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Tnn MORNING OHEGONIAN, SATUKDAT, NOVE31BEK 37, 1315. 5
S OOTSAYSIillOO
II1UUI UHIU 111
JOGGLES FIGURES
Apparent Increase of Treas
ury Balance Mere Mat-
lcr of Bookkeeping.
ESTIMATES ARE FAR OFF
IU"o To Lew, a, los llunpk',
1 re txr, aadl PUbarwnfll
v tot fYrpai red Ara I ar
VadVr Official Ideas.
WASHINGTON. No. : ?crtary
IfcASoo ptaa for raiaia by latoraal
Uim tha atfditioaal mtiut aod4 ar
ta Uayaeraaaeat la oaee a defk-lt aad
cr in laltlaj im of Arm y aad J
ay lara waa la4ore4 to4y J
aaator Slmaaoa. af North CaraJiaa.
lUlmti af taa f.asav eoojmlltoo.
a B4 Jost racb4 Wuiliflct la
prepare for reaaiaoratloa of rtttut
problems whkh fela romatltM aw( at4
la Miitif.
TVftUa ietor ItimmoB til aaaetiae-
lC . h-aater rrnoot. af Ltah.
m of lo lea.3 as flepulillraa nem
ara af tfie tinas- comrotn. gar
out a stataat attacking crtary
f-"A4o genrel f.aaarial l(emnt
lu4 atrdy. Th I laa Saoalor aa-
rto4 trat I I of la crtary'a re
as tiate vara too hia and tho
f r xpoditara o low aa4 that nic
adtea booakeapi ckta bad ba
ItMrO'l la.
la ki atatemaat anatjalac fWcr-
lary M"A4oo)a turf aator raoot
rsa4 toal they 4i4 aot rorrpao4
wtt the Uy etatemaiil of the lotted
ptatee Troaaury Iaaue4 oo tb 41 vim
It yrurr tabulation vara bgua.
ilr. MfAaoo a uil owe4 that ea
J4:r I. Ili. IBr ataa a rraalil balaac
la th gaanral fund of flat Kt.lUTI,
ffu. Ibo Paaaator oe-ir4. laa ad
rial tt:ly atataraeal of lb Trvaaarj
for lkl data oftw4 lb oat balarx-
la IB a.aaral tua4 to b t : 4. t :. J I li.
C r-apcenaar 3. Ili. lb Traaaory
a'ateaiael. according to Panator MwkI.
riH a at balaae la lb g.aeral
f mb4 of II li'.IM .. while, ba added.
t Bait d atatemaat. without Iba
aMuoa af lb rara4 of a bond aaia
al with aa actual de-roa la lb
reeAa af Iba iftmrniiit over at
(4.tarfc how4 Iba balaac of ItJI.-
toeaaaao la Oal atoobbaoalaiaj.
"Tl apparanl lacr of IIMil.
;4J ia lb T'tuKT balaaca.' aatj
aacar amoat. aa la laa boshkaap
lac : aa4 prorur4 If lb
raaifr from Iba liabiUtiaa la Iba aa
a' a.4a of tk la4ar of laa 4iaburia
otruar a4 lb kMXttmtti
lnt at r4mtiua ff4. botb of
M.-a ba b a t nl rii4 aa
l icl ir lb (irmalil. o&4 b
Iba laclovloa at baaliarr a-lr coin.
"' ! aa4 alr bu;iloa. o of
k4 ar k rackoa4 aa il-
far Ibo paissaal of OattrniMftl
pa
. nator lmoe flrtar 4arara4 lba
ta lb r.- A4'Holtrl:o look
." T'ir 1 MlFvh. 111. mar
a al "arl baiaar af lilt I ;i
Tlt.7. 0 WftmS-r Jt. Uli. fc coi.
Iiatiaj. wit Ibal b. baa
t m..al by ll4a.tJa.H4.il.
Kaa taaa Av C rtilaaaaaV
t an at Iba apiaaa Ibal Iba aatl.
