The above quoted statements are absolute ly fale. As to the Vf. S. S. Oregon, we wish to direct the attention of the depart ment to two letters written by the com mander of the Oregon which are self-explanatory. The first was received by Cap tain C. S. Gunderson. a Columbia River bar pilot, who handled the vessel between As toria ad the sea. and the second by Cap tain A. I.. Pesse. a Columbia River pilot who handled the vessel between Astoria and Portland. Oregon's Commander Write. r. S. a Oregon. Seattle. Wash.. July 1. Hill captain C. tf. Ounderson. River Pilot, Columbia River. Astoria, Or. My Dear Cap tain Gunderson: I arrived safely In Seattle at S P. M. on Sunday the 14th and waited off Seattle for the fleet to arrive and went in with them. I most sincerely thank you for the ex cellent work that you did as pilot in bring ing this ship from Astoria across the bar. It Is a Job that only men like you would tackle, and It Is a grave question in my . j ,.,.. the .hit, really touched. When she bobs down toward the bottom she Invariably checks her speed, and if she did touch It was so light that it was scarcely noticeable. It is absolutely sure that no Injury whatever occurred. . Again thanking you for the excellent work. I remain. ....... Signed H. N. JENSON, Lieutenant-Commander li. & Cora- . i ? z ja Oreron. I' S S 'Pennsylvania. Navy-Yard. Puget o., " n-..h.. Aug. 10. 1912 Captain A. U Pease. 23 Second Street. Portland. Or. Dear Sir: I am In receipt of your letter requesting me to maae a eiaiemem ia re gard to the cruise of the Oregon in the Columbia ana uim" The statement circulated that the Ore gon touched when you piloted her from Astoria to Portland and return Is entirely 'Tour work was excellent, and If I ever have the pleasure of going to Portland again I shall demand you as my pilot. Yours sincerely, (Slgned H. X. JENSOJ. Lieutenant-Commander T7. S. N., Com manding V. S. S. Pennsylvania. As to the assertion that 75 per cent of the deeply laden vessels crossing the bar during the past year havo struck we can say that It Is' the consensus of opinion among the pilots in the employ of the Port of Portland, men who have had years of expjerlence and who handle the vessels crossing the bar. that not over ( per cent of tue vessels crossing the bar during the past year have touched. Author's Motive Questioned. In order to make plain our reasons for refuting the false statements of those who. actuated by motives, the consciousness of which prompts them to conceal their Iden tity by anonymous letters, we respectfully call your attention to the fact that the people of Portland have spent in the past, through the medium of the Port of Port land, over f3.000.0o0 In Improving the ac cessibility and facilities to build up the commerce of this port and the Columbia River generally. They will spend greater sums in the future. What has Astoria and Its Chamber of Commerce ever done for the good of the commerce using the Columbia River? They have done absolutely noth ing. So far from making any effort for the Improvement of the port or spending, one dollar to promote Its welfare they have, on the contrary, constantly belittled the work that has been done by others. Ap parently the only interest mey no m plng is when Its presence affords oppol . ,. . . ..in hi- means ox lunuy iui iriiiin.i..j .. the petty grafts which are often levied on shipping. . , It Is characteristic of the' narrow Indi vidual that he will use the organizations which theoretically exist for promoting the general welfare, to promote only his selfish Interests at the expense of the cominunlty as a whole. We believe that It is this disposition that Is the real cause of the Astoria complaint against the removal of the Chinook. They want the dredge in commission because their narrowness of thought will not permit them to see any thing more desirable than an opportunity to sell a few supplies to the dredge. Trusting that we have made clear the ... n '. v. i.tnpf. ,atments aa well aa the motives prompting them we beg to remain. xours sincerely. THE PORT OF PORTLAND. By S. M. Mears, Pres. Oregon Apples Sent to Germany. GLEXDALE. Or., Oct. 31. (Special.) A. Hendlcksen. of the Sunny Slope orchards, near this city, shipped a few days ago. two boxes each of Newtown Pippins. Red Cheek Pippins and Spits enberg apples to Dresden, Germany, for exhibition there. While the frult-rals- ECZEMA IS EASILY CURED BY POSLAM For the quick cure of eczema, acne and all skin diseases, nothing equals Poslam. Even its over-night use is sufficient to demonstrate how Itching stops with first application. Irritation is subdued Burning skin soothed and comforted. Inflamed skin quickly cleared. Its healing process is rapid, improve ment being noted day by day until the skin resumes normal color and condi tion. Salt rheum, barbers' and all forms of itch, rashes, pimples, etc.. are quickly eradicated. POSLAM SOAP keeps the skin se cure against infection and disease, im proves Its color and texture, soothes tender skin, makes complexions clear, hands soft. The best shampoo for dandruff. The Owl Drug Co. and all druggists sell Poslam (price. BO cents) and Pos lam Soap (price. 25 cents). For free n-rite to the Emernncv Lab oratories. 32 West Twenty-fifth street. New York city. intT-v In this section is still in Its infancy, the quality of these apples demonstrates the fact that the Cow Creek Valley can produce as fine fruit as any section of the state. Mr. Hen ricksen advises that this is the first shipment of apples ever sent to Ger many for exhibition purposes from thlB state. Astoria Dinner Delegates Named. ASTORIA, Or., Oct. 31. (Special.) At a meeting of the Chamber ,of Com merce last night a committee of 15 was appointed to represent the chamber a the dinner to be given by the Progres sive Business Men's Club of Portland in honor of Joseph N. Teal. November-8. When Your Nerves strike then you'll believe what rhysicians say about black Havana cigars. Then, youH je willing to smoke light, soothing Havana and domes tic blends like the Genl Arthur mm Cigar 10c and 3 for 25c . M. A. Gunst A Co., Inc. ECO NG VALLEY WIN ANNOUNCE THAT THEY HAVE ESTABLISHED TEMPORARY HEADQUARTERS WITH THE HUB LIQUOR CO. SECOND AND ALDER STREETS There will be no inconvenience .caused our customers by the fire at Second and Yamhill. We shall continue to give the same prompt service -- the . same high quality Phones: A 1117, Main 1053 - STORE CLOSED Saturday Until 7 P. M. Account of Election. Do Your Buying Today.