THE MORNING OREGONIAX, TTTTTR ST AY. NOVEMBER 5, 1914.
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
OREGOXIAN TELEPHONES.
Managing Editor Main 7070. A 0093
City Editor Main 7070. A. 605
Sunday Editor Main 7070. A OOttS
Advett'slng Department. . Main 7070. A 60e5
City Circulation Main 7070. A 6095
Composing-room Main 7070. A 605
Printing-room Main 7070. A 6093
Superintendent Building. .Main 7070. A 0095
AMUSEMENTS.
HEILIG THEATEIl (Broadway, at Taylor)
"The Spoiler" in films from 1 to 11 P. M.
BAKER (Broadway and Sixth, between Al
der and Morrison) Baker Playera In "A
Woman's Way." Tonlgnt at 8:15.
LYRIC (Fourth and Stark) Musical com
edy. "My Wife's Husband." This after
noon at 2:30 and tonight at 7:30 and 8:10.
Vaudeville.
PANTAGES (Broadway and Alder) Per
formance 2:80. 7:80 and 9:30.
MARCUS LOEW EMPRESS (Broadway and
Yamhill) Continuous from 1:30 to 11.
Moving-Picture Theaters.
NATIONAL Park and Stark.
PEOPLES West Park and Alder.
MAJESTIC Park and Washington'.
GLOBE Eleventh and Washington. .
NEW STAR Park and Washington.
OAKS RINK Roller skating. Special attractions.
ROMANCE ABOUNDS IN
POPULAR "MILESTONES"
During Three Acts Five Courtships and Marriages Occur, Carrying Audi
ence to Third Generation Misfortune in Love Also Demonstrated.
TJnique Sundat Programme Phojected.
For Sunday a somewhat novel pro
gramme la being- prepared for the
acred Heart Church, East Eleventh
and Center streets, by the Holy Names
Society. Mrs. P. A. Tuhey has charge
of the arrangements. According to
the arrangements the programme will
include the production on the stage
of the pictures In the hall of all the
deceased members of the Holy Names
Society. There will, be prayer service
and ceremonies appropriate. At the
morning service the members of the
Holy Names Society will attend the
communion in a body in behalf of the
dead members. Many prominent per
sons have been asked to come in the
evening to witness the ceremonies in
the hall In memory of the dead mem
bers, Ladd Addition Club to Meet. The
Ladd Addition Club will meet Friday
night In the basement of the First
United Evangelical Church, on East
Sixteenth street in Ladd Addition. It
is expected that the specifications
under which the streets of this addi
tion were paved several years ago will
be placed before the meeting. At the
last meeting, the contract was sub
mitted, but the specifications were
missing and these have been asked
for in order to ascertain on what con
dition the pavements were made. It
Is planned to have a short programme
at this metatlner.
Tptttu I , P f T n R m Tnunnonw Tip I H
Perry Joseph Green will deliver a -1 Knoblaugh selected the title of
lecture upon "Pay Day" at the Temple "Milestones' for the delightful
of Truth, Eilers, building, tomorrow piay 0f that name, which comes to the
morning and evening. A few of the Hiii,r Theater all next week, beginning
; Sunday night, they might properly
er.es nnrawardMl' that as w sow so enough have called it "The Lovers," for
shall we reap and that If we live the there Is more real love Interest In .the
highest and best, whether the world at three acts than in two or three of the
large be cognizant of the fact or not, average dramas. Lovers plight their
we earn our reward or "Pay." In the t tfa , th fl t act and thelr chndren
awakening of the 'Cosmic Conscious- . fcjM
ness' or 'Spiritual Self," which Is the I , """-""""
Father- In us as individuals." I "''"s -
Auto Driver in "Safety First" Net. ir m.rri7 nrt in th course
The campaign conducted by the "safety ot tho three act8 there are five dif fer-
uiHi vuiiiiiiiLLtte ul iu ruruuuu auiu ... Aiirrahlnn nnri mnrr Affpa' whllA to
mobile Club against violators of the afford contrast to this romantic feast
traffic ordinance netted one rnore there is the pathetic figure of the
offender yesterday when Harry P. Cof- high-strung young girl who dismisses
fin, of that committee, swore out a war- her too exactinK lover and grows Into
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RUPERT HARVEY AXD BIARY GOILDES IX "MILESTOSES."
rant for the arrest of Max Luderman,
a real estate dealer at 913 Chamber of
Commerce building, for alleged driving I mistake
of his automobile between a street
car and the curb on the East Side
yesterday while the car was dischaiyg:
ln passengers.