Plata af n i coala.aa I la Mr. M
A4a lata. I ataf.m.al ar. . ......
b -'ad. "i4 ibbi bi aa'imat af 4 .
b'rmaa ta ! ;t. Tbt rrtadtv
! tl raaa alta Iba itiltw. of
111 ill4 411 atpacl4 at iiitr for Iba
B'aea af Mar aa I Jua. tit, a a.l .i
aavratt tr l'ipaut aatl
ana'. 114 4nianta tor o ba.-al
)ar Ota ail b aaarar I: l.)l.4
laaa lil.a.Ji ..
Aitn. IS a.! nat of Mr. VrAlx
f 4. iburaamvae far a4 1 tloaai af
pa4itra fr a (rtar .Naeioaal 4
(n or -?ra.)n of lJ)'oa la
t J. r J. 1 1 1. j laa isaa (no aatimala
a il by lb It ar ai4 .Naar trrt
Hiaata an4 appreva$ r lha I'raai4aal.
f -r ! awx.uata.4. la 1 1 1 I?J.J."
tartly a.th rustt Found, lo ahlch aba
la aatitl.
tt. l. hklnaer. traffic mnar for
lb Nona lunk lUilroad. raid.
Tba promiaa a a Ms ono and null
ba roni4r4 arrlouaiy balor any ac
ta la takaa. I a a. not prpara4 at
IHla li.-n to maka aa atatamant aa to
Iba prouabl aivtud of tbo railroad r
cardlac b raaolu'..oa adopiad, by tba
Ibarnbar of Commarra.
"I thick it wo.ld ba yatbar nncar
Uia and darstrou tblcc for railroad
lo ko about ia rodtxra lb ralca roluo
lnlr. aad tba priBr:pal raault anoal
lihalr aoa!4 b taat praa.ur would
ba bro'4(bl lo baa r to bar I'ucat bound
rata rad a4 to rtor Ihatn to a par
Ity witb tba I'ortrand rata, laarlac tba
aiiualiua Iba aama a bafor. Tb ralaa
bav alwaya baa lb aam bar a ixl
at Iut round, aad a parity of rata
maiaialnod tor J yrar rvproaaata a
ar4at ablvb canaot fall to bara It
IL
-r.a If tba rulroad ahouM roiun-
larily Co about tfta rad-jrllno of th
ralaa alone iba Una propoaad. thoro
r probabilily ir. lb public rv
.- coxmiMloq oul4 taka a bana In
Iba mat:ar aad tbal lb ultimata raa-'
woul4 b that lb rondliloaa would bo
ba latiy all -raj.
2 KILLED III SHOOTING
nirc or rourx enter axd rA
TKOLMA ARB alCTIMa.
Hatatal af Da Waaia Waaa44,
Bal Daio Flrta bta Aftoa-Irma(taa-
Hrr rraaa Wbrma,
8T. IXCML Not. 14. William StraoU
Nlbt Cblaf of rolie. af Mad Lao n. Ill,
la tBdr arraal foiiowibK tba killing of
bis wifo aad Cbarlaa F. Barmclar, EL
Louis patrolman, laat Blbt.
Mr a l waa found two boors aftar
tba abootiBaT with a 'lbt wound la bla
lac. Ho danld dolus any abootlnc.
Mroat told of lhrat ba aald bis
wtfa bad mad acalnat blra. Aa awaar
of a salooa soar tba boroo of M ra
tlrt aald that Flrt warnad him
yaatarday not to sail aay mora liquor
ta bis wif.
t)trt fouad bis wlfa la a wlooroom
laat Bleat. Aa ba waa dracclnp; bar
out of tbo winaroora and Into aa alloy.
I'airolmaa Karmalar. who was paaalnc.
Jumpad from a alroatcar to stop th
aiaturbanca.
"io ahota war firod. Kbit tb
amok clard away. Karmalar was
found daad aad Mrs. trt waa fouad
111"! oo tb paramant fatally wouodad.
Klrt bad disappard aad waa ar.
raatad IS block from tba acana Mr a
"wwi oia a law miaul latar.