Printers Present' Claim. Sub
AD not Arnold Bennett and Ernest may be one of the secrets of the tre
mendous popularity achieved by "Mile
stones." both in this country and In
Europe. But of all the romances in
this quaint history none is more en
dearing than that of bold, enthusiastic
John Rhead, the builder of tron Bhlps
in 1860, and sweet, tender Rose Sibley.
At the moment that Rhead is about to
break away from his too conservative
partner, Rose's father, he awakens to
the fact that he loves the girl and is
loved by her. And this is how shy,
demure Rose declares herself after
the first kiss:
"John, you say I don't realize how
much I mean to you. Perhaps I do,
though. But it is Impossible for you
to know how I want to give my life to
you, to serve you. No man could real
ize that. A woman could. I shall be
your slave." (John looks at her with
a little start) "Yes, I know that It
sounds queer for me to be talking like
this, but I must; it thrills me to tell
you. I shall be your slave."
the sad, hopeless old maid who seeks
to prevent others from making her
All the world loves a lover, and that
We Give S. & H.
Trading Stamps.
H
Sh
anan
oes
If there were a better line
of shoes than Hanan's,
we would carry them
but there is not. In arfy
assemblage, wearers of
Hanan Shoes will be
noted for the elegance
and correctness of their
footwear.
Rosenthal's
129 10th., Bet. Wash, and Alder,
Destitute Faiiilt Needs Aid.
The Associated Charities appeals for
fhiV'orni oVnUn0, hicn ?ithr. moth.r and 'threT little
this morning for printing to which v. .-1 ml ... . ,
they allege they are entitled because
of the reason that they set up the
entire ballot, believing they had been
awarded the contract, Bushong & Co.
yesterday presented their claim through
their attorneys. A letter accompany
ing the bill states the concern was
children. They were found by the
visitor of the society yesterday living
in a tent to save rent. They were
without food, the father having
searched in vain for work. All the
cooking has been done over a small
camp-stove and the mother asked the
Civen copy for the ballot by the . nrd0 tha.t Kh- l?ht
county, as the lowest bidders and they
proceeded in good faith to execute the
conract.
take in washing. Work is desired for
the father and also a stove, not that
the mother may wash but in order to
Dr. Morgan to Lecture. In the 1 have food properly cooked. Anyone who
Reed College extension course 12, 1 can assist with stove or work for the
natural science, the lecture for this man should phone secretary V. R. Man-
afternoon at 3 o'clock is "How nine Main 717.
Geography Determines History." This
lecture will be given by Dr. William
Conger Morgan, professor of chemistry
in the biological lecture-room of the
college. At -7 o'clock in the evening,
Allege conference on tabor of its trustees . yesterday
room of the social sciences.
Painting Exhibit Here. An
Orchestra's Support Urged. Port
land citizens were urged to give liberal
support to the Portland Symphony Or
chestra, in a resolution adopted by the
Chamber of Commerce at the meeting
It was
pointed out that the Portland orchestra,
while it is serving a most important
part in the life of the city. Is asking
Women's Guild Holds Farewell
Luncheon. Women's Guild of the St.
John's Episcopal Church of Sellwood
held a farewell luncheon Tuesday in
honor of Mrs. Fanning, wife of Dr. G.
J. Fanning. Dr. Fanning, an Army
surgeon, and family will leave Sell
wood shortly for Browning, Mint.,
where he will re-enter the Govern
ment service. Mrs. Fanning has been
an active member of the Women's
Guild. .
Idle to Work on Roads. The County
Commissioners yesterday took steps to
provide for the employment of as large
number of unemployed persons on
road work during the Winter as is
possible. Roadmaster Yeon and Su
perintendent Eatchel were asked to ap
pear before the Board next Friday
morning, when plans will be-nade for
establishing camps for road work
throughout the county.