WAR PROFITS CONSERVED
Gr-rmany Itralrr Half to D tiei
Apart for Tatar Ixirrmlnallon.
Drm tv i a a
wnoon. .-NOT. J a. TO
fadaral council baa adopi4 a prailm.
i . iutm u war p ro 1 1 la
f oiat a lock rompaalaa aad corpora.
I in n a Tba maaait.A ...
HUl itrf a
laa. TMa Is lafi for aoolbar bill aftar
t war.
. w a.ti mtrtir raquiraa that
rompaaiaa carry aa raarva half tb
prof. la ara4 la maktoe war suppliaa
asd laaat lhara aaparalcljr from lb
ordinary raaourta. bold.na ttsm la
raad.a.aa for fiaal davtatoa
Iaraard toe fwlsn to Kafrty. I
MUCHTOX. Or. Var ?a ri.t
la ta affort la ! ritu.1. ...... .
Soar ycatardar aftarnoon a small do
p4 into Mhr rak. iwu iba
aaar-tgiaa of tb I'prtlasd Hallway.
I lor Comranir amit -r
and aw am do a th daap aad rapid
traorn oar Iwo da ma i- b.a iik....
Tb wild flichl waa wilnaaaad by Bar
ar.j pao;. m no BPPnd lO b OB tb
baaba of Ibo rrk aa Iba aiu-.i -
a Ihrouab tb main part of Ibo cily
I am aaimal swam full
Iwo mllaa. and waa atill la
whn laat aaan
S A 95 Buys a $6-00 NORFOLK SUIT
i nf. 1 rhi Sfnrp on Jmm Boys store-
f f- w v llii:?nM-- Second Floor
Saturday.
Extra Pair of Knickers Free!
Now's the time of the year to see that the boys
are protected from Winter rains and winds.
These suits will keep your boys warm and dry at
a reasonable cost. I show the various styles in
full-weight Norfolk suits, nicely tailored from
fancy mixtures, tweeds and cheviots. Every suit
is guaranteed to give satisfaction. On sale all
day today regular $6.00 suits at 0CJ
$5.00 Norfolk Suits $3.95
Stout, serviceable cassimeres and mixtures, with extra
knickers. A ffood suit for school or play at J q Af
a modest price. Buy them today for only a3ast3
Boys' and Children's Overcoats
n&ndsorae twds, cheviots and novelty woolens, thoroughly
bower-proofed. Many new patterns, woven especially for
youthful wearers. Raglan or set-in sleeves; velvet or self collars;
double or single-breasted models. See them today at this store.
$4.50, $3, $6, $7.50, $8.50, $10, $12.50, $15
BEN SELLING UsSS1
'iii ' aaji'-' mi' J7'i"'ai " cr Trmsmi- arwktr-
MRS. PANKHURST DEFIED
nniTisH srrroAGisT bhvoi-t
ACA1T LEADERSHIP.
l.orpatWa af Aatharlty aatl Fallara a
Milt Orsaalaaltaa Varfal la
Va'ar Chars r-d.
IANDOS. Nov. it. Many morobors
of tb Woman's Social and Political
I'nloo hsva ravolla4 acalnst th laaa-
srshlp of Mrs. Kromailns Paokhurst.
A larsalr attnd4 tnatln under lb
rhatrmanahip ot ira t-iinor nan uar
bail unaalmoualr aprro'txl a tons; In-
dirtmant asainal Mra ranhhurst.
In this Indlctmaot thoas who attend
4 th inacllnr chars that In ualns
tb nam of tb omens oociaj ana
Political fnlon for political purpoaas
Mrs. rankhurat was actins wiinout
sutborltr. Thrr Mama nr lor ibu
Inc to utlllia th organization for soma
form of astional scrvlrs durlnf th
war.
They arcua hr of aeurplna- author
llr and etpolllns members "In order
to stifi opposition to her will rs
sultinc ln th ramoral from member,
hip of almoat all tha women poaaeaaed
of inMuenca. capacity and Independence
of thought.
Thar d-clar that whirl controlling
funds, ah has ahown csllous Indlf
faranr lo th auffarjnsa of deatituts
mambara.
r'lnallr. thar call on Mrs. Pankhurst
la l.aue Immitdlalflr a atalament ahow-
Irwr bow the funds have been expended
since tho war began. They aalc Chris,
tabel Pankhurst, her daughter, to re
slgn or explain her continued abssncs
from the country.
Water Lacking; Fire Loss $4200.
The residence of B. A. Leg, a farmer
MTing hair a mile east of Portland on
tha handy road, was completely de
stroyed by Or at an early hour yes
terday morning, with a loss of $4200. on
which there was 13500 Insurance. The
cause of tha blase Is not known, but Is
believed to have been the grounding of
the electrlo current uaed in lighting
the bouse. A garage and pumpbouse
wera reached and destroyed by the lira.
Engine 21 of Rosa City Park went to
tho Ore. but could do nothing because
of tha lack of water.
Indian Service' Wants Cooks.
Tha United States Civil Service Com
mlaston announces in open competitive
examination for both men and women
for cook In tha Indian service to fill
vacancies as follows: One at Fort Bid
welt School. California: two at Mesca
lero School, New Mexico; ona at Yank
ton School. South Dakota, at 1500 a
year. Further Information and applica
tion blanks will be furnlahed by M. K.
Wlgton. local eecretary. Federal build
ing, Portland.
rcnaiona Are Granted.
OREGOXIAV NEWS BUREAU.
Wuh. Nov. 1. A pension of 117 a
month has bon granted to Robert E.
Campbell, of Portland. Widow's pen
sion of SIS a month have been
rrantcd Phrbe Jay. of Pendleton;
Kiiaa Ltuarhary. of Monmouth, and
Habafa Hi hop. rf Rotraraon. Maho.
MRS. LACY GETS 0 DAMAGES FROM
WOODARO, CLARKE at CO.
Alleaatloa That Error la Filling Pre
acriptloa Canaed Injury Ia Nat
Snatalaed.
The Jury which heard tba case of
Mrs. Ruby Lacy against Woodard,
Clarke & Co., in which Mrs. Lacey
asked 125,000 damages, last night re
turned a verdict for the defendant-
Mrs. Lacy, who Is the wife of Dr. H. N.
Lacy, alleged she had suffered personal
injury as a result of the faulty execu
tion of a prescription. The case was
heard before Judge Morrow. Tha ver
dict was a complete victory for the
drug company, whose attorney, Ralph
Wilbur, In concluding the case yester
day labeled It "the most disgraceful
case ever tried In the courts ot Oregon
and a case of pure blackmail."
It was alleged by the plaintiff that
two poisons had been confused In the
dlltng of the prescription, the more
poisonous of the two having been made
an Ingredient of tha prescription. An
analysla of the prescription by C. P. W.
Harding, a chemist who was a witness
for Mrs. Lacy, brought out the fact
that the contention of tha plaintiff was
incorrect and that the lees poisonous
of the two medicines had. according
lo the doctor's order, been Incorporated
In the prescription. Another point
scored by the defense was tha state
ment of the phvaloians who were called
Largest Buyers of Cattle on the Pacific Coast
which meant that you buy here at lowest possible
prices, and that the quality of Meats and other
produccts is the best that our expert buyers can
select. Be alive to the advantages of securing:
your Meats and other edibles from this Big, Sani
tary, Snow-white Market.
Saturday Specials
-.12c
lOc
SIRLOIN
ROAST,
Pound . .
VEAL
ROAST,
Pound . ,
PORK
ROAST,
Pound . ,
lOc
Fresh
SPARE RIBS,
Pound
lOc
Anchor Brand
BACON,
Pound
lOc
New England
HAMS,
Pound
13c
.CtarThe CASCADE BARGAIN MEAT COUN
TER offers very tempting SPECIALS in
Meats of Good Quality. Look for the Sign.