$1250 7-Passenger Cadillac; practi
cally unused; cost, ?2300. A 378, Ore-
gonian. Adv.
portant exhibition of water color paint- onlv one-fifth as much financial sup
inga selected from the exhibition of port from the public as the Seattle
the American Water Color Society in orchestra receives and one-tenth the
New York, and sent West by the Amerl- amount that Minneapolis appropriates
can Federation of Arts, is now open at annually for its symphony orchestra,
the Art Museum. This exhibition will The fund that the Portland organiza-
last for ten days only. The regular tion asks is only $6000.
hours of the Museum are: 9 to 5 o'clock stolen Purse Recovered. A black
week days. 2 to 5 Sundays; free the mnT Ttthnnit atnicn i tho rnh-
afternoons of Tuesday, Thursday. Fri- Uery of the vholesale . shoe store of
J ."iun.j' Krause & Son was recovered by lle-
W. C. T. U. Head Leaves Today. tectives Goltz, Abbott, Hellyer and
Mrs. Jennie Kemp, state president of Hackabery yesterday and the theft is
Oregon Women's Christian Temperance I charged against Harry Flecker, now
Union, will leave this raornlns at 10 under arrest for other robberies. The
o'clock from the Union DeDOt on the I pocketbook is the property of O. E.
O.-W. R. & N. train to attend the Krause. Several other boys are held
National convention at Atlanta. Ga. I on charges of robbery and will be
Multnomah County W. C. T. U. will I tried in Municipal Court soon. Other
meet at the depot at 9:30 o'clock to have been turned over to the Juvenile
bid her farewell. I Court.
Fathkh Hickkv RtrnvKumn Ro WOODMEN TO HOLD RALLY FRIDAY
Father M. H(rkv r-haninin nr th ! Night. Multnomah Camp, No. 77, Wood
TCnsrliith KiKturhniwl r,f th rhiii men of the World, will have a big rally
Fifty-fourth and Sandy boulevard, and tomorrow night in the hall on East
publisher of the Occidental Magazine, Sixth street. A banquet will bo served
who has been dangerously ill with ln the basement for members and
nnenmonii nnri liver ranrnllatn. t their families. This will be followed
St Vincent's Hasnltal fot th rt by dancing and card playing. Music
counln of months, la now rir,ortArt Im. will be furnished by the camp's or-
proved chestra. The affair is to further the
Dr. "chapman Lectures Tonight. membership campaign the camp has
Th lecture, hv Dr. r.harix. w Phnm.n under way at this time.
on "The New Cnvnrnmtnl" will , I JOSEPH GOBETTl'S FUNERAL HELD.
.riven thi ever, i no- in T.ihrorv w.n Funeral services of Joseph Gobetti,
This promises to be one of the most who dled Monday at his home, 386
ini..tinr tnr.iQ in tv.- I East IrvinjT street, were held yester-
rent history given under the auspices I day from tno Holy Rosary Church,
of the Oregon Civic League. These East Third and Clackamas streets. In-
lectures are open to the public.
Missionary Society to Meet. The
Women's Missionary Society of Port
land Presbytery will hold the annual
all-day conference tomorrow in the
Anabel Presbyterian Church, beginning
at 13 o'clock. Many matters of vital
importance will be considered.
Salesmanship Class Gets Two
Speakers. Charles Weidler and Frank
M. Case will address the Y. M.
C. A. salesmanship class at its meeting
on Friday, November 13. The meeting
of the class will be in the Y. M. C A,
auditorium, at 8 P. M.
For Rent. West Side, fine six-room
corner flat, fireplace, furnace with hot
water coil and every convenience. 721
Kearney, corner 22d; rent reasonable
Call East 4496, mornings and evening.
Adv.
Milwaukib School Reopens. The
Milwaukio school was reopened Mon
day. now that the diphtheria epidemic
has subsided. A few of the remaining
cases are still under quarantine.
East Side House Damaged by Fire.
Fire caused by a defective chimney
Tuesday night damaged the home of
Kate Daftord, 5623 East Thirty-ninth
street, about $300.
Creston League Meets Tonight.
The Creston Development League will
meet tonight at 8 o'clock in Smythe
& Roberts' store at East Fiftieth street
and Powell Valley road.
Single Taxers to Hear White.
John Z. White will address the Single
Tax Association in Moore's Restaurant,
148 Fifth street, at noon today. The
public is invited.
Dr. A. A. Ausplund removed to La
fayette bldg., northeast' cor. 6th and1
HOTEL
SUTTER
SUTTER A"D KEARNY STS,
SAN ITRAH CISCO.
European Mu fjl.50 a Day Up.
American Plan 3JH a Day 1 1.
250 ROOMS WITH 200 BATHS.
NEW CENTRAL. FIREPROOF.
Every comfort- and convenience.
In the center of theater and retail
district. On carllnes transferring to
all parts of city. Omnibus meets all
trains and steamers.
Musical Students to Be Registered.