Fresh Columbia River
SALMON, 1 f
Pound LJC
Cascade Fish Market
Fresh r
LEMONS, Doz. 1UC
3 Dozen for 25c.
Cascade Fruit Store.
2 Pounds Fresh r
CREAMERY hP
BUTTER for...vcrv
Cascade Butter Store
9 Loaves
FRESH
BREAD for
Cascade Bakery,
25c
FREE One can Her
shey's Cocoa with
each Pound of 25c,
30c, 35c, 40c Coffee .
All FERNS Reduced
in Price at the
Cascade Flower Store
to tho stand that th poison wouia
either kill insiae oi iour or u )
u -y.-n tha ivttom entirely
or wouia p. '
and not debilitate the system in any
manner.
As Mrs. Lacy did not die n was me
intention of the defense that, even if
ie prescription had been wrongfully
led. a hypoinesis prcviuueiy iwuwu
...timtrtv thara could be no re-
U J at.iiiwi.jt -
covery of damages, as there was no
permanent injury. Dr. William House,
one of the men called to the stand as
an expert, testified that the physician
attending Mrs. Lacy had prescribed
the poisonous ingredient of the pre
script lonlnoverdoBequantltle
th
fill
by
PHOT Ml IS ROBBER
COOD rTAV FAITH IV (.K4CC
ititat is tor.
Brinsf the K
J
Felix Block
I I ill Morrison stroat.
C. C. Bradley Co.
Men s llattere ar-J rxirnlahcre.
tii Waahlngtoa strL
C. . Baker
boa a.
IT Morrleon. 37 Wsahlnstoa.
Wt Park and Waahlngtoa.
Buff tnn & Pendleton
II I Man's Ciolhlars and Furnishers.
I 1 111 Morrtaoa slrL
I Clarke Bros.
I Florists Cul Flowers
aad Polled plants.
II? Morrlsoa strL
A c. ft rji f . . ;
la CL Ll. 1 riU'H'ltimC.
Jewel-ra. plsmond im
porters and MlTeramlths.
Park and Waahlngtoa.
The Florsheim Shoe Shop
Man's Shoe a,
III lit Washington slrL
Irwitt'IIodon Co.
Ill Stationary. Prlntlne. Knrlng.
I I 117 Washington str!.
The Juvenile
III Clothe for Kiddle.
Ill iOclilhatra.t.
BL Aider aad Morrlsoa.
1"
that her temporary suffering was not
due to the incorrect filling- of the pre
scription, but to an overdose.
Teamster Hurt In Runaway.
When his team broke from his control
in fright at a passing motorcycle, Frank
Donnelly, a teamster living at 366 Lin
coln street, was thrown to the ground
yesterday ana sustained a broken
ankle. The accident occurred at Shaffer
and Capitol streets and the injured man
was taken to Good Samaritan Hos
pital. He is married and is 50 years
old.
liar j t Tafc aWfoo Halloa
C siaalty Mel aaal TW Saaaka r
alaar (Wlaai a oat Waaakj.
M: TTLJL Waali- Nov. !.. Si.t 1
t.rf Mtltlac. Ill Twaaty-fotarta I
. a t. Ba ot all Isiarast la
aafortitsal snaaaaars of tho baesaa!
lw. particularly the who say srac
Bafor ana a la. Ilia avaraloa coroa
tlaai throws a Thaakaclalac day
rrori lo abJ aa aafortuaata thuaiy:
Jt:::a was etow lows lata yaatar
tar whaa a cadavarou. IBoushlfal
BBpaarinc paraos asproacBad aa4 sakasi
I . lift oar aom of lb rvcBa la1
J fa a sachway. I
main a o.tilal raataaraet. Maltlrc
up a apianiio anoai. la Ibal
tal'at of wom-B th ajqaal sai4 ira-t
a Hti talk .A al La n a t hi n I h. .1 1 N - AM
feuanaa tnoral waakaaaa ss4 tbair1
vaanania ani tiatr aidr4 BwBJacta
Mai las. fiiuliac bia (u waa witb
it aBaitar for lb ninl. finally da.
ci-l-4 to ramaln dowa Iowa hliraaif.
taa raatae) a room for two. Iarly lo
T b aaroa aae diacatand that ki.