Miss Martha Reynolds will be in her
studio today from 2 to 6 o'clock to
register students for the Monday Musi
cal Club class in musical appreciation
and history. Professor Lucien Becker
will register students for the Har
mony class Friday between 1 and 3 at
his home, 368 Multnomah street.
SEAT SALE TOMORROW
Evans Williams Will Sing at Popu
lar-Priced Afternoon Concert.
Tomorrow morning at the Heilig
Theater the boxoffice seat sale opens
for the Evans Williams concert at the
Heliig, Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock,
under the direction of Steers &
Coman. Prices: Lower floor, $1.50,
$1; bal.. $1, 75c, 50c; gallery reserved
50c; gal. adm., 25c. Adv.
terment was made In Mount Calvary
Cemetery. He was 60 years of age.
His wife, Mrs. Sophie Gobbettl and
five children survive him, the latter
being, Joseph, Jr.. Barney, Richel
Madeline and Mrs. Barney Gobbi.
Ban Off Amateur Radios. Amateur
wireless stations may open again,
providing they violate no neutrality
laws, is the announcement of the radio
service of the United States Depart
ment of Commerce, rescinding its order
of August 25. The operators are
warned that they must not transmit
or receive any message containing in
formation for belligerent, nations of
Europe, or divulge any chance message
of the kind that might be picked up.
Service Company Incorporates.
Articles of incorporation were filed
with County Clerk Coffey yesterday by
the National service Company, Incor
porators being J. H. Kelley, C. C.
Bashore and W. M. Evans. The capital
stock is given as $5000 and the ob
jects are to conduct a general ad
vertising and publicity business.
Cohen Goes to Prison Today. Max
Cohen, convicted of subornation of
perjury, whose appeals for a new trial
has failed, will leave for McNeil
Island this morning at 6:30 to serve
a two-years' sentence. He will be
taken from the County Jail to the Fed
eral prison by Chief Deputy Marshal
MacSwain.
Alleged Thief Arrested. Patrol
man Burri arrested Dan Greenland at
First and Burnside streets yesterday
on a charge of larceny. Peter Lind
strom and Herman Hokenson com
plained that Greenland robbed them
while they were asleep in the Panama
Rooming-house at 226 H Burnside
ARE WE HIGH PRICED? Otir competitors say so, hut they
are not our boosters. Our Customers stay with us, because they
are satisfied. Quality, price and service is here what it ought to he.
"The Store of Quality,"
L. MAYER & CO.
Portland's Exclusive Handlers of Everything Good to Eat.
148 Third St. A 4432 Main 9432
YOU CERTAINLY HAVE BEEN WONDERING WHERE YOTJ
COULD FIND SOME OF THE FOLLOWING LIST OF GOODIES
California Santa Clara Dried Prunes, 20-30 size, 5-lb.
boxes, box SI. 25
Oregon Dried Prunes, 30-40 size, 10-lb. boxes, box $1.10
Educator Butter Crackers, tin 30
Educator Animal Crackers, package 15
Educator Chocolate Crackers, tin 30
Educator Almonette Crackers, tin 30
Educator Ginger Snaps, package 15
"Educator Graham Crackers, package 15S 30
Educator Fruited Crackers, tin 30
Italian Pastino, for Soups and gruel.
WE CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE FOLLOWING HIGH
GRADE -ACON, CARRIED EXCLUSIVELY BY THIS FIRM:
Deerfoot Dairy Farm Sliced Bacon, 1-lb, 50S Vi-lb.
carton 30
Morrill's Iowa Pride Sliced Bacon, 1-lb. carton, each.... 45
Va-lb. 'carton 25
BUY YOUR MINCE MEAT AND PLUM PUDDING SUPPLIES
NOW. -
All new, Raisins, Currants, Candied Peels, Spices, Brandies, etc.
FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY WE OFFER YOU
Crosse & Blackwell Olive Oil, quart 90
Crosse & Blackwell Tarragon Vinegar, bottle.... 30
Mayer's Mammoth Banquet Queen Olives
10-oz. Bottle, regular 35c, now 30
14-oz. Bottle, regular 50c, now 45
20-oz. Bottle, regular 75c, now Gir
32-oz. Bottle, regular $1.25, now $1.0O
"Yours For Quality." "On the Great Light Way."
See these and many others at the sale of the Soule Bros. Failure
Stock and the Manufacturers' Emergency and Surplus Sale now
being held by Ellsworth, Barnes and Davey at Eilers Music House
REMEMBER
Nearly All Pianos Are New, Not
Even Shop Worn, but the Few That
Are Used Are in Perfect and Guar
anteed Condition
. THE PRICE
THAT WAS.