Baal auit. pita a parf-cjly anoat cold;
aalrl. BBS aBra4. a4 that In ta
la lb straacar bad left his shabby
ult.
I H I
1
LOST JEWELS RECOVERED
ovfli l'lad Vslaabkra la Mrcrt.
Nrr TKry Had) All XlcM.
A avamaaa rtc lLrt el 4. a
wa.it tappb.r na Sal'4a4 al 1 1 and
w ir aaw t: Ur la m airo a.l
of TSuraHar aU"t Bed p'rt of y.tmr.
al., Rorainr M ra. Mtaa Arm
'tol. Ill Karl drorga-l lha
S.c toaiaiain." Ik araall forlie aba
BUS ! from a li"ar tar ralura
I Bar Bom f -am t ax
t'larattrlH bar ' aa aoa s ah
a-' la IS lo'iaa. Vra. ArvnatroraT Bo
I.fa4 In paM ',-. fatar4y aioralaf
lf Jraioaai wa lo th aPI
ana ft4 ai.sltaa) f.oa in axienaoril
ta4 r saa) Bar ai'B:aa. a . ta c a
-. but tal4 by l-aff.v'.
AID IS GIVEH RATE FIGHT
ti'animnal y.
rira fata
a ar a.l a'ili an. I aoi baa
aa bajrlax an tbo SaWaioa of IB la
laratal Commara Ctrnmluiaa oa IB
Attor'a rata raa. b'4l II ma T arantaali,
a4 ia Aatorta (atta ratss a
iddies Down
Tqwb and Shop Tonight
IWENTY-SIX of Portland's leading specialty stores remain
open Saturday nights. This is extending the utmost in store
service, for, in compliance with the law, no girls are worked
overtime and a corps of efficient helpers are retained to
attend your smallest want! Come down tonight look over
the Holiday showing and make your Christmas selection before the
choicest lots are broken.
Members by Invitation The Saturday 'Night Shopping Service
Rosenthal & Co.
Jaeger Bros.
Jewelers. Diamond Marchanta.
Ill Sixth strL
Kitixht Shoe Co.
Men's. Woman's and
Children' Stiff,
Broadway and Morrlsoa.
Latte'Davis Drug Co.
Drucs-tats.
prescription Pharmacists.
Third and Yamhill
Leffert Jewelry Co.
Jaweler. Sliveramlths.
l Wahin(ton strk
Lion Clothing Co.
bloo's Cloth I na. Shoes.
Purnlahlnica and flats.
r ounn ana Morrison.
Htnan Shoes.
blaln Store. 1?S Tenth street.
Branch. 301 Washington.
Samuel Rosenblatt & Co.
Clothiers, Furnisher
and Hatters,
2t6 Morrison street.
Ben Selling
Clothier. Furnisher and Hatter,
Fourth and Morrison streets.
Sherman-Clay & Co.
Plsnoa. Talking
Alacbinea. Kecords.
Sixth and Morrison streets.
il. Sichel
Lection's
Caloves, Hosiery. Vmhrellaa.
I Morrison street.
Mathis
Clothier, furnisher. Hatter.
a 14714 Sixth strt.
Men's Furnisher and Hatter.
131 Washington street.
Max M. Smith
Powers Furniture Co.
Fu ra 1 1 u re. Draperlea,
Houat Furnlahlnsa,
Third andTasahlw
Phegley & Cavender
Clothiers. Furnisher
and Hatter.
Fourth aod Aider.
riApfat rut Flowara and Plants.
1 4 1 H Six th St.. nesr Alder st
Staiger Shoe Co.
Men's. Women's and
Children's Fhoes.
2)1 Washington street.
Woodard. Clarke & Co.
Drugrtsta,
ood-Lark Building.
west -ra ana Aiaer sis.
FTI 1 05.2