Tta Souls Bros,
and also the San
Francisco and
ether consign
ment branch
concern price.
THE TKICB
THAT IS.
The bis noma
piano nousas
llltle-prolit-per-
piano method
price. Now made
still lower dur-
inK this sale.
$650 Mission Wegman Piano now less
than half $316
$850 Lester Grand, latest style
almost half $437
$550 Kingsbury Inner Player Piano,
latest 88-note model .... $2SS
$300 Kingsbury Piano, to close out
quick .......... -$14S
Another one . . . . . . . . $SS
$1150 Weber Pianola Piano, just like
hew, the best and most expen
sive ever built by Webers . . $48S
Many other slightly used Pianola
Pianos, all with Themodist Met
rostyle attachments $380,$337, $2S5
$1050 Knabe Grand . . . . . . .$472
$400 Emerson, think of it . . . . . $18S
$350 Voseand Sons $!OS. Another $124
$475 Estey ... . $165. Another $135
$275 Ludwig . . . $165. Another $146
$800 Melville Clark Player Piano $396
$600 Angelus Player Piano $225
$400 Hallet & Davis, fine for students. $140
$500 Fischer, the genuine J. & C. Fischer, old New York makers $122
$250 Cable Nelson make $ 72
$850 Player Piano, beautiful mahogany $310
$500 Weber Upright, genuine Weber made instrument. Manufactured
before the Steinway-Weber-Aeolian alliance. Now only $255
And many others, almost any make you can think of, and all now to be had for
less .than wholesale prices.
Sale Now in Progress
Take Advantage of It
w r l h m ir
Open Evenings Open Evenings
Eilers Building, Br dad way at Alder
WE ARE DOING IT! AT THE LAND SHOW!
THE OCTAVOS
8 Pianist-Artists, playing 8 pianos. Hear them any afternoon or evening, Concert
Platform, at the Land Show
Hlot
(31
Fourteenth and Washington Streets
Rooms, with bath. .$1.50 day
Rooms, without bath. $1 day
All outside rooms, fireproof
construction. Special rates
for permanent guests, j
ROSS FINNEGAN. Mgr.
VICTOR BRANDT. Prop.
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Either Way You Say
COMFORT IN TRAVEL
' OR
TRAVEL IN COMFORT
THE MEANING IS THE SAME IP YOU USE THE
ORIENTAL LIMITED
OF THE
Great Northern Railway
FAST TIME
ELECTRIC-LIGHTED TRAIN
ELEGANT SERVICE
LEAVING PORTLAND DAILY, 7:25 P. M., PROM NORTH
BANK STATION, ELEVENTH AND HOYT STS.
THROUGH STANDARD AND TOURIST SLEEPERS to ST.
PAUL and MINNEAPOLIS in 59 hours, CHICAGO 72 hours,
making direct connections for ALL POINTS EAST. COMPART
MENT OBSERVATION CAR. BEST OF DINING CAR SERVICE.
Tickets and sleeping car reservations at CITY TICKET OFFICE,
348 WASHINGTON STREET (MORGAN BLDG.) and at DEPOT.
H. Dickson,
C. P. and
T. A.
SI
Telephones
Marshall 3071,
A 2286.
Plan to visit the MANUFACTURERS' AND LAND PRODUCTS
SHOW at Portland Oct. 2G to Nov. 14. Reduced rates.
That's what
Portland's
' visitors
say about
BITULITHiC
Pavement
WANTED
CHAIRS TO RECANE.
School for the Adult Blind.
11th and Davis.
For particulars call J. F. Meyers,
Phone Main 54S.
FOOK SANC & CO.
246 Pine Street, Portland, Or.
t-hone A 3770
CHINKSE PIKK JADE JEWELRY.
Gold bracelets, signet rings, belt bucitle
In any design, made to order, with names or
guuil luck Chinese characters engraved
thereon. Prices reasonable. Orders prompt
ly executed and Bnt prepaid anywhere m
U. S. We are skilled Chinese Jewelers.
JAY VU CUON(i. MANAGtB,
FREE
Book telling how easy tt Is to
cure HQUOR. DRUC and TO
BACCO habits. Bin. sealed
and unmarked. Mention which
you ere lou-rested In. WHITE CROSS IN.
W ashing ton. Adv.
street